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The UTC Hall of Fame recognized Polk County, Tenn., senior, Joe Ellis with the Collegiate Spirit of Entrepreneurship Award.
"It is just recognizing a student from the University that exhibits the type of behavior traits, personality, and passion that entrepreneurs should have," Ellis said. "It's the first year that they've given a student award from the Hall of Fame."
Ellis said he was not expecting such an award.
"It was awesome, honestly," he said. "I did not expect anything like that, and it was humbling as well because there have been a lot of people from UTC CEO and professors that have helped me throughout the semester."
He said the thing he enjoys most about entrepreneurship is the passion and opportunities that come with it.
Entrepreneurs are also a large part of the economy, he said.
"Entrepreneurs have tons and tons of passion, and it's sort of my outlet for creating ideas, developing business plans and meeting new people and making connections while providing value and bringing people along," he said. "It allows you to do all of those things, and the more I learn about entrepreneurship, a lot of value and jobs in our economy come from it."
He said new businesses are started and for however long they are around, people are making money while the businesses grow.
The next step for Ellis is with a start-up company called Supply Hog.
"They recently received some funding from the Chattanooga Renaissance Fund, and they brought me on to help build the company, to recruit new talent, to sell our product and define out company," Ellis said. "We are doing well and have good direction, funding and traction."
Ellis said he has the option to move to U.S. Xpress at the start of May, but hopes to experience continued success at Supply Hog and stay on board with the start-up company.
Supply Hog is for the construction industry and is an online marketplace and auction house, Ellis said.
"Supply Hog believes that building should be simpler so we make sure that contractors find the supplies they need to build the projects that they want to build as easily as possible," he said.


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Michelle Obama Hilariously Breaks Down Why Melania Trump's Inauguration Gift Exchange Appeared So Awkward
The former FLOTUS also explained to Ellen Degeneres how Barack stepped in and saved the day.
Meagan Good and Laz Alonso are free agents once again. The actors' drama series Deception won't be coming back for a second season, NBC confirms.
The hour-long drama, which aired for 11 episodes this year, struggled in the ratings since its March 18 debut on the network. Hopes were high for the series after the wild success of Scandal, which also has a Black female lead in Kerry Washington. There were rumors the show was headed for cancellation after losing 40 percent of its viewers after the series premiere.
However, Good will keep busy this fall with a role in the sequel to her 2011 hit film, Think Like a Man, while Alonzo has street dance flick Battle of the Year coming out soon. Alonzo, who co-starred with Good in the 2011 hit Jumping the Broom, talked to us in January about how their prior working relationship helped their chemistry in Deception.
Good, meanwhile, gave credit to groundbreaking actress Diahann Carroll for creating opportunities for Black women on television.
We're sure it won't be long before these talented actors move on to exciting new projects.
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The province's civilian police watchdog is investigating after a motorist who didn't stop at an OPP RIDE check near Prescott early Wednesday suffered serious injuries when he was hit by a transport truck while fleeing his ditched vehicle on foot.
The Special Investigations Unit said that a vehicle approached OPP officers conducting the impaired driving check on County Road 22 near Highway 401 just after midnight but did not stop.
Officers followed the vehicle which went off the road a short time later.
The 31-year-old man got out of the vehicle and tried to flee but he was struck by a truck, the SIU said. He was taken to the hospital with serious injuries.
In an earlier release, Grenville County OPP said that the man had suffered "minor" injuries and did not mention a police pursuit or that the man had exited the vehicle and been struck by the truck.
The detachment said it could not offer further details because the SIU had invoked its mandate, which is "to maintain confidence in Ontario's police services by assuring the public that police actions resulting in serious injury, death, or allegations of sexual assault are subjected to rigorous, independent investigations."
The OPP reported Wednesday afternoon that the eastbound Highway 401 remained closed between County Road 15 and County Road 18 for a police investigation.
