text: bgs Posted July 29, 2019 Fri we had lunch at another one of the restaurants at the village. Then we had an apppintment at our unit so my niece and sis could look it over and help me figure out where to put things. Sis also picked up on a few minor things maintenance should take care of. Sat we worked the bonsai exhibit. A sumi artist from Japan that is in town setting up an exhibit at one of the galleries stopped by which was sort of exciting. We also signed up 6 new members which has never happened. Today we are headed to the title company to drop off contract (100 mile round trip). Then to the bank to get papers notarized and stop by the PO to mail them. Scheduled to get new tires on suv Thurs morning (80 mile round trip). Electric Co-op meeting Fri night (45 mile round trip). And its time to spend a couple of days on the mower. Mona your shawl is gorgeous. I wasnt sure how big to make them either. I havent made shawls before and have no experience with using them. I have been pretty much using up 2 cakes. If I underestimate how much to leave for the border and run short I have been pulling it apart and redoing it so it works out. It seemed like a nice size. Mary I am so excited to have Donna back and hear she wants to see this place active again. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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The deep fractured fissures of the traumatic subjugated mind lay unrest. A coiled wrath waiting seemingly without care to unleash on what may not be there. Reacting without interacting racing and straining the rigors of rationalities foregoing the fulcrum of lucidity and stupidity. Reacting without reason the reflexive trigger rigorously ripping tripping and stripping the underneath (Father Has Passed as Has the Past).
Survival depends on a reactionary responsive reflex, a instantaneous engagement of life threatening situations (No Offense to Our Veterans?).
With the unprecedented levels of sustained combat and extended multiple tours our veterans will be facing the crippling effects of PTSD with their families as well as the public with generational consequences (Mental Health Field Unprepared for Epidemic of PTSD).
It was surreal, beautiful, terrifying, the most intense fireworks I had ever seen filling the entire sky illuminating the battlefield, I was in awe. It felt like I was one with the universe, out among the everything, feeling all and knowing all. I heard over the distance of what seemed like eternity, "Move out" (Dissociative Fugues).
Now that being said, I know a guy that did 5 tours in Vietnam which was uncommon, most soldiers did their two years and the ones that survived went home (Iraqi War Mental Health Epidemic).
I kept thinking of killing myself for 15 years or so, driving off the road, instigating fights, fingering my gun and imaging the relief I would feel if I just pulled the trigger (Never Give in to the Enemy).
A fight, it didn't matter who, what, when or where, just give me that respite despite the spite. I kept plunging deeper dredging in demoralization stumbling into madness seeing only with my corrupted sight (Vision of Unrest).
So, I go forward because my balance depends on foiling the fall backwards. OK, OK stop it!…My mind goes into these circles of creativity circulating the circumference of creation (Responsibilities, Relationships, Compulsions and Convictions).
In his last speech Dr. King talked of the threats against his life, without saying the words he found forgiveness for his fellow brother who snuffed his life (Dr. King's Light and My Emergence).
In a battle with no solid enemy and no apparent battleground the warrior having been trained to combat the physical comes in contact with a foe that can over shadow the imagination (PTSD, Combat and the Guilt of a Nation Mediated by the Media's Lip Service).


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Skirt: Old Navy – $9!!! (this is actually a dress – I tucked the top down into what was supposed to be the empire waist. When the empire waist is moved down to my real waist, the skirt is long enough for my 5'10" frame. I will eventually alter the dress properly, but my sewing machine is back home, so today's version is courtesy of folding and tucking) [similar]
T-shirt: Smart Set [similar]
Scarf: No brand. Bought it as part of a fundraiser for Afgan families (from my physiotherapist – I get scarves in the most random places) [similar]
Bag: Winners [similar]
Boots: No-brand leather boots from Poland [similar]
Bracelets: Mexx, Cassis


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Franglais Happy Hour for Beginners
This group meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month at 6 p.m. at Miel in Sylvan Park. While French speakers of any level are welcome to attend, this event is designed for beginners, people who have a handful of French words and expressions and are looking for a no-pressure place to try them out and learn more. French is encouraged, but participants are welcome to switch to English when they get stuck. A more advanced French speaker is present to answer questions and help with pronunciation.


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|Jack Lemmon and his Poodle in his Ferrari
|Photo by John Rawlings, definitely 50's but don't have the exact date.
|A pink Poodle in what I think is a pink Thunderbird, during the 50's.
|And that pooch happens to be a Poodle. I 'm not sure where I got this but place it in the late 40's.
|Winston Churchill in route with one of his Poodles. He had two during his life time and they were both named Rufus.
|Just a cute vintage photograph and a girl, her tri-cycle, and her Poodle.
|Mom, when I said we should get a cool sports car, I meant something larger that this!
You can give this one to the cat.


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Newsletter Issue #3
Construction Programme
Works will be starting on site very soon to build a brand new, better market for all our traders and customers.
Nothing will be going up or coming down quite yet, as initial works will focus on the infrastructure and preparing for the building works. The timeline below shows an overview of the current Construction Programme. In the next newsletter we'll be looking in more detail at the works coming down the road in the next few months.
Point of Contact
VINCI Construction UK are the company managing all construction works taking place across the entire site. They are an extremely reputable and global company with experience working in very sensitive environments. We are in good hands.
They will be setting up a site office in the coming weeks, as well as a hotline number so you can contact the site manager should you need to.
Our own Tenant Liaison Officer: We, of course, will continue to be here and happy to help, always. Talk to us. We will assist and advise on any aspect of the project.
Alette Anderson, our Tenant Liaison Officer, is your dedicated point of contact for all matters to do with the redevelopment. Call her, email her or arrange to meet face- to- face. She will help answer any questions you may have.
Alette Anderson, T: 020 7501 0980, E: email@example.com
Fit out booklets
Fruit and Veg Market
Back in November we sent all tenants in the current Fruit and Veg Market information about the level of fit out that we intended to provide with every new unit in the new market.
This included food grade floors, insulated white walls, both process and foul drainage as standard, as well as much more. This also included racking, cold room(s), office, WCs and welfare for current tenants, according to business type.
We are pleased to confirm that we will be able to provide this high level of fit out for every tenant. That means both the left and right hand side of the centre pages of your fit out booklet.
This means the new units will be a higher base specification than any other wholesale market in the country.
Flower Market
On 9 June we held a meeting with Flower Market tenants to go through all the plans for the Interim Flower Market. We also hand delivered, to all Flower Market tenants, two booklets detailing these plans and the process for moving from the current Flower Market to the Interim Flower Market.
If you need more copies of any of these booklets please let us know and we'll get them out to you.
The Decant
The decant strategy, the process of building and moving in phases, that was developed and presented last year is being taken forward.
The dates have changed, but the sequence of phasing remains the same.
Now the contractor has been appointed, we are working through the phasing at a very detailed level (e.g. exactly where the hoardings will go and for how long). Our immediate focus has been on the first two years but will now turn to the major moves from 2017 onwards.
At the same time we are reviewing, with the CGTA, the phase that affects the wholesalers to see what steps can be taken to reduce any impact on The Buyers' Walk.
We'll keep you up to date when this work has been completed.
In the meantime, at the exhibition on Wednesday 24 June we'll have the latest Move Dates for all tenants as well as the Completion Dates for the new market buildings.
All of this information will be in a booklet for you to take away, as well as on our website. You'll also be able to download the current Decant Programme from our website from Wednesday.
Exhibition 24 June
Join us on Wednesday 24 June for an exhibition all about the new market.
This will be a celebration of our past, present and future and a chance to see and learn about what the new market will be like. We'll be holding the exhibition on site from 5am, with lots of new images and a model of the new market, as well as an exhibition of photos from our resident market photographer Clive Boursnell.
We look forward to seeing you there.
On: Wednesday 24 June 2015
When: 5.00 am to 12 noon
Venue: Fruit & Vegetable Market Conference Room (C123) & Mezzanine


