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From Motor City to Health Innovation City? Detroit's Unexpected Comeback
By Matthew Johnson
Fredericks, Marshall. The Spirit of Detroit. 1958. Detroit. – photograph by Matthew Johnson, 2018
In his latest post, Matthew Johnson takes us on his journey through Detroit – America's "Motor City." While it gained prominence as the epicenter of the U.S. automobile industry at the turn of the 20th century, Detroit has since struggled to recover from a host of events that have led to its demographic and economic decline. However, Matt's recent visit shows us that there is much to look forward to in Detroit; and even after numerous lows and a bankruptcy declaration in 2013, the spirit of Detroit is driven to excel.
This series usually focuses on the health innovation scenes in different regions of Canada. For this entry, let's assume that Canada has annexed Detroit from the U.S. As long as they insist on calling themselves "Hockeytown", it's really only a matter of time, anyway.
Much has been written about the fall– and rise, and fall– of Detroit, an unfortunate posterchild of withering U.S. "Rust Belt" cities. Make no mistake, there is much heavy lifting to be done to counter the imposing macroeconomic trends confronting Detroit, and more still to ensure that the entire community recovers together.
But Detroit is on its way back, and health innovation has a significant role to play. Over the last year, I've been honoured to get to know some of the hardworking people driving collaboration between health innovation players across Southeast Michigan – and Southwest Ontario – in support of the growth of the region's nascent biopharma and medtech sectors.
Any successful and sustainable health innovation cluster is anchored by world-class biomedical research and top-notch clinical services. Key research and clinical assets in Southeast Michigan include Wayne State University, Henry Ford Health System, and the University of Michigan, which was awarded the third highest amount of NIH funding ($522 million) of all organizations worldwide in 2017.
Support for commercialization of the region's medical research is provided by the team at Fast Forward Medical Innovation(FFMI), which manages entrepreneurship education programs and a number of early-stage commercialization funds at both the institutional and state levels. Though based at the University of Michigan, FFMI really is an invaluable resource for health innovators across the whole state of Michigan, and they've been so welcoming to me whenever I've visited.
Life science companies are very well-represented at the Michigan Growth Capital Symposium, a premier venture fair focusing on university spin-out companies. The potential for the region's biomedical sector is on full display here as all manner of healthcare innovations – therapeutics, devices, diagnostics, software, and research tools – are pitched to angel, venture capital, and private equity investors from all over the U.S. It's also a forum for technology transfer professionals from across the Midwest to connect and share best practices, further building capacity for commercial translation of medical research.
I was recently in Detroit for the 2ndannual MedHealth Summit, a unique cross-border event bringing together innovators, health systems, insurers, research institutions, and investors from across Southeast Michigan and Southwest Ontario. MedHealth is a grassroots effort to coalesce health innovation partners on both sides of the border, and to leverage their collective strengths to build a thriving international medtech cluster. Its early days to be sure, but the capacity and diversity of the MedHealth partners is undeniable, and the value of this initiative was clear at the Summit, which included a lively one-on-one matchmaking stream. I met a few companies that I'd definitely like to learn more about.
Finally, a word about the people I've met who are leading the charge for health innovation in the region. To a person, these are some of the most gracious and collaborative professionals I've come across, and I'll be looking into ways for Bloom Burton to contribute to their mission of building a robust health innovation enterprise for Detroit and the surrounding areas. It's always nice when you can do business with people you enjoy spending time with, so I think I'll be making the drive to Detroit again soon.
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WHAT IN THE WORLD IS GOING ON? Part Two From the book by David Jeremiah, a Protestant prophet: THREE COMMENT: Sign three given by David Jeremiah is the MODERN EUROPE ... Ancient Rome. He goes to Daniel 2 and the vision of Nubuchadnezzar. Here in chapter three of his book, Jeremiah is mainly correct. It is interesting that the Protestant prophets have come to agree with what the Church of God was proclaiming to the world decades ago, when none of the Protestant prophets were paying any attention. Here is how David Jeremiah writes it: ...... Modern Europe ... Ancient Rome The Four World Empires .... Through Daniel, God gave King Nebuchadnezzar a composite history of the remaining days of the world. We know this because he spoke specifically of "days to come" and "things to come" (Daniel 2:28, 29 NIV). He began to reveal the meaning of the dream of the statue in five sections: the head of gold, the breast and arms of silver, the belly and thighs of copper and brass, the legs of iron, and the feet ... part iron, part clay. The first world empire, represented by the statue's head of gold, was Nebuchadnezzar's own kingdom of Babylon. Daniel's words to the king are clear. "You, O king, are a king of kings. For the God of heaven has given you a kingdom, power, strength, and glory; and wherever the children of men dwell, or the beasts of the field and the birds of the heaven, He has given them into your hand, and has made you ruler over them all-you are this head of gold" (Daniel 2:37-38 NKJV). Nebuchadnezzar would not have doubted that the head of gold referred to his kingdom since the chief deity of Babylon was Marduk, known as "the god of gold." The historian Herodotus described the image of Marduk as a dazzling sight - a golden statue seated upon a golden throne before a golden table and a golden altar. Pliny tells us that the robes of Marduk's priests were interlaced with gold! The second world empire revealed in the king's dream is represented by the image's chest of silver, from which two silver arms emerge (Daniel 2:32). This is the Medo-Persian Empire that conquered Babylon in 539 BC and remained in power for approximately two hundred years. We need feel no uncertainty about that interpretation because later, when Daniel reported the events surrounding the end of the Babylonian empire, he stated clearly that it would be the dual monarchy of the Medes and the Persians that would take control of Nebuchadnezzar's empire (Daniel 5:28). The two nations are again confirmed as Babylon's successor in Daniel 8:20. The third world empire revealed within the image is represented by its belly and thighs of bronze. Daniel told the king it will be a "kingdom of bronze, which shall rule over all the earth" (Daniel 2:39). This is the empire of Greece, the kingdom of Phillip of Macedon and his famous son, Alexander the Great. Not only does history confirm Greece as the empire that succeeded the Medo-Persians, but Daniel himself affirmed it by naming Greece specifically in Daniel 8:21. Under Alexander, the Greek empire was unified and encompassed more territory than either of the previous empires. Alexander had such a lust for conquest that after subduing virtually all of the known world, he sat down and wept, fearing there were no more territories left to conquer. It is appropriate that this third kingdom is characterized by the bronze midsection of the massive image. Alexander's soldiers armored themselves in bronze and brass helmets and breastplates, and carried bronze and brass shields and swords. The fourth empire displayed in the image is symbolized by its legs of iron. Daniel describes this empire as "strong as iron, inasmuch as iron breaks in pieces and shatters everything; and like iron that crushes, that kingdom will break in pieces and crush all the others" (2:40). History shows us clearly that Rome is the fourth kingdom. Not only was Rome the successor to the Greek empire, but the iron legs of the image provide a powerful symbol that characterizes the nature of the Romans. The word iron is used fourteen times in the text describing Rome in Daniel 2. Historians often use iron as an adjective when characterizing the Roman Empire: Rome's iron hand. Rome's iron grip. Rome's iron rule. Rome's iron fist. Rome's iron heel. Rome's iron legions. History confirms the progression of Daniel's explanation of Nebuchadnezzar's dream. The Babylonians were overthrown by the Medo-Persians; the Medo-Persians were conquered by the Greeks; and when the Grecian empire was conquered by Rome, all of the lands and peoples of the previous kingdoms were assimilated into one kingdom known as the Roman Empire. This empire came into existence fifty years before Jesus was born, and it continued in power throughout the Lord's earthly ministry and beyond. It was Roman rule that put Jesus on the cross. It was the imperialistic Romans who ruled ruthlessly throughout the world during the early days of the church. The fact that Rome is represented in the statue by its two iron legs is also significant ... By A.D. 395 the Roman Empire had split into two political areas of rule: the [Latin-speaking] West with its capital in Rome, and the [Greek-speaking] East with its capital in Constantinople (modern Istanbul, Turkey), which included the land of Israel. This division of the empire is depicted in the statue's two legs. But this splitting of the mighty Roman Empire into two political units was not to be the last division that kingdom would suffer as Daniel explained to Nebuchadnezzar when he turned his attention to the statue's feet and toes. He noted that in the king's dream, the feet and toes were composed of a mixture of iron and clay. Though positioned at the bottom of the image, these extremities are apparently highly important, for Daniel said as much about the feet