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The Melbourne Doctoral Forum on Legal Theory is an annual interdisciplinary workshop hosted by graduate researchers at Melbourne Law School. The Forum brings together research students and early career researchers from a range of academic disciplines to engage with social, political, theoretical, and methodological issues raised by law and legal theory.
The 12th Melbourne Doctoral Forum on Legal Theory will take place on 9 and 10 December 2019 at Melbourne Law School. This year's theme is 'Law on a Tightrope'. The call for papers can be found here.
We welcome papers from all areas of law, and from scholars in all disciplines whose work engages questions of method, law or theory. We hope to have a limited number of bursaries are available for interstate and international participants. Please send abstracts of up to 500 and 700 words and biographies of up to 200 words to Melbourne Doctoral Forum on Legal Theory by Friday 16 August 2019.
Law on a Tightrope
The image of the tightrope walker brings to mind states of tension and stasis – and the potential for rupture, precarity and collapse. Tensions strain and test current conditions. Tension can mean friction, even a slow kind of violence. But tension can be productive, like the stability of tension cables holding up a bridge. Stasis suggests a period of inactivity or equilibrium and at the same time connotes the creative pause, a generative space between forms of engagement. Conversely, rupture denotes breach and discontinuity from what once was—or simply fissuring cracks within law's image of a coherent self, inviting radical disruptions. We might think of the prefix "post" as the sign of rupture – think postmodern, postcolonial, post-development, post-human – but are these discourses really ruptures or do they maintain a tense connection to what they purportedly move beyond?
This forum aims to bring together scholars to think critically and jurisprudentially about the tensions, stasis, and ruptures that characterise our own time, from unfolding ecological system collapse to the disruption(s) caused by rapid technological advancements to geopolitical upheavals. Together we will explore the relationship of law to the objects and situations that cause, are brought forth, or are otherwise affected by such tensions and ruptures. The forum will also interrogate tensions and ruptures in other times and between times – between pre-modernity and modernity, between indigenous time(s) and Western time(s).
Yet before we get to questions of how law works to manage, mitigate, produce or amplify tension, stasis, rupture and their effects, we should attend to the figure on the tightrope. What is this law that perches so precariously on the wire? Methodologically, how does it change our substantive inquiries to suspend the law mid-air, to think of law as tense, static and always prone to falling? Jurisprudentially, how do we conceive of law on a tightrope and whose view of the law(s) do we privilege or exclude when we do? The tightrope looks different when contemplated from different angles and different points of view. Where do we, and the critical theories of law we engage with, position ourselves in this dialogue, and to what effect?
We invite and challenge participants to think about law, legal theory, method and critique while holding in mind the image of the tightrope. We invite submissions on themes including but not limited to:
- Climate change, environment, and ecological discontinuity
- Empire, (post) colonial realities, indigenous law(s) and geopolitical tensions
- Artificial intelligence, blockchain and other emerging technologies
- Economic ordering and financial inequality
- Disciplinary tensions and transdisciplinary desires
- Gender (un)ordering: Queer and Feminist perspectives
- Resistance and struggle.
We envision a series of presentations and panel discussions in a supportive, collegial environment but also warmly encourage participants who wish to present their work in visual, aural, multimedia or other creative formats.
We hope to have a limited number of travel bursaries for interstate and international presenting participants who are unable to claim sufficient funding from their home institution. Please indicate in your application if you would like to be considered for funding support. Alternatively, the forum organisers are happy to provide a letter of support for participants seeking financial assistance from their home institutions.
Melbourne Law School acknowledges the Wurundjeri Peoples of the Kulin Nations as the Traditional Owners of the land on which the law school stands. We pay our respects to their Elders both past and present.
Key note speakers for the 12th Melbourne Doctoral Forum
on Legal Theory
Professor Mark McMillan, RMIT University
Professor McMillan is a Wiradjuri man from Trangie, NSW. He is Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous Education and Engagement at RMIT and Chair of RMIT's Academic Board. Professor McMillan's research interests are in the areas of human rights and, in particular, the expression and fulfilment of those rights for Indigenous Australians. He has been Chief Investigator on a number of ARC Grants in relation to Indigenous Australians and the law and was NAIDOC Scholar of the Year in 2013.
Associate Professor Ann Genovese, Melbourne Law School
As an Australian historian, and a jurisprudent, Associate Professor Genovese researches the relationship between Law and History as disciplines and practices; the nature of legal archives and the responsibilities of custodians and writers towards them; and the sources, forms and techniques necessary to show how Australian people have lived their lives with law. Associate Professor Genovese has collaborated with leading scholars from law, history, feminist theory and indigenous studies, as well as with members of the judiciary and profession.
Associate Professor Shaun McVeigh, Melbourne Law School
Associate Professor McVeigh has a long time association with critical legal studies in Australia and the UK. His research interests are in the fields of jurisprudence, health care, and legal ethics. His current research projects centre around three themes associated with refreshing a jurisprudence of jurisdiction: the development of accounts of a 'lawful' South; the importance of a civil prudence to thinking about the conduct of law (and lawyers); and the continuing need to take account of the colonial legal inheritance of Australia and Britain.
Registration for attending the Forum is now open and closes on 31 October 2019. We will have limited space available for non-presenting participants and priority will be given to postgraduate research students. If you would like to register please email: Melbourne Doctoral Forum on Legal Theory by 31 October 2019.
The 2019 Melbourne Doctoral Forum on Legal Theory will be held at Melbourne Law School, located in the suburb of Carlton directly north of the City of Melbourne's Central Business District.
Referred to as the cultural capital of Australia, Melbourne is emblemised by its iconic trams, distinctive blue cobblestone laneways and impressive array of cafes that underscore the city's artistic atmosphere. It is with great pleasure we welcome you to our city for the 2019 Melbourne Doctoral Forum on Legal Theor.y.
Traveling from the airport
Visitors new to Melbourne should note that there is no train connecting the city to the airport.
There are two bus services called SkyBus and StarBusShuttle that cost around 18 AUD one way from the airport to Melbourne's CBD at Southern Cross Station. Services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Tickets can be purchased at the airport or online (SkyBus or StarBusShuttle).
Alternatively, a private taxi will typically cost between 50 and 70 AUD and an Uber will usually cost between 40 and 60 AUD.
Visitors from outside Australia should note that the conference will take place at the start of Melbourne summer. During the month of December, the average maximum temperature in Melbourne is 24°C and the average minimum is 14°C. Further information about average weather conditions and reliable weather forecasts are available from Australia's Bureau of Meteorology.
December is an ideal time to visit Melbourne and its surrounding beaches. For those participants who wish to stay longer, there is plenty to do around Victoria, from taking in the spectacular views of the Great Ocean Road to seeing penguins and koalas on Philip Island to doing the Billibellary's Walk on the University of Melbourne's Parkville campus. For tourist information about Victoria, see: https://www.visitvictoria.com
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Hope you fucking working-class losers have a lot of lubricant ready; you'll need it!In the months since, Mr. Griffin and a small group of rich supporters — not just from Chicago, but also from New York City and Los Angeles, southern Florida and Texas — have poured tens of millions of dollars into the state, a concentration of political money without precedent in Illinois history.
Their wealth has forcefully shifted the state's balance of power. Last year, the families helped elect as governor Bruce Rauner, a Griffin friend and former private equity executive from the Chicago suburbs, who estimates his own fortune at more than $500 million. Now they are rallying behind Mr. Rauner's agenda: to cut spending and overhaul the state's pension system, impose term limits and weaken public employee unions.
"It was clear that they wanted to change the power structure, change the way business was conducted and change the status quo," said Andy Shaw, an acquaintance of Mr. Rauner's and the president of the Better Government Association, a nonpartisan state watchdog group that received donations from Mr. Rauner before he ran.
The rich families remaking Illinois are among a small group around the country who have channeled their extraordinary wealth into political power, taking advantage of regulatory, legal and cultural shifts that have carved new paths for infusing money into campaigns. Economic winners in an age of rising inequality, operating largely out of public view, they are reshaping government with fortunes so large as to defy the ordinary financial scale of politics. In the 2016 presidential race, a New York Times analysis found last month, just 158 families had provided nearly half of the early campaign money.
