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It wasn't until recently that I actually acquired some Griffin recordings. The first was The Kerry Dancers and Other Swinging Folk. After Jazz, my favorite musical tradition is Celtic. In this recording, Griffin builds on traditional Irish tunes, like Danny Boy and Green Grow the Rushes, without losing a single ounce of jazz feeling. It is not an easy disc to find, but I was pleased to find it on eMusic. The greatest power of a powerful jazz composer is that of listening, and Johnny Griffin knew how to listen to a distinct musical tradition, and how to listen to his own marvelous transliteration of its bones and sinews into the language of jazz.
I think that Griffin's finest work might have been the recordings at the Five Spot Cafe with Thelonious Monk. Monk was almost certainly the greatest composer of the bop tradition, precisely because his work presents such delicious challenges to any interpreter. Griffin is more than up to that challenge. The genius that is evident in The Kerry Dancers is equally evident here: the ability to master the geometry of a new kosmos and create new worlds within it.
Another good sample of Griffin's work is Blues Up and Down, with Eddie Lockjaw Davis. Here the task is to managed a conversation with that other great tenor player, backed by a fine rhythm section.
But it's The Kerry Dancers that does it for me. Here is a sample.
Johnny Griffin/The Kerry Dancers/The Kerry Dancers and Other Swinging Folk/1962Barry Harris p, Ron Carter b, and Ben Riley d. If you like it, join eMusic and get the whole thing.
Griffin died just hours before a concert. He was an incredible beautiful musical mind. Don't let him get past you. You won't hear this again in any universe.

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The BUAV has revealed sickening experiments carried out on cats and dogs in the UK and overseas. The controversial experiments, some of which were funded by the British Heart Foundation and involve animals subjected to invasive surgery and mutilation before being killed, has featured in the Sunday Express newspaper.
In one experiment, supported by a project grant from the British Heart Foundation, researchers at the University of Leeds conducted invasive surgery on 17 beagles under anaesthesia, during which their breastbones were split to expose their hearts and their necks were cut open and a tube inserted down their throats to provide artificial ventilation. Nine of the animals also had their flanks cut open and their kidneys exposed. All the animals were kept under anaesthesia and bled to death at the end of the surgery.
At Cardiff University, researchers subjected some kittens to invasive brain surgery to implant electrodes and deliberately deprived others of light or vision by either rearing them in the dark or stitching one of their eyelids closed.
Recent statistics released by the Home Office show the number of cats and dogs used in research in the UK increased during 2012. Over the last six years (from 2007 to 2012 inclusive) 1,034 cats were used in 1,612 experiments and 23,854 dogs were used in 34,669 experiments. During 2012, the number of cats used increased by 32% to 202 cats and the number of dogs used increased by 12% to 3,214.
The BUAV has also highlighted a number of controversial experiments carried out overseas but with UK collaboration or funding. We believe such experiments raise important questions and concerns as to why UK researchers are going overseas to carry out these experiments – especially in countries known for having lower standards of animal welfare and where there is less opposition, scrutiny and bureaucracy.
Michelle Thew, Chief Executive, BUAV stated:
'Members of the public will be shocked to learn that their charitable donations and taxes have been funding experiments on cats or dogs that involve highly invasive surgery, pain and distress. Such research is both unethical and scientifically questionable. There are substantial differences between humans and other animals and it is unacceptable that, despite a range of non-animal methods available, cats and dogs continue to suffer. Last year a Mori opinion poll showed a 10% reduction in public support for animal research. We are now calling on the Government to bring this suffering to an end.'
If we were to deliberately abuse their companion cats or dogs, we would expect to be prosecuted, fined, and possibly imprisoned. Yet, animals in laboratories are deliberately excluded from this protection. Therefore, whilst it is an offence to poison your cat or dog at home, it is perfectly legal, indeed profitable, for a laboratory to deliberately poison, mutilate and kill thousands of animals every year. This is unacceptable and must stop.
The BUAV 'Our Best Friends' campaign, to end the use of cats and dogs in research, was recently launched with the support of Paul O'Grady, star of the popular TV show, 'For the Love of Dogs.
To find out ways to support our campaign, please visit: http://www.ourbestfriends.org/
To sign our petition to stop kitten experiments at Cardiff University: http://www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/stop-kitten-experiments-at-cardiff-university


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Color Boards 101
Simply put, color boards are the adult version of science fair projects. Instead of huge, tri-fold displays on how different fertilizers affect corn production or the life span of a typical house fly, color boards are windows into the creativity of a designer. They help confirm your ingenuity and talents and show that your design education was actually put to good use. After all, you did learn how to NOT eat the glue – but actually use it – and to cut out squares with those dull, left-handed scissors. Oh, the things you learn in kindergarten…
Here's how a design board works: find something that inspires you and work around it. A piece of fabric or carpet typically work well, but in some cases you find yourself working with existing artwork, a chandelier that reminds you of your Grandma or a 13-foot replica of the statue of Buddha. In that case, you need to use all of your creative juices to make it flow. Once you have your muse, the rest will usually fall into place. Pages upon pages of light fixtures, coordinating bar stools and parades of paint chips will be scattered across the table; while it may look like the bedroom of a 5 year old to passersby, to you it makes perfect sense. Your job as a designer is to "make it work" (in the words of fashion advisor Tim Gunn, for those avid fans of Project Runway).
Now for the easy stuff: cutting, gluing, trimming, arranging, cursing, sweating, re-arranging and more re-arranging. Make sure your picture edges are neatly trimmed, and that you've wiped away any hot glue strings that seem to stick like cobwebs to EVERYTHING. Did I mention re-arranging? Getting the right balance of negative space between images is key to a successful color board and it's much easier to obtain that balance when things aren't glued down. You usually have about 45 seconds before the glue is really affixed to the board. Any longer than that and you'll need a new board.. and maybe a cocktail.
That's it! You're done! Stand back and marvel in your accomplishments. Make sure to unplug the hot glue gun and put Band-Aids on those paper cuts; you've earned them. I realize this isn't the only way to put a color board together and each designer will have a different method to their madness. As of late I've done quite a few "digital" color boards, which has an entirely different set of rules and is often less messy (although no less complicated). I'll save Digital Color Boards 101 for another time.