and toes as he had said about all the other parts of the image combined.... According to Daniel, there is to be yet another division in the Roman Empire. Not a division of two, as indicated by the image's two legs, but of ten, as symbolized by its ten toes. Daniel foretells a time when the Roman Empire will consist of ten kingdoms or leaders. Since the downward movement from one section of the statue to the next represents the passage of time, the "feet and toes" stage must follow the "legs" stage. But when we look back at the history that followed Daniel's prediction, we find nothing in history that even remotely corresponds to a tenfold Roman coalition. That shows us that this fifth and final feet-and-toes-stage kingdom is yet to come and is yet to perform its prescribed role in human history. Daniel gives us one other piece of information that enables us to understand the timing of the events conveyed in Nebuchadnezzar's dream. He tells us that this final form of the Roman Empire will be on the earth when God sets up His earthly kingdom. "And in the days of these kings [the rulers of the ten segments of the Roman kingdom], the God of heaven will set up a kingdom which shall never be destroyed; and the kingdom shall not be left to other people; it shall break in pieces and consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand forever" (Daniel 2:44). "Whereas you saw the feet and toes, partly of potter's clay and partly of iron, the kingdom shall be divided; yet the strength of iron shall be in it, just as you saw the iron mixed with ceramic clay. And as the toes of the feet were partly of iron and partly of clay, so the kingdom shall be partly strong and partly fragile. As you saw iron mixed with ceramic clay, they will mingle with the seed of men; but they will not adhere to one another, just as iron does not mix with clay." (Daniel 2:41-43) .... Let's look at how Daniel describes it: "After this I saw in the night visions, and behold, a fourth beast, dreadful and terrible, exceedingly strong. It had huge iron teeth; it was devouring, breaking in pieces, and trampling the residue with its feet. It was different from all the beasts that were before it, and it had ten horns" (Daniel 7:7). Daniel is careful to explain that the ten horns are ten kings who shall arise from this kingdom (v. 24). We know that this ten-kingdom prophecy of Daniel's remains in the future because not only has the ten-leader form of the Roman Empire never existed in history, but neither has such a kingdom been suddenly crushed as prophecy indicates it will be. According to Daniel 2, the Roman Empire in its final form will experience sudden destruction. The Roman Empire of Jesus' day did not end suddenly. It gradually deteriorated and declined over many centuries until the western part, the Holy Roman Empire, fell in AD 476, and the eastern part, the Byzantine Empire, fell in AD 1453. You can hardly imagine a more gradual slide from glory to oblivion! We must conclude, then, that some form of the Roman Empire must emerge in the end times, and according to Daniel, it will be in place prior to the coming of Christ to rule and reign over the earth... The future manifestation of the Roman Empire that Daniel prophesied twenty-five hundred years ago will take the form of a coalition or confederation of ten world leaders and will encompass the same territory as the historic Roman Empire. And today we can see that coalition taking shape right before our eyes! It began as early as 1930, when the French statesman Aristide Briand attempted to enlist twentysix nations in what he first called "the United States of Europe" and modified to "the European Union." In his proposal he said, "The nations of Europe today must unite in order to live and prosper." The European press gave Briand's novel idea little attention, and nothing came of it. That is, nothing came of it at that time. But Briand's call for European unity was merely one world war ahead of the curve. Fewer than twenty years later, one of the world's most respected leaders issued the same call ... In 1946, following the devastation of Europe during the Second World War, Winston Churchill forcefully asserted that "the tragedy of Europe" could only be solved if the issues of ancient nationalism and sovereignty could give way to a sense of European "national grouping." He said that the path to European peace and prosperity on the world stage was clear: "We must build a United States of Europe." Churchill's call initiated a series of steps toward unification; some were faltering, but others gained traction. The Benelux Conference of 1948, held in Brussels, Belgium, would lay the foundation for a new organization "to unite European countries economically and politically to secure a lasting peace." Only three tiny nations attended the meeting - the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and Belgium. These nations came together because they saw unity as their only hope of survival in the postwar world. Another step was taken in April 1951, when these three nations signed the Treaty of Paris with three additional nations, Germany, France, and Italy, forming a common market for coal and steel in an environment of peace and equality. March 25, 1957, saw a major step toward European unification when the Treaty of Rome was signed on Capitoline Hill, one of the famous Seven Hills of Rome. On this occasion, Italy, France, and Germany joined the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and Belgium, creating the European Economic Community - the Common Market. In 1973, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Denmark joined the EEC, and Greece was added in 1981, making it a ten-nation confederation. On January 1, 1986, Spain and Portugal came into the union, and the agenda expanded beyond economics when the EEC officially adopted the goal of a politically unified Europe. In 1987 the Single European Act was implemented. With the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, Germany was reunified, and East Germany was integrated into the membership. In December 1992, the economic borders between the nations of the European community were removed, and a common passport was issued to travelers. Study in universities within the nations was also permitted without any restrictions. Austria, Finland, and Sweden joined the Union in 1995. In 2002, eighty billion coins were produced for use in the twelve participating nations of the Eurozone, thus introducing the new monetary unit, the euro. Despite expected fluctuations, the rise in euro value has been steady and observable. The dollar is declining against the euro, and many experts believe that within five years the euro may actually replace the US dollar as the standard world currency. As we learned in the previous chapter, the Iranians have recently refused to accept the American dollar as payment for oil, requiring payment to be made in euro. The march toward European unification continued on May 1, 2004, when Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia, and Slovenia were added, bringing the total to twenty-five nations. These nations brought 75 million people into the European Union, expanding its population to 450 million people and surpassing North America as the world's biggest economic zone. In January 2007, Romania and Bulgaria were admitted to the EU, bringing the total number of nations to twenty-seven. While Israel was part of the original Roman Empire, it is not currently a part of the European Union. The EU considers Israel ineligible for membership due to human rights violations, based on its occupation of the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Golan Heights, and East Jerusalem. It has been proposed, however, that if Israel would sign a peace treaty with its hostile neighbors, it would be offered membership in the EU. Gradually yet steadily, the nations of Europe have come together, creating a modern replica of the ancient Roman Empire. Europe is more integrated today than at any time since the days of ancient Rome. The United States of Europe is considered by many to be the second most powerful political force in our world. Consolidation of the European Government Currently the EU government is organized into three bodies: a Parliament, the Council of European Union, and the European Commission. The Parliament is considered "the Voice of the People" because citizens of the EU directly elect its 785 members. The Parliament passes European laws in conjunction with the Council. Its president is elected to serve a five-year term. The Council, "the Voice of the Member States," consists of twentyseven members who are also the heads of their national governments. This body participates with Parliament in the passing of laws and also establishes common foreign policy and security policies. As I write this book, a Reform Treaty is currently in the ratification process. This treaty contains proposals for two major changes to the structure of the Council. First, it will reduce the membership of the Council from twenty-seven to seventeen and elect a full-time president for a two and a half-year extendable term, replacing the current rotating presidency, which changes every six months. These steps toward power consolidation may have very serious implications for the future. The third body of EU government, the European Commission, consists of twenty-seven commissioners whose tasks are to draft new laws and implement policies and funding. Its president is nominated by the Council of European Union for a five-year term. Other EU governmental entities include: the Court of Justice, the Court of Auditors, the European Central Bank, and the European Investment Bank. Former British prime minister Tony Blair is rumored to be the likely candidate for Europe's first president of the Council. These rumors circulated as far back as 2002 and gained momentum in 2007 after Blair stepped down from his position as prime minister of Great Britain. French president Nicolas Sarkozy was the first leader to propose Blair for Europe's first president. In a speech given in January 2008, Sarkozy said this about Tony Blair: He is intelligent, he is brave and he is a friend. We need him in Europe. How can we govern a continent of 450 