The SIU said that three investigators, two forensic investigators and one collision reconstructionist were assigned to the case.
Anyone with information us asked to contact the lead investigator at 1-800-787-8529. Those with video evidence related to the incident are asked to upload it through the SIU website at siu.on.ca
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28 July 2016
Dear Parents
Welcome back to Term 3. Some of the events this term include:
2 & 10 August Year 5 & 6 Netball Tournaments
3 August John Parsons – Cyber Safety
8 August Speech Competitions
9 August School Olympics
14 August Feast of the Assumption
30 August Polyfest
2 September Ski Trip
We also look forward to Fr. Tony returning after his Tour of Duty or the Mercy hospital ship sailing around the Pacific.
We welcome Sean Hartstonge and Macey Henderson who joined the children in Room 1 on Monday, and Jack Dillinger who joined the Room 8 pupils this morning. We hope you and your families enjoy your time at Sacred Heart.
Mufti for Caritas
Thank you to the children who brought a gold coin last term for Caritas, to support Nila Primary School in the Solomon Islands. $144 was donated.
Communication Survey
At the Board meeting on Monday we discussed the many and varied ways information is sent to and from school.
We currently have a weekly newsletter – paper and on-line and emailed, class emails, facebook, the school website and some class newsletters.
All of these are used but not by all parents, often meaning we are producing the same information in multiple formats.
On a number of occasions I have asked for feedback but have had limited response. This time we will be using Survey Monkey (an online survey tool) to ask 5 – 6 questions. The link will be sent out next week. Please make the time to complete this as changes will be made based on this survey.
John Parsons – Cyber Safety
John Parsons will be here next Wednesday in classes and will run a parent information night at 7.00pm. P lease RSVP to let your childs teacher or me know if you are attending.
Netball Practise Yr 5/6
Reminder netball practice will be held at the stadium from 3pm-4pm. All pupils are to meet under the verandah for transportation.
Please have all Basketball forms in by next Friday 7th August.
A reminder, places are not confirmed until payment is made.
Year 6 Camp Fundraiser – Results
1st Prize 1 Hogget Dunn Tribe (Maiya's Card)
Kindly donated by Theo White
2nd Prize 5 doz Oysters Jacqui O'Connor (Summer's Card)
3rd Prize 2 doz Oysters Kerry Drummond (Jade's Card)
4th Prize 1 doz Oysters Aimee K (Bella-Rose's Card)
5th Prize 1 doz Oysters Diana Hawkes (Maiya's Card)
FAITH FACT – Week 1: 25 – 29 July
World Youth Day Krakow 25th – 31st July
July 25th – St James the Apostle: James, son of Zebedee was one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus, and traditionally considered the first apostle to be martyred. He was a son of Zebedee and Salome, and brother of John the Apostle.
July 29th – St Martha"Jesus loved Martha and Mary and Lazarus." This unique statement in John's gospel tells us of the special relationship Jesus had with Martha, her sister, and her brother. Jesus was a frequent guest at Martha's home in Bethany, a small village two miles from Jerusalem. We read of three visits in Luke 10:38-42, John 11:1-53, and John 12:1-9. Martha welcomes Jesus and his disciples into her home and immediately goes to work to serve them.
Laudato Si'
Pope Francis's highly anticipated encyclical – Laudato Si' is now out. Saint Francis of Assisi reminds us that our common home is like a sister with whom we share our life and a beautiful mother who opens her arms to embrace us. Here are some things to know and share.
What are the basic facts about this encyclical? An encyclical is a teaching document issued by the pope. Encyclicals are among the more solemn and thus more authoritative papal documents. This one is called Laudato Si' ("Be praised" or "Praise be to you")—a line by St. Francis of Assisi. Laudato Si' is the first encyclical prepared entirely at Pope Francis's initiative. It is devoted to ecology and related themes.