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Rachel Maddow warned Republicans on Meet the Press that if they keep pushing things like state mandated vaginal ultrasounds on women, which former Senator Jim DeMint (R-SC) called an "opportunity" for women, Democrats will be delighted to have that fight. Also, she reminded them, "(I)t's the Wendy Davis of the world that are going to make you make the argument."
This should have served as a warning bell for Republicans.
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Rachel Maddow was not having any of Jim DeMint's starry-eyed, liberty-stealing propaganda, even though he was, as always, dripping with the soggy, tragic aura of a Tennessee Williams character.
Maddow shut down the Republican president of the Heritage Foundation after he touted the "opportunities" offered to women via state mandated vaginal ultra sound bills. DeMint offered this sound bite, "(T)he more the ultrasounds have become part of the law where a woman gets the opportunity to see that there's a real child, it's beginning to change minds."
Rachel Maddow: Women don't get the "opportunity" with ultrasound bills. They're mandated by the state. If a woman does not want an ultrasound or her doctor doesn't want her to have one, if it's not medically indicated, the state government is stepping in and saying you must have this ultrasound by order of the state government.
Because of the timing on a lot of these, and what is being mandated is a vaginal ultrasound, so it's an invasive vaginal forced procedure that a woman cannot say no to by order of the state government. And that is all right with you. I understand that. You feel that you've got interest strong enough to override a woman's desire to not have that happen to you that you can insist that it does as a legislator.
But most American women I think are going to balk at that. If you want to make it a federal issue, I'd say the Democrats will be delighted to have that fight. But as Republicans push this further and further and further, it's the Wendy Davis of the world that are going to make you make the argument.
Jim DeMint: She's forgetting about the thousands of women who want an nched choice, who want the opportunity to get a free ultrasound, which they can get not from planned parenthood but from a lot of these pregnancy centers.
Rachel Maddow: It's not free.
Jim DeMint: It is in many cases.
Rachel Maddow: It would not be —
Ralph Reed: Women's "right to know" laws are supported by the overwhelm majority not just of men but of women and 70% of the American people fav bans on abortion after the 20th week, late-term abortion.
Rachel Maddow: Do you think they should have an ultrasound if they don't want one?
Ralph Reed: It should be litigated. I think it's a matter of provincial judgment by the state.
Ralph Reed appears to have used a recent United Technologies/National Journal Congressional Connection poll to buttress the Republican position on the "opportunities" the "right to know" offers women, which concluded that a plurality of Americans supports a ban on late abortions, by 48 percent to 44 percent (I don't know where he got the 70%, but this is the poll Republicans have been using all week). The National Journal 2012 polls came in second to last in accuracy according to Fordham University.
They worded their polling question thusly, "As you may know, the House of Representatives recently approved legislation that would ban virtually all abortions nationwide after 20 weeks of pregnancy, except in cases of rape and incest that are reported to authorities. Would you support or oppose such legislation."
However, Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research poll of Texas (Democracy Corps polls, conducted by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research, were the most accurate national polls in the 2012 presidential election) found that "63 percent say the state has enough restrictions on abortion and 71 percent thinking that the Governor and legislature should be more focused on the economy and jobs." Furthermore, "(O)nly 34 percent trust the Governor and the legislature to make decisions about women's healthcare… Support for a woman's ability to make decisions on abortion for herself is both broad and deep, including among Independents (76 percent) and Republicans (61 percent)."
It's all about how you frame the question when it comes to abortion, because contrary to Republican rhetoric, no one is "pro abortion". It is a health care choice and sometimes a medical necessity that we prefer to leave up to the individual, their family and their doctor because that is where it belongs.
Without Rachel on the Sunday shows, the festering putrefaction of Republican patriarchal-based ideology stinks up the place as they smugly natter on about women's health care, spinning their lies and propaganda with their concern trolling voices, and no one ever stops them. No one corrects them.
No one except Republican men think that an expensive, state-mandated, vaginal ultrasound is an "opportunity". A vaginal ultrasound is not an "opportunity". Has Jim DeMint ever had one? I have. It was very painful.
I have an "opportunity" for Jim DeMint: He is free to have a big wand shoved into his body (preferably his sexual organ, just so he can appreciate the level of opportunity he's offering to mandate for women) at his personal expense for no medical reason other than to make him feel better about his religious beliefs. I look forward to hearing about the greatness of this "opportunity" after the former Senator has undergone it himself. A good leader should be willing to do what they tell others to do, after all.
Politically, Republicans feel free to enrage women by restricting their liberty because they never saw women as a Republican voting bloc, unless the female is married to a Republican, in which case they feel assured that her husband will tell her how to vote. So they not only aren't losing voters, but they are giving the old white men (their base) something to feel good about when they put women in their "place". They think kicking the dog (women) will win them elections.
So expect more of this foolishness from the boys of the Republican Party, who may have written off the women vote, but have also underestimated the motivation they're giving women to get out the vote for Democrats in 2014. Rachel Maddow warned Republicans that they were inviting a fight with the Wendy Davises of the world.
Bring it on.
Ms. Jones is the editor-in-chief of PoliticusUSA.
Sarah hosts Politicus News and co-hosts Politicus Radio. Her analysis has been featured on several national radio, television news programs and talk shows, and print outlets including Stateside with David Shuster, as well as The Washington Post, The Atlantic Wire, CNN, MSNBC, The Week, The Hollywood Reporter, and more.
Sarah has won two Telly Awards and is a member of the Society of Professional Journalists.


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German tuner VÄTH have released the new package for the Mercedes CL65 AMG that increases power and gives the luxury coupe a more aggressive look. Ander the hood the standard Mercedes-Benz's 612-horsepower twin-turbo V12 engine, but it wasn't enough, Väth's engine kit lifts output to 745HP and a spectacular 1,150Nm or 848 lb-ft of torque.
The VÄTH claims that with this package, the CL65 AMG can go from zero to 100km/h (62mph) in just 4.0 seconds and reach speeds of up to 340 km/h or 211 mph. Even more impressive is the price of the kit that will cost you as much as a new C-Class at a hefty €36,890 or about US$53,100, including installation.
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Adding the 20-inch alloys with Vredestein high-performance winter tires for speeds up to 270km/h or 168mph at €7,378 (US$10,600), while 6-piston caliper brakes with 405 mm disks adds a much higher pricetag. The calipers, disks, and steel-flex tubes with racing fluid go for €8,082. And a lowering module for the airmatic suspension priced at €1,952 (US$2,800).
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An announcement from Adobe today provides more explanation of the rationale for its acquisition of web analytics vendor Omniture, announced last week.
Despite its prosaic name, the launch of Flash Platform Services for Distribution (all Techmeme coverage) is an important landmark in adding instrumentation and monetization to applications developed with Adobe's pervasive Flash technology. According to Adobe's press statement:
"Adobe Flash Platform Services are online, hosted services that allow developers to add innovative capabilities to Web applications with a predictable, cost efficient deployment model. Developers, advertisers and publishers are now using Adobe Flash Platform Services to make Web applications sharable, social, and collaborative."
The services are based on technology from Gigya, which specializes in distribution of social media applications and authenticating users. The Flash Platform Services will be of particular interest to games developers, making it easier to distibute their software across various mobile devices such as smartphones, and incorporating various mechanisms to help them make more money from promotions and upgrades. But it will doubtless be valuable to business software developers too, as well as enterprise developers looking for better ways to engage consumers with their online services.
Analytics are part of the Gigya platform but it's easy to see how Omniture's technology, once Adobe closes its acquisition, would enable Adobe to offer a more integrated view of visitor and user behavior that encompasses Flash applications, traditional Web pages and multimedia content. As I wrote last week, commenting on the deal when it was first announced:
"Adobe's new strategy makes an explicit link between website design and business goals. Instead of simply enabling its customers to build websites, adding Omniture's service means that now its customers can also measure and tune the effectiveness of that activity, as part of an integrated, round-trip process. Not everyone in Adobe's customer base is going to like having all this instrumentation and accountability thrust upon them, but it's in tune with the way the world increasingly works these days. The connectivity and real-time data streams of the Web allow us to join up processes that have always previously been disjointed."
As a commenter to that post noted, Adobe last month acquired Business Catalyst, a platform that helps web developers set up ecommerce websites. If you put all the pieces together, it seems that Adobe is now pursuing a strategy of acquiring and launching technologies that will help its customers build revenues and profitability from their Web presence. If that's true, I'd say it's a very smart move, since that's a market that's set for growth whatever happens to the wider economy.


text: TV: I like the strange intellectual stuff like 'Fringe' & 'Person of Interest' or smart comedies like 'Burn Notice' (and some of its companion shows) and the opposite extremes of 'Futurama' and other animated series. Another show that holds my attention is 'Vikings' from the History Channel. I don't generally watch much TV because even with DVR commercials are annoying. I'd rather buy the box sets and watch the seasons uninterrupted.


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California is home to approximately 60 Indian casinos that support over 56,000 jobs.
Following many years of litigation and debate, a bipartisan coalition in Congress passed and President Reagan signed into law the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA) of 1988, 25 U.S.C. Sec. 2701, et seq.
When Congress enacted IGRA, it had before it extensive documentation of the acute and long-standing need for economic development on Indian reservations. It showed decades of failed programs and the potential of tribal government gaming to fund effective tribal governments and bring some measure of prosperity to tribal communities lacking in the natural resources and development capital to relieve the wretched conditions of the poorest of America's poor.
A fundamental purpose of IGRA was to "provide a statutory basis for the operation of gaming by Indian tribes as a means of promoting tribal economic development, self-sufficiency, and strong tribal governments."