million people if the President changes every six months and has to run his own country at the same time? I want a President chosen from the top - not a compromise candidate - who will serve for two-and-a-half years. As we track these developments toward ever-increasing unity and more centralized power among the European nations, we can see a new empire in the making - an empire that occupies the same territory as the ancient Roman Empire. Turning back to Daniel for further insight into the nature of this rising coalition, we are intrigued by his description of it as a mixture of two noncohering materials. We already know that iron represented the strength of the old Roman Empire. In the newly constituted empire, however, the prophecy tells us that iron will be mixed with ceramic clay. Clay is nothing like the other materials that composed the image of Nebuchadnezzar's dream. Clay speaks of weakness and instability. The best interpretation of this unstable mix is that the combination of clay and iron represents the diverse racial, religious, and political elements that will comprise this final form of the Roman Empire. That is, in fact, what we see today in the early manifestation of the European coalition. While the EU has great economic and political clout, the cultures and languages of its various countries are so incredibly diverse that it cannot hold together any more than iron and clay unless unity is imposed and enforced by an extremely powerful leader. As the EU prepares to elect a strong president for a longer term, we can see how an uneasy unity could come about. The Need for Renewed Vigilance From this brief study of modern Europe and ancient Rome, we can begin to understand the meaning of what is going on in the world today. Three things in particular emerge from our study that should increase our vigilance. The Consolidation of World Power Since the time of the Roman Empire, there has been no nation or empire with the power to govern or dominate the known world. But it is coming. In the future there will be a short period of time when the world will be unified under one dominant leader. COMMENT: The Protestant prophet has been very good in understanding the basic truth of Daniel. Some parts of the Church of God were proclaiming all this and more as far back as the 1950s. David Jeremiah now starts to go "off track" - the world is never to be under ONE world ruler before Christ comes to earth. There will be a "west" power (the resurrected Holy Roman Empire) and the "east" power (Russia, China, India etc) - Keith Hunt. ...... We saw in Daniel's second vision that the fourth beast had ten horns growing from its head. We need not wonder at the meaning of the beast and the ten horns, for the meaning of Daniel's dream was given directly to him: "The fourth beast shall be a fourth kingdom on earth, which shall ... devour the whole earth, trample it and break it in pieces. The ten horns are ten kings who shall arise from this kingdom" (Daniel 7:23-24). The fourth beast represents the fourth successive kingdom after Babylon, which history identifies as the Roman Empire. But since Rome was never ruled simultaneously by ten kings, we know that those kings are yet to arrive on the stage of world history to rule a newly formed empire that overlays the territory of the ancient Roman Empire. Today the concentration of power in the European Union signals the beginning of this new world order. Statements such as this should chill us to the bone. It shows that the world as a whole in its ignorance will actually embrace the power that will seek to enslave it. The European Union is the kindling awaiting the spark of the Antichrist to inflame the world with unprecedented evil. It is certainly a time to be vigilant. The Condition for the Treaty with Israel In the ninth chapter of Daniel's prophecy, he tells us of a treaty that will be signed between his people and the world leader who will head the realigned Roman Empire: "Then he shall confirm a covenant with many for one week; but in the middle of the week he shall bring an end to sacrifice and offering" (Daniel 9:27). Daniel tells us here that Israel will sign a treaty with the Antichrist, and that this treaty will be forged to last for a "week," literally in prophetic language, a "week of years," or seven years. This treaty will be an attempt to settle the Arab-Israeli controversy that today focuses the world's attention on the Middle East. After three and one-half years, that treaty will be broken, and the countdown to Armageddon will begin.... COMMENT: Now we are into the popular Protestant prophets teaching of Daniel 9. Daniel 9 has NOTHING to do with END TIME EVENTS!! Daniel 9 is VERY MISUNDERSTOOD and falsely taught by the modern fundamental Protestant prophets. The last paragraph above from David Jeremiah is TOTALLY INCORRECT!! There will never be a treaty with Europe and the Jews of the Holy Land. There will be no Temple built in Jerusalem before Jesus returns. There will be NO animal sacrifices performed by the Jews in Jerusalem. There is NO 7 year period at the end of this age, the book of Revelation only speaks of 42 months, 1260 days, a time, times, and half a time - THREE AND ONE HALF YEARS! The fundamental Protestant prophets have all the last years of this age in prophecy, mixed up and way off the wall, including their false teaching of the "secret rapture." I HAVE EXPOUNDED TO YOU IN GREAT DETAIL, ON THIS WEBSITE, THE PROPHECIES OF THE BIBLE, AND THE LAST THREE AND ONE HALF YEARS OF THIS AGE, TO THE COMING OF CHRIST, AND THE SETTING UP OF THE KINGDOM OF GOD ON EARTH. I REFER THE READER TO ALL THOSE STUDIES. Keith Hunt .................. 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Just a quick little post to share a couple of bathroom signs I made for our guest bath since we are updating it. I'll show you the update in a couple of days.......it is almost finished. Yes!
I wanted to add a little vintage, so I downloaded a few designs from the Graphics Fairy. She really should be the Graphics Santa for providing so many cute designs for us all to use for free.
For the first sign I chose this design:
I removed the advertising
Then added a little humor I saw somewhere on the internet,
to create this sign. I hope the kids don't take it to heart.
They would prefer to use their clothes anyway because
you don't have to hang your clothes back up.
This is how it looks printed on off-white paper and framed.
I also downloaded this design
And framed it as is.
Aren't they cute?
Please feel free to use the sign I put together for your home. If you share it on your blog, please share that you found it at
The Lavender Tub. ;)
And thanks for stopping by the tub today!
Parties I Will Be Linking To:
Sunday - The Sunday Showcase Party at Under The Table and Dreaming, DIY Project Parade at The DIY Showoff
Tuesday - Show Me What Ya Got at Not Just a Housewife,
Wednesday - Wow Us Wednesday at Savvy Southern Style,


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Several Hurriyat leaders detained, Jamia Masjid sealed
Srinagar, May 11 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, people staged forceful demonstrations in Srinagar and other major towns, today, against surge in the killing of youth by the Indian troops in the territory.
Call for the demonstrations was given by the Joint Resistance Leadership comprising Syed Ali Gilani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Muhammad Yasin Malik. People took to the streets in Srinagar, Badgam, Ganderbal, Shopian, Islamabad, Pulwama, Kulgam Kupwara, Bandipora, Baramulla and other areas raising high-pitched pro-freedom and anti-India slogans. The demonstrations were led by Hurriyat leaders including Advocate Bashir Ahmed Butt, Muhammad Yousuf Naqash, Hakeem Abdur Rasheed, Ghulam Nabi Zaki, Shabbir Ahmed Dar and Imtiaz Ahmed Reshi. Indian troops and police personnel fired pellets and teargas shells to disperse the protesters at various places, injuring many of them. People also offered funeral prayers in absentia in Srinagar, Pampore, Shopian and other areas for the martyrs.
The puppet authorities had imposed restrictions in many areas of Srinagar to prevent people from staging demonstrations. Juma prayers could not be held at the historic Jamia Masjid due to restrictions. The occupation authorities also put Hurriyat leaders including Syed Ali Gilani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, Muhammad Ashraf Sehrai, Agha Syed Hassan Al-Moosvi Al-Safvi, Bilal Siddiqi, Zafar Akbar Butt, Mukhtar Ahmed Waza and Qazi Ahmed Yasir under house arrest or in custody to stop them from leading the protests.
Hurriyat leaders and organizations including Maulana Abbas Ansari, Muhammad Shafi Reshi, Farida Bahenji, Democratic Freedom Party, Muslim League, Dukhtaran-e-Millat and Grand Mufti-designate, Mufti Nasir-ul-Islam, in their statements in Srinagar strongly reacted to the recent assertion of the Indian Army Chief, General Bipin Rawat, that Kashmiris should note down that they could not get freedom from India. They said that the Kashmiri people had laid down unparalleled sacrifices for the liberation of their homeland and they would achieve their objective at all costs.
Meanwhile, complete shutdown was observed in Shopian, Pulwama and Sumbal areas, today, against the killing of innocent people and other atrocities by the Indian troops.
An Indian policeman was killed when some unknown gunmen attacked a police post in Wadwan area of Budgam district, today.
In Islamabad, speakers at a seminar organized by the International Forum for Justice and Human Rights Jammu and Kashmir demanded of India to fulfill its commitments of giving the people of Jammu and Kashmiri their right to self-determination. The speakers included Lt. Gen. (retd) Abdul Qayoom, Ghulam Muhammad Safi, Syed Faiz Naqashbandi, Abdul Basit, Sardar Muhammad Yaqoob Khan, Ali Muhammad Khan, Lt. Gen. (retd) Amjad Shoiab, Raja Najabat Hussain and Shaikh Tajammul-ul-Islam. Addressing a gathering in Washington, the President of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Sardar Masood Khan and Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai, appealed to the US to play role in the settlement of the Kashmir dispute in accordance with the Kashmiris' aspirations.