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Up until now, British Airways has been the main airline in the UK pioneering self-boarding gates as the future of travel. However, last week Gatwick and easyJet announced that they were partnering to trial the first 'end to end' biometrics trial on international flights departing from a UK airport, indicating this is a development we will be seeing a lot more of in future.
What is the experience?
If you have travelled on a British Airways Domestic flight out of Terminal 5 you will be familiar with the process. Before you go through security you go to an automatic gate where you scan your boarding pass and then your passport. You then look at a camera and biometric technology compares the photo on your passport to your face. The gate then opens and you proceed through security as normal. When you go to the gate to board your flight, you scan your boarding card at the self-boarding barriers and it checks your biometrics again as long as they match, you are able to board the flight.
This trial is going to be active for 3 months on 43 easyJet Gatwick routes and is open to customers who want to use it and are travelling hand baggage only.
The benefits?
Reduced queues at boarding
British Airways is the only airline that has reported clear outcomes from their trials so far and it will be very interesting to see if easyJet have the same positive outcomes. The idea is that numerous boarding gates could be installed so that customers can board simultaneously rather than having to wait for 1 or 2 members of staff. BA has had impressive results with its international biometric boarding gates trail at Los Angeles Airport, with the technology allowing them to board a flight with more than 400 customers in 22 minutes, less than half the time it takes normally.
Improved punctuality
With customers boarding the flight quickly and efficiently staff are free to deal with issues and resolve them before they start to cause delays. British Airways has attributed a 10 percent improvement in punctuality of domestic flights since introducing domestic self-boarding. If that was rolled out to all Heathrow departures it could have a significant impact on the customer experience.
No human interaction
This one probably depends on why you are travelling and whether you feel the current interactions with staff add value. If you are off on a cruise and want to start your holiday at the airport, the lack of human interaction might be disappointing, if you are travelling for work for the 4th time that week, you might be relieved not to have to make small talk. There is an argument from the airlines that by freeing staff up from doing repetitive jobs technology can do (checking your boarding card etc), they can focus on adding value and creating memorable customer service moments. It remains to be seen if this will be the case or if the removal of touchpoints will just mean less staff and fewer opportunities for airlines to distinguish themselves from each other.
What if it goes wrong?
We all remember the British Airways IT 'glitch' -it all but grounded their entire fleet for days. So what happens if we rely more and more on technology and then the technology fails? Airlines will have robust continuity plans and I assume they would revert to manual boarding, but will there still be enough staff to do this?
Is it safe?
The Telegraph explored this with both British Airways and EasyJet to try and understand how the technology works and if it is in fact, more reliable than a human doing the passport check. The British Airways spokesperson said that 'biometric facial scan is a bit like taking a fingerprint – taking a map of he British Airways spokesperson said that 'biometric facial scan is a bit like taking a fingerprint – taking a map of your unique facial characteristics.' whilst easyJet spokesperson explained "The computer checks for an exact match between the person in front of it and the image on the passport. If it isn't exact then a person performs the check" .


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You're always on the go
You never take a minute off
Too busy makin' dough
Someday, you say, you'll have your fun
When you're a millionaire
Imagine all the fun you'll have
In your old rockin' chair!
More than you can chew
don't be afraid, you won't have teeth
When you reach ninety-two.
but how far can you travel when
It made me laugh. It made me tap my feet, but then it also made me stop and take a moment to contemplate when she ends the song with,
Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy yourself
it's later than you think.
How can we base our entire life on what we don't know?
Enjoy yourself while you're still in the pink
The years go by, as quickly as a wink
Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy yourself
it's later than you think.
Listen to the song, I'm sure you'll enjoy it!