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Jose Leopoldo Montoya was my grand uncle – born 27 Aug 1902 in Bosque, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico – one of the sons of Maximiano de Herrera Montoya and Maria Juana Adelia Martin – and the older brother of my grandfather. Leo was christened in the San Juan de los Caballeros Catholic Church on 7 Sept 1902. Leo spent his childhood with his family growing up in Rio Arriba County, New Mexico. We can find him there in the 1910 and 1920 census periods. Leo states that he has been attending school; that he can read and write; and that he speaks English.
In the 1930 census there is a Leopoldo Montoya, age 28, born 1902 in New Mexico living and working at the Sunnyside Mine in San Juan County, Colorado. (Sunnyside was a gold/silver/lead/copper/zinc mine.) Leo is indexed as a boarder and a Mexican. With him is a Joe Montoya, age 23. I don't know for certain that this is Uncle Leo (and my grandfather Joe Montoya) – but it's a strong possibility. My grandfather and my uncle were ore miners. They left New Mexico during the Great Depression looking for work. They ended up in Bingham Canyon, Utah where they worked the Kennecott Copper Mine (also known as the Bingham Canyon Mine).
Kennecott is located southwest of Salt Lake City in the Oquirrh Mountains. It is the deepest open-pit mine in the world. The mine has been in production since 1906 – and has been designated as a national historic landmark.
According to his death certificate, Leo did marry. I do not know when and where. His wife's name was Ermelinda Herrera. Ermelinda was born around 1900 in New Mexico. I do not know what became of her – and would be interested in hearing from any of her children and/or grandchildren.
Unfortunately, Jose Leopoldo Montoya died young in life (as did many of Maximiano's children) – he died of pneumonia after abdominal surgery at the Bingham – Salt Lake County Hospital at only 32 years of age on 16 May 1935.
Leo is laid to rest in the Bingham Canyon Cemetery in Salt Lake County, Utah. The Bingham Canyon Cemetery is defunct and abandoned and was taken over by Kennecott Mine several years ago. Most of the remains were moved to the newer Bingham Cemetery on old Bingham Highway. A volunteer checked the cemetery map for me. He found Jose Leopolodo Montoya – but sadly he is listed as "unknown." He is one among 1,100 unknown burials. The majority of these people were employees at Kennecott Copper Mine. There have been several attempts to clean the cemetery, but most of the markers are in disrepair, and there was an estimate that 75 percent of the graves aren't actually marked. The volunteer has visited the cemetery on many occasions and he stated that a good portion of the graves are marked with tin funeral home markers that are so worn from the elements, a name doesn't even remain, just a weathered tin rod. There is a cemetery survey that was completed as part of a Boy Scout project a few years ago online:
Name: Leo Montoya
Birth: 28-Aug-1903, Lyden, New Mexico
Death: 16-May-1935, Bingham Canyon, Utah
Burial: 19-May-1935
Cause Of Death: Bilateral Lower Lobar Pneumonia. Surgery for Pyloroplasty, Cholecystectomy
Father: Maxiniono Montoya – New Mexico
Mother: Juanita Martinez – New Mexico
Spouse: Ermelinda Herrera Montoya
Cemetery section: UNKNOWN
Original Cemetery Reference #: M84 & M118
Information about this burial in old Bingham Mortuary records: YES


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The cryptocurrency market as a whole is attempting to recover from last week's correction. The market dropped nearly $130K, in just a few days. Most coins were seeing gains this morning but have since corrected. NEM (XEM), Cardano (ADA), and VeChain Thor (VET) (VEN) are currently leading the market in gains but many others are just below the green mark. Is there blue skies ahead for the rest of the market? We shall see. Here are some updates on a few coins just below the green.
Litecoin (LTC)
There seems to be no new updates on Litecoin, as of late. However, an article has just surfaced about how LTC could be the coin that Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) adopts in 2018. It was projected at first that Ripple (XRP) might be the coin but since Litecoin's recent upgrades, it might now be the top contender. LitePay customers are now able to use Litecoin as a payment method on Amazon but these analysts foresee the global retail giant adopting Litecoin without the need for middle-man, LitePay. A customer would simply send LTC directly to an Amazon Wallet.
We shall see what the future holds, but the company is known for being steps ahead of its competition.
At press time, LTC is trading at $182.85 a coin, down -2.35%, in 24 hours.
Ripple (XRP)
Ripple's CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, spoke with CNBC last week stating that cryptocurrencies must work with government regulators in order to "sustain the crypto revolution." This is contrary to a lot of other cryptocurrency founder's beliefs, as many think not having to work with them is the whole point of the creation of cryptocurrency. However, many within the community are aware that the Ripple project is among the most centralized out of all the projects, as it works with large banks and institutions to facilitate cross-border payments.
Garlinghouse received a lot of flack from the cryptocurrency community, but he might be right. Global regulations are beginning to grow, as the SEC sent out another strict stance just last week. It remains unclear if the CEO's comments negatively affected the cryptocurrency's price as most of the market was taking a beating at the same time.
At press time, XRP is trading at $0.795 a coin, down -2.79%, in 24 hours.
>> Garlinghouse Voices his Opinion on CNBC
NEO had an upgrade to it's City of Zion (CoZ) wallet v0.2.0 less than 24 hours. CoZ is a global community of open source enthusiasts and developers that share the goal of aiding NEO in achieving its full potential. The upgrade consisted of bug fixes and upgrades. Within the last week, this is the biggest news to break in regards to the project but it still remains a dominant project in China. Many anticipate NEO to be the top project in 2018, as many ICOs and projects are anticipated to adopt the blockchain, instead of Ethereum.
At press time, NEO is trading at $86.21 a coin, down -3.51%. GAS is trading at $25.67 a coin, down -0.84%, in 24 hours.
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A temporary and gravity-defying public artwork by acclaimed British artist Alex Chinneck will draw crowds to Tinsley, on the outskirts of Sheffield, from Wednesday 13 September to Sunday 17 September.
The sculpture, which shows a one-tonne car hanging upside-down from a curling strip of tarmac, has appeared overnight on Sheffield Road, close to the Sheffield & Tinsley Canal, which will be the location of a major public artwork, by the same artist, to be completed in summer 2019.
This week-long installation named Pick Yourself Up and Pull Yourself Together aims to demonstrate the potential of public art to engage local residents and visitors, and to promote awareness of the Tinsley Art Project as the artist prepares to share his permanent proposals for the area.
Alex invites everyone to visit the sculpture and to take part in a series of public events that will set out the long-term vision for the canal.
The first of these will be a public presentation in Sheffield Town Hall on Thursday 21 September, followed by an exhibition of the proposals at Sheffield Waterfront Festival from 23 September, and artist-led tours of the Sheffield & Tinsley Canal, from 29 September to 1 October.
The artist's studio was appointed to deliver the Tinsley Art Project, the biggest-ever public art commission for Sheffield, in 2016.
Alex's previous projects include a hovering building in Covent Garden, which attracted more than 1.2million visitors over a four-week period, a house made of 7,500 wax bricks, which melted over 45 days, and an inverted 35-metre electricity pylon.
Speaking about the installation, Alex said: "The scale and theatricality of my work means that it really needs to be seen to be believed. This temporary piece gives local people the opportunity to get to know me and my work better, before hearing about the monumental project that we are developing for the city region."
Councillor Mary Lea, cabinet member for Culture, Parks and Leisure at Sheffield City Council, said: "Alex has a track record for developing works of art that capture the attention of the public. Tinsley will be one of the first areas in the country to have a permanent piece that we expect to become a destination of regional and national importance."
Sheila Sutherland, from the Tinsley Art Project group, added: "Tinsley is a proud community and it's great that it will soon have a major piece of public art which will be the envy of many others. At Tinsley Forum, we have been keen to increase opportunities for people, including children and young people, to experience and be inspired by culture and creativity and believe this project will deliver this."
Alex worked with a team of structural engineers, steel benders, scenic artists, metal workers, carpenters, tarmac-layers and road-painters to create the installation. He is committed to working with local businesses to realise the new project and a number of partners have already committed their support, including E:ON, Meadowhall owners British Land, IKEA, the Canal & River Trust, Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, Sheffield City Council and Sheffield Industrial Museums Trust.
Darren Pearce, Meadowhall Centre Director, said: "We are very proud to be supporting this important initiative. The temporary installation is a great way to highlight the significance of the Tinsley Art Project. Awe inspiring and thought provoking in equal measure, Alex's work will bring a great deal to the community, and play a key role in the collective vision to deliver a permanent installation in this prominent location."
Timeline of events
|13 to 17 September (times)
|Installation of 'Pick yourself up and pull yourself together', Sheffield Road, Tinsley
|256 Sheffield Road, S9 1RD
Parking at The Source or Meadowhall, with a short walk alongside the canal.
|21 September 19.30
|Public event where the Tinsley Art Project will be revealed
|Sheffield Town Hall
Booking required: https://tinsleyartpresentation.eventbrite.com
|23 September
|Exhibition of proposals for Tinsley Art Project at Sheffield Waterfront Festival
|Victoria Quays
|29, 30 September, 1 October
|Public Tours of new Tinsley Art Project
|Walking tours of the site for the artwork with artist Alex Chinneck
Booking required: https://tinsleyartwalk.eventbrite.com
The tour is just over two miles long and will take about 1.45 hours. The footpath along the canal and riverside is in good condition but you should wear stout footwear and suitable clothing and bring any refreshments you might need.
There are 15 places available on each tour.
Please meet on the footbridge at Meadowhall South Tinsley Tramstop adjacent to the Source S9 1EA.
Friday 29 September starting at 5.30
Saturday 30 September starting at 11.00
Saturday 30 September starting at 2.00
Sunday 1 October starting at 11.00
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Alex Chinneck, famous for designing large-scale sculptures including a two-story house made of wax bricks that melted over 30 days and an inverted electricity pylon that balanced on its absolute tip, was announced to lead the Tinsley Art Project in June 2016.
With its initial funding coming from energy company E.ON , the Tinsley Art Project aims to create work that is integral to the regeneration of the area that was once at the heart of Sheffield's heavy industry.
The scheme is closely linked to the wider regeneration of the Lower Don Valley. A new Bus Rapid Transport link road to relieve congestion at junction 34 of the M1 motorway was completed last December (https://sypte.co.uk/media.aspx?id=5087) while a major flood defence scheme is also underway.
Ikea is due to open its new store on Thursday 28 September and a massive £300m expansion of nearby Meadowhall is also in the pipeline, subject to planning permission..
The Canal & River Trust launched in 2012 as the guardian of 2,000 miles of the historic waterways across England and Wales. The charity looks after the Sheffield & Tinsley Canal, as well as the nation's third largest collection of listed structures, museums, archives, and hundreds of important wildlife sites. The Trust believes that living waterways transform places and enrich lives and its role is to ensure there is always a place on your doorstep where you can escape the pressures of everyday life, stretch your legs and simply feel closer to nature.
www.canalrivertrust.org.uk @CanalRiverTrust @crtcomms #ArtsontheWaterways