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Zipcar Officially Launches in Coquitlam, British Columbia
Zipcar's car sharing service gives Coquitlam residents on-demand access to a vehicle, encouraging a car-lite or car-free lifestyle
COQUITLAM, B.C., Sept. 14, 2016 – Zipcar, the world's leading car sharing network, today announced a new partnership with the City of Coquitlam to bring its "wheels when you want them" membership service to area residents, businesses, visitors and students.
Two Zipcars— a Nissan Sentra named "Yoga" and a Hyundai Santa Fe named "Piper" — are now available by the hour or by the day. The vehicles are parked in designated spots at Glen Drive at Pacific Street in Coquitlam for convenient pick-up and drop-off and can be reserved in seconds on Zipcar's mobile app, online or over the phone. Each reservation includes gas, insurance and 200 kilometers of driving per day, making it a great option for those looking for ways to save money on the high cost of car ownership.
"Zipcar's launch in Coquitlam is another positive step in providing more commuting options to our residents, visitors, and businesses," said Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart. "With shared car services, such as Zipcar, and the expansion of SkyTrain to Coquitlam, it will be even easier for residents and visitors alike to experience what our city has to offer."
The official launch in Coquitlam builds on Zipcar's success in Vancouver, where the company has been operating since 2007. With members using Zipcar nearby, the company was eager expand east to Coquitlam to provide more residents and visitors with convenient access to wheels where they live, work and play. Zipcar members can reserve and drive any one of the nearly 300 vehicles located in greater Vancouver as well as the 12,000 vehicles in the company's global fleet.
"We couldn't be more excited to bring Zipcar to Coquitlam as part of the city's growing transportation network," said Catherine Williams, Zipcar market manager. "Zipcar gives members on-demand access to 'wheels when they want them' with a simple tap on the screen of their mobile phone. And the best part is, car sharers are proven to increase their use of other mobility options like walking, biking and public transit after joining, leading to a healthier transportation system overall."
Local businesses in Coquitlam can also benefit from Zipcar's presence through the Zipcar for Business (Z4B) program, which offers discounted driving rates Monday through Friday. The Z4B program helps businesses save money, meet environmental sustainability goals and reduce parking requirements by providing employees with access to Zipcar for business needs and other uses.
Prospective members can visit www.zipcar.com/coquitlam for more information and to join.
About Zipcar
Zipcar is the world's leading car sharing network, driven by a mission to enable simple and responsible urban living. With its wide variety of self-service vehicles available by the hour or day, Zipcar operates in urban areas and university campuses in over 500 cities and towns across Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Spain, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States. Zipcar offers the most comprehensive, most convenient and most flexible car sharing options available. Zipcar is a subsidiary of Avis Budget Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: CAR), a leading global provider of vehicle rental services. More information is available at www.zipcar.com.
About City of Coquitlam
An active and vibrant community, Coquitlam is attracting new residents and businesses that appreciate the quality of life, central location in Metro Vancouver, and countless opportunities for recreation, cultural and outdoor pursuits. Coquitlam is the fifth-largest city in BC and home to almost 145,000 people and over 6,000 businesses. Find out more about Coquitlam at www.coquitlam.ca/explore.
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Media Contacts:
Kate Binette
Communications Manager, Zipcar
Kathleen Vincent
Manager, Corporate Communications, City of Coquitlam


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I poured out my soul on Facebook and decided, just maybe, it'd be a good idea to have it here. I don't talk a lot about the things of great magnitude. I simply deal. Last year I found a way of dealing that was rather better than my previous methods. I'd still rather my life weren't so full of things outside my control that insist on going wrong, but, since it is… here are my thoughts for 2019.
Happy New Year everyone An especially happy 2019 to those who had a rough 2018 – 2018 was not an easy year for far too many of my friends.
2018 was the year I had to choose between despairing at the ordure life always throws me or turning the muck into compost and growing flowers. Some flowers bloomed as a result of my decision and, to my great surprise, these flowers sparkle. I'm glad I made the choice to transform bad things rather than wallow in them. My resolution for 2019 is to continue transforming muck into flowers and to rejoice if and when those flowers sparkle.
I've noticed that a lot of friends don't see the garbage thrown at me: not the bigotry, not the closing of doors, not the everyday problems that disability brings forth, not the loneliness.
I am still frustrated when they try to correct me for what they do not see. The most recent example was someone telling me I didn't have an academic job because I wasn't good enough at academic things. The sparkling flower that same week was a whole chapter of analysis of a major author in a new book. That analysis rested on my work. Friends give me the muddy end of the experiences at least once a week and strangers more often.
Since this side of ick in my life is not going to go away and me getting angry with the world about what it's done to my life has not enabled me to lead a good life, my resolution is to turn random neglect or misspeak by friends and strangers into more fertiliser for my garden.
I'm not going to drop otherwise fine souls from my life if they're idiots. I will help them learn if they're willing to learn and I will respect them for that. I will, however, give up on people when they are cruel.
I will also refuse to accept the exceedingly low standards of human understanding that fuel Australia. This means I shall remain publicly political (for those who don't know my past, this is a big decision) and I shall finish and send to a publisher that research that has been my way of addressing problems.
The research is technically about how we embed culture into fiction. In reality, it's how we carry a lot of invisible culture. I can teach this already (I do teach this already) and writers are already making more aware choices about what they do with their fiction. This is one of my sparkling flowers. What hurts me can help others write better.
Where this comes from is important. I'm still often silenced for life is not entirely safe. I give myself permission to live and thus not to react publicly to every foul thing. I transformed this last year by not accepting the silencing (even the most unintentional) from people, nor the cruelty. I look to see where they come from. I look to see why good people can be cruel and what this means for us as a society. My research is part of this.
There is a certain stupidity that belongs to many well-meant majority culture and/or otherwise culturally privileged people. My resolution for the rest of my life is to understand it and to take responsibility for helping people understand it and to not be casually transgressive towards others. I'm not accepting the labels and judgements I face, you see. I'm saying that no-one should have to face them. This is how my flowers sparkle.


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Middle School's Guest Speaker
On March 27, the 7th and 8th graders welcomed a special guest speaker. Dr. Sripathi Ramakrishna is a Multi Board certified Physician in Critical Care Medicine, Pulmonary Medicine and Sleep Medicine with more than 20 years of experience. He is one of our valuable parents too! The students gained meaningful insight into the anatomy, physiology, and health care of the respiratory and circulatory systems. Our sincere thanks to Dr. Ramakrishna for supporting this important science curricular related activity.


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Former Chevron president joins BP board
British oil giant BP elected a new non-executive director at the company's annual general meeting (AGM) on May 17.
BP said on Thursday that Melody Meyer was named as the latest addition to the company's board of directors.
Meyer has 37 years of service with Chevron, including senior leadership roles internationally. Until her retirement in 2016, she was the president of Chevron Asia Pacific Exploration and Production, responsible for the financial and operating performance of the upstream assets in Chevron's APAC region.
Carl-Henric Svanberg, chairman of BP, said: "The distinctive breadth, variety and geographic scope of Melody's experience in the global oil and gas industry make her a valuable addition to the board. With a deep understanding of the factors influencing safe, efficient and commercially high-performing projects in a global organization, she will bring an additional world-class operational perspective to the board."
Meyer started her career with Gulf Oil which later merged with Chevron where she remained until her retirement in 2016.
She was the VP of Chevron's Gulf of Mexico business unit in 2004 and in 2008 became president of the Chevron Energy Technology Company. She became the president of Chevron Asia Pacific Exploration and Production in 2011.
Meyer was recognized as a 2009 Trinity Distinguished Alumni, with the BioHouston Women in Science Award, and was the ASME Rhodes Petroleum Industry Leadership Award recipient.


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Although the November numbers look bullish on the margin, we think it is a head fake…
India's industrial production numbers came in at 2.4% for November, unexpectedly stronger, sequentially, after October's -0.34% decline. This positive data point was not enough to stem the tide of post -Satyam selling as Sensex sold off by another -3.2% on the heels of a -1.88% decline in Friday's session. The cumulative decline in India's stock market has been approximately -12% in less than a week.
This production data looks positive on the margin. From an industrial manufacturing standpoint, India should have a few things going for it now… in Theory:
• Cheap Labor and good engineering schools
• Lower basic material prices globally
• Strategic geographic location
• Sharply decreased maritime shipping costs
Whereas the Services sector is being held hostage by declining demand in the US and Europe, and the problems facing the agricultural sector are too involved to touch on here, the Industrial portion of the subcontinent's economy should be able to retain a relatively competitive stance in pursuit of what demand remains. It probably won't.