Altar Servers
Saturday 30 July 7.00 pm: Josh Henderson & Mason Coulthard
Sunday 31 July 10.30am: Charlie Baynes & Kate Russell
Children's Liturgy: Maria Baynes
Out of School Music are running their final Music Awareness Class for the year. This class teaches rhythm, beat, high/low notes, soft/loud sounds. A fun class for 5-6 year olds. $30/6 weeks Saturday mornings 11.30-12.30 beginning Aug 13th. Based at Girl's High. Contact Deborah 216-5137 or email email@example.com
Class Happenings Room 2
We have some new children in Room 2 this term. We have enjoyed hearing about their holidays.
I went to Kidzone with Mum, Dad and Penelope. I liked the carousel best. Leanne
I went to the swimming pool. I swam and I got new white and blue goggles. Kees
In the weekend it was my birthday and it was fun . I watched "Ballerina Class" on TV with Mum, Ella and McKenzie. Morgan
In the holidays I had a mouse in the towel cupboard. We caught it in a mouse trap and I put it in the rubbish. Taya
I roasted marshmellows on a fire. They kept burning and going on fire. Ella
I went to the pool with my sisters and my Mum. We went to the Ascot Hotel with my family because we have been good at school. Then we went to Leap in Dunedin. Vinny
I went fishing at Dad's river and I caught a big trout. I let it go because I wanted to see it swim away. Jacob H
In the school holidays I went to Kidzone with Nana, Richard, Mum, Dad, Ethan, Abby and Hayley. I got my face painted as a tiger.
Jacob R
In the weekend I went to Transport World and I went to the café and I got a roast and a lemonade. I went for a play in the playground and I played on the big concrete truck. I found a pink and white cloth and I cleaned the whole entire truck. At the end I got a hot chocolate. Ollie
In the holidays we played "Teacher" with Hannah. Hannah was the teacher and Molly and I were the little kids. We got to make a sticker chart and we got some stickers. Zoe
I went to the movies to see the "BFG". I liked when the big giant picked up the girl and took her to his home. She ran away and went back to her home. Charlotte
I went eel trapping. I almost caught an eel but it was in the water and it escaped and then it was on dry land. The trap was a lot made for lobsters and a wee bit made for eels. Lucas
I went to Leo D's party in the holidays. We watched "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory". It had a lot of chocolate. We had chips, gummy bears and marshmellows. When the sun came out I watched "Zootopea". Case
I went tenpin bowling and karting. I won the bowling. It was fun. I loved it. Baylee
In the holidays I went to the museum with Zoe. We did a treasure hunt. I found all of the things. I saw Henry the tuatara. Izabella
I went to Kidzone and went ice skating. Dad came with my sisters. I fell over, I got up and tried again. Lucy
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7 July 2016
Dear Parents
A big thanks to all our helpers this term. We really appreciate your input into helping our school provide extra opportunities for your children.
This week we welcome Kees Groot and his family to our school. We hope they enjoy their time at Sacred Heart.
Good luck to our Aerobics teams taking part in the Aerobics festival on Saturday morning: Ruby Duffy, Lilly Heads, Briarlee Devery, Brooke Johnstone, Anika Winders, Jordis Belesky, Megan Sullivan.
Please meet Mrs Williams, 8am at Centre Stage, Don St.
Sunday Mass – Change of Time
Sunday Mass will now be at 11.00am instead of 10.30am until the end of September. This will be reviewed once Fr Tony is back.
Netball Poles
A big thanks to Karl Hawkes and Alan Contracting for re-setting the sleeves for the netball poles. This was much appreciated.
I will be chasing up the engineer repairing the poles to have them here for the first day of next term.
Mufti Day Tomorrow
There will be a mufti day for children tomorrow Friday 8 July. Children are asked to wear mufti clothing and bring a gold coin to donate to Caritas in supporting Nila Primary School in the Solomon Islands.
All clothing to be taken home tomorrow
Please remember to get your children to take home all their clothing.