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Discover the newly renovated Residence Inn Rochester Mayo Clinic Area, the ideal choice for downtown Rochester, MN hotels. It combines the familiar comforts of home with passionate guest service whether your stay is for one night or thirty. Relax in your choice of 89 spacious with studio, one, and two-bedroom options. Only 9 miles from the Rochester International Airport (RST) and providing direct access to the world-famous Mayo Clinic via the climate-controlled pedestrian walkways and skyway, the Residence Inn Rochester Mayo Clinic Area is in a perfect downtown location. In addition, our hotel in downtown Rochester, MN is also centrally located to St. Marys Hospital and Rochester Methodist Hospital and is designed as an extended stay hotel. Nearby attractions include Mayowood Mansion, Assisi Heights, and Silver Lake Park. For nearby shopping visit The Grand Shops or Apache Mall. Graham Arena & the Olmsted County Fairgrounds are 2 miles away. We look forward to your stay at our Residence Inn.
Amenities· 24-hour front desk
· ATM/Cash machine - (In Area)
· Accessible facilities
· Accessible parking
· BBQ/Picnic area
· Barber shop - (In Area)
· Beauty shop/salon - (In Area)
· Boarding pass print-out available
· Bookstore - (In Area)
· Buffet breakfast
· Business center
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· Car rental desk - (In Area)
· Check cashing policy
· Coin operated laundry
· Complimentary breakfast
· Complimentary buffet breakfast
· Complimentary cocktails
· Complimentary coffee in lobby
· Complimentary full american breakfast
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· Complimentary newspaper in lobby
· Currency exchange - (In Area)
· Dinner delivery service from local restaurant - (In Area)
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· Dry cleaning
· Elevators
· Exercise gym
· Florist - (In Area)
· Free high speed internet connection
· Front desk
· Full service housekeeping
· Grocery shopping service available
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· Hair dryer
· Health club
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· Hot breakfast
· Housekeeping - daily
· Ice machine
· Individual Efolio available
· Interior corridors
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· Non-smoking rooms (generic)
· Off-Site parking - (In Area)
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· Pets allowed
· Public area air conditioned
· Safe deposit box
· Security
· Spa - (In Area)
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· Valet cleaning
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· Vending machines
· Wakeup service
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· Wireless internet connection in public areas
Room InformationThe amenities listed in this description represent a sample of amenities available in some or all guest rooms in this hotel
High speed internet connection, Internet access, Wireless internet connection, High speed wireless, Meal included - breakfast, Non-smoking, Balcony/Lanai/Terrace, Coffee/Tea maker, Alarm clock, Air conditioning, Air conditioning individually controlled in room, Outdoor space, Fireplace, First nighters' kit, Bottled water, Shower, Bathtub/shower combination, Marble bathroom, Private bathroom, Hairdryer, Separate closet, Closets in room, Iron, Bathroom amenities, Down/feather pillows, Foam pillows, Duvet, Sofa bed, Cribs, Rollaway bed, Local calls, Kitchenette, Full kitchen, Tables and chairs, Refrigerator, Refrigerator with ice maker, Stove, Microwave, Toaster, Silverware/utensils, Pots and pans, Plates and bowls, Dishwasher, Dish-cleaning supplies, Color television, Cable television, Premium movie channels, List of movie channels available, CNN availaible, HBO available, ESPN available, International channels, All news channel, Pay per view movies on TV, VCR player available at front desk, AM/FM radio, CD player, Remote control television, Large desk, Chair provided with desk, Desk with electrical outlet, Spare electrical outlet available at desk, Electrical current voltage, Telephone, Voice mail, Two-line phone, Multi-line phone, Speaker phone, Cordless phone
Miscellaneous Information
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 4:00 PM
· Check out time is 12:00 PM
· Opened in 2004
· 89 rooms.
· 89 suites.
· 7 floors.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel policy may be more restrictive based on rate / room booked, season, special events
Meeting FacilitySilver Lake Room
Recreation Information
Fitness center on-site
Health club
Tennis court
Bowling alley
Fly fishing
Hiking trail
Horseback riding
Mountain biking trail
Putt putt golf
Squash court
Children's program
Area Attractions- Downtown Rochester
- Rochester City Lines
- The Masque Youth Theatre
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- Mayo Clinic Tours
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- Mayo Civic Center
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- Heritage House
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- Relion Corporation
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- Lowe's
- St. Mary's Hospital
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- Rochester Methodist Hospital
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Workshops and technical sessions cover timely issues of widespread interest in policy and planning, maintenance, public transportation in today's operating environment, technology, safety and security, procurement, bus rapid transit, and accessible transportation.
The conference features the industry's premier bus display and exhibitor showcase featuring the latest bus and paratransit vehicles, products, and services.
Who should attend: all bus and paratransit system personnel, board members, policymakers, suppliers, consultants, and any other personnel involved with bus and paratransit design, construction, operations, and maintenance.


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Your customers are going to give you three seconds to make the sale. Do you know what to say in those three seconds? The marketing methods of the past are losing effectiveness as consumers are getting smarter and smarter and have less and less time. You need a new way of doing business–a method that is both socially responsible and far more effective. Don't manipulate your customer. Manipulate your offer instead-so customers find it, and your company truly irresistible!
Mark Joyner
Well know for his internet marketing techniques Mark Joyner share the 5 areas of focus to achieve financial prosperity.


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NEMA Publishes Guide for Evaluating Surge Protective Devices
ROSSLYN, Va., June 11, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) published NEMA SPD 1.1-2019 Part 1—Surge Protective Device Specification Guide for Low-Voltage Power Distribution Systems. This guide is the first in a new series intended to provide guidance on the evaluation, specification, and use of surge protective devices (SPD) deployed in low-voltage power distribution system applications.
"This specification guide is primarily for those who use or specify SPDs and others affiliated with the Low Voltage SPD marketplace so that uniformity of specifications and parameters will improve comprehension, application, and utilization," said Saad Lambaz, Global Standards Manager at Littelfuse, Inc., NEMA Low Voltage Surge Section Member.
The guide includes SPD ratings related to the operating system and performance, a specification checklist, and information on surge current ratings, modes of protection, and general grounding practices.
NEMA SPD 1.1-2019 is available for $64 in hard copy and electronic download on the NEMA website.
The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) represents nearly 325 electrical equipment and medical imaging manufacturers that make safe, reliable, and efficient products and systems. Our combined industries account for 360,000 American jobs in more than 7,000 facilities covering every state. These industries produce $106 billion in shipments and $36 billion in exports of electrical equipment and medical imaging technologies per year.
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I have a kernel version 2.6.32-279. In order to fix the stack clash vulnerability(CVE-2017-1000364), I have back ported patch from kernel-2.6.32-696 to 2.6.32-279. Also the glibc package was upgraded to 2.12-1.209.el6.1_1alcy.i686.rpm. When qualys guard vulnerability scan was done it reports CVE-2017-100364 is not solved and vulnerability exists.
From the linkHow does vulnerability scanning work? , I read "The scanner first tries to check the version of the service in order to detect only vulnerabilities applicable to this specific service version. Every vulnerability detection is non-intrusive, meaning that the scanner never exploits a vulnerability if it could negatively affect the host in any way."
Does it mean if the until I upgrade to kernel version where vulnerability is officially fixed, qualys guard will continue to report this vulnerability exists?
Any suggestions/clarifications to resolve this will be appreciated.