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Archive for Big Government
CONSERVATISM IS CALLINGPosted in Cool Beans with tags Big Government, Freedom on November 4, 2012 by spikestl
Allen West Weekly GOP AddressPosted in politics with tags Big Government, Defenseless, Lt. Col. Allen West, Obama on September 16, 2012 by spikestl
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Obama Bus TourPosted in FAIL with tags Big Government, Obama on August 16, 2011 by spikestl
Three Busses 2.2 million each, Every State Trooper in the state ( on overtime pay ).
The President wants to talk about jobs and restarting the Economy.
I just want him to stop the spending…
From my E-mailPosted in My E-mail with tags Big Government on May 9, 2011 by spikestl
Congressional Reform Act of 2011
The 26th amendment (granting the right to vote for 18 year-olds) took only 3 months & 8 days to be ratified! Why? Simple! The people demanded it. That was in 1971…before computers, before e-mail, before cell phones, etc.
Of the 27 amendments to the Constitution, seven (7) took 1 year or less to become the law of the land…all because of public pressure.
I'm asking each addressee to forward this email to a minimum of twenty people on their address list; in turn ask each of those to do likewise.
In three days, most people in The United States of America will have the message. This is one idea that really should be passed around.
Congressional Reform Act of 2011
1. Term Limits.
12 years only, one of the possible options below..
A. Two Six-year Senate terms
B. Six Two-year House terms
C. One Six-year Senate term and three Two-Year House terms
2. No Tenure / No Pension.
A Congressman collects a salary while in office and receives no pay when they are out of office.
3. Congress (past, present & future) participates in Social Security.
All funds in the Congressional retirement fund move to the Social Security system immediately. All future funds flow into the Social Security system, and Congress participates with the American people.
4. Congress can purchase their own retirement plan, just as all Americans do.
5. Congress will no longer vote themselves a pay raise. Congressional pay will rise by the lower of CPI or 3%.
6. Congress loses their current health care system and participates in the same health care system as the American people.
7. Congress must equally abide by all laws they impose on the American people.
8. All contracts with past and present Congressmen are void effective 1/1/12.
The American people did not make this contract with Congressmen. Congressmen made all these contracts for themselves.
Serving in Congress is an honor, not a career. The Founding Fathers envisioned citizen legislators, so ours should serve their term(s), then go home and back to work.
If each person contacts a minimum of twenty people then it will only take three days for most people (in the U.S. ) to receive the message. Maybe it is time.
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St. John Bosco had mixed results Wednesday in a doubleheader against visiting Salesian brother school Don Bosco Prep of New Jersey.
The Braves lost the first game 5-1 while only registering four hits, but they rebounded to win the second 3-1 behind their own dominant pitcher, Henry Martinez.
Afterward, the teams took a photograph and received shirts with a simple phrase — Brotherhood Beyond Baseball.
"It was awesome out there for our guys to see a school across the country that believes in the same thing we do," St. John Bosco coach Mario Cordero said
On the field, the Braves (9-7) struggled early against Don Bosco lefty Cullen Dana as the junior only gave up a single hit through six innings.
Don Bosco's bats were loud and frequent as it registered 11 hits, at least one in every inning save for one. The Ironmen took a 2-0 lead after the first, scoring on a sacrifice fly from Brennan Cotter and an RBI single by second baseman Josh Shaw.
The visitors broke through once again for a single run in the fourth made possible by an infield error on a bunt by Adam Ayala. In the fifth, Don Bosco took advantage of two singles and two hit batsmen for two more runs.
After the sixth, Don Bosco inserted Doug Hauser on the mound to secure the win, but the Braves ended up taking advantage of the switch. Leadoff hitter Reid Budrovich hit a shallow single to right, followed by a center-field single by Andrew Jaekel. Ryan Pollinger then drew a critical walk to load the bases with no outs. Sophomore Isaak Gutierrez smacked an RBI hopper to center to score Budrovich. But St. John Bosco could not maintain its offensive burst after Gutierrez as the Braves then registered two straight pop outs and a groundout to end the game.
The Braves came alive earlier in Game 2 as they struck first on an RBI by Pollinger to score Budrovich in the second inning. Adam Garcia led off the third with a double and scored on a single by Matt Green.
"We laid off on fastballs the first game so we jumped on them in this game," Green said
Meanwhile, Martinez was masterful on the mound as he struck out seven through six innings, allowing only four hits. He struck out the side in the fifth.
"I just came out and threw strikes. My changeup was good, my curveball was excellent and I was hitting my spots," Martinez said.
He only faltered in the sixth when Tristan Dacey singled to score Brendan Bisset. Yet, Martinez rebounded to strike out Tyler Panno swinging.
Jesus Mercado added another run in the fifth when he singled home Alex Rodriguez to make it 3-0.
Nursing a 3-1 lead, Budrovich came in to close and forced a fly out to center. After walking Dylan Maher, he got Joe Maydwell to ground into a game-ending double play.
Green finished 2-for-3 as SJB had six hits.
"We don't get to see teams out of state often, so this was special to us. It made it more fun being against a brother school," Green said
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I came across this short piece from Richard Rohr today which I though well worth sharing:
Your image of God, your de facto, operative image of God, lives in a symbiotic relationship with your soul and creates what you become. Loving people, forgiving people have always encountered a loving and forgiving God. Cynical people are cynical about the very possibility of a coherent loving center to the universe. So why wouldn't they become cynical themselves? Of course they do.
When you encounter a truly sacred text, the first questions are not: Did this literally happen just as it says? How can I be saved? What is the right thing for me to do? What is the dogmatic pronouncement here? Does my church agree with this? Who is right and who is wrong here? These are largely ego questions, I am afraid. They are questions that try to secure your position, not questions that make you go on a spiritual path of faith and trust. They constrict you, whereas the purpose of the Sacred is to expand you. I know they are the first ones that come to our mind because that is where we live, inside of our ego, and these are the questions we were also trained to ask (unfortunately!).
I would, however, offer you and invite you to ponder another question. Simply having read the text, ask: What is God doing here? Then ask yourself: What does this say about who God is? Then, what does it say about how I can also meet this same God?
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(Added 22/2/12): What is God doing in the Scripture reading? With that question in mind, I want to give you an operative principle that, I believe, had it been used the last 500 years, would have given us a much more exciting and positive Christian history. If you are meditating on a Bible text, Hebrew or Christian, and if you see God operating at a lesser level than the best person you know, then that text is not authentic revelation. "God is love" (1 John 4:16) and no person you meet could possibly be more loving than the Source of all love itself. It is as simple as that.
Haven't you read texts like this, and not known what to think? Yahweh presumably tells the Israelites to kill every Canaanite in sight—men, women and children—and then has them impose a ban on every pagan town, telling the Israelites to enter, burn, and destroy everything (e.g., Joshua 6-7). Do you really think that is God talking? I don't think so.
Well, you say, it is in the Bible and that makes it right, right? That is why we have to use a whole different lens for interpreting any authoritative text. How we deal with sacred texts is how we deal with reality in general. And how we deal with reality in general is how we deal with sacred texts. And both reality and all sacred texts are also fragmented and "imperfect" (1 Corinthians 13:12). It takes a certain level of human and spiritual maturity to interpret a Scripture. Vengeful and petty people find vengeful and hateful texts (and they are there), but even when they are not there! Loving and peaceful people will hold out until a text resounds deep within them (and there are plenty there!). In short, ONLY LOVE CAN HANDLE BIG TRUTH.
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(Added 23/2/12): The sacred texts of the Bible are filled with absolute breakthroughs, epiphanies, and manifestations of the highest level of encounter, conversion, transformation, and Spirit. The Bible also contains texts which are punitive, petty, tribal, and idiotic. A person can prove anything he or she wants from a single line of the Bible. To tell you the truth, the Bible says just about everything you might want to hear—somewhere! Maybe this sad and humiliating recognition can be your ashes today. Like a phoenix you can rise and rebuild your knowledge of Scripture in a prayerful, calm, skillful, and mature way. Then you can read with head and heart and Spirit working as one, and not just a search for quick answers.
Maybe one of the biggest mistakes in the history of Christianity is that we have separated spirituality from theology and scripture study. In other words, we put the Scriptures in the hands of very immature and unconverted people, even clergy. We put the Scriptures in the hands of people at entirely egocentric levels, who still think "It's all about me," and who use the Bible in a very willful way. It is all dualistic win or lose. The egocentric will still dominates: the need to be right, the need to be first, the need to think I am saved and other people are not. This is the lowest level of human consciousness, and God cannot be heard from that heady place. Perhaps it is not accidental that we place the ashes of Ash Wednesday precisely on the forehead.