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"Humanity will never be free until the last Trump is strangled with the entrails of the last theocratic Christo-fascist."
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by M. Bouffant at 22:29
Killing these criminal "families" would be noble acts against tyranny, like killing Al Capone, Hitler or your fucking boss. Why do you wait until they've already won to kill tyrants? It's too late then.
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Willy TSAO
Established City Contemporary Dance Company (CCDC) in 1979 and served as Artistic Director since 1989
Devoted to the development of modern dance in China, Tsao conducted intensive modern dance workshops throughout mainland China since 1995. In 2004, Tsao and the Beijing Modern Dance Company accompanied Hu Jintao, then leader of China, in his official visit to South America where 15 performances were performed
Currently leads three major dance companies: CCDC, Guangdong Modern Dance Company and BeijingDance/LDTX. As one of the most prolific Chinese choreographers of his time, Tsao takes inspiration from Chinese culture including philosophy, history, opera and even Chinese rock music. His works were presented at many international arts festivals over the past 30 years and won numerous awards. Tsao's tremendous achievements and contributions to the development of contemporary dance are widely recognised
365 Ways of Doing and Undoing Orientalism
The East, not surely by tradition or cultural prospective, usually refers to Asia and the West for Europe and America. What will people associate with the East? calligraphy, Buddha, Feng Shui, bowl, chopsticks, Mandarin gown, martial arts, long sleeves, dragon, … or meditation and yoga?
365 Ways of Doing and Undoing Orientalism is a highly acclaimed repertoire of City Contemporary Dance Company choreographed by Willy Tsao with Sang Jijia and Xing Liang which gained resonance and received rave reviews during its successful runs in Brisbane, Houston, Los Angeles, New York and Rovereto, Italy. Through an exotic display and re-twist of "oriental" elements, the performance casts doubts on the West's fascination with the Orient from the context of modern Asian world.


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Slasher movies exist in somewhat of a niche, I feel. You either love them or loathe them. You don't casually go to see a slasher cos it's the best thing that's on in the cinema that week. Or maybe you do, but personally I find it a bit odd if your first port of call when you fancy a film is to watch people being brutalised. Don't get me wrong, I love a gory death as much as the next movie-goer, but the whole Slasher genre is never one that ever particularly grasped my imagination. With this in mind, it is hardly surprising that although I settled down to watch the latest Halloween and the return of the legendary Michael Myers with healthy curiosity, it was tempered by a large portion of biased scepticism.
Halloween is the latest instalment in a franchise which has meandered its way through several incarnations since the 1978 original of the same name. As a reviewer I must admit that I haven't seen any of the intervening films between the first and latest instalments but by all accounts, that is no great loss and, seeing as 2018's Halloween does away with all the convoluted lore and attempted franchise development of the sequels, I'd be tempted to suggest that it hardly matters in the grand scheme of things. The original Halloween is often credited as an inspiration for the rise of the slasher genre and its successor, both released and set forty years later, seems painfully aware of the legacy of the past. The poor quality of the intervening films ensures that Halloween gets away with its frequent references to the original by injecting just enough of its own quirk to keep the audience interested.
The opening scene, which features a pair of investigative journalists visiting Michael in a mental institution, is undeniably unsettling and gives great hope that something more than run-of-the-mill murder and mayhem may follow. Unfortunately, it is immediately followed by nearly half an hour (almost a third of the movie) of flat nothingness which attempts to establish a bond between the audience and the characters of Laurie Strode, the star of the original (played by the returning Jamie Lee Curtis), and her descendants. Laurie is suffering from extreme paranoia and depression due to the events of her youth, as is not unreasonable you might think, but from the cold way in which the daughter (played with wide-eyed vapidity by Judy Greer) treats her you think she was obsessing about something much less potentially life threatening than an escaped serial killer with a penchant for killing Strodes. Laurie enjoys much more of a special bond with her granddaughter Allyson, something she demonstrates at one point by giving the girl three grand to spend "however she wants", (trust me, if my serial-killer-obsessed nana gave me three thousand quid just like that, I'd share a special bond with her too).
Laurie's worries, naturally, are realised when Michael's bus crashes (buses carrying dangerous criminal's always crash don't they) and he escapes to wreak havoc on his favourite night of the year. What follows is perhaps the movie's best, and most fun scenes in which Michael wanders with restrained menace through a gas station and then a suburban neighbourhood, killing indiscriminately (trust me, you only realise what a large variety of household items can be used to murder someone when you watch a movie like Halloween). The highlight of a sequence strewn with smashed heads, impaled torsos and lacerated throats is undoubtedly when Michael chooses to hide in the bedroom of a young boy being babysat by a typically attractive teenage girl. The child in question provides several moments of comedy before calling his babysitter in to investigate a suspicious noise with inevitable results. The kid's cry of "Shit, I'm outta here" not only proved he had more sense than a variety of characters twice his size and age, but was one of several moments in the movie that elicited concerted laughter from the audience.
One of my friends, who is a fan of the franchise, suggested that there was too much of a comedic element to the film and that it detracted from the tension and drama, but for me it was one of the few features that kept me somewhat invested in the plot. Sure, the killings were as fun and silly as could be expected but overall, I felt that the movie was a vague attempt to replicate the original, which only partly succeeded in its task. You hardly come to expect the stars of horror movies to be bastions of common-sense but some of the decision-making in the movie was downright idiotic (leaving doors unlocked, approaching suspiciously quiet rooms/cars, running into a dark wood instead of along a brightly lit road etc. etc.), all of which can be passed off as homage to the style of movie that Halloween is but which, in reality, make it rather silly and hard to watch. The climax of the movie is rife with such idiocy and the final battle, although well shot and suspenseful, left me feeling utterly underwhelmed.
To conclude, it is perhaps not fair of me to be so disparaging. Slashers are not my genre, and I am perhaps being over-critical considering the style and aim of a movie like Halloween. If you like varied and imaginative kills, a well shot movie in an evocative style, and a strong and gender-affirming performance from Jamie Lee Curtis (the men in this movie, except for Myers, are utterly imbecilic) then you'll undoubtedly enjoy Halloween. For me personally, it was a mildly amusing distraction which relied too heavily on its predecessor and failed to really establish itself as an independent movie. All I'm left wondering after sitting through the movie's relatively short 104-minute runtime, is after being shot, beaten, set on fire, hit by a car and stabbed, what does it take to kill Michael Myers? I want some of whatever he was eating in that prison.


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So we attended the launch of the Dublin Web Summit recently and met with several tech folks.
One of the elements that came up in conversation was that of QR Codes. What is their uptake like? Are they absolutely amazing or just something which is cool, but will never probably take off?
Given the variety of opinions, we said that we should hold a meeting with some digital marketing folks as well as web developers and designers.
We're happy to announce this event will be taking place next Monday at 6pm in the Digital Hub. It's just an informal chat where you can put across your thoughts about QR Codes – if you or your business have used them, what you thought the ROI was like and so forth.
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GREATER & GREENER 2019: EXPLORING NATURAL CONNECTIONS REGISTRATION OPENS AND SCHEDULE RELEASED - January 29, 2019
More than 1,000 international urban park leaders to convene in Denver, CO focused on the role of parks in healthy, resilient, equitable and economically competitive cities
Washington, DC: Park and recreation leaders, city planners, design professionals, urban park advocates, and funders from 200+ cities will gather inDenver, Colorado July 20-24, 2019, for Greater & Greener 2019: Exploring Natural Connections. The five-day indoor and outdoor conference will focus on the role of urban parks in creating healthy, resilient, equitable, and economically competitive cities. Greater & Greener 2019 is presented by City Parks Alliancein partnership with Denver Parks and Recreation. Today, the schedule at a glance has been published and early-bird registration is open at greatergreener.org.
"City parks promote environmental, social, and economic well-being and are critical to city-building strategies in the 21stcentury," said Catherine Nagel, Executive Director of City Parks Alliance. "Over the course of the conference, attendees will network with peers and leaders in the parks community and select from more than 100 sessions, tours, mobile workshops and other special events that explore the latest research, strategies and thinking from experts from around the globe. Outdoor sessions will feature the unique Denver Parks and Recreation system that connects downtown parks to the mountains, fosters an active lifestyle, and features strong collaboration between the public and private sectors."