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As part of our efforts to preview all 32 teams competing in the European Quidditch Cup (EQC), the Quidditch Post is chatting with representatives from each team. Today we spoke with Ellen Vander Heyden, coach of the Ghent Gargoyles.
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QP: Ghent has never been to an international tournament before; are you excited to be coming to EQC?
Ellen: We're super stoked! Many of the Ghent players were in the Blackbeards mercenary team for the Tournoi international de la Violette in Toulouse, and a lot of them attended Christmas Cup and Valentine's Cup, so they know what they can expect. However, it's the first time that we're actually going to play against all those beautiful teams as one united force. I'm very excited!
QP: How are you feeling about the Gargoyles' chances after the Benelux Cup?
QP: How are you feeling about the Gargoyles' chances after the Benelux Cup?
Ellen: We definitely didn't play our best. We had the element of surprise, and we didn't really show everything we could bring. Thankfully everybody in the community here was very supportive and provided us with amazing, helpful feedback on gameplay that we've been training on ever since.
QP: How would you describe your style when at full strength?
QP: How would you describe your style when at full strength?
Ellen: I can't say too much, obviously, because we quite like being one of the more mysterious teams for now, but I'd say structure is definitely a big aspect of our gameplay. We try to coordinate who's on the pitch as much as possible. We're still a new team in quidditch terms. We're not even a year old, and we don't have that much experience playing together. So we're still figuring everything out. We have our values that we strive toward, but we're still in an early phase.
QP: How do you feel about your team?
QP: How do you feel about your team?
Ellen: When we founded the new team, I was a bit scared that we wouldn't find the right group of people to work together on and off a pitch. But now, I'm so, SO happy to say that we have become such a tight-knit group. It almost feels like family. We're joking around all the time and laughing, and it feels awesome to be a part of this team.
QP: Which team would you most like to meet on-pitch? Would you prefer to play teams from abroad or exact revenge on Belgian teams?
QP: Which team would you most like to meet on-pitch? Would you prefer to play teams from abroad or exact revenge on Belgian teams?
Ellen: I personally would rather use the time we have at the tournament to play as many teams as possible, to meet new people! We can play the Brussels Qwaffles or the Wageningen Werewolves again any day back in Belgium. That being said; I really like the pool we have: Milano Meneghins Quidditch, NTNUI Rumpeldunk, and Durhamstrang. That's going to be an interesting combination. However, if there's one team that I personally would love to play, it's the Vienna Vanguards.
QP: Why the Vienna Vanguards?
QP: Why the Vienna Vanguards?
Ellen: They're a new team, we're a new team… It'll be nice to share our experiences. And they seem like really cool and friendly people, too.
QP: What are your overall aims for the tournament?
QP: What are your overall aims for the tournament?
Ellen: My aim as a coach is to get into the bracket play. We'll see from there. It's going to be tough, though. But we'll fight like warriors!
QP: Great! Can you identify any specific players who you think will be key to this?
QP: Great! Can you identify any specific players who you think will be key to this?
Ellen: I think we have a tight enough team to not let people stand out. We have point chasers that score a lot of goals, yes, but those people get amazing passes from flank chasers as well in order to score. So I could put my entire team here, or nobody at all. I have faith in all of them.
QP: Thank you for talking to us!
QP: Thank you for talking to us!
Ellen: You're most certainly welcome.


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This 2014 was indeed a celebration of choral music in all its forms, from composition to performance, from Renaissance to contemporary, from small ensembles to large performing groups. Our 60th celebration Festival maintained its diverse mix of events, including Gala Concerts, Fringe Concerts, International Competition of high standing, Seminar on New Choral Music, National Adult and School Competitions, Educational Activities, and Church Performances. 24 visiting foreign choirs and ensembles from Australia, Belarus, Canada, Croatia, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Israel, Netherlands, Norway, Russia, Slovenia, Sweden, and Switzerland added colour, spectacle, and international diversity to our activities, including our Choral and Sacred Trails, Meet and Greet, and Friendship Concert Series.
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It is not uncommon for people to wonder about the benefit of being bilingual or even better, a multilingual. However, those who have already picked up multiple languages can vouch for the fact that it does help. Be it connecting with people around the world or even being sensitive to different cultures while doing business. And when it comes to a career, multilingualism can really up the situation for you. Here's why.
Making an impact
When you're looking for a job, it all starts with the CV. The more your CV presents you in a skillful light, the better off you are. And in this regard, multilingualism helps in your career. This is mainly because it's not a skill everyone has. So, the moment you prove you are proficient in a foreign language or even have working knowledge of it, employers pay attention. They instantly know you have something more that others don't.
Finding more job opportunities
Job opportunities will come your way anyway. But you may ask, how does the situation change if I know multiple languages? The truth is that the way business works is changing dramatically across the world. Organizations are growing more global than ever. Their constant aim now is to extend business to countries they have previously not operated in. So, if you are able to convince your employer that you have the necessary skills to interact with clients in those regions, the former will automatically understand your worth. More importantly, you will probably get to travel the world – something you've always wanted to do!
Getting paid better
Good pay seals the deal for most people still trying to decide on a career. Better pay is an important benefit of being multilingual. Many recruitment agencies have pointed out that multilingual candidates have the potential to earn up to 20% higher than their counterparts. And that's not all. Your multilingual ability may convince your employer to entrust you with vital responsibilities beyond your field of work.
Realizing your potential…
Being Multilingual can make people realize your potential, without moving a finger. This holds especially true for people who want to make an office within their homes. While this is an advantage in many ways, it poses various challenges as well. And considering 75% of the world does not speak the English language, it can pose major stumbling blocks for freelancers and independent professionals. In such cases, there's a huge benefit in being multilingual. You can sit within the familiar confines of your home and yet have regular professional interactions with clients. Despite having a small home office, you can spread the word about your business to several other countries, while speaking their language.
Landing language-oriented jobs
There are jobs that require you to have a working knowledge of a foreign language. And there are others where you have to be really proficient at multiple languages to get by and make good. The latter involve interpreting and translating jobs. If you are interested in learning new languages, multilingualism could actually help your career. Traditionally, these jobs allow candidates to travel the world and work for corporate as well as public bodies. However, you could also hunt for a job that comes with the usual specifications minus the travel. In recent times, telephone interpretation has become a viable option. You could even look up language-specific websites looking for translators and interpreters.
To cut the long story short, being bilingual or even better, multilingual can help your career in a big way. Be it in terms of getting you a fatter salary, getting you noticed or even letting you travel the length and breadth of the world. Take this into account, the next time you consider learning a new language.