India's union biased employment laws and socialist governmental policies will make it difficult for producers to capitalize on the vast sea of cheap skilled and unskilled labor around them effectively. Additionally, the obese overlapping state, local and national governmental bureaucracies have made it virtually impossible to create new industrial facilities –with years' worth of legal wrangling required to build new factories and badly needed new ports.
We have been negatively biased regarding India since I started at Research edge, which was the day we opened our door. We continue to believe that the deep structural flaws in the Indian economy outweigh the massive potential that lies there.
Andrew Barber


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At least 36 people are dead and at least 147 are wounded after three terrorists armed with guns and bombs attacked Istanbul's Ataturk Airport, Turkish officials said.
Turkish and U.S. officials say they suspect ISIS involvement in the incident.
Turkey has seen a spate of deadly attacks in recent months.
The attackers, carrying guns, arrived at the airport via taxi. Preliminary findings suggest all three opened fire then detonated themselves using suicide vests.
Two of them were at the international terminal and the third one was in a nearby parking lot, a Turkish official tells CNN.
Video from inside the terminal appears to show an attacker detonating a bomb.
Police fired shots at the suspects near the international terminal in an effort to neutralize them, according to a Turkish official.
Although there have been no claims of responsibility, ISIS militants are suspected to be behind the airport attack, Turkish officials say.
"The signs point to Daesh but investigation is ongoing," said Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim. Daesh is another name for ISIS.
U.S. officials also say the attack bears the hallmarks of ISIS because of its target and method, using weapons and explosions.
The PKK, the Kurdish militant separatists who resumed hostilities with Turkey last year, are less likely to be behind the attack because that group tends to target military and security installations, officials said.
As CNN has reported previously, counterterrorism officials are bracing for more attacks like this across Europe. "This is sadly the new normal," one U.S. official said.
The airport will remain closed to flights temporarily, according to the airport's official Twitter account.
Turkish officials called for unity in the wake of the attacks and condemned the violence.
President Tayyip Erdogan said that the attack, which took place during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, "shows that terrorism strikes with no regard for faith and values."
"This attack has also exposed once again the evil face of the terrorist organizations which target innocent civilians," he said.
Yildirim, addressing the nation on television, said that terrorism threatens all countries and that global cooperation is needed to beat it back.
"Solidarity is the best answer to today's attack," he said.
The Obama administration strongly condemned the attack.
"Ataturk International Airport, like Brussels Airport which was attacked earlier this year, is a symbol of international connections and the ties that bind us together," White House press secretary Josh Earnest said in a prepared statement. "We remain steadfast in our support for Turkey, our NATO ally and partner, along with all of our friends and allies around the world, as we continue to confront the threat of terrorism.
President Obama was briefed on the attack by Lisa Monaco, his homeland security and counterterrorism adviser, according to a White House official.
A U.S. State Department official told CNN all personnel at the U.S. consulate in Istanbul have been accounted for. "We are making every effort to account for the welfare of U.S. citizens in the city," the official said.


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Friday, 12 April 2019
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Come along and watch some of Australia's best figure skates performing in our "Night of Stars".
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Brendan Kerry:Australian Men's Champion and 2 x Winter Olympian; Brendan has just returned from competing in the World Championships
Chantelle Kerry and Andrew Dodds: Australian Senior Ice Dance Champions and 2 xWorld Championship team members.
Matilda Friend & William Badaoui, Australian Junior IceDance Champions and 2019ISU 4 Continents Team members;
Katie Pasfield,2016 World Junior Championship representative and 2018 International silver medalist.
Brian Lee,New Zealand Junior Grand Prix Member
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How Pasquale Rotella went from raver to EDM king
The bright lights and big sounds of Las Vegas are about to get a whole lot brighter and much, much louder.
This weekend, Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) takes over Sin City, with 400,000 EDM fans painting the town neon. More than 200 acts, ranging from veterans Kaskade and Tiesto to rising stars Martin Garrix and Avicii, will be spread across eight stages at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Add firework displays, carnival rides, art installations, 500 theatrical performers, no-holds-barred stage production and lots of lights, and it's a pretty sure bet that this three-day festival will be a buffet for the senses.
"I've been throwing dance parties for 20 years, and I've had a lot of ups and downs," says Insomniac Events founder Pasquale Rotella, the mastermind behind EDC Las Vegas, New York City, London and Puerto Rico. "I've survived on Top Ramen and lived in places with rent control. But it all worked out."
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Since EDC arrived in Vegas in 2011, he's generated more than $621 million for the local economy. In 2011, Mayor Oscar Goodman declared Electric Daisy Carnival Week, making the fest the first publicly sanctioned electronic dance event. Music industry pundit Bob Lefsetz put Rotella on his 2011 list of 10 most powerful people in music, ahead of Interscope co-founder Jimmy Iovine.
He's worth $10 million, according to TheRichest.com, a site that tracks the one percent. In 2013, Rotella sold half of the company to concert giant Live Nation for $50 million.
He's also happily married to Holly Madison, who starred in the Hugh Hefner reality show The Girls Next Door. They wed in Disneyland and have a daughter together, 15-month-old Rainbow Aurora.
Things haven't always gone that well for Rotella. He got his start in the the '90s, when EDM parties were known as raves and held illegally in abandoned warehouses. "I fell in love with the scene," says Rotella, who turns 40 in August. "I loved the positive vibe and the music. It was very underground, but the more people talked about it, the more parties got busted.
"A party getting broken up at 4, 5, or 6 a.m. is fine, but sometimes it would happen before the party would even start. Plus, there was an influx of shady people and gangs started showing up. Then there were the L.A. riots and parties were canceled because of the 10 p.m. curfew. The scene just died."
The solution, obviously, was to throw his own parties. "I was a teenager and I just wanted to have a good time," he says. "Turns out that it's actually a lot of work. I did weekly parties for a year, but it was really tiring to find a new location every week. Getting a legit location was hard because I was just this kid in baggy clothes and no one took me seriously."
The first official Insomniac event took place over Halloween weekend in 1993 and attracted a crowd of 300. Today, his parties pull in 1 million people a year.
"He was really the pioneer of the EDM scene. He helped develop it from underground warehouses to the mainstream, where these events are held in huge football stadiums," says Gary Bongiovanni, editor-in-chief of Pollstar, which covers the concert industry. "He was quick to recognize that music is only part of the experience. Rotella creates that special social environment and that's the key to his success."
"Pasquale has had his pulse on what people wanted from an EDM event since the late '90s," says Scott Henry, the DJ who shaped the electronic music scene in Washington and Baltimore and founded Buzzlife Productions, which produced raves such as Fever and Buzz. "His influence on the surge in EDM's popularity in the U.S. over the last few years is undeniable."
"It's part of a generational zeitgeist; it's becoming like Woodstock," says Las Vegas Review-Journal reporter Doug Elfman, who covers the Vegas club scene. "For people in their twenties, dance music is just part of their culture and language."
Rotella's rise to the top was a lengthy one. "The scene crashed four times. The last one was in 2001, when events went from 40,000 to 7,000 people attending," he says. "There was a rave task force that kept busting up the parties. There was a crack house law that threatened event throwers with jail time and a lot of people dropped out. I kept going, though, and that's why I'm still here."
Liz Miller, general manager of Big Beat, Atlantic Records' dance-music imprint, attended her first Insomniac event in the late '90s. "Even then, the production was large scale and it was the most impressive event," she says . "He's dedicated his whole life to EDM and never held back on his vision. His position is hard won and well deserved."
Although "EDM" has replaced the term "rave" as a way of distancing the scene from its reputation as a drug culture, that notoriety continues to linger. "It'll just take time," says Rotella. "The dance scene has the same problems that rock 'n' roll did. Rock was called devil-worship music and also had drug associations — as it matured, that's gone away. The same (thing) will happen. Although the dance scene has been around 20 years, commercially speaking, it's been only five."
With Rotella's success came controversy. In 2010, a 15-year-old girl died of an overdose at EDC in Los Angeles, putting Insomniac at the center of a media firestorm. In 2011, he was accused of bribing officials to book raves at L.A.'s taxpayer-funded coliseum. The civil suit was dismissed for lack of evidence; the criminal case is still pending.