For more than a decade, Greater & Greener has been the leading international conference for exploring the role of parks in addressing some of the biggest challenges in cities. Conference sessions, tours, mobile workshops and networking opportunities have been carefully curated to foster an honest dialogue around social equity, cross-agency and cross-sector partnerships, funding models, and replicable solutions for parks.Greater & Greener 2019:Exploring Natural Connectionswill emphasize the natural connections between parks and quality of life, parks and economic benefits, parks and environmental resilience, and the role of parks and city-building. The varied sessions, plenaries, tours, and mobile workshops will emphasize the natural connections between agencies, across sectors, and with communities.
"We are proud to partner with City Parks Alliance in hosting the 2019 Greater & Greener conference to create a unique experience showcasing Denver's urban and mountain parks system," said Happy Haynes, Executive Director of Denver Parks and Recreation. "Our city's extensive park system satisfies the inherent Colorado desire to be outside and supports healthy lifestyles throughout the city. We look forward to welcoming everyone to the Rocky Mountain region to not only share Denver's green space success stories, but to also provide an amazing opportunity to learn more about public space and urban landscape management from leaders throughout the world."
The Denver metropolitan region is one of the fastest growing in the U.S., due in part, to an ongoing commitment to an outdoor urban lifestyle. Historic vision and modern execution of the Denver park system offer leading examples of urban park planning, partnerships, design, and programming. Join more than 1,000 international park leaders as we explore the 250 urban parks, 14,000 acres of mountain parks, and 240+ miles of trail and walk of the Denver parks system.
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- Activating Urban Parks Through Recreation– exploring the role of parks and recreation in promoting active, healthy lifestyles, activating neighborhood and downtown public spaces through programming and playful design, and making urban cores more livable and family-friendly.
- City Parks Essentials– focusing on strategies to establish, grow and sustain public, private and nonprofit partnerships and designed to maximize interaction and sharing between participants.
- Equity– equity is a focus of discussion in all Greater & Greener sessions, and in Denver the track will offer a deeper dive into building more equitable cities through parks and recreation. Sessions will explore equitable access to park resources, funding, workforce equity, community participation and the role of parks and recreation in addressing broader equity challenges our cities face, including affordable housing, environmental justice, youth development, and other topics.
- Funding– consistent funding for parks and recreation programs is always a challenge as municipal budgets are stretched more than ever. This track looks at funding approaches that public, private, and nonprofit partners have developed to pay for park development, maintenance, and programming.
- Parks as Infrastructure– with growing urban populations and aging infrastructure, local governments, city planners and others are taking a fresh look at parks and green space as tools to address some of our greatest urban challenges. From stormwater management and flood prevention to reducing public health costs to economic revitalization and job growth parks are a driver of urban sustainability.
- Urban Greening and Biodiversity– one of the connections explored at Greater & Greener 2019 is the one between cities and nature and the role greening and biodiversity plays in making our cities more livable and more sustainable. Sessions in this track examine strategies for developing, stewarding and measuring urban greening efforts, with a particular focus on building biodiversity and resilience.
Visit greatergreener.org to view the schedule, see available continuing education credits, speaker and other announcements and connect with us on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, using the hashtag #greatergreener.
Greater & Greener conference support is provided by Landscape Structures, Inc., The Speedwell Foundation, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, The Toro Company, Urban Market Development, Hyde Family Foundation, Knight Foundation, REI, Salazar Center for North American Conservation at Colorado State University, Visit Denver, Atkins, Denver Arts & Venues, Denver Mountain Parks Foundation, Denver Water, Downtown Denver Partnership, ECI Site Construction, Gary Community Investments, Gates Family Foundation, Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO), Greenfields Outdoor Fitness, Greenway Foundation/Colorado Parks Foundation, KOMPAN, William Penn Foundation, The Trust for Public Land, University of Colorado Denver--College of Architecture and Planning, and Xcel Energy, among others.
City Parks Allianceis the nation's leading advocacy group for urban parks and open spaces. As the only independent, nationwide membership organization solely dedicated to urban parks, City Parks Alliance leads and serves a growing network of civic and community leaders, government agencies, parks and recreation authorities, funders and others committed to the creation, revitalization and stewardship of parks and green spaces that contribute to dynamic and more equitable cities. For more information, please visit cityparksalliance.org.
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- USDA reports may reveal wheat planting is somewhat low this season
- A recovery in prices looks likely given positive technicals
- The quality of Russian product is declining
- Look for the bullish sentiment to prevail and will take prices higher
If the whispers on the street are to be believed, when the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), releases its January 11th report it will be revealed that the weather impact that slowed the corn and soybean harvest also delayed winter wheat seeding.
There is a long historical correlation between the seeding rates of wheat and the amount of acres U.S. farmers can claim. The USDA November report indicated that only 95% of winter wheat fields were planted in USDA's final Crop Progress report for 2018. This suggests that the acreage could be 2 million lower than initial expectations.
The market appears set to rally as the response is that the spot price moved above the 50-day moving average. Friday closes: Spot 531.75 (-16.75 or +3.25%), 50 Day Moving Average was 509.83.
Source: www.tradingeconomics.com , Spotlight Ideas
The inset chart above shows that the technical aspect for wheat (March 2019 contract ZWH9) is highly bullish across the board. Certainly, the positive mood should stand the test of time if the USDA confirms that trend with its first survey of acreage in January.
This trend is reinforced as spot is clearly breaking away from both the 50 and more significant 200 Day Moving Averages.
Source: www.tradingeconomics.com , Spotlight Ideas
The chart featured above shows that if spot can deviate further above the moving averages then as seen in the times market by the green rectangles the scope for upside is most encouraging.
The only real obstacle to the potential upside move in price is the amount of moisture in the soil after the recent episodes of rain and snow in the growing regions. This is important as just 10% of winter wheat fields and 24% of spring wheat fields entered winter in drought. Nearly half those areas were in drought at some point during the winter of 2017-2018.
On this note one should not forget to consider the El Nino cycle. The warming of the equatorial Pacific is expected to be over by summer which could harm spring wheat yields.
We live in interesting times and a possible impact of wheat; indeed, all grain prices could be developments overseas. U.S. exports experienced a slow start in the first half of the marketing year.
The USDA has observed that Russian sales will slow even though for the time being the weak Ruble is helping Russia wheat hold a strong role in global sales. The message is though the impact of Russia will fade so improving U.S. prospects in the second half of the season. If they don't, more wheat could be left over ahead of the summer harvest. That would fetter future rallies.
Egypt has started buying U.S. soft red winter wheat and this will surely rise as what is soon to be left of Russia's supplies whilst adequate is of declining quality. One must accept that a buyer such as Egypt is highly price elastic and do not forget Egypt's buying agency is currently lagging on its payments. However, other buyers such as Brazil, who whilst favouring Argentine wheat are a steady buyer of U.S. production. The same is true of Mexico although Japan remains a strong customer for American wheat production.
I hate to be gloomy as wheat does have a strong price appreciation aspect, however, slowing world economic growth could well demand from rising. Certainly, a major drag will be any ongoing standoff between the U.S. and China. Agricultural exports to China do tend to be hit hard as a casualty of such trade tensions.
That said, from a pure market perspective history teaches us that December can be a turning point for new crop wheat contacts and we need to see ZWH9 hold the November lows. If so, look for gains of another 30 cents to U.S. Cents 561/Bushel with a stop loss set at U.S. Cents 506/Bushel.
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Knee meniscus disorders involve the medial meniscus and lateral meniscus, which are two pads of cartilage in the knee between the femoral and tibial condyles (the joint surfaces of the femur and tibia). The most common disorder is a tear of the meniscus.
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The outcome of meniscectomy is usually good, if the individual does not have underlying joint disease such as osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis or instability from ligament damage. Most individuals can return to previous activities, including athletics.
Statistics show that about 61 of 100,000 people experience an acute tear of the meniscus. Treatment Duration: Conservative treatment may include a compression bandage, a removable knee immobilizer, and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for relief of pain and swelling and quadriceps exercises.
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Standing and walking may need to be limited temporarily. Squatting, kneeling and crawling may need to be limited permanently.