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I've been following Sara Bareilles closely and if I'm not mistaken, there's a new record coming up (or at least that's what she implies from her Instagram posts :p)! Moreover, she has also published her new book "Sounds Like Me: My Life (So Far) in Song" where she shares her life as an artist, her compilation of essays, and stories behind some of the songs she wrote, giving her fans a sneak peek into her process of creating her compositions.
You can pre-order her book by clicking the image below:
That's it for me, *pre-orders book* 'till the next post! 🙂
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Many of our guests have read, glimpsed or purchased the Andrew Vietze book "Becoming Teddy Roosevelt" this season. Andrew won an independent publishing award for his writing on How a Maine Guide Inspired America's 26th President". We never know who will come into our lives when and how we might inspire each other, not based on education, wealth, accomplishments or prestige but by true friendship. Guest Susan Hopp returned after an August stay, vowing to do Mt Katahdin. I joined her yesterday. When we got near the summit and lost the sun, but found wind and immersion in the clouds, I would have gladly, like other hikers that day told us they chose to do before descent, skipped the bit of snow and ice that were near the summit. But Ms Hopp made me go to the top- not by urging or bossing or bullying, but by example and enthusiasm. She was here all the way from San Francisco and bound to do the whole mountain, the one the Natives had called Great One, Ktaadan (it was spelled something like that). We were awestruck by the breath-taking views and reminisced about TR climbing without proper shoes. The story goes he lost a shoe so climbed the mountain (with my great grandfather Bill Sewall) in mocassins. We could hardly imagine it. At one point on the way down, maneuvering the boulders on the "easiest" trail, I simply lay down and started cracking up, as I looked up at Susan who exclaimed " this is insane!" which made me laugh even harder. The beginning, which had seemed so comparatively easy, became gruelingly long, even though we were well past the boulders. Eventually we found our way back to the car and Cheryl, who had made it the first two hours of the hike and spent the rest of the day greeting hikers and looking for wildlife. We imagined Thoreau up there, not going to the summit, because he called it barren and only a space for God to occupy. And barren the summit had been, we lost the trees and slipped into what felt like another planet before going back down to the treeline. All in all an amazing day and all I can say..Is thank you Susan Hoppp for making me go to the top!!
And thank all of our great guests for making this another memorable season. We are now open ALL YEAR ROUND but do need advance notice to arrange happily for your retreats from NOV to APRIL.
We love introducing yoga lifestyle to curious newcomers, making yoga accessible at any and all levels, with the feeling of family and acceptance, no matter your age, size, experience or health issues. One guest, Denise, suggested we have a week for " fat" people. A great idea! And we would love to get Cheryl back here to offer spiritual warrior women's self defense, a passion of hers. I must also say that the standing yoga practices I have pursued since 1999- Astanga, Iyengar, Vinyasa, Dharmayoga (after doing only Kundalini since 1985) made my legs feel great today after the climb- when I did it in 1999 I remember them hurting for days!


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Work to date
In 2014, led by EUPATI consortium member Biopeople, University of Copenhagen – Danish supporters of the project, initiated a conversation on patient involvement in medicines research and development between patients, academics and industry representatives in Denmark. In 2015, a second engagement built upon this initial dialogue and the decision was taken to continue the dialogue further and to establish a National Team. In October 2015, EUPATI created the National Team in Denmark.
Future plans
In March 2016 we launch the EUPATI Danish National Platform. We hope that all national partners with an interest in patient involvement will join the National Platform and together grow the patient involvement conversation in Denmark. We would like to see patient, academic and industry representatives join with government officials, regulatory bodies, health technology assessment agencies, associations of doctors and nurses, medical journalists and many more to better include patients across the medicines research & development process. To ensure patients are equipped to take up their role, the Platform will seek to spread the word about the EUPATI Patient Advocate Toolbox and Online Library, as well as support Danish patients to adapt this material for their own training and learning purposes. Currently we are in the process of translating key lessons from the Toolbox into Danish. The emphasis will be placed on identify opportunities for sharing course material at the national level and growing the number of patient experts nationally.
Meet the Danish EUPATI National Team and Platform in your country
Each National Platform is led by an Executive Committee – or a National Team. The Platform shares information among its membership and discusses important patient involvement issues and opportunities. The Team provides ongoing management and administrative support to the Platform.
Patient representatives
- Lotte Klim, Type1 (diabetes), Chairman of the Danish Platform
- Birthe Lemley, Kræft I Underlivet (KIU)
- Kirsten Lerstrøm, diagnosed with lupus, psoriasis, scleroderma, type 2 diabetes and COPD
- Helle Hansen, diagnosed with type 1 diabetes
- Lars Lehrmann, Bløderforeningen
Academic/public representative
- Susanne Kaae, University of Copenhagen
- Niels Westergaard, Biopeople, University of Copenhagen
- Per Spindler, Biopeople, University of Copenhagen
- Britta Smedgaard Andersen, NEXT-partnership
- Randi Krogsgaard, Biopeople, University of Copenhagen
Industry representatives
- Camilla Krogh Lauritzen, Novo Nordisk A/S
- Martin Strandberg-Larsen, H. Lundbeck A/S
- Peter Stendal, Boehringer Ingelheim
- Malene Kelstrup, Takeda
The Team is keen to build a broad-based network around the National Platform in Denmark and they would like to hear from as many local health partners as possible.
You may be interested in joining the National Platform mailing list to learn about future activities or you may be interested in helping with the National Platform strategy and outreach. If so, please contact us via email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sample files to download:
Analyse af resultater af kliniske forsøg
Forskning og udvikling af lægemidler
Forskning og udvikling af lægemidler
Forskning og udvikling af lægemidler (.pptx)
Forsøgsdeltageres rettigheder og forpligtelser og patientforeningers rolle
Kommunikation om risikoen ved lægemidler
Overview of translated material
PRO – patient rapporteret outcome – i kliniske studier
Sygdomsmekanismer: Grundlæggende begreber
Under the project grant agreement, there were plans to establish EUPATI National Platforms in 12 countries. Denmark was not one of those countries, but a local group of supporters has helped organically grow a national network. It is for this reason that text on this page only appears in English.


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Greek Garden Ideas
Greeks often find refuge from the Mediterranean climate in their gardens. These gardens provide shade and a cool place to relax in the hot afternoons. A traditional Greek garden contains all sorts of plants suitable for growing in a Mediterranean climate as well as shaded areas and water.
Greek gardens can offer homeowners a respite from the heat during the summer months as well as add beauty to the landscape.
Terrace your garden landscape, especially if you live on a hill. A terrace cuts out a little bit of the hill, giving you a flat portion on which to plant. Together the terraces look like steps. You will need to build up the terrace sections by adding landscaping timbers on three sides as a sort of wall. Fill in the terrace steps with good soil. Plant different types of plants in each step of the terrace. You could even fill in a terrace or two with cement or stepping stones, adding a garden bench to give you a place to sit and enjoy your Greek-style terraced garden.
Add accessories to your garden to give it a Greek feel. Use pillars for climbing plants instead of the usual trellises. You may need to add clips to the pillars to give the plants something to grab hold of while they are climbing. You may also need to train the climbing vines and plants yourself by regularly wrapping the vines loosely around the columns until the plants attach by themselves and start growing up the pillar.
Drape tulle fabric over the columns around a cemented or patio area. Place some seating here for a shaded area of the garden. Place potted plants in Grecian urns around your patio area to enhance the Greek-style garden look.
Greek-Style Plants
Plant a variety of Greek plants in your garden. Use plants such as oleander, Mediterranean fan palm, citrus trees, lavender, olive trees or grapes. Just make sure that the plants you do add to your garden are plants that work well in your particular climate zone. For example, the citrus trees will not do well in the New England states. Choose a variety of plants to give your garden different levels. Plant low-growing plants, such as the lavender or geraniums, in pots or Grecian urns, as well as planting the taller trees in the ground to give your garden height.
Choose perennials and annuals for planting in the ground to give you variety and also to make sure you have some plants that come back year after year. Vary the colour of the plants as well as the size of the plants.


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By Tracy
Medway, MA
This Saturday marks 4 years since I walked through the door at FA Boxing for a free trial. Most of you know me as the face of the front desk, but I started as, and continue to be a client at FA Boxing. In January 2014, I was a 47-year-old woman who while slender, was not strong. I walked every day for exercise, and did yoga 1 to 2 times per week. I also had a gym membership that I rarely used. Mostly because I had no idea how to go about putting together a strength and conditioning workout. And, when I did do strength exercises, I wasn't pushing myself beyond comfort, so I wasn't seeing results. I was seeking a personal trainer to help me with the specific goal of strengthen my body to keep my scoliosis from becoming a problem as I age. I also just wanted to stand up straighter.
FA Boxing was the 3rd personal training studio I had visited. I liked the look of the place right away. Never one who enjoyed a traditional gym, the industrial look of the FA space seemed cool and different. My vision wasn't overwhelmed with rows and rows of treadmills and elliptical machines, and strange looking weight machines. The space was simple, but functional. One open room with strength and conditioning equipment, and the boxing room. I loved the ring and the bags hanging from the ceiling. Wow, this could be exciting!
The greeting I received was friendly and welcoming. Kathy and Sione couldn't have been any more approachable. They made me comfortable right away. I was fascinated watching Kathy wrap up my hands. I put on my gloves, and haven't looked back.
In addition to feeling excitement and energy when I hit the bag that day, there is one other feeling that I clearly recall – the feeling of being supported. After I boxed on a bag, Kathy a had me do a few simple strength exercises. One stands out – squatting down onto a medicine ball. I was shocked and surprised that I didn't have the leg strength to stand back up! Kathy didn't judge me or criticize me. She simply had me squat onto the side of a tractor tire, and then stand up. That simple adjustment kept me going. Now I can squat, squat jump, wall sit, step up on a box, do lunges…and yes, stand up straighter. My point is, we all must start somewhere; and the FA Boxing trainers will support you the minute you walk through the door, meet you where you are at, and support you as you build from your starting point. Just walk through the door. I promise that will be the hardest step in your journey to get fit.