In the meantime, it's business as usual. In the early days of the business, "I did all the booking, scouting, marketing, everything myself," he says. "I had a car that I just loved, a '64 Ford Comet. I was on Melrose Avenue and parked in the yellow zone so I could run in this store to leave a stack of flyers. I had all these unpaid parking tickets that I couldn't afford to pay and this tow truck took it to the impound lot."
With 75 full-time staff members, Rotella doesn't have to worry about being a one-man show anymore, at least professionally.
At home, "no day is the same, and it's hard to even get enough sleep. I hope to find more of a routine," he says. "But Sunday is family day. I have to keep those sacred for Holly and Rainbow."


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Critical Issues on Certificates of DepositWith Deborah Crawford
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Many regulations and state law issues come into play with today's time deposits. This program will cover Regulation D, E and DD issues that can land you into regulatory trouble. But we will also discuss why contracts signed by all parties to the account can protect your institution and your account holder from legal problems and and protect rights at death. You have questions and this program will provide answers on your regulatory issues and operational issues with time deposits.
We'll look at these and other questions during this two-hour presentation:
- What is a CD in 2014?
- Do we need to issue statements on CDs?
- What disclosures should we give when we open a CD? What maturity notices? Do we have to tell the account holder the rate in a subsequent notice when the CD matures?
- Can the financial institution offset a CD?
- Can the names on a CD be changed during its term?
- What happens when a loan is secured by a CD with a pay-on-death designation when the owner dies?
- What notifications do we have to send for a "Change in Terms" under TISA? If you want to increase your CD penalties can you send a blanket notice to everyone before maturity of the first CD?
- Does Regulation E ever apply to a CD?
- Can we waive CD penalties? Can a penalty be waived for certain circumstances?
- What happens when the accountholder loses a CD? Do we still need a loss of CD affidavit?
- What is meant by paperless CDs?
- Do all CDs have penalties? Can there be a penalty free CD?
- Must all the owners sign a CD account agreement? Is that true for insurance purposes?
- How do we issue the check when we cash a CD?
- Why is internal fraud such an issue on CDs?
- Our bank wants to offer a "hunting season" CD? Is it legal to have a gun as the bonus? Would the IRS consider it "interest"?
- And many more questions you need answers to
New Accounts representatives, Personal Bankers, Member Service Representatives, Branch Operations, Branch Managers and anyone that manages the deposit area.
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Deborah Crawford is the President of gettechnical inc. She specializes in compliance and regulations for the deposit side of financial institutions. Her 27+ year career in banking and training began at Hibernia National Bank. She has been a seminar leader for many state associations and credit union groups across the nation. She has Bachelors and Masters degrees from Louisiana State University.


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Self-Assessment Questionnaire to prevent diseases
During the course of a research study at IMS-BHU, researchers led by Assistant Professor Dr Kishor Patwardhan have developed a scientifically validated Self-Assessment Questionnaire, which could enable people stay fit and fine.india Updated: Jul 02, 2010 19:04 IST
Answer a set of 70-plus questions and know your health to prevent any diseases in future
During the course of a research study at IMS-BHU, researchers led by Assistant Professor Dr Kishor Patwardhan have developed a scientifically validated Self-Assessment Questionnaire, which could enable people stay fit and fine.
The questionnaire developed during the course of a MD research entails both filling and marking (input filling and their marking as per set parameters) by the individual (respondent only), instead of the doctor or expert trained in it.
The questionnaire containing set of 70-plus questions along with guidance at how to render marks and analyse the results, enables the person answering the questionnaire to self assess his/her constitutional make up or type -- Prakriti (seven types in accordance with Ayurveda).
Said Dr Patwardhan, an Assistant Professor at Department of Kriya Sharir, Faculty of Ayurveda, IMS-BHU (who has supervised the study), "One's Prakriti is assessed on the basis of several observable physical, physiological and psychological features and this constitution, in turn, determines the predisposition to diseases, management of the diseases and ideal life style regimen suited for an individual.
"The scientifically validated questionnaire developed for the study on Basic Cardiovascular Responses to Postural Changes, Exercise and Cold Pressor Test can help individuals to first determine the Prakriti (constitutional type), to which they belong and then devise healthy lifestyle which is most suited to keep them at bay from diseases to which their Prakriti group is vulnerable to," Patwardhan added.
By merely filling responses to the 70-plus questions of the questionnaire and then giving each of the response mark as per set standards followed by its meticulous analysis, not only leads the respondent to the constitutional type top which he/she belongs, but will be helpful for the doctors also in preventive treatment of the individuals against diseases to which the concerned constitutional type is vulnerable.
As per the Prakriti based Ayurveda system of medicine, three mutually reciprocal physiological mechanisms known as doshas, viz, Vata, Pitta and Kapha maintain the homeostasis and thus the health. Seven constitutional types identified in Ayurveda are also based on dominance of any single or combination of two or three doshas in an individual.
The study which was the MD research of Piyush Kumar Tripathi, Junior Resident at Dept of Kriya Sharir under supervision of Dr Patwardhan dealt with Basic Cardiovascular Response to Postural Changes, Exercise and Cold Pressor Test: Do they vary in accordance with the dual constitutional types of Ayurveda.
During the course of study, 90 randomly selected clinically healthy volunteers aged between 18 and 35 years with dual constitutional type (Dvandvaja Prakrit) were studied for variability of heart rate and arterial blood pressure in response to postural changes and exercises.
As per Patwardhan, the study suggests that these basic cardiovascular responses don't vary significantly in accordance with dual constitutional types.
Study findings, however, suggest that fall in diastolic blood pressure (DBP) was not very significant in dual constitutional type, involving Pitta dosha -- VP (Vatta-Pitta type) and PK (Pitta-Kaph type) when the respondent went for Isotonic exercises/work outs.
This finding is indicative of some kind of positive association of Pitta with adrenal medullary hormones, sympathetic activity and/or other mechanisms that regulate total peripheral resistance, suggesting that individuals having Piita dosha are less predisposed to DBP fall while they perform isotonic exercises/work outs.
The study whose findings have been reported recently in an international journal of Evidence Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine (ECAM) could now also be considered as a lead for future studies in this sphere.


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Thursday, 3 December 2015
Corrie Canada sneak previews for Dec. 7 - 11
Without further ado here is a brief sneak preview of what you'll see on next week's Corrie in Canada.
After Simon turns on Amy, the full Barlow clan finds out the whole truth. Will Simon finally get the help he needs? Tracy is jealous of Robert's friendship with Leanne. Steph finds out about Jamie's blackmail. Will she take action? Gary's back, Alya's upset. Mary gets a shock. Chesney wants to visit Joseph but Sinead is reluctant to go.
For more details and photos, visit the Moosejaw Mercury at Corrie.net
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Prof. Stefan Wehmeier, Ph. D., JProf., represents the chair of communication studies at the Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-University (EMAU) of Greifswald, Germany.
He is deputy director of the institute of politics and communication. He received his Doctorate (Ph.D) in 1997 from the University of Münster, Germany. From 1998-1999 he worked as a journalist and as a PR practitioner.
From 2000-2006 he was assistant professor at the University of Leipzig, Department of Public Relations, from January 2007 to October 2007 he was Junior professor for organizational communication at the EMAU.
His research interests include the development of mass media, public relations and the application of sociological and managerial theories to communication studies.


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Our desire is to make sure you are not alone in the life you are living as an Oblate or neo-friar (We are still working on the names). We want to provide online community and local retreats for connection.
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Elsewhere Accepted / Aleksandr Borovsky || Elsewhere Adult« on: 27/07/2016 at 17:17 »
Character Name: Aleksandr Lazar Vitali Borovsky II
Gender: Male
Age: Twenty-One (1927)
Blood Status: Pureblood.
Hogwarts School of Witchcraft & Wizardry (1938 - 1945)
St. Augustine Institute of Magic (1945 - Present)
1. London, United Kingdom
2. Volkgorod, Russia
Occupation Scholar
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Ministry eventually
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Adult characters have 32 starting levels to distribute across these four categories (less levels can be used if you so desire, but no more than 32). The number of levels on the lowest ability must be at least half of the highest ability.
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- Divination: 6
- Transfiguration: 6
- Summoning: 8
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Amongst the snow carpeted grounds of winter, a boy of raven hair and fine skin was born; the third child and first boy to Pyotr and Elizaveta Borovsky, he'd turn out to be their only boy and heir after his father, displacing his two older sisters Viktoriya and Tatyana who were seven and four at the time of Aleksandr's birth. He was the boy Elizaveta always wanted; she cherished her daughters with all her heart, but she knew it was a boy she must produce in order to continue the family line. She knew the importance of the family workings; herself coming from a pureblooded elite family in central Russia. Her instant love for her son would prevail above all others; she made sure she could see her baby boy at all times. Often dismissing the nanny so she could care for him herself.