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MRI's are 100% accurate for meniscal tears. At the other extreme, MRIs can over read conditions: One of the most questionable practices in Radiology is the reporting of normal signal changes in meniscal cartilage as "tears". In the early days of MR imaging, these signal changes were graded from I to III. Grade I and II tears do not represent changes visible to the naked eye. I was most shocked a few years ago when a radiologist showed me how he could simply dial in a Grade I or II "tear" by turning a knob on his MRI console!
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Veterans and their loved ones can call 1-800-273-8255 and Press 1, chat online at www.VeteransCrisisLine.net, or send a text message to 838255 to receive free, confidential support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, even if they are not registered with VA or enrolled in VA health care. VA also provides support for Service members through the Military Crisis Line. Service members and their families and friends can call and text the Veterans Crisis Line numbers and can chat online at www.MilitaryCrisisLine.net/Chat.
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- If you or a Veteran you know is in crisis, find a facility near you
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WeatherBee Cover
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The WeatherBee covers your scooter or wheelchair from moisture and dust when being stored or transported
Cover From Moisture And Dust
Overview of the WeatherBee Cover
Diestco WeatherBee Cover
The WeatherBee covers your scooter or wheelchair from moisture and dust when being stored or transported. It′s durable, but it′s also lightweight and easy to handle if your mobility is limited! To use, simply slip over your vehicle. Secure underneath using the locking drawstring and grommets for elastic cords (cords not included). Don′t let the elements ruin your investment! Models also available for Power Wheelchairs and Folding Wheelchairs.
400-denier nylon with a urethane backing provides the highest level of protection from the elements for your scooter or powerchair. Works great on lifts or for just storing your powerchair outside!
The cover will provide protection for your vehicle (scooter/ wheelchair) from the weather and dust. Yet, it is lightweight and easy to get on and off!
Slip the cover over your vehicle and pull the elastic down under your chassis. Pull the chord lock so that it is tight around the bottom. For extra security, when transporting your vehicle on the back of your car or van, tie down the bottom by hooking bungee-type cords (not included) through the bottom belt loops.
This is a Standard cover; you will have grommets with a draw cord and cord lock to tighten. Depending on your vehicle, cover may not fit over wheels.
Scooter Sizes:
- Mini Standard 30"H x 16"W x 42"L
- Regular Standard 33"H x 18"W x 55"L
- Large Standard 33"H x 28"W x 55"L
- Super Size Standard 46"H x 33"W x 64"L
Powerchair Sizes:
- Regular Standard 38"H x 18"W x 44"L
- Large Standard 38"H x 23"W x 44"L
- Super Size Standard 48"H x 31"W x 44"L
Details and Specifications for the WeatherBee Cover
Scooter Sizes:
Mini Standard 30"H x 16"W x 42"L
Regular Standard 33"H x 18"W x 55"L
Large Standard 33"H x 28"W x 55"L
Super Size Standard 46"H x 33"W x 64"L
Powerchair Sizes:
Regular Standard 38"H x 18"W x 44"L
Large Standard 38"H x 23"W x 44"L
Super Size Standard 48"H x 31"W x 44"L
Manuals and Videos for the WeatherBee Cover
Warranty for the WeatherBee Cover
NOTE: The cover is not intended for highway use without using some securing device (i.e. rope or bungee cords) over the top of the cover. This will reduce the amount of excess room under the cover and prevent the cover from billowing up at high speeds. If your cover is flapping excessively at high speeds, the life of the cover will be greatly reduced. Damage to your cover following misuse is not covered under any warranty.


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Sophisticated, nature-inspired look, utilizing wood and blush resin. Perfect Summer yet transition to fall earrings. This earrings are super light weight!
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The Southern Center for Human Rights (SCHR) is working for equality, dignity, and justice for people impacted by the criminal legal system in the Deep South. SCHR fights for a world free from mass incarceration, the death penalty, the criminalization of poverty, and racial injustice.
Representing those facing the death penalty
SCHR has represented hundreds of people facing the death penalty, winning reversals and establishing precedents on appeals, obtaining life verdicts at trials, and standing by clients and their families and bearing witness at executions. SCHR also provides training and counsel to lawyers representing people facing the death penalty throughout the country. SCHR's staff publish articles on capital punishment, testify before Congressional and legislative committees, and educate the public and the media about the death penalty.
SCHR has won five cases before the United States Supreme Court: McWilliams v. Dunn, 137 S.Ct. 808 (2017) (hear oral argument); Foster v. Chatman, 136 S.Ct. 1737 (2016) (hear oral argument), Snyder v. Louisiana, 552 U.S. 472 (2008) (hear oral argument); Ford v. Georgia, 498 U.S. 411 (1991), and Amadeo v. Zant, 486 U.S. 214 (1988) (hear oral argument). In each of the latter three cases, the Court found racial discrimination in the selection of the juries and reversed the convictions and death sentence in each case.
SCHR's lawyers have also represented those sentenced to death before the U.S. Courts of Appeal for the Fourth, Fifth and Eleventh Circuits, the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals, the Supreme Courts of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana and Mississippi, and in trial courts throughout the South. SCHR obtained the freedom of Gary Drinkard, who was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to death in Alabama, won new trials and new sentencings for scores of people who had been condemned to die, and persuaded juries to spare the lives of people who had previously been sentenced to death.
Ending human rights abuses in prison and jail conditions
SCHR has won court orders requiring county, state, and federal governments to end egregious human rights abuses in jails and prisons throughout the South. SCHR has focused its efforts where the need was the greatest and where there was no one else to take on the human rights violations. One lawsuit resulted in changes in all 27 of South Carolina's prisons. Another reduced the extreme overcrowding and decreased the level of violence for the 1600 women incarcerated in Alabama's prison system. Other lawsuits improved care for HIV-positive people incarcerated at various jails and prisons, cutting the death rate by 75% at Limestone Prison in Alabama, and by over 80% in Fulton County Jail in Atlanta. One case against the federal Bureau of Prisons stopped the barbaric practice of strapping men down in 4-point restraints for days at a time.
Making real the Constitutional right to counsel
The Supreme Court has held that a poor person accused of a crime is entitled to the "guiding hand of counsel at every step in the proceedings against him." Gideon v. Wainwright, 372 U.S. 355, 344-45 (1963). But Gideon's constitutional mandate – which is essential to a fair trial – has been resisted and ignored in many parts of the country, particularly in the Deep South.
SCHR has brought attention to deficiencies in legal representation of the poor through articles and reports, testimony to committees of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives and state legislatures, and in appearances before various audiences and the media. SCHR also challenges deficient representation on behalf of those who have been denied it and has brought lawsuits seeking to correct systemic deficiencies.
SCHR's five-year effort to bring about creation of a public defender system in Georgia included six lawsuits, two reports, extensive documentation of the deficiencies of the representation or lack of representation provided by each of Georgia's 159 counties, and work with legislators, bar associations, and others.
In 2003, the Georgia legislature passed an Indigent Defense Act, which replaced the broken non-system of 159 different county programs with a comprehensive, statewide public defender system. Unfortunately, the system has not been adequately funded and properly managed. As a result, SCHR continues to bring lawsuits to address the lack of adequate representation at trial and on appeal, including for those facing the death penalty, as well as unconscionable delays in providing attorneys, investigators and experts necessary for the defense of cases.
Stopping illegal, unconstitutional, and inhumane criminal justice practices
SCHR has won court orders requiring officials in the criminal justice system to stop illegal, unconstitutional, and inhumane practices. In Gulfport, Mississippi, deputies no longer conduct sweeps of poor neighborhoods, arresting people for being behind on their fines. In Clinch County, Georgia, the sheriff no longer charges people – including those who are found not guilty or whose charges are dismissed – a room & board fee for being incarcerated in the county jail. In Atlanta, people arrested for petty crimes no longer sit in jail 4 or 5 days for paperwork to clear after being ordered released.