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If you plan on traveling with your family and you want to save more money when you get to the place and spend less on the travel, you can try traveling by train. Train travel is the cheapest when you compare it to air travel and even traveling by car because the price is not directed to the price of fuel. Traveling by train is really easy, less hassle as well.
Tibet train was really perfect, if you want to travel to Tibet, it would now be a really good time to do so because the Qinghai-Tibet train is now up and running and since then, a lot of tourists can now travel to Tibet by train and it is really fun they said.
Sometimes it will be hard to get the train tickets especially in July and August. And because of that, taking train from Lhasa will be easier if you want to have a Tibet train tour. Most tourists prefer train tours because they can see the beautiful scenery when traveling to Tibet because of the mountain rangers surrounding Tibet. That is why it is important to have fun while traveling and train tours really are fun especially with the whole family. It is really good to travel to Tibet with Tibet train tours because the place where you will be traveling you will surely have fun when traveling by train because of the sites you will be seeing. Tibet is such a magnificent place that you must always consider taking the train route because the things you see by train is really magical, you will think that these things are not real but actually they are.
You will not regret taking the Tibet train tour because it will surely be amazing, the train will stop at some high altitude train stations to give you the chance to see the amazing view and snap some amazing photos while you are at it. Always bring a thick jacket especially when you go off the train because the temperature there will be freezing.
Make sure to stay war m so that you will not catch a cold, if you want to have fun.
Traveling with Tibet train tours will be the best experience in traveling you will ever have, skip the conventional way of traveling and thing about doing things that you never did before and that will surely make you happy with your decision.


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Clare McCabe
Eight Vanderbilt faculty elected AAAS fellows for 2019
Nov. 26, 2019—Eight Vanderbilt University faculty members have been named 2019 fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, an honor bestowed upon AAAS members by their peers.
Research findings from national study of postdoctoral fellows subject of two-day symposium
Sep. 18, 2019—Directors and managers of postdoctoral offices from universities across the U.S. met at Vanderbilt Sept. 5–7 to discuss research findings related to a national study of postdoctoral fellows, including those at Vanderbilt and fellows of Vanderbilt's Academic Pathways initiative.
Gould awarded $10K prize for achievement in research
Aug. 24, 2018—Vanderbilt's most prestigious faculty prize for accomplishments in research, scholarship or creative expression was awarded to Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology Kathleen Gould Aug. 23. She was one of 10 award recipients during Fall Faculty Assembly.
Hinkel named Postdoc of the Year at annual symposium; Disney named Mentor of the Year
Apr. 25, 2018—Postdoctoral scholar Natalie Hinkel has been named Postdoc of the Year by the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs for her exceptional scholarship. Assistant Professor of Psychology Anita Disney was honored as Mentor of the Year at the 12th annual Vanderbilt Postdoctoral Association Symposium April 12.
Meet Vanderbilt's first Academic Pathways fellows
Oct. 27, 2017—Seven outstanding Ph.D.'s with diverse backgrounds and experiences have come to Vanderbilt to pursue postdoctoral training with an eye toward academic careers.
Office of Postdoctoral Affairs celebrates Postdoc Appreciation Week
Oct. 12, 2017—The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs recently sponsored a number of events marking Postdoc Appreciation Week, which honors postdocs' contributions to the Vanderbilt community.
Undergraduate Research Fair showcases more than 140 student presentations
Sep. 20, 2017—The fourth annual Vanderbilt Undergraduate Research Fair was a successful showcase of 147 student poster presentations, with more than 300 faculty, students, staff and community members in attendance.
Endowed chair holder celebration honors 11 professors
Sep. 8, 2017—Eleven Vanderbilt faculty members named to endowed chairs were recognized for their exemplary achievements during a celebration Sept. 6 at the Student Life Center.
Undergraduate research fair and poster session Sept. 14
Aug. 31, 2017—The fourth annual Vanderbilt Undergraduate Research Fair is set for Sept. 14 at the Student Life Center.
First cohort of Academic Pathways Fellows chosen
May. 17, 2017—The innovative program addresses the acute need for greater diversity in the professoriate by offering a specialized postdoctoral program for scholars from underrepresented backgrounds.
McCabe named associate dean of Graduate School and director of Office of Postdoctoral Affairs
Jan. 5, 2017—As the inaugural head of this new office, McCabe is charged with building out its core programs, including professional development, and overseeing the rollout of the Academic Pathways Fellowship.
Vanderbilt Undergraduate Research Fair sees record attendance, presentations
Oct. 26, 2016—With more than 140 poster presentations, the fair experienced a 40 percent increase in student presentations from the previous year. In addition, more than 330 Vanderbilt students, faculty, staff and community members were in attendance.


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The creek behind my house has returned to its banks, and the Cedar River is dropping for now. We've been lucky in my area, I hope my western Iowa and Nebraska neighbors can recover from this sudden, wet spring.
Today was the final Saturday of spring break, and I spent a fair amount if it indoors vainly battling with the mountain of grading Which Must Be Done By Monday.
But for a while this afternoon, I was in the backyard, cleaning debris of winter off of gardens, giving the barren yard a quick rake and scattering grass seed.
Spring may be extraordinarily busy, but it's still a season of hope. And today, the colors started to appear. I saw a crocus in bloom in the yard, and I know others are poking up. In the garden by the rock wall, some snowdrops are showing their pretty white selves.
No squib yet, but I'm sure it's on its way. Many daffodils and tulips are starting to push through the thawing ground, and some hyacinth look ready to bloom in a few days.
The world is still largely brown and the ice hills by the parking lots have not yet melted. Flood risk is still with us, as snow north is still melting and rain may fall on sodden ground.
But for today, I saw flowers, and that's something. The brown season is coming to its end, and everywhere, green is poised to emerge and colors are ready to appear.