Ski Trip Friday 2 September
Sacred Heart Ski Trip is booked for Friday 2 September. This trip is for Year 5-6 students and Year 4 students who are accompanied by a parent. Fees will be $100 per person. More information next term.
PTA – Oysters Raffle Results
Congratulations to the following people who won prizes in the Oyster Raffle. Thank you to the families who supported this fundraiser, we raised approx $2,000. Harrington house sold the most cards and will be treated to hot chips tomorrow for their lunch. The Tagomoa-Kaa family sold 5 cards and will receive 1 doz oysters and a bottle of wine.
Unfortunately we have now been notified, there are no oysters at the factory today, so pick up from school will now be tomorrow.
1st = Hank Oudhoff from the Lindsay card
2nd = Peter Hardy from the Adams' card
3rd = Jo Toogood from the Waddel card
4th = Boniface from the Boniface card
5th = Hillman from the Hillman card
6th = Brasso from the Wanakore card
7th = Tagomoa-Kaa from the Tagomoa-Kaa
8th = Pickett from the Pickett card
9th = Bruce Stockman from the Stockman card
10th = Carol Christmas from the Van Beek card
Family Works – Making a Difference Together
Parenting and caring for children can be challenging and we all need support and encouragement to be the great parents we want to be. Family Works has a range of free programmes that can do just that. Have a look on the noticeboard in the junior corridor and see if there is anything that interests you and your family.
FAITH FACT – The Kingdom of God
Crossing the threshold of faith entails the ongoing conversion of our attitudes, the manners and the standards by which we live; voicing our thoughts in new, unvarnished terms, without papering over differences; offering the new form that Jesus Christ imprints on anyone whom He has touched with his hand and his Gospel of Life, encouraging one another to do something unprecedented for society and for the Church; because "if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation" (2 Cor. 5:17-21).
Altar Servers – Volunteers for the holidays, please.
Netball Results – Finals
Well: Grand Finals were held at the Stadium on Tuesday, and it wasn't a Steel playoff!
Melons last game, saw them take out 5th in their Division, with Maiya TK earning POD for outstanding defence and having a great attitude all term.
Sacred Heart Apples, undefeated, won their final playoff convincingly, against Waverley, 21-2, earning them top spot. POD was Ava Aitken for her midcourt drive.
Well done girls, you made us, coaches and parents, incredibly proud.
Netball practice will be held first Monday of school next term.
Invercargill City Library
I am currently running a consultation for the Invercargill City Library.
The library is looking for feedback on it's proposed new layout. Some of the changes directly affect the children's area and offer a teen areas.
I have attached a link to the consultation and the document that explains it. If you or your child is interested in taking part in this, could you follow this link: http://icc.govt.nz/public-documents/consultation/
Kind regards – Kari Graber
Room 1 Class Happenings
During Term 2, Room 1 have been learning and talking about fire safety.
Yesterday Fireman Sam and Fireman Brad came to school to talk to us about fire safety. This is what we have learnt:
· If smoke is up high in a room, walk out quickly. If smoke is low, crawl out of the room. James
· We need a safe meeting place at home for when we get out of the house. Somewhere like the letterbox. Zoe
· We meet at the number 1 in the car park at school even if we are in the playground playing. Sophie
· It is OK to break a window to get out of a room. Bryden
· If you find matches or a lighter lying around give them to an adult. Jacob
· Don't go back into the house to get anything. Sam
· A candle should always be in a candle holder. Izabella
· You can buy new toys but you can't buy a new me. Lucas
· You can yell "FIRE!, FIRE!, FIRE!, really loud in a fire so other people wake up. Nadia
· The firemen will try and get the pets out of a fire. Mason
. GET DOWN, GET LOW, GET OUT, FAST! Charlotte
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30 June 2016
Dear Parents
Congratulations to Bishop Campbell who has celebrated 50 years as a Priest, at a special mass at St. Mary's Basilica on Monday morning.