Challenging the political exploitation of crime and violence
SCHR's work has helped reframe the debate about crime and punishment in a way that reduces the incentives for politicians to exploit crime and violence for political gain. In the dozens of counties where SCHR has litigated against jail overcrowding, county commissioners talk explicitly about the need to fund schools and drug treatment rather than jails. In Alabama, the financial stress caused by SCHR's cases has resulted in legislators advocating for "smart on crime" policies to replace "tough on crime" laws. The discussion around the death penalty now includes discussion about the arbitrariness of who receives this ultimate penalty and the challenges of innocence.


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Writing a Business Plan: Competitor Analysis
Writing a Business Plan: Competitor Analysis
There are three rules to writing a business plan;
- Keep it brief.
- Know your target.
- Identify and organize the key components.
Competitive analysis is one of the significant elements in writing a business plan. Its primary focus is understanding your competitors as well as the market in general. Also, it helps people account for future changes and formulate strategies that can save a company from failing.
In a competitive market, many organisations struggle because they are not aware of what their competitors are offering to the market. Come up with a good business plan that can predict future changes. Begin by identifying who your current competitors are; if you are operating locally, you should already know your rivals. If you are setting up business in unfamiliar territories and wish to avoid expensive market research, use the internet to gather information on other geographical locations. Also, identify future opponents that might enter the market unexpectedly. How? By analyzing the market environment; if the following conditions exist then, new competitors will emerge.
• Little competition
• Lack of barriers to entry.
• The rate at which the market is growing (usually, rapid growth attracts new competitors)
• Low supply and high demand open a portal of opportunities to potential sales opportunities.
Gathering information about your competitors is time-consuming, you can opt to visit their premises, check their website, or evaluate their marketing strategies. Every organization has objectives including small enterprises. If a firm's target is to obtain larger market share, their marketing techniques will be top notch. Here, a company will work towards improving their brand, promoting products, and extending offers among others. On the other hand, profit-oriented businesses invest in customer satisfaction as well as employees. They focus on meeting customer needs through providing excellent services and motivating employees. Such information helps with creativity and generation of unique ideas to include in your business plan.
When writing a business plan, attention must be made to your competitor's strengths and weaknesses. Why? They will help you identify key opportunities and threats. For instance, if company A (your rival) is selling the same product at a higher price, that can be an opportunity. Ensure that your plan suggests making rational decisions instead of impulsive ones. Competitive analysis helps you take advantage of your competitor's vulnerabilities and uses it to improve your strategy. Therefore, use direct competitors for your final report because they pose more risk than those out of range. Most investors pay attention to this section because it holds the key to a successful business.
Competition is everywhere; it is not advisable to ignore smaller businesses. If they offer the same services as you, then they qualify as rivals. For instance, Blockbuster LLC was once a popular entertainment enterprise: today, the likes of Netflix and Hulu have the video rental market because the technology is lower cost per use and convenient. The bottom line is, writing a business plan should accommodate diversity with regard to competition, potential threats; you never know when the change will come.
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So, we have this turtle. It's an orange eared African slider or some such something and truth be told I have no idea how or why we have the damn thing.
That's not totally fair. We have it because I, yes I, in my infinite wisdom decided a turtle was a great pet! It lives in my older son's room, very low maintenance, and it's a pet – so we have a pet. Turtle. A pet turtle, which really isn't a "pet" at all.
Let's back up.
Before I had kids, I was fiercely independent. I had an idea about the person I was going to be and in most visions it didn't necessarily include a house, husband, two kids, and a pet. I every-so-often thought about "if" I ever had a kid what kind of mom I'd be. I'd be strict, firm, a hard-ass, but still fun, silly, and a little bit wild. We'd have grand adventures and I'd teach them all about independent films, music, literature, dance, theatre, and football. I'd teach them to have an allegiance to the University of Texas Longhorns, and an appreciation for a perfectly executed Boeuf Bourguignon. We'd live in an apartment in a fabulous city that had arts, culture, and great parks and we'd laugh and argue and navigate life on my terms.
Then, on February 13th, 2007 my first son arrived and I became a pile of mush, but the kind of mush that can turn into Wonder Woman and shoot laser beams from its eyeballs if needed to protect this tiny boy. Willing to make any sacrifice necessary – including travel, my career, and sometimes my own happiness. That tiny little mess of a human taught me about love like I'd never known. I had a vague idea of how tragic love can be, how painful and terrifying. I'd known before his arrival that just because I love something doesn't mean it's safe or will stay. And now, with his arrival, I knew even more deeply that neither love nor life is on my terms.
So, we grew him a brother, because a built in playmate is super convenient for a mama. Then we got them a house, and two cars, and playdates, and a zoo membership, and a teeny tiny toilet, and little veggie flavored puffs. I discovered a career that would never have been known to me had I not had them. We made doctor's appointments, enrolled in preschools, then ECE programs then, sniff Kindergarten, and are now looking at Middle Schools. We travel to exotic places like Woody Creek to see their cousins, and Lubbock, Texas to visit their second cousins, and Phoenix, Arizona to attend Spring Training because as it turns out football is terrible for brains and as luck would have it their daddy is a baseball guy and therefore so are they.
We do live in a great city with abundant culture, beautiful art and history museums, amazing restaurants, and fabulous parks – and we visit them all. We go see, "Sing" instead of "Get Out" or, "A Christmas Carol" instead of "Chicago" but hey, there's time for that. They like pizza and hamburgers, but also love our neighborhood Moroccan restaurant and can navigate a pair of chopsticks (with those little plastic helper thingies).
Before I was mama, part of my plan was to live in hotel rooms in Paris and Tokyo and Rome. To pick up at a moment's notice and move where the wind and the job took me. Live wildly, freely, and without knowing the word, "no". Now, I'm the one saying "no". No more oreos, no you can't have a hedgehog (or a sloth), no you can't play the Xbox, no I won't sleep in your bed tonight. So, when on a scribbled letter to Santa, a sweet little seven-year-old asked for a turtle for Christmas I said yes. In fact I thought "F&*$ Yes!"
And now we have a turtle. Which, if you touch it you have to wash your hands RIGHT AWAY because, salmonella. And while I wouldn't have life any other way, I do occassionally like to check into a hotel downtown and order room service, all by myself.


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On Thursday, the U.S. House of Representatives passed "jobs legislation" that will do little to create jobs or stimulate the nation's economy. The American Small Business League (ASBL) maintains H.R. 5297, the Small Business Jobs Act, contains a loophole that may hurt small businesses by allowing large businesses to hijack small business programs without fear of prosecution.
Section 1341 states that the Administrator of the Small Business Administration (SBA), "shall promulgate regulations to provide adequate protections to individuals and business concerns from liability under this subsection in cases of unintentional errors, technical malfunctions, and other similar situations." (http://finance.senate.gov/legislation/details/?id=da799068-5056-a032-5229-92cebbd2b7a0)
The ASBL believes that this language may create a loophole under which large prime contractors could be protected from prosecution for felony contracting fraud under the guise of, "unintentional errors, technical malfunctions, and other similar situations."
Since 2003, more than a dozen federal investigations have uncovered billions of dollars in federal small business contracts actually flowing into the hands of corporate giants. Firms included in the Obama Administration's small business data include Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Raytheon, General Dynamics, Ssangyong Corporation headquartered in South Korea, and Italian firm Finmeccanica SpA. (http://www.asbl.com/documents/20090825TopSmallBusinessContractors2008.pdf)
"In February of 2008, President Obama promised to end the diversion of federal small business contracts to corporate giants. This bill creates a colossal loophole that will make it easier for large firms to avoid prosecution for contracting fraud," ASBL President Lloyd Chapman said. "In my opinion, the net effect of this bill will be harmful to job growth. The potential for harm greatly outweighs any potential for benefit."
In addition to concerns about Section 1341, the ASBL does not believe H.R. 5297's lending provisions or tax cuts are likely to create new jobs. Research by the Economic Policy Institute and Princeton University's Center for Economic Policy Studies indicates that tax cuts do not create jobs. Additionally, the National Federation of Independent Businesses (NFIB) and the Congressional Oversight Panel have separately concluded that small businesses are in desperate need of demand as opposed to loans.
The ASBL maintains that the most effective way to create jobs and stimulate the economy is to direct federal infrastructure spending to small businesses. This could be done by adopting H.R. 2568, the Fairness and Transparency in Contracting Act, which would stop the diversion of federal small business contracts to corporate giants.