Six months following his birth, Aleksandr was formally baptised into the Catholic Faith as Aleksandr Lazar Vitali Borovsky; the second Borovsky to be named Aleksandr. It began his strong ties with the faith. Brought up in a Catholic family, who abided by tradition and lore, Aleksandr surely became a practicing Catholic. His First Holy Communion was celebrated with a lavish ceremony, mass and a gathering of the social elite following, in which his grandfather gave him golden pocket watch, which Aleksandr keeps safe, it had been given to him by his grandfather.
His relationship with his father has always been strong; at a young age, he would take his son out on his hunting escapades, they went out into the snow and built forts, or would go out and play some Quidditch. Aleksandr was not an avid fan, but would get caught up in the excitement when he attended games, he was a relatively good player but it did not stick once he left Hogwarts. Therefore, when his father was shot, it affected him greatly. Aleksandr had been there when his father was struck down; the deed done by a stable hand, Aleksandr was only eleven years old. Vikoriya was eighteen, Tatyana fifteen, and now his two younger sisters, Olga was five and Marina just three years old. Aleksandr became direct heir to his grandfather.
Despite losing his father only months before the start of term; Aleksandr decided to head to Hogwarts, having been taught the need for respect, dignity and resilience. His education had started way before Hogwarts, a governess Madame Moreau was employed, a french-russian woman who came with high credentials, she began Aleksandr's teachings. She would take Aleksandr to the large Borovsky archives, or the library where there she would conduct lessons. Once he arrived at Hogwarts, one would expect him to have been sorted into Ravenclaw for his already acquired knowledge, but it was Slytherin that the sorting hat placed him into.
Alek exceeded almost every subject; unlike others who had previous lessons, the knowledge he held apparently stayed with him which he awarded to Madame Moreau and her techniques of teaching. His best subject however was charms, he could produce spells that many of his fellow pupils did not know, or had even heard about. He could often be found in the library, when not socialising or playing some Quidditch. He very much trusted that 'knowledge was power'. He enjoyed reading, but more so of Russian history and how muggles and wizard mixed, but also politics, he took a keen eye to how the system worked. How he could beat it.
Upon graduating in 1945, top of his year, he enrolled at the St. Augustine Institute of Magic; a further educational studies institute that gives witches and wizards to further their knowledge. Located in Central London it forced Alek to move there permanently, he purchased an apartment in Mayfair.
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Amelia Nixon was many things, but she was never a pushover reporter that people could just usher away with a busy shuffle past. She was dedicated and eager to cut to the very middle of the current political tensions because she was Amelia Nixon and her articles would most certainly become front page material.
"Sir, please! It's for the Prophet, how do you feel-"
Another one brushed passed her, the shuffling busy masses making their way through Diagon Alley for the lunchtime rush. This had been the best possible time to get people, but none of them were giving her anything to go with.
Only momentarily discouraged, the short red headed lady took a seat on a nearby bench. Her quill resting in her left hand and her notepad ready in the opposite hand. Amelia pouted, tapping the quill against her leg as she scanned the waves of people for somebody - anybody - who looked like they had something to say.
She had been dreaming of her name in bold print, Amelia Nixon: The Source of Today's Tomorrow. She had been dreaming of the larger office and the secretaries that would fetch her the morning coffee and fetch her anything she needed. The VIP interviews and the most exclusive press passes. But all Amelia had was a page seventeen piece on the rising number of frogs in London.
Hardened by a day of no success, the reporter stood up and started to trod off down the alley. A loose stone on the cobble path caught her heel, sending the distraught girl toppling down to the ground.
"Merlin's fog watch, my heel is broken! Help!" she yelled as she tried desperately to recover her shoe frantically in the middle of the Diagon Alley moving crowds.
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The weather was moderately warm, clouds hugged the sky yet did not allow their contents to fall, a mild grey, the intangible arms of the sun penetrating the clouds, allowing beams of light to cast shadows across the cobbled street. Alek had come to Diagon Alley on shopping purposes, not to be hassled. He needed resources, new quills and some ink, maybe even some more parchment just encase.
The busyness of Diagon Alley was not unknown, or alien to Aleksandr, but he was not used to the hassling of the stupid woman. Aleksandr liked his peace when he took to Diagon Alley, at least if he was on his own, he did not need obstacles, he did not need women nor men screaming in his ear. He didn't care if the voice was directed at him, or someone next to him; he really was not in the mood for interaction with a journalist of all people.
"Merlin's fog watch, my heel is broken! Help!"
His feet stopped; neck slowly craning around to see the woman on the floor, heel snapped off, broken shoe still attached to her foot. Several pages of parchment lay scattered across the ground, her quill by her side. A mess. An unimportant mess at that; just another distraction from his daily doings. He did not have the time nor the capability to give any merit to her falling. It was her fault; she should have known how unsteady the ground of Diagon Alley was.
If she was smart enough, she would have known not to wear heels. It was evident she wasn't that smart.
"You should have worn better shoes, Miss" He sounded, simply looking down at her. Did he help her or not?
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One of the biggest fears of people with dentures is losing their dentures. "Losing" as in falling out of their mouth.
Mayne this is one of your biggest concerns. Whether you have full dentures or partial dentures, one thing to combat this fear is to get a strong denture adhesive.
And one well-known name in the denture adhesive world is Fixodent. So we're going to review it to see if it actually works and for whom it might be good.Creative Commons
How Do Fixodent Denture Adhesives Work?
You probably know how denture adhesives work in general.
But how does Fixodent work? Is it any different than your typical adhesive? What is in this cream that makes dentures stick so securely?
Well, the ingredient that provides the stickiness is the calcium/zinc PVM/MA and the cellulose gum. The ingredients that give it the right creamy consistency are the mineral oil, petrolatum, and the silica. (The Red 27 Lake gives it the color).
How To Use Fixodent
Using Fixodent is very similar to your typical denture adhesive. So if you've ever used adhesive, you can probably guess the how-to steps.
First, clean your dentures and let them dry. Next, apply Fixodent on your dentures in thin strips. And lastly, place the dentures in your mouth and firmly hold in place for a minute or so. This should last for the entire day. In fact, you shouldn't use it more than one time each day.
Inside each box of Fixodent are instructions, which include a diagram showing how you can apply the cream. You should not use more than what you see on the diagram. For example, for full dentures, you shouldn't use more than six strips of adhesive, or roughly three inches total.
If you place the dentures in your mouth and some of the adhesive oozes out the side, you've used too much. If you use the correct amount each time, a whole tube of Fixodent should last about two to three weeks.
It's also very important to talk with your dentist if your dentures aren't fitting properly or if you're not sure how much adhesive to use.
And believe it or not, there is a "right" way to remove your dentures.
The first step is to fill the sink with warm water — this is simply to keep your dentures from shattering if you accidentally drop them.
Second, rinse your mouth with warm water or alcohol-free mouthwash. Next, remove your top dentures by pressing your thumb against the inside of the front teeth, pushing up and outward. Remove your lower dentures by slowly pulling out using a back-and-forth motion.
To get all of the leftover Fixodent off of the dentures, soak them overnight in a denture cleanser solution (or just water if that's all you have). In the morning, gently brush the dentures with a soft-bristled toothbrush using a little bit of toothpaste and warm water. Also make sure to brush the upper and lower parts of your mouth to remove any adhesive residue.
Fixodent Products Reviews
Now let's take a look at some of the best Fixodent products.
Fixodent Ultra Max Hold
If you want the strongest denture hold out of the entire Fixodent family, look no further than Fixodent Ultra Max Hold. It claims an 88-percent hold by the end of the day, which is much stronger than Fixodent Original. And you can get this adhesive for under $20.
- Apparently strongest hold in the Fixodent family
- Very affordable
- Some users were disappointed in the length of time the adhesive holds
Fixodent Plus Gum Care
It's irritating getting food stuck between your dentures and your gums, isn't it? Well, Fixodent Plus Gum Care was made to help combat that issue. The idea behind this product is to keep your dentures firmly in place so food can't get lodged underneath. This product runs for about $50 online.