Sunday Mass – Change of Time
Sunday Mass will now be at 11.00am instead of 10.30am until the end of September. This will be reviewed once Fr Tony is back.
Thank you for your attendance of our interviews. I apologize for any confusion regards the booking of these. We were unable to use our usual programme due to the shared Room 8 & 9 interviews, but will find an easier solution for next year.
New Plans for School
Last week I met with Bill Haydon from the Catholic Property Office to go over the updated plans for our school upgrade.
As soon as I receive a copy of these, I will put them out for you to view.
John Parsons – IT Expert – Cyber Safety
We are fortunate to have John Parsons here to work with our classes on Wednesday 10 August. He will work with the classes, then run a parent meeting. I would encourage all parents to attend this, especially with an increasing number of schools having BYOD schemes and children from a younger age being exposed to social media. More information next term.
Ski Trip Friday 2 September
Sacred Heart Ski Trip is booked for Friday 2 September. This trip is for Year 5-6 students and Year 4 students who are accompanied by a parent. Fees will be $100 per person.
Oysters Raffle – This is due in today. If you have not returned your card (sold or empty) please do so tomorrow.
Hockey Fees
Hockey Fees have now been calculated and sent home. Please settle these at your earliest convenience.
Family Works – Making a Difference Together
Parenting and caring for children can be challenging and we all need support and encouragement to be the great parents we want to be. Family Works has a range of free programmes that can do just that. Have a look on the noticeboard in the junior corridor and see if there is anything that interests you and your family.
University of Otago College of Education – Wed 6 July 7.00pm
Teaching information Evening 2016 @ 100 Nelson Street.
Learn about our range of programmes in early childhood, primary and primary bicultural teaching available at our Southland Campus.
FAITH FACT – The Kingdom of God
Crossing the threshold of faith leads us to forgive and to be able to put on a smile; it is drawing near to everyone who lives a marginalized existence and calling him by name, it is caring for the frailties of the weakest and supporting their tottering steps, certain that whatever we do for the least of our brethren we do for Jesus himself (Mt 25:40).
There will be a mufti day for children on Friday 8 July, the last day of the term. Children are asked to wear mufti clothing and bring a gold coin to donate to Caritas in supporting Nila Primary School in the Solomon Islands.
Altar Servers
Saturday 25 June 7.00 pm: Greta Jones & Jack Smith
Sunday 26 June 10.30am: Maiya T.K. & Robbie Humm
Children's Liturgy: Maria Baynes
Netball Results – Round 7 of 8
Kate Russell got Player of the Day for her outstanding defending against St Theresa who won 8-6.
Jade Holland's shooting, helped her team Apple win against Waverley 19-8.
Finals next week; game times yet to be confirmed for play offs, with prize giving for all to start at 5.30pm.
We have 4 netball dresses that need their hems repaired.
We are looking for a lovely volunteer? If this is you, please see Mrs Ultee.
Fun Sticks – Sunday Mornings 9.15 – 10 am – $5 each
This programme is to run skills for 4 – 9yrs until 31 July (except for the 17 July). Sticks provided but bring your own mouth guard and shin pads please. Queries to Allison 0274715245.
Southland Shooters – Year 3 / 4
This is a development programme for all children who are keen to experience basketball in the region, commencing August 7 – September 18. $75 each, which includes a Southland Shooters singlet. Enquiries and registration to: email@example.com
Room 9 Class Happenings
Wow, what a busy term we have had.
This term the year 6 children are working with a Room 1 buddy, helping with reading.
We have to remember to:
Pause: Give the children wait time of 5 seconds
Prompt: We have to remind the children read on, re read and get their mouth ready when they come to a tricky word
Praise: Remember to say "well done", "good job". This needs to be throughout the book and the end of the book.
Also we have just finished some Art Work; concentration on concept lines.