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Take care of your jewels
It is very important for us that you know how to care for your jewelry and that it is always in perfect condition.
We know how important gems are for you. For that reason, today we want to give you a small practical guide with the best tips so that all of you jewelry always be like the first day.
- Try to remove your jewelry before showering, bathe in the sea or the pool and before using cleaning products. Soap and other chemicals can be abrasive and have a decolorizing effect on gold. This does not mean that you can never shower with them, on the contrary. What you should keep in mind is that the more you take care of them a lot longer, they will be perfect.
- Treat your gold jewelry with care, despite being a resistant material can easily deform so try to take care of them always to the maximum.
- Clean your jewelry when the notes darkened. The longer you take to clean them, the more they deteriorate. Try to keep the gems in a dry place without moisture.
- Avoid playing sports with them. Nothing will happen if you do it, but the ph of each person's skin is different and there are times when your own sweat can alter the surface of the piece and cause damage to your jewelry.
To clean your jewelry use a cotton cloth and rub the piece gently. You can repeat this process whenever you want and your jewelry will remain bright and in perfect condition.
Do not use abrasive products, in this case you could use sporadically some neutral soap that does not alter the metal.
It is very important to organize our jeweler, so that our jewelry is neat and in perfect condition. It is very exasperating when we have to untangle the necklaces or pendants and sometimes it becomes an impossible mission.
We are going to give you some tips to organize and store your jewelry.
- Close the chains: Close the chains of necklaces or pendants as well as bracelets so we will avoid getting entangled among them.
- The rings always separated: this way you will avoid unnecessary chafing and that this will lead to its deterioration.
- Do not remove the nut from the earrings: always keep your earrings with its corresponding nut.
- Gold separated from the rest: Despite the purity and strength of gold, it tends to darken easily so that even oxygen itself causes it to lose shine. Save your gems in bags of fabric or organza, even wrapped in a cloth or in its original box.
- Dry place: Very important to keep your jewelry in a dry place where there is no moisture. You should always avoid leaving your gems in the bathroom or in damp places.
Did you find it interesting? We are sure that after reading these tips it will be easier to keep your jewelry as new for many more years. Enjoy your little treasures!


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The Neutrino™ SX12 is a SXGA-resolution midwave infrared (MWIR) camera module from the FLIR Neutrino performance line. Based on a 1280 x 1024, 12 µm indium antimonide (InSb) focal plane array (FPA), the Neutrino SX12 is great for airborne or ground-based intelligence, Counter UAS (CUAS) and Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) missions by providing fast, high-resolution imagery while still preserving a compact optomechanical package.
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I am in the process of getting my house ready to sell. It's a huge process!! I wanted to give a shout out to Joan of Feng Shui Joan's Way. She is helping me get rid of 40 years of stuff. In her gentle way, she's guiding me thru the process of letting go. Even my partner Peter is doing it & he's more of a pack rat than me. I'm hoping for a quick sale so we can downsize and start our new adventure!!
Feng Shui Joan's Way clients share their stories on how Joan has changed their lives.
As a working mom, I have so little time to spend on my home. I first called Joan three years ago to help me with a few rooms – including my young son's bedroom, which had gotten so cluttered with toys and books, and our entryway which always felt awkward. Joan was amazing – it was like working with an organizer, coach, healer, therapist, and designer all at once. In a short period of time, she helped us clear out the clutter and made improvements in these spaces (using items we already had) that completely changed the energy of these rooms.
A health concern prompted me to call Joan again last month. My home office was really out of control — I'd convinced myself "the clutter didn't bother me" yet I knew I couldn't keep putting it off any longer. I needed to change my space to support a healthier lifestyle. After we finished that office, I suddenly felt lighter – I realized how much energy it had taken me to "block out" the clutter each day so I could focus on my work. I was spending several hours a day in a room that was just weighing me down and holding me back. Now, I work in a room that inspires me. That's when I decided to schedule time with Joan on a regular basis, with the goal of working through the entire house – from attic to basement to garage and everything in between.
Our appointments keep me motivated to tackle things on my own in between sessions, and we make tremendous strides with each visit. I am so excited to see where this leads me. I've learned that while Joan is really great for quick fixes on problem rooms, she really shines as a partner for long-term transformational goals.
Joan has worked on our home and my office and she is amazing!!! I am a Holistic Pediatrician in Milford and she has helped transform my office space. I asked her to help bring in openness and more flow and she did just that. We just redid the kitchen at my office and now my staff is able to eat in there. I can go on and on…Joan knows me so well and my family and is the only person I trust when I feel like something is stuck. Call her now!!!! You will not regret it!!! https://www.preferredpediatricsofct.com/
"Change in my office has been fantastic, Great response from staff and board members. I feel better and more in control of things. Having the chairs in front of the desk I really think has greatly improved communication and therefore relationship building"
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After a double session (feng shui consultation) with Joan, I feel 50 pounds lighter! Stressful clutter had paralyzed me. She didn't do it for me– she did it with me, which made me part of the decisions and perhaps even capable of managing better going forward!
Joan is very gentle, sweet and knowledgeable. She can bring organization to your environment by helping you declutter that will change your life in ways you can't imagine!
Feng Shui feels like magic but it's real!
I have followed Joan for many years now, she is super sweet, not judgmental. She gives you advice on how to fix different spots in your home, which in turn fixes your life situations. We have followed her advice and truly live by Feng Shui no questions asked, would not have it any other way!
I took one of Joan's 5 week classes on Feng Shui and I came away with so much insight regarding what I chose to surround myself with. She showed me how the things in your home, office, etc. really do impact your life on many different levels. Clutter is not just a pile of stuff that needs to get put away or thrown away. I have learned to remove clutter with the intention of making specific changes in my life, health, creativity, wealth, etc. I am also conscious about anything new that I bring into my home and I make sure it has good energy and doesn't represent anything negative. As Joan says…. Feng Shui is acupuncture for your home. I sincerely believe that Joan is "the house whisperer." Thank you Joan.
I wasn't sure what to expect when I had Joan to my home for a Feng Shui consultation I must say that the visit changed so many things for me in such unexpected ways. By asking me what seemed to be simple questions Joan helped me to see my home from a different perspective, from my perspective. Feng Shui Joan's way stays with you long after Joan leaves- I am becoming more intentional, more purposeful when looking at my home. I really appreciated that Joan is hands-on, helping me move a couch and ready to rearrange entire rooms! Joan has led me to understand Feng Shui as a means of self-exploration. Through our home consultation and a Vision Board Workshop I have the understanding of how the set-up of my home influences my thoughts and actions and how I can make positive changes by thoughtfully looking at color and intentionally arraigning my belongings. I highly recommend Feng Shui Joan's Way.
I highly recommend working with Joan for assistance with organizing and de-cluttering projects. I hired her after coming to a stand still with going through my mothers home after she passed away. I had a basement full of 30+ years of my moms possessions that were just overwhelming to deal with on my own. She worked with me over two sessions and her professional demeanor and calm nature neutralized the anxieties I had. We accomplished so much and it gave me the start I needed to make the space manageable. She had great tips and input for my space and personal items related to her knowledge of Feng Shui that added to the experience and made my home more suitable for me.


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Visit our museum!
MOSA is a new feature at Radhadesh. In the museum there are many beautiful works of art depicting sacred themes from ancient India.
These works of art are mainly in traditional Indian styles, including Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthani, Orissan, Keralan, and Tanjore.
Visitors can relax, stroll through the gallery, and enjoy these inspirational art treasures, soaking up the deep devotional sentiments expressed by the artists.
The museum was conceived by Martin Gurvich (Mahaprabhu Dasa), secretary of the Hindu Forum of Belgium.
MOSA Opening times
1 Apr – 1 Nov: 10:30 – 13:30 and 14:30 – 18:00
2 Nov – 31 Mar: 11:00 – 13:30 and 14:30 – 17:00
Mondays closed, with the exception of school and public holidays
*Closed 13.30 – 14.30
Entrance fees
MOSA visit: € 3,00 (adults 12+) and € 1,50 (children 6-11)
MOSA is only partially accessible to wheelchair users.