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Henna Night – Saturday, April 27, 2013 – Detroit
Turkish American Society of Michigan Women's Branch cordially invites all ladies to Turkish Henna Night on April 27, 2013. Please join us for a live demonstration of a traditional Henna Night ceremony and enjoy delicious food from Turkish cuisine.Please RSVP by either filling out the RSVP form by clicking here or by sending an e-mail to email@example.com.
What is the tradition of Henna Night?
Henna Night ("Kina Gecesi" in Turkish) is a special gathering for the bride, her family, and her friends a day before the wedding day. The henna dying stands for dedication and devotion. In this occasion, the bride shows her devotion to her new family.
In the henna ceremony, the bride enters the room veiled and sits in the middle of the gathering as a touchy story is sung about a young woman who leaves her family to live with her husband. Henna Night is a warm farewell to the bride's own family and the home she grew up in, but also a welcoming gesture for her as she is about to be a part of a new family.
Event Details
DATE : Saturday,April 27,2013
TIME : 4pm – 6:30pm
VENUE : Balkan American Community Center
ADDRESS : 1451 E. Big Beaver Rd. Troy, MI 48084
Turkish American Society of Michigan
1451 E. Big Beaver Rd. Troy, MI 48084
Tel: (248) 952 8276 Fax: (248) 680 7446
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Limpid. Pellucid. Got it. Notwithstanding the crudeness of the message, it's perfect in explicating the sense of abandon that I feel. A loss of contact and reality. Not with my reality. But yours. Because if you're like virtuously everyone I come into contact with, you're happily ensconced in a parallel universe where everything's happy and nice. I'm awash in the benighted. Defined as "in a state of pitiful or contemptible intellectual or moral ignorance." Incapable of understanding just how horrid the human condition can be.
CNN may finally have gotten it right. Recently when the presenter infra from CNN spoke anent Ebola, the following lower third appeared which caused quite the stir among the mynah birds in the unimaginative media. I must share a confusion as to what this message actually connoted, but it nonetheless highlighted the naïveté that the doddering dolts suffer from in a world of avowed eugenicists and Malthusian madmen. Now, I'm not saying Ashley knows any of this and ditto for the MSM-bots who chimed in like bleating sheep, but the notion of bioterror used as a vehicle for depopulation is nothing new.
His Royal Virus. In my circle we're most aware of this feller, Prince Phil. Actually a Greek, but after all, with the multi-generational inbreeding what do you expect, Phil is forever famous for this beaut of a quote. And he wasn't kidding.
So, who's the conspiracy theorist now? Now, I know this is too much for most to grasp. It's heady and nasty stuff, granted. But be on the lookout for a host of issues to arise anent Ebola — bioterror, the weaponization of the virus, the utilization of pathogens for depopulation and the like. And where would we ever get ideas like that? History. Google "depopulation." I'll wait.