- Doesn't ooze like many denture adhesives
- Works much better than competing brands
- Some users report that this adhesive doesn't last as long as they'd like
Fixodent Complete Original
Fixodent Complete Original is the flagship product of the company. It boasts a strong and long hold, allowing you to eat, drink, and be merry. And confidence in your denture hold is roughly $20.
- Strong hold, lasts all day
- Allows you to eat and drink normally without loosening
- Most negative reviews involve an issue with poor shipping experiences
Fixodent Plus Scope
If you want a strong denture adhesive that also freshens your breath, Fixodent Plus Scope is a great option. Its ingredients provide a reliable hold and kill unwanted germs and bacteria in your mouth. And for under $10, it's a sweet deal.
- Lasts all day
- Tastes good, not like most denture adhesives
- Some users' denture loosen during eating
Fixodent Extra Hold Powder
Fixodent Extra Hold Power is a pretty straightforward product — it provides more strength than a lot of the typical denture adhesives. And it's only about $20 online.
- Offers a strong denture hold
- Easy to remove adhesive when done
- Can come loose while eating
- Some users don't like the grainy texture it can have
Fixodent Plus True Feel
If you prefer a denture adhesive that has no taste and no unhealthy chemicals in it, then Fixodent Plus True Feel is the adhesive for you. It has no zinc and no colorants, so you can feel better about what you're putting into your mouth. And it's under $10.
- No zinc or extra colorants
- Flavorless
- Tends to not last as long as some other Fixodent adhesives
Fixodent Complete Free
If you like the idea of a healthier denture adhesive, Fixodent Complete Free has no artificial colors or flavors. And Fixodent is "guaranteeing" a strong and long denture hold. For just under $30, that's a great deal.
- Free of artificial flavors and colors
- Strong, long-lasting hold
- Does include zinc, which can cause irritation
Fixodent Neutral
With same reliable denture hold as Fixodent Original, Fixodent Neutral also has no zinc added. So you can avoid any potential zinc irritation while being confident that your dentures will stay put. And it's only about $10 online.
- No added zinc
- Same strong hold as Fixodent Original
- Users report that it doesn't hold for an entire day
Fixodent Complete Fresh Mint
Not only does Fixodent Complete Fresh Mint give you a sturdy denture hold, you can have a clean and cool feeling. And it's not a bad deal for around $25.
- Offers clean, cool feeling
- Sturdy hold
- Includes dyes and zinc
Fixodent Complete Soothing Mint
What do you get when you combine a strong denture hold, a powerful seal, and amazing comfort? You get the Fixodent Complete Soothing Mint adhesive. Because it's high quality, it costs about $50.
- Strong seal
- Reliable hold
- Very comfortable
- It costs more than many of the other denture adhesives
Fixodent Side Effects
The most common side effect from some Fixodent products is the possibility of zinc poisoning. Using too much adhesive with zinc in it could potentially lead to poisoning.
The common symptoms of zinc poisoning include:
- Numbness in extremities
- Tingling sensations in legs
- Trouble balancing
- Pain anywhere in body with no clear explanation
- Weakness in arms or legs
- Increased instances of falling or tripping
Obviously, if you're experiencing any of these issues, speak with a physician and your dentist.
Fixodent vs. Poligrip
Poligrip is the biggest competitor to Fixodent, and for good reason. Poligrip's formulas are free of zinc, which is a big positive for many people with sensitive gums. Poligrip also, generally speaking, has adhesive that often last longer.
However, what Poligrip isn't known for is fighting bad breath, which Fixodent is known for. Plus, Fixodent is one of the most reviewed and trusted brands on the market today.
You can get more info on our top-rated denture adhesive brands in this comprehensive review.
- Fixodent's strong denture hold is thanks to calcium/zinc PVM/MA and cellulose gum.
- To apply Fixodent and remove dentures with Fixodent adhesive on it, follow the instructions included with your Fixodent purchase.
- Regardless of your need or preference, Fixodent has a product for you.
- The use of zinc can potentially lead to zinc poisoning if too much adhesive is used at a time.
- Fixodent and Poligrip both have pros and cons, so it comes down to what you're looking for in a denture adhesive.


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Frequently Asked Questions About Pharmacy Tech Programs in El Paso
- What is the income average for a pharmacy technician in El Paso, Texas?
- Do accreditation and certification mean the same thing?
- What kind of people will be teaching the Pharmacy Technician classes?
- What questions should I ask myself to see if a job in El Paso as a Pharmacy Technician is right for me?
- How much does a Pharmacy Technician program cost in El Paso?
- What professional organizations in Texas are there for Pharmacy Technicians?
- How long does a degree program for a Pharmacy Technician take?
- Is the job market good for pharmacy technicians in Texas?
- Are there other jobs that a Pharmacy Technician can get in El Paso?
- What are the requirements to take the Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam in Texas?
What is the income average for a pharmacy technician in El Paso, Texas?
While the income amount does vary depending on the setting in which they work and the place, the center portion of pharmacy techs in El Paso will bring in anywhere in the range of $24,000 to $40,000 yearly. Many pharmacy technicians, again determined by where they work, can even get benefits from their job.
Do accreditation and certification mean the same thing?
Certification and certification do not mean precisely the same thing. Certification is an agency or non-governmental organization process. This is when a student fulfills qualifications that are predetermined from that agency or organization. Those students who get accredited are and they also go through the PTCB which is the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board Exam.
What kind of people will be teaching the Pharmacy Technician classes?
There are a variety of kind of individuals who may be teaching Pharmacy Technician classes. Some of the kinds of people you will discover as teachers in this type of school or plan include those who've graduated from this type of school in El Paso themselves, those that have experienced working in the healthcare field and even those that are Pharmacy Technicians.
What questions should I ask myself to see if a job in El Paso as a Pharmacy Technician is right for me?
There are some questions which you can ask yourself if you are looking into going to school for or getting a job as a Pharmacy Technician. If you are able to see yourself working with and doing that sort of work for quite a long time and coping with patients who are getting their drugs it's possible for you to ask yourself? Who can ask yourself whether you have the traits and abilities that it takes to work in the front lines of the pharmacy field? You can ask yourself whether you like the prognosis for this job?
How much does a Pharmacy Technician program cost in El Paso?
Desiring to know how much school for a certain type of application is going to cost is another question that is very common. The Pharmacy Technician programs can vary depending on the school and the length of time the program is. The normal price will average around $6500 to $9500. This will also vary based upon the cost for uniforms, tuition, examinations, textbooks, background checks, vaccinations and other things too.
What professional organizations in Texas are there for Pharmacy Technicians?
There are actually various professional organizations out there for Pharmacy Technicians to check into. These organizations that are well known include the American Association of Pharmacy Technicians, Pharmacy Technician Educators Council, National Pharmacy Technician Association, American Pharmacists Association and the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists. These are all professional organizations serving Texas that many pharmacy technicians have turned into part of.
How long does a degree program for a Pharmacy Technician take?
Many individuals who are going to be going to school to become anything desire to understand how long they truly are going to have to attend school for. They'll generally need to go to school for around two years when someone wants to become a Pharmacy Technician. The application generally takes about five sessions to complete. This is just in general, as each Texas school directs their own program so the length may vary determined by the kind of system and how in-depth the program is going to be.
Is the job market good for pharmacy technicians in Texas?
There is truly a growing marketplace in the healthcare business for pharmacy technicians. The field for pharmacy technicians is expected to grow by approximately 10% which will create about forty thousand new jobs before the year of 2024, many of which will be in Texas. There are many great prospects for occupations for those people who have certifications for pharmacy technician work. Pharmacy technicians are going to be needed in more about more places around the globe with new healthcare always being in the works.
Are there other jobs that a Pharmacy Technician can get in El Paso?
There are many other jobs in El Paso that a Pharmacy Technician can get. Some of the occupations that a Pharmacy Technician is going to be able to work as include of course a Pharmacy Technician, Bill and Quality Technician, an Accredited Pharmacy Technician, a Technician, a Compounding Tech, an Inventory Specialist and a few other occupations too. If you are looking into getting work look at what knowledge is required for that job and what's required for that occupation position.
What are the requirements to take the Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam in Texas?
There are really numerous conditions that someone must satisfy if they'd like to take the Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam. They must have their high school diploma or their GED. The second demand is that they must not have any felony convictions. The third condition is they must not have any drug or pharmacy convictions, not even misdemeanors on their record. The fourth requirement is that they must not have any revocation, suspension, denial or even limitation on their permit or registration.


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