Dridha Vrata Gorrick
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One of the longest forms of Prose Fiction and the source of many a Doorstopper. The novel is one of the most popular forms of literary fiction, and has made the fortune of several writers.
A novel can be any work of fiction longer than about 40 or 50 thousand words (the exact figure is debatable). Novels tend to have very complex plots with several conflicts that drive them.
Subtypes and derivations of the novel form include (list not mutually exclusive):
- Epistolary Novel: When a novel consists of a series of fictitious letters or documents.
- Serial Novel: Novel published serialized as a newspaper or magazine series.
- Novelization: Adaptation of a movie into a novel.
- Tie-in Novel: Novels written to tie in with a TV show or Series Franchise.
- Verse Novel: A novel that is written in verse.
- Graphic Novel: When novel meets Comic Book.
- Dime Novel: The pulp novels of the 19th century ('penny dreadfuls' in Britain).
- Romance Novel: Trivial novel that focuses on love and romance.
- Airport Novel: Cheap entertainment novel, the modern Spiritual Successor of the Dime Novel.
- Light Novel: Japanese type of Young Adult oriented entertainment novels.
- Visual Novel: Novel meets Interactive Fiction.
- In-Game Novel: Novel included as background in a Video Game.
- Novella
- Novelette
For more information see "the other wiki."
- Ulysses by James Joyce
- Beloved by Toni Morrison
- Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens
- Tale of Genji by Murasaki Shikibu, often considered the first novel.
- Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes, considered the first modern novel in Western literature.
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DNA testing done in Turkey on Sunday confirmed that the terrorist who committed the deadly suicide bombing in Istanbul the previous day was Mehmet Ozturk, who reportedly had ties to the Islamic State, Turkish news agency Doğan reported.
Turkish authorities took DNA samples from Ozturk's family and compared it to remains found at the site of the bombing.
Ozturk, a Turkish national, was born in 1992 in the city of Gaziantep in southeastern Turkey.
Earlier, Turkish media reported that Ozturk, who was known to Turkish security forces as a member of ISIS, was among the main suspects in the attack.


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The first day of spring is as good a day as any to stop and take a closer look the world around me. Today my garden is full of amazing new things, consumed with the business of being alive. Do you know how many times I've "weeded" this ground cover? And I never realized that […]
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(CNN) – Chris Watts of Frederick is facing three counts of murder after his pregnant wife Shanann Watts and two young daughters disappeared this week, jail records showed Thursday.
Chris Watts was taken into custody Wednesday night and is being held in the Weld County jail, the Frederick Police Department said in a statement. He'll appear in court Thursday afternoon.
Shanann Watts is 15-weeks pregnant and was reported missing on Monday along with her two daughters, Bella, 3, and Celeste, 4.
According to a recording on the jail's phone, Chris Watts has been charged with three counts of murder in the first degree and three counts of tampering with physical evidence.
Police will hold a news conference Thursday to provide an update on the case, the police statement said. The FBI and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation were involved in the arrest, Frederick police said.
Frankie Rzucek, who is identified on Shanann Watts' Facebook page as being her brother, posted overnight on his page saying he just wanted to know why.
"I just want 30 seconds alone with that heartless psychopath. May Satan have mercy on his soul," Rzucek wrote. "Doesn't take a genius to know who was suspect."
A CNN affiliate reported Chris Watts' pickup truck was towed from the family's home overnight and investigators removed items from the house in garbage bags.
An unidentified friend told another CNN affiliate that she dropped off Shanann Watts at home about 2 a.m. Monday after they returned from a work trip, and watched her go into the house.
The two planned to meet later, but Watts, 34, didn't answer her phone or show up for a doctor's appointment, the friend said.
Police have not provided details on the disappearance or where they were last seen, but said they conducted a welfare check after Watts' friend called and requested one.
When his wife and daughters were reported missing, Chris Watts said he was hopeful his family was OK.
"My heart is racing a mile a minute," he told the affiliate.
"It's not something I could ever, ever fathom would happen in my lifetime, and I have no inclination of where she is. She said she was going to a friend's house with the kids and that's the last thing I heard, and that was it. It was very vague."
Information on Watts' attorney was not immediately clear.
By Faith Karimi and Christine Sever, CNN
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This year in politics is often accompanied by statements about how much The West Wing as a TV show lived in the real life quest of the presidency in the 2008 campaign. Rahm loved the show so much he actually has an on camera extra spot in the episode, The Wedding. While Rahm may have inspired the creation of the Josh character, the actual job he will take is the one Leo McGarry played to much acclaim on the show, knuckle brawling super-smart marine, former alcoholic and Cabinet Secretary divorcée, Leo Thomas McGarry. The McGarry & Bartlet families were long time friends as are the Obamas & the Emanuels.
Others say the take-no-prisoners partisan nicknamed Rahmbo is a perfect fit for the him if he is to push through the radical changes he seeks.
The inspiration for The West Wing's fictional deputy chief-of-staff, Josh Lyman, the most unlikely moments in the character's story are plucked straight out of Mr. Emanuel's reality.
When Lyman reads a Washington Post profile of him which tells how he sent a congressman a rotting fish in the post, he asks his assistant, Donna, if she was the source. In fact, it was Mr Emanuel – who reportedly once sent a pollster he had fallen out with the same gift – as a warning never to cross him again.A man who is a cross between a practical yet politically savvy George Washington and a hip, edgy to the max Chris Rock is going into the White House. But first, one has to prepare to be the head of state. Up until 1936, elections happened in November and ascendancies and transfers of power came about on March 4. In one of the rare historical facts The West Wing show ever got wrong is in a scene in the East Room with Jed and his wife Abbey as they say goodbye to such a grand old house the morning of his successor's inauguration, stating why elections and the date happened. The subsequent versions of The West Wing have that error edited out.
Staff work will make or break a presidency. Presidential transitions require minute attention to detail while drinking water from a thousand freely flowing water hoses all at once in public. Mistakes are magnified and have world wide implications. Secrets must be kept for the Common Good while remaining open to deserved criticisms. During chaotic transitions like Bill Clinton, the culture of DC seeped in to taint the cabinet picks. In the middle of his 1992 transition, President-elect Clinton and the future First Lady, held a two day US economic summit with a wide diversity of guests. President-Elect Obama will send emissaries to the global economic summit next weekend held by the current president in deference of the immutable fact that there is only one president at a time.
In West Wing episodes, the amount of staff and advance work to create the right presidential look and feel and the detailed policy positions is done by a security clearance staff, known since 1939 as the Executive Office of the President of the United States (EOP), knowing what is needed. So far Barack Obama has only three direct reports, a VP, a Chief of Staff and his campaign strategist turned Senior Adviser, David Axelrod, with over a thousand left to hire to cram into a small amount of space in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. We are awaiting Michelle Obama's staff choices for the East Wing. The staff work on The West Wing delivers a great description of balancing multiple burning clouds of toilet paper in a public windstorm that has to be explained every day to the co-equal partners in Government - the Judicial branch, the Legislative branch and most of all the American people. Sausage making is much cuter.
The beneficiary of this year's election are regular people who believed they have a stake in the outcome. It was a Children's Crusade amped up 21st century style for a member of my generation, Generation Jones or Gen X, to become president by engaging the young. Without the young as partners, no major changes take place. But the young have to be determined, persistent and knowledgeable. It was not an accident that Boomer parents became introduced to the intensity of this election through their GenX or GenY children. What is a tremendous change is the amount of intellectual firepower the young packed in understanding the issues, the candidates, but most importantly the civic responsibility of service. It was noted by the entire world as a 180 change in direction from the eight year dictatorship of George W. Bush who plundered and pillaged
One of Al Gore's laments was the number of minds that were blank blackboards on basic facts about how the machinery of the
Jonathan Alter, roving senior editor for Newsweek, wrote his book, The Defining Moment: FDR's Hundred Days and the Triumph of Hope, about the heralded first hundred days of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's presidency. That has been the measure the press obsesses about ever since to see if brand new presidencies can sparkle like FDR's. Barack Obama is planning on an accomplished first 100 days, but not one presidency has been successful without a planned focused transition. Mr. Obama sees this book as required reading.