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You're finally in your third trimester, and for some it seems like a life long journey, but of course a fantastic one! This was my most favourite trimester, not only for fashion but just knowing it's getting closer to meeting your little one.
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"I have lately made an Experiment in Electricity that I desire never to repeat. Two nights ago being about to kill a Turkey by the Shock from two large Glass Jarrs containing as much electrical fire as forty common Phials, I inadvertently took the whole thro' my own Arms and Body."
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Rarely seen Howard Pyle and fantasy artwork on display for IX Preview Weekend
June 29, 2016
Imaginative Realism combines classical painting techniques with narrative subjects, focusing on the unreal, the unseen, and the impossible. The Delaware Art Museum is partnering with IX Arts organizers to host the first IX Preview Weekend September 23 – 25, 2016 at the Museum, celebrating Imaginative Realism and to kick off IX9—the annual groundbreaking art show, symposium, and celebration dedicated solely to the genre. Imaginative Realism is the cutting edge of contemporary painting and illustration and often includes themes related to science fiction and fantasy movies, games, and books. A pop-up exhibition and the weekend of events will feature over 16 contemporary artists internationally recognized for their contributions to Star Wars, The Lord of the Rings, Avatar, Marvel, DC Comics, Blizzard Entertainment, and Wizards of the Coast, among others.
The weekend will also include after-hours events, performances, exclusive workshops with artists, talks, film screenings, artist signings, live demos, and games. The artists represented include Greg Hildebrandt, illustrator of the original Star Wars poster; Boris Vallejo, who is famous for his illustrations of Tarzan and Conan the Barbarian; Charles Vess, whose award-winning work graced the covers of Marvel and DC Comics; and Donato Giancola, known for his paintings for Lucasfilm, DC Comics, Playboy Magazine, and the Syfy Channel.
Other featured artists include Julie Bell, Bob Eggleton, Rebecca Leveille-Guay, Ruth Sanderson, Jordu Schell, Matthew Stewart, William O'Connor, David Palumbo, Dorian Vallejo, Michael Whelan, and Mark Zug. Each artist will present original work in the pop-up show, covering the gamut from illustration through personal/gallery work in a wide range of mediums. All artists represented will be present at the Museum over the course of the weekend.
Imaginative Realism
A movement named by James Gurney, the artist and writer who created the Dinotopia books, Imaginative Realism centers on ways in which imagined figures, objects, and scenes can be transposed into realistic imagery. Artists vary in their individual styles; among the shared motifs and inspirations are imagery from fantasy, mythology, and science fiction, and explorations of subconscious symbolism. But all Imaginative Realists use traditional and classical techniques in the creation of their narratives of the unreal, the unseen, and the impossible. These methods—often described as the drawing and painting techniques of the European Old Masters—are grounded in the curricula of 19th-century European academies.
The Imaginative Realism tradition harkens back to many of the great 19th century Romantic, Pre-Raphaelite and Victorian artists such as John Martin, Edward Burne-Jones, and John William Waterhouse, and moves through many of the great Golden Age illustrators of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including Howard Pyle and N.C. Wyeth. The Delaware Art Museum houses premier holdings of these movements. Rarely seen fantasy works from Pyle and other Golden Age illustrators will be displayed in the Museum's permanent collection galleries during IX Preview Weekend.
With the mass exposure to imaginative subjects that has come with science fiction and fantasy movies, games, and books throughout the 20th century and up to the present, the imagery of these artists is more deeply embedded in the public consciousness and popular culture than ever before.
Museum Collection on display for IX Preview Weekend
As the Museum's Curator of Illustration, I explored our collections to identify works that relate to Imaginative Realism. About thirty will be on view in the Peggy H. Woolard Howard Pyle Galleries and the John L. and Sue Ann Weinberg Gallery on the first floor. Each one offers us the chance to experience enchanting, fantastical and make-believe worlds. Here are just a few:
By Howard Pyle (1853-1911)
The drummer helps himself to the good things, for "King Stork," by Howard Pyle, in Harper's Young People, November 30, 1886. DAM 1923-61
In this fairy tale, a drummer has the ability to go about unseen. Here, he startles a princess (dining with a witch) who sees food disappearing but cannot see the drummer.
"What are my Lord's commands?", for "The Stool of Fortune," by Howard Pyle, in Harper's Young People, December 23, 1890. DAM 1920-34
The magical adventures of a soldier lead him to confront a menacing apparition who appears in a burst of flame. The spiky, bat-winged creature turns out to be a benevolent force who delivers him from danger.
"Thou art a wonder of wonders", for "So it is With Them All," by Howard Pyle, in Harper's Young People, November 1, 1892. DAM 1985-106
In this story placed in the Middle East, a young girl is transported by a mysterious horseman to a subterranean garden, where she must kill a dove. That done, she beholds a winged apparition wearing a jeweled crown who praises her courage. The late 19th century in the United States and Europe saw a proliferation of folktales inspired by stereotypes of "exotic" Middle Eastern culture.
By Reginald Bathurst Birch (1856-1943)
"You are my prisoners! I'm Willy Jones, the boy detective!", for "The Pirates' Lair," by Malcolm Douglas, in St. Nicholas, April 1919. DAM 1987-132
This is a dream sequence in which a little boy, about to overtake a group of treacherous and well-armed pirates, announces his presence. The illustration accompanies a poem that concludes:
A youth of twelve, indomitably brave,
Appeared and shouted, in stentorian tones:
"You are my prisoners! I'm Willy Jones,
The Boy Detective!" Rash, impulsive youth!
A boy against a hundred men, forsooth:
They would have finished him in one fell stroke!
But he was saved–thank goodness, he awoke!
By J. Allen St. John (1872)1957)
"This," he said, "is the brain," for
Swords of Mars, a fantasy novel by science fiction author Edgar Rice Burroughs, was the eighth in his series called Barsoom (his fictional name for the planet Mars). In the foreground, the protagonist John Carter, a mysterious character who does not remember his childhood and over time proves to be immortal, has been transported to Mars, where he takes on Martian characteristics in everything except his appearance. Here he listens as a Martian scientist explains his invention: a mechanical brain that will control a spacecraft. J. Allen St. John portrays Carter in heroic profile pose with defined musculature and the Martian as apparently boneless and enervated in comparison. Carter was the first of many similar interplanetary super-heroes, including Flash Gordon and Superman.
By Bertha Corson Day (1875-1968)
"Guleesh-na-guss-dhu," in Where the Wind Blows, by Katharine Pyle (New York: R.H. Russell, 1902) DAM 1988-177
The story of Guleesh-na-guss-dhu appeared in nineteenth century compendia of Celtic lore. Guleesh "of the black feet" (so nicknamed as a youth because his father could not convince him to wash them) has many international adventures – including transport from Ireland by fairy horses–culminating in his marriage to a princess, seen here in a magically induced sleep. Day's fluid and delicate illustrations gave the book, according to one critic, "a charm and character all its own."
Mary F. Holahan
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Stan of Oh Boy It Never Ends,
Isaiah of The World Today Just Nuts,
and Ann of Ann's Mega Dub.
And what did we come up with?
Glen Ford gets another one.
Bill Van Auken also gets one.
John Kerry needs to think about if he's doing his job before he starts advising Ed Snowden or anyone else.
The sixties and The Sixties. One's a decade, one's a bad documentary. Ava and C.I. are your tour guides and, for the General Hospital fans who've lobbied for a mention of the show for three weeks now, Ava and C.I. make a detour to include that daytime drama.
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Did you read that when it went up?
It was longer. It posted and we have no idea why it's gone now. Actually, we do, we think we deleted a draft of this and deleted it in the process. Ava and C.I. said there's no f-ing way they're reptyping. So apologies to Wally and Ruth who had a comment that's not in here now. (Ava and C.I. say anyone else of the rest of us who wants to retype can.)
Added 5 minutes later: Ava and C.I. have gone in and retyped Wally and Ruth's remarks, the piece is complete and as first published.
Added 5 minutes later: Ava and C.I. have gone in and retyped Wally and Ruth's remarks, the piece is complete and as first published.
What we listened to.
Short feature.
There is no excuse for the latest X-Men to be a bunch of men holding each others dicks and making cow eyes at one another while the women are sidelined.
Yes, we waited too long to do another.
Go Cindy!
Senator Patty Murray's statement.
US House Rep. Jeff Miller's statement.
Socialist Worker repost.
Workers World repost.
See you next week.
-- Jim, Dona, Ty, Jess, Ava and C.I.


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- Wedding: June 2015
Dream it up ladies!
My dream proposal would be at one of our University's ice hockey games. We've been going to the games for years now and we love it. To my surprise, we would be called down on the ice to participate in the shoot out between intermissions and he would propose to me on the ice. He would say the sweetest things to me (lol). I'd cry and of course say "yes." Also, he would've gotten someone to snap some pics for memories.
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Romantic, unspoilt, picturesque, quiet, and full of wildlife, you'd be forgiven for thinking you'd stepped back in time in certain places on this enchanting and captivating river.
Boathouses nestle amongst woods that spill over into the water, former bustling quays have morphed into grassy banks that sit serenely on the water's edge, silent creeks hold secrets of smugglers and tales of derring do and birdlife carries on much the same way it has done for centuries.
There is plenty to explore out on the river from various 'jumping off points' depending on what takes your fancy. River trips will take you to on guided tours (really not as bad as it sounds, they are wonderful!) to Frenchman's Creek and the Duchy Oyster Farm at Port Navas, as well as giving you a detailed history of the area.
Hiring your own boat will give you the freedom to explore for yourself, or simply walking the many footpaths will bring you to some enchanting spots without the need of a lifejacket.
In the summer, the stretch of water from Helford Passage to Helford is populated by moorings, both local boats and those visiting from further afield. Once past the last of the mooring bouys, the magic of the river really reveals itself, splitting to the north up Polwheveral Creek past Scott's Quay and to the southern side, continuing up all the way to Gweek passing Tremayne Quay and all the tiny creeks of the north of the Lizard.
Not only enjoyable from the water, villages like Durgan (north side), Helford (south side), St Anthony (south side), Port Navas (north side) and Gweek (at the head of the river) have plenty to offer and are well worth a visit. The Ferryboat Inn at Helford Passage is always a welcome place to take a drink on the terrace and watch the world go by, whilst paella nights at the Shipwrights Arms are legendary. The tiny yacht club at Port Navas (PNYC) serves food but bear in mind there are only 6 tables and the whole place can accommodate about 20 diners at maximum!