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Folks, I am keenly aware few can run out and toss a little over $1000 for a gift for Gummy & Grumpy - so, right up front, please consider this an opinion to pass along for the curious...
Yea, I did it for my folks because I could and they are each almost 90 - but quite computer literate.
It came in with clear and concise directions and a free month of 'online schooling'.
I was VERY impressed with the 'art of the deal' and the 'sales chat' (I purposely acted quite elderly and computer-illiterate), and the 'satisfaction/return policy' is really very good.
Computer was delivered exactly when I was advised, so I had a few days to set up a 'computer den and fun palace' for my folks (couch, computer table, chair, t.v....yada yada yada...all spare available stuff), installed some heavy-duty surge protection and, well, a few ago, hooked up the 22" touch-screen/keyboard/mouse.
Runs Linux, setting up protected wireless was REALLY SIMPLE - they have wonderful setup videos for elderly if they are alone and have to have ISP provider come out (otherwise, if one knows their Wireless Network and WNAP2/3 (network password), going online is rapid.
Setting up email (GMAIL default) and the camera are a breeze, also.
In a matter of minutes, I had geriatric whining about who gets computer time first (as if my father doesn't have enough computers of his own, including fancy-dandy new laptop, or he can use some of mine - he is VERY computer savvy). I really got this more for my mother as she has long battled him for machines and he is very much like the guy from the Flo commercial - "women don't have jobs!". As brilliant as he has always been, the unspoken truth is the fact she is smarter. A LOT smarter and really fast (and she immediately let it be known it is HER computer and he had to back off (which he did, ol'tail between the legs). This is actually fun watching them have fun with a new toy - something I could finally do and is making me feel great, so far.
At this juncture, this machine gets a real 'thumbs up' from me.
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Neither of the above would happen - so far, this has been a great hit and good purchase.
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Here's the ultimate test of how much you trust computers: Will you let them drive your car? With you in it?
Pras Subramanian and I did. In the video above, you'll see us testing out General Motors' new Supercruise technology, which may be the most advanced self-driving capability you can buy in a car today. Available for now on the Cadillac CT6 sedan, Supercruise both steers the car and manages the speed, based on surrounding traffic. You can literally take your hands off the wheel and your feet off the pedals, while the car motors along. It's either awesome or terrifying, depending on your sense of adventure.
You can't nap while Supercruise chauffeurs you along, alas. The system monitors your face, using a camera mounted atop the steering wheel, to make sure you're paying attention. If it senses you're not, an alert will sound, prompting the driver to take control of the car. If the driver doesn't, the alerts escalate, with Supercruise ultimately guiding the car to a controlled stop if the driver is drunk and passed out, or otherwise unresponsive.
As you can see in the video, Supercruise shut me down after I reclined the driver's seat, put my hands behind my head and took a selfie of myself driving hands-free. Exactly which of those actions locked me out of Supercruise, we aren't sure. Maybe it was a combination of all three.
The system has numerous safeguards. It only works on certain limited-access highways, the kind with on and off ramps. It relies on sensors able to read lane markings, so it won't work if those markings are obscured by snow, salt or anything else. Same if the sensors are dirty or blocked.
After Pras took over the driving—or whatever you call it, when Supercruise is in control—we hit busy traffic on I-87 in the Bronx, north of Manhattan. Cars cut in and out, the prevailing speed went up and down by 30 miles per hour or so, and fellow drivers gave each other the finger. Supercruise handled it all, as Pras squirmed and resisted the urge to grab the wheel.
Then came a gut-check moment. A car off our right front bumper began edging into our lane—and Supercruise didn't seem to notice. With the car uncomfortably close, Pras hit the brake and veered out of the way, which is exactly what I would have done. Whether Supercruise would have done the same, we have no idea. And unfortunately, our GoPro batteries had died by then, so we can't go to the videotape.
Supercruise is known as "Level 2" autonomy (out of six levels, ranging from 0 to 5), which is defined as piloting the car as long as the driver is paying attention and able to retake control. The next step up, Level 3, doesn't require the driver to pay attention (and isn't available yet).
Tesla's Autopilot system beat Supercruise to market by a couple of years, but flaws in that system also contributed to a gruesome Florida crash in 2016 in which the driver was decapitated after his car slid under a tractor-trailer at 74 miles per hour. The Tesla's sensors failed to detect the truck turning in front of it, and the driver did nothing to intervene, suggesting he was asleep or incapacitated. Supercruise wouldn't have worked on that road, because it wasn't a limited-access highway. And Tesla has since modified Autopilot.
Other automakers, including Mercedes, BMW, Audi and Volvo, offer Level 2 systems similar to Supercruise, but the Cadillac system has generally earned the best reviews, so far. Meanwhile, self-driving features such as advanced cruise control, which speeds and slows the car automatically, based on surrounding traffic, are increasingly standard on mainstream rides such as the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry. Self-driving cars are coming. The only question is what you and I will allow them to do.
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Live Prawn Productions Inc (LPP) is a local non profit, incorporated community organisation.
In January 2008, Clarence Valley Council (CVC) awarded the association the licence to operate Yamba River Market on a three-year renewable term. The Markets operate each 4th Sunday of the month, from Ford Park, located on the Yamba Bay foreshore, near the Ferry wharf. Market profits are reinvested back into local community events, live performances and cultural activities.
All stallholders, subcontractors, volunteers and staff, are bound by the market regulations, as stipulated in the market licence, and must furthermore act within these guidelines.
LPP Inc. has the authority to change any of the guidelines without prior notice and to perform all such acts and carry out all such actions as are necessary or desirable for the proper management of the affairs of the Yamba River Markets.
LPP Management Committee aims to support stallholders who reside in the Clarence Valley who make or grow all they sell, whilst encouraging newcomers from further afield. LPP aims to encourage locals and visitors alike to stay and enjoy the festive atmosphere by providing, on a regular basis, performers and buskers, thereby enabling the market to showcase local new & emerging acts. By providing these guidelines, LPP's expectation is for a smooth running market, ensuring a successful and enjoyable day for all stakeholders.
Please contact Live Prawn Productions Inc through our contact page.
Casual Stallholders become permanent after three (3) consecutive months of trading and it is assumed that stallholders will attend the Yamba River Markets on a regular monthly basis. Stallholders who do not advise us of non attendance, may find that they are then put back on the casual list. Until becoming permanent, other stallholders must contact the Market Coordinator, preferably by email, each month to secure a site.
General cut off time for permanents to be on site is 7.30am, unless prior notice is given.
Sites remain the property of LPP. While every endeavour is made to allocate the stallholders their preferred site, some location changes may occur occasionally. Sites cannot be bought, sold, leased, hired or rented out in any way.
The Market Coordinator must be made aware of any changes stallholders may consider to their product lines other than those written on your market application form
Stallholders must have relevant Certificates for their stall, issued by Clarence Valley Council, as well as an Insurance policy with $20,000,000 cover.
Have fun, enjoy the day, your continued attendance & and service is greatly appreciated!
All Stall fee arrears owing must be paid at the market you are attending unless there is a prior arrangement with LPP.
If you plan to be away from the next market or future markets, you must notify us by email one week prior to the markets or inform a committee member at the Information Stall & and it will be recorded in the Communication Book.
Failure to notify the Market Committee may result in your permanent location being given to another stallholder.
An initial admin booking fee of $5 is to be paid by every stallholder the first time they attend the Yamba River Markets. This fee may be charged again if stallholders have not attended the Yamba River Market for six months or more.
Our lease arrangements with Clarence Valley Council for Ford Park and the OH & S Act, allows for a NO ALCOHOL and NO DRUGS policy within the grounds. This also applies to maintaining a safe working environment for our stallholders, committee, volunteers and community.
Stallholders & customers are permitted to bring dogs on site as long as they on a leash at all times. They must be in their control and It is also the owners responsibility to clean up any mess their animals make on the market site.
Please do not leave animals in vehicles.
The selling or giving away of any animal is prohibited by Live Prawn Productions Inc.