This post is part of The Transition Series to the presidency of Barack Obama
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A fireplace is undoubtedly a priceless addition to any home. It not only becomes the focal point of any room but with new advancements in energy efficiency, modern fireplaces have never been so cost-effective. As a result, most people are opting for direct vent fireplaces or have direct vents inserts placed in their existing fires.
With new designs coming up each day, finding a unit that not only fits your budget but also seamlessly fits into your décor isn't easy. As a result, some of the top-rated brands end up being unnoticed.
Below are some of the top unknown brands of modern fireplace designs.
1. Comfort Smart
Comfort Smart is a brand established on both quality and durability. Comfort Smart products feature cutting edge technology and resemble a real wood-burning fire. The log inserts and freestanding electric stoves are simple to set up, plugin, or turn on to experience a warm and charming atmosphere.
2. Amantii
Amantii products are electrical and wall-mountable and feature unique color and heat settings. Their electric fireplace inserts with a heater are ideal for homes, offices and building foyers. Amantii electric fireplace logs are instantaneous focal points in any room. They can heat up to 500 square feet but feature flame only selections.
3. Ortal Modern Gas Fireplaces
Ortal has for long manufactured high-quality frameless gas fireplaces. Ortal leads with careful consideration to aesthetics and to developing fire technologies. Their designs range from contemporary to traditional direct gas fireplaces which create a modern ambiance.
Their products are excellent focal points generating a warm, comfortable atmosphere but at the same time adding a fascinating architectural element to any room. Ortal's innovative product designs permit you to install their fireplaces in different spots within your home or business.
4. Marquis
Maquis designs are sleek and stylish. Designed in Canada, each piece matches the highest standards in the fireplace market.
Marquis features trend-setting modern style to satisfy both contemporary and classic interiors. Backed with over 35 years of quality and craftsmanship, you'll for sure appreciate these European-inspired designs.
5. Kozy Heat
Kozy heat manufactures up-to-date designs and at the same time help you to save on utility bills. Their products range from gas fireplaces, inserts, and gas fireplace accessories that present the best heating for any room.
6. Supreme Wood-burning Fireplaces
Supreme fireplaces design superb wood-burning products that have since become favorites among many fireplace lovers worldwide.
The Supreme fireplace designs unique stoves that feature stainless steel interiors. By so doing, they ensure quick start-up and low maintenance requirements; a great benefit for anyone who favors wood fires without much hassle.
7. Dimplex
Dimplex is excellent in the manufacture of realistic flames and electric. They use LED technology to design beautiful 3-D flames. Their Dimplex electric fireplace insert and the Dimplex wall mount electric fireplace are must-have for all homes.
Dimples offer various models for large houses as well as compact cube fireplaces for both apartments and small spaces. More so, they design traditional and contemporary models as well as wall mount options.
8. Chazelles Fireplaces
Chazelles is keen on the quality of materials picked for the manufacturing of their products. Chazelles ensures high-quality fireplaces with energy which are energy efficient. Chazelles designs contemporary wood fireplaces for homes that feature a unique lift-up door opening system.
Their stoves are either lifestyle or entertainment feature. Chazelles offers a wide range of wood-burning and gas fireplaces which are all made with a guarantee of quality.
Chazelles double-sided fireplace is one of their unique designs which can extend warmth and radiance from both sides. It can be installed in any outside wall to provide heating. Making it excellent for entertaining guests both in the house or in the backyard.
9. Real Flame
Design their fireplaces with the newest safety devices, including flame failure as well as oxygen depletion systems. All their products feature a meticulous finish with high-quality materials. More so, they have styles ranging from vintage to modern. All their fireplace will add value, ambiance, and glow to any home.
∴ Conclusion
Numerous top brands are offering high-quality modern fireplace designs. Some are not very famous, but this doesn't make their products sub-par. So, the next time you go shopping, review their products and you'll be glad that you did.


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"Crowd sourcing" is when you rely on the "wisdom of crowds". The idea is that if many people think that a business or service is good, then it probably is. You might also call this "stranger sourcing".
"Friend sourcing" is when you get recommendations from people you know and trust, rather than from strangers. This can be a very efficient way to get good recommendations. More on the reasons why later.
Crowd sourcing and friend sourcing each have their strengths and weaknesses, and are best applied to different kinds of businesses, but are most powerful when used together.


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Scotland: Islay
If you've been wanting to try an Islay whisky, but have been put off by the heavy peatiness and almost medicinal flavours of some of the biggies like Laphroaig and Lagavulin, then Bunnahabhain – mild, sweet, and gentle – is for you!
Bunnahabhain (pronounced boon-a-hah-ven) is situated on the north-east coast of Islay and was founded in 1881. Its remote location was chosen largely because it was easily accessible from the mainland by boat. The founders (William Robertson and the brothers James and William Greenless) did, however, have to build a one mile road from their chosen spot to the Islay main road in order to have a link with the rest of the island!
Bunnahabhain, often also referred to as Bunnie, takes it's name from the Gaelic Bun na h-Abhainn, which means Mouth of the River. The river in question is the Margadale, from which the distillery takes its water. And it's this river that is responsible for the more subtle characteristic of Bunnhabhain whisky, as the water doesn't run through the Islay peat beds like it does at the other distilleries. In addition, the barley used for Bunnhabhain is only lightly peated.
The distillery's output of 2.5 million litres per year is largely used in Black Bottle, a blend of all the Islay whiskies. However, Bunnahabhain single malt whisky is growing in popularity, with the main market being the UK.
General Tasting Notes
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All devices sold in the United States of America must first pass through the FCC, or Federal Communications Commission, for testing and approval. This approval process assesses the device to ensure that it is suitable for distribution in America and mostly revolves around the radio signals broadcast by the device. There are similar tests involved in order for a device to be sold into other makets around the world. We've now confirmation that the next Nexus smartphone, the Google Nexus 6, has passed through the FCC ready for pre-ordering to start this coming Wednesday.
Google's Nexus 6 is built by Motorola. It's the first smartphone to be released with Android 5.0 Lollipop installed. It's a large device, too, the 6 stands for the size of the screen, which is a shade under 6.0-inch across the diagonal. This is perhaps the only contentious issue with the new Nexus; it's a big, big handset. Under the skin, the Motorola Nexus 6 is one of the most powerful smartphones to be released upon the Android world as it's powered by a 2.7 GHz, quad core, 32-bit Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 processor, backed up by 3 GB of RAM. The screen is a QHD resolution, which means it's 2,560 by 1,440 pixel resolution, and it also uses AMOLED technology. On the back, the main camera is a 13 MP optically stabilized unit with a dual LED flash. The device is kept powered by a 3,220 mAh battery and has Qi wireless charging to keep it juiced up.
One of the reasons why the AMOLED screen is important is because Android Lollipop features what Google are calling "Ambient Display," which is their take on what Motorola called "Active Notifications" until earlier this year, when it was renamed to "Motorola Display." Ambient Display uses the device sensors to tell when the handset has been picked up or removed from a pocket, and shows notifications on the lock screen. The reason why AMOLED is important to the Nexus 6 is because it only illuminates those pixels being used, which in turn means that the Nexus 6 can efficiently show the user notifications without lighting up the entire screen. Although Google's official specifications show a 80-hour drop in standby with the Nexus 6 using Ambient Display compared when not (250 hours compared with 330 hours), I expect that in day to day use the Nexus 6 will show similar, if not better battery life with Ambient Display active. Okay; we know it's coming soon for pre-order, so who's interested? Yes, it's a big handset, but it's also stuffed full of the latest hardware and one of the most powerful 32-bit smartphone processors. Are you going to be poised on the Google Play Devices Store on Wednesday or instead, are you going to wait it out until you've seen the first few reviews? Is the Nexus 6 too expensive for you? Or do you instead want a smartphone device with a 64-bit processor? Let us know in the comments?


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Stephen Schwartz, the composer and lyricist of WICKED, will be honored by Desert Ensemble Theatre Company at " When You Believe: A Conversation With and Tribute To Stephen Schwartz" in Palm Springs, California on May 19, 2012. The event takes place at 8pm in the Annenberg Theater at the Palm Springs Art Museum. There will be a conversation with Mr. Schwartz, as well as performances of his work. For tickets and more information, please visit www.psmuseum.org.
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