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Thursday, January 02, 2014
Appel Osborne has been selected as a recipient of an ASLA Merit Award for site design related to a 32,000 sf building addition at Cherry Road Elementary School at the Westhill Central School District in Syracuse, NY. The mission for the project was to provide a safe and inherently educational environment for the students, staff and surrounding community, including the goal to obtain LEED certification. Site design included improved parking areas and walkways, a new bus loop and a new entry plaza. Sustainable site features included a native vegetation plant bed surrounded by permeable pavers, permeable paver seating areas skirted by benches made of recycled materials, native wildflowers and grasses and an all- native plant species mix. The plantings encompass the entire addition, culminating with an extensive rain garden system. For the project's LEED submission, AOLA prepared the site plan and required documentation for several credits, contributing 15 points toward LEED certification. AOLA is honored to have this project recognized by ASLA.


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ALBUM REVIEW: Cults - Cults
A- | 6.07.11 | Columbia | Mog | Stream | Giveaway | Amazon | Insound
Cults - "You Know What I Mean"
I feel like this review should be called "What We Talk About When We Talk About Cults," or something like that. Because, like Tyler and Sleigh Bells before them, this group represents as much a confluence of concepts as it does an artistic vision – the continued redefinition of the "music industry," the changing career paths of young artists, the deference paid by modern music to sounds from the past. Consequently, conversations about this sunny duo stray far afield into musings on major label debuts and genre signifiers. But those sorts of conversations also limit the way we perceive music like this; in the words of Cults' Brian Oblivion, "We want to pigeonhole and categorize bands, and it kind of flattens their image."
Obviously, Cults owes a big bit of deference to The Supremes, to Phil Spector, to Lesley Gore, to the early sixties and surf rock. But this is not a period piece album, and spending too much time talking about the predecessors seems like it's doing a disservice to the here and now. The references and signifiers are blatant and unwavering, but they aren't superficial. Where likeminded duo She & Him can often sound overly cutesy, as if this whole retro thing is just a lark, Cults makes it sound sincere. This is a pair of kids making music that sounds a lot like the music they like to listen to, but with new tools and perspective. "You Know What I Mean" is a drugged and paranoid "Where Did Our Love Go." "Bumper" takes Grease's "Summer Nights" and throws it out on its ass.
Clocking in at a few ticks past half an hour, Cults takes the airy vibe of the band's attention-catching single, "Go Outside," and develops it into fuller form, coaxing it in different directions and establishing an updated signature sound. The result is an album full of comfortably similar songs, but with an underlying complexity that renders the record an easy one to fall for. Looking to lyrically analyze a falsely cheery album that is full of self doubt and confusion? Look no further. But, weirdly enough, this album fits the bill for a play-in-the-background summertime record just as well. Cults is fun, strangely deep, and endlessly familiar. Singer Madeline Follin's heavily reverbed voice is playfully presumptuous, imbued with both entitlement and mirth.
Though the album rarely deviates from Cults' beachy keen vibe, the opening trio stands out in particular on Cults. By utilizing the go-to technique of starting the record in the distance, as if the stereo cables aren't all the way plugged in, the pair give the record an immediate pop; by the time the drum cracks, nearly 40 seconds into opening track "Abducted," you've already turned up your speakers high enough to hear the intricacies of the tune (despite the album's questionable mix, I might add). Following its opening jolt, the song transforms into one of the album's best tracks, playing with a flexible meter, showcasing both Follin and Oblivion, and establishing the high energy heartbreak that runs throughout Cults.
"Go Outside," by now a familiar friend, follows that tune, slowing things down enough to let you catch your breath and look back fondly on the first time you met this young duo. Before long, though, you're whisked back inside to a lounge, where Follin plays the part of sultry singer. Background snaps echo while Follin monologues before the rest of the instruments show up. The song, perhaps Cults' most obvious nod to the sixties, complete with blatant Supremes reference, makes clear the line between old and new, packing some rage into a ballad style more accustomed to romance.
The rest of the album follows in the form laid out by those three tunes, mixing retro references with thoroughly modern techniques and topics. The next eight tracks aren't unremarkable, but few songs distance themselves from the pack. "Never Heal Myself" is a standout, as is the aforementioned "Bumper," but the quality is unwavering and all of the songs are downright enjoyable.
Sometimes I wonder, of course, whether our propensity to talk about everything but the music when discussing Cults is indicative of a lack of content. To be sure, Follin's verses are not particularly profound, beyond the intriguing juxtaposition of downer lyrics and upbeat melodies, and the album does suffer from a bit of blend. But I think that surface-level uniformity is a strength for this duo. The fact that Cults has very few missteps or drastic shifts is more crucial for this band than most. After rocketing onto the scene powered by a couple great tracks, Follin and Oblivion have taken their time in getting this record to market, and I think it's intentional. This is a summertime pop gem that is both brief and breezy. Cults can – and will – spin on repeat for many a sun-baked afternoon.
Cults tracklist
01. Abducted
02. Go Outside
03. You Know What I Mean
04. Most Wanted
05. Walk At Night
06. Never Heal Myself
07. Oh My God
08. Never Saw The Point
09. Bad Things
10. Bumper
11. Rave On
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On May, 13-14th we visited 2 largest manufacturers of carpets in Asia – Shanhua and Haima. Factories are located in Weihai city, China. Shanhua, May 13th: Haima, May 14th:
We visited one of the leading manufacturers of PVC leather making machinery in Shanghai, China to process our customer's inquiry. All the necessary information required by the customer was received during the meeting.
Our company got 3x20FT containers (60MT) of feed grade fishmeal from China. The cargo has passed veterinary control and customs clearance.
In October, 2009 our representatives visited several fishmeal and animal feed manufacturers in China. The first delivery of Chinese fishmeal to Russia will be made soon.
Following our customer's request we have visited several places selling used construction machinery in China. Most not expensive used machines are in rather bad condition but with a help of experienced mechanic specialist it is possible to choose something for…
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My turn to make the required once a week post about the woes of bra shopping! Last year I sized myself and my boobs and I had happily accepted they were a 34G/H (depending on the brand). I could happily buy bras in that size and life was good. But, in that year they have stretched and it is time to start looking for new ones. But, also in that year, I have lost weight and that means I have to start the whole process of trying to find the right band/cup size again. Plus, it means my very expensive, only worn a few times Panache sports bra no longer fits.
I mean sure, it is nice to be able to fit into some of the jeans I haven't been able to for a couple years, but I would rather have to buy new jeans than have to go through the whole bra sizing process again.
I think I'm going to start at 32G and go from there, wish me luck!
Also, I'm accepting brand recommendations. I mostly prefer Cleo by Panache. I've tried Freya and don't love them, but I've got a couple I bought a while ago, and I think I just didn't like them because I hadn't figured out the sizing on them. Now that my boobs are smaller, they seem to fit better and I like them more.
And, I wish it were easier to find bras that offered the support of a 2-part cup design, but were smooth. I have a few that I love, but just can't wear under t-shirts for that reason.
Is there any difference between 32G and 32FF? Or are those just differences in manufacturer sizing?
ETA: I was just thinking the other day about how knowing more about bra fitting makes me roll my eyes while reading erotica sometimes. "She was 5'6", 120 lbs with a perfect 36C chest". I mean sure, their descriptions are never that realistic to begin with, but I can almost guarantee at that size, she is not a 36 band.