NB: No animals are permitted in areas where food is being prepared or served under the NSW Food Authority Act 2003.
Stall holders are not allowed onto Ford park until after 6:30am.
All stall holders must have a receipt of payment to enter site.
Regular Stall holders are to line up in Library Lane, alongside Yamba Library which runs off Wooli Street.
New & casual stall holders or those without a stallholder number queue in Library Lane from 7:30am, where fees will be collected and receipts given.
Regulars stall holders who are not present by 7:30am may lose their site & or have their site given away. Unless notice given prior to management.
All attempts will be made to have stall holders on site by 8.00am.
Generally, Yamba has idea weather conditions for most of the year. While cancellation due to inclement weather is very rare, the following points apply if it is deemed necessary.
Stallholders to provide their own protection for all weather conditions.
While the Market Coordinator & and the Liaison Officer will look at ground conditions & and consult with the Committee before making a judgement, the final decision is made by Clarence Valley Council.
If unsure if the market will be going ahead please contact the Market Coordinator or check our Yamba River Markets Facebook page for updates.
- All stallholders are to conduct themselves in a professional and responsible manner.
- LPP volunteers will direct stallholders to their location as quickly as possible.
- If delays occur we ask that stallholders display respect, courtesy and patience.
- The Market Coordinator should be contacted with any issues, concerns or grievances so that they can be resolved in the best interests of all stakeholders.
- LPP reserve the right to remove or deny attendance to the markets of any stallholder who displays inappropriate behaviour or poor attitude to others associated with the market.
- In situations of inproper or offencive behaviour by stallholders, the stallholder may be given a 3 month suspension from attending the market.
- In the case of violent or abusive behaviour a stallholder may be banned for 1 year or more.
- Stallholders must not contravene the LPP market guidelines or be in breach of the law.
- LPP reserves the right to permanently reject any stallholder who does not adhere to the market regulations and guidelines as set down within this document.
- Australian Safety and Occupational Health regulations must be followed at the Yamba River Markets.
The Market Coordinator is who to specifically speak to on site if there are any questions regarding the markets
Stallholders are asked not to interfere with public pedestrian access or access to and from stallholder sites and adjoining stalls
Electricity is only available by prior arrangement with the LPP Management Committee. Stallholders need to be aware that the supply of electricity to Ford Park is limited and no alteration or addition to electrical equipment is permitted without prior application and approval.
- A fee for power is applicable at $10 for the first outlet, $20 for the second.
- All electrics are to be regularly inspected by a qualified electrician and must comply with OH&S requirements and tagged accordingly.
- Any power cords found to be running hot & are considered unsafe will be disconnected immediately.
- Stallholders should carry appropriate safety equipment eg extinguishers etc.
- Only stallholders who have applied for power are to plug in.
- Stallholders will be allocated one power point unless other arrangements have been organised with LPP.
- Stallholders not complying will be disconnected.
- Generators are not permitted at the Yamba River Markets.
- Council OH&S officials may make random inspections.
The fees will depend on the size of your stall, insurance and power needs and whether you need a car on site.
- Standard Stall size is 4mX4m
- Standard Stalls $25 + $5 for the first time registration.
- Extra frontage is $10 per extra 2 metres, (2 metres minimum & no single metres)
- Food Stalls $40 + $5 for first time registration + Clarence Valley Council permit required to sell
- Food made on site please call Clarence Valley Council on 6645 2266
- We are unable to provide Food Stall insurance
- Charity/Not for Profit Stall $5
+ Insurance $10 if you don't have your own.
+ Car on site $5, trailers are free. You can unload car at site and then park in the allocated stallholder carpark at the end of the park or around the perimeter for free.
- Stallholders will be given due notice before changes take place.
> Pre-Payment of Stall Fees
To avoid delays in queuing & paying on entry to the market on the morning, Stallholders can pre-pay for the next month at the current market. Stallholders must keep & show their receipt to gain entry to the market. Pre paid stall fees can be carried over for up to 3 months, this must be communicated with the market manager to arrange this.
Food stallholders are bound by the requirements of the NSW Food Authority Act 2003. These requirements place all direct responsibility on the persons selling the food. Failure to comply may render the seller liable to large fines. Vendors of food stalls, which cause injury or illness, may be liable for damages.
- All operators are to clearly display all required licences/certificates etc from Clarence Valley Council. CVC contact phone number is 6643 0200
- All heating appliances/fryers etc are to be out of reach of the public.
- All electrical appliances and leads to be regularly inspected by a qualified electrician for compliance with OH&S requirements and tagged accordingly.
- All gas bottles, appliances and lines to be regularly inspected by a qualified person for compliance with OH&S requirements and tagged accordingly.
- The level of cleaning/hygiene facilities, provided by the operator, must adhere with Section 4 of the NSW Food Authority Act.
- Relevant cold/hot storage facilities to be provided by the operator, again adhering to the NSW Food Authority Act.
- Appropriate fire extinguishers are to be on hand.
- Random checks from Clarence Valley Council can take place.
- Traders are responsible for leaving their stall area free of rubbish.
- Traders are responsible for removal and disposal of all their grey water and stall waste.
The LPP information stall, clearly marked, is manned at all times by a committee member or volunteer.
Everyone is very approachable if you have any concerns or questions needing clarifying, the staff and volunteers are always willing to cooperate.
A suggestion box is available at the Information Stall which we encourage stallholders and the public to use.
All stallholders who have their own insurance policies must supply us with a photocopy of their certificate each year or email a copy. Always having a current policy is mandatory.
LPP can provide some stall sites with temporarily public liability cover for an extra $10 per market site. Stallholders requiring this service must gain LPP approval prior to attending the market.
Yamba River Markets maintains a presence on Facebook and Instagram. Stallholders are encouraged to Like and Follow these accounts and to tag @YambaRiverMarkets or use the #YambaRiverMarkets when posting product and market-related content to their own social media accounts. LPP reserves the right to share content posted by stallholders on Yamba River Market social media channels and where possible, will seek permission from and/or acknowledge the content owner.
- Musician's/performer's vehicles can come on site to unload from the hours of 6.30 to 9am on the market morning. Vehicles must be removed from the performance area (under the shade cloth) and parked in designated areas eg. at the bottom of library lane after unloading by 9am latest. Vehicles may be brought back on site to load gear from 1:00pm onwards (the market official ends at 2pm).
- A 3m x 3m Quikshade will be provided (gazebo walls not provided).
- Banners, signs, backdrops, posters etc may only be hung from and within the area of the Quikshade. NO banners, backdrops, signs etc may be attached to any part of the large shade cloth structure.
- LPP requires an invoice for performer fee payments.
- Performers should carry their own public liability insurance, to cover claims up to $20million. Please contact us if you do not have your own insurance.
- LPP pays licence fees to APRA. If your music is registered with APRA, we recommend you submit a setlist to APRA to advise them of the songs you have performed to ensure the songwriters are compensated.
- Stallholders are encouraged to remove their cars from the site following unloading their goods.
- Free car parking is available at the western end of Ford Park for Stallholders.
- A $5 fee is charged for those who wish to keep their vehicle on site behind their stall.
- We aim to minimise vehicles parked within the market stall sites to create more space and for aesthetic purposes.
- Please respect the finishing time of 2pm and refrain from bringing cars on site before then.
LPP aims to protect the environment by encouraging all stakeholders to minimise waste.
The use of recycled materials is also actively encouraged.
In line with the CVC Market Policy objective to provide environmentally sustainable bagging solutions, Yamba River Markets has a NO Plastic Bag policy.
No loose plastic shopping bags to be used. Paper Eco-bags using environment-friendly ink are available to purchase from the Info Tent for 30 cents each to stallholders (50 cents to the public).
Goods that are pre-packaged in plastic wrapping are permitted.
All rubbish is to be removed from your site before leaving.
CVC provides red bins for landfill waste and LPP provides green bins for organic / compostable waste and yellow recycling bins for aluminum cans, glass, cardboard and other recyclables.
Stallholders are reminded to encourage customers to dispose of their rubbish in the correct coloured bin.
The correct disposal of any grey water is the responsibility of stallholders.


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