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|I´m sitting in Iceland after a long long day or two (to be honest, I´ve lost track of how long it has been). An epic 18 plus hours of travel landed me here at 6:30 this morning - 2 hours before the event began. Surreal, to say the least...
It´s been really cool so far actually. The format of the event is pretty amazing and very challenging - the people are very nice - and we cupped some wonderful coffees.
Oddly enough, however, I have not had a good espresso so far. I think it´s just a matter of style, however, but I´ve found none of the espressos to my taste. Universally, they seem oxidized, overly hot, thin, with little mouthfeel and quite overextracted and bitter. I guess I´m used to the emerging US style... not that I knew that there was one!
There are tons of Americans here as well - Kyle, Stephen and Sarah from Zoka, Phuong from Lava Java, Brent from Crema, the whole crazy Intelligentsia posse (Ellie, Marcus and Amber) as well as Jodi and I (representing the Stumptown).
And, of course, all the big Scandanavian stars... I honestly felt like asking for autographs (grin).
The standout coffee from the cupping was a lovely Kenya AB. Very complex, very rounded and complete, with wonderful fruit and floral notes and a lovely tangy high tone. Fabulous!
And, not shockingly, I´m learning things every second.
I´ve got tons of photos already - they´ll go up as soon as I get a chance.
Oh... so far no fermented shark, and I didn´t have to work in a cafe.
Now to survive the cow´s home.
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Pharmaceutical and biotech stocks plunged today as President-elect Donald Trump said he'd force the industry to bid for government business in order to save the government billions of dollars.
"They are getting away with murder. Pharma has a lot of lobbyists and a lot of power and there is very little bidding," Trump said at a press conference in New York. "We're the largest buyer of drugs in the world and yet we don't bid properly and we're going to save billions of dollars."
The industry is the latest victim to a president who has made a habit of negotiating with industries via Twitter. The Nasdaq Biotechnology Index fell 2.6 per cent at 11:28 a.m. in New York, and the Standard & Poor's 500 Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology & Life Sciences Index was down 1.7 per cent.
Shares of Canadian company Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc sunk 4.5 per cent to US$15.66 in New York.
The drug industry had been betting that Trump would be good for business — drug and biotech stocks were up since his election — but it now appears he may take up the banner Democrats carried during the campaign and lock onto drug prices as a populist issue that hits many Americans' wallets.
Trump will also find allies in Democrats. They've supported having Medicare, which covers the elderly and disabled, negotiate prices directly on behalf of patients, while such a program has been a top priority for the drug lobby in Washington to defend against. Medicare is the biggest purchaser of drugs and medical services in the country.
The Senate plans an early test of support for such an idea this week. The chamber will likely vote on an amendment to the 2017 budget resolution backing the government's ability to negotiate drug prices on behalf of Medicare. The amendment, proposed by Sen. Amy Klobuchar, a Democrat from Minnesota, is a test effort meant to see where senators stand on the issue.
During his press conference, Trump also promised to get drugmakers — many of which have relocated their legal addresses abroad to save on taxes — to return to the U.S.
"Our drug industry has been disastrous, they're leaving left and right," Trump said. "They supply our drugs but they don't make them here, to a large extent."
Spokesmen for the drug and biotech lobbies in Washington, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America and the Biotechnology Innovation Organization, didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.
Trump didn't provide specifics on his call for drug-price negotiations. During the campaign, he backed allowing drug-price negotiations by the U.S. Medicare program for the elderly, and also supported the idea of letting consumers re-import drugs from abroad. After the election, he told Time Magazine "I'm going to bring down drug prices."
"I don't like what's happened with drug prices," he said.
The U.S. doesn't directly regulate medicine prices, unlike much of the rest of the globe. President Barack Obama has proposed letting the U.S. Medicare program negotiate prices for biologics and other expensive drugs. The government is specifically prohibited from negotiating prices with drugmakers in Medicare's drug benefit program.


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Aoao Watermark for Photo [Halloween Giveaway]
You can use Aoao Watermark for Photo to give marks on your photo that the photo is yours.
I'm sure many people have had their photos used by others without the photos owners' knowledge in internet. Aoao Watermark for Photo has goal to reduce the misuse of photos by others since the photo has been given unique mark indicating ownership of photo. I usually give a sign in the form of text on one corner of the photo. Previous I have write about Video Watermark a similar function with this software only applied to your video creations.
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The giveaway of this software are hold on Facebook page and you must LIKE the page first, this means you must have facebook account to participate. Then you will see the next instruction there.