Foreshortening is a technique used in perspective to create the illusion of an object going back strongly into the distance.
Have a look on Room 7's window to see the master pieces.
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One in 10 motorists do not have breakdown cover for their vehicle – which potentially equates to 203,826 vehicles on Irish road - according to research carried out by motoring services specialist Easytrip.
Respondents to the Easytrip survey were also asked if they had experienced a breakdown incident in the last 12 months, to which 35 per cent said they did. The following breakdown incidents were revealed as the top five:
Flat / damaged tyres (44 per cent )
Battery failure (25 per cent )
Mechanical problem (12 per cent )
Keys lost or locked in vehicle (7 per cent )
Electrical fault (6 per cent )
With winter time having officially started on October 29, respondents were also asked what they least liked about driving during the winter months. The research revealed the top three most stressful winter driving conditions for motorists as:
Driving on icy roads (57 per cent )
Poor visibility of cyclists on the road (43 per cent )
Glare from other driver's headlights (41 per cent )
Easytrip advises Irish motorists to check their vehicles regularly, in particular their tyres, for any defects. The transport company also urged motorists to remember that the darker and colder weather can make driving more stressful, and urged them to be prepared, drive slowly, and be ready to adapt to the wide range of driving conditions that the winter months can bring.


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Royal Brunei Airlines resumes flights from Brunei to Denpasar, Bali after a six year absence.
Jetstar Airways represents 60% of group flying; decline in New Zealand
Jetstar Airways continues to launch domestic routes, like the recent Gold Coast to Mackay service which started earlier this month. anna.aero investigates the international component of its network, plus its top 12 routes, as the LCC moves into its 11th year of operations.
Dragonair launches first flight to Indonesia
Dragonair joins Cathay Pacific Airways (and others) in linking Hong Kong with Denpasar in Bali.
Jetstar Airways departs to Denpasar from Brisbane
Jetstar Airways makes Brisbane its sixth Australian airport with a Denpasar service.
Garuda Indonesia adds two new domestic routes
Garuda Indonesia uses ATR 72s to launch new services competing with Wings Air and TransNusa.
Flights up 15% and ASKs up 5.9% between Asia and Australasia; Singapore – Australia #1 country pair
The relationship between Asia and Australasia has grown considerably over the years as both regions are actively engaged economically and culturally. As air services have become extremely significant for the development of both regions, resulting in flights increasing by 15% and ASKs up 5.9%, anna.aero takes a closer look at the trends between the two […]


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Mind, Brain, and Education
Class announcement: EDPSY 597A, spring 2011
EDPSY 597A: Mind, Brain, and Education
Spring 2011
Class time: Wednesdays, 1:00p.m.–4:00p.m.
Professor: P. Karen Murphy
Purpose: To explore understandings about human learning and instruction in relation to internal, biological mechanisms of the brain as understood through nueroscience and brain imaging techniques.
Sample Topics Covered: Brain anatomy, fMRI, memory, executive control, motivation, emotion, self-regulation, and content-area learning.
Audience: Graduate students with a thorough understanding of learning theory and instructional practice.
Students also will tour of imaging labs on campus.


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Temperature for December 2011
In December 2011 the average high temperature in Memphis, TN was 57.3°F, and this was 2.5°F warmer than the average of 54.8°F. The hottest day in December 2011 was 15 December when the temperature reached 70.0°F. Overnight the average temperature in December is 34.8°F and in 2011 the average overnight temperature was 1.2°F warmer at 36.0°F.


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The Dreaded Ambull Compatible Tokens & Markers
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This set of 3D printed tiles and markers are the perfect addition to the Blackstone Fortress Token Set and Custom Marker Sets.
Designed by The Dragon's Rest, this set includes 28 individual pieces all scaled to work seamlessly with either the cardboard tiles in the main game or our larger Deluxe and Basic Tiles Sets. The larger Tile Set versions also have the clip holes built into the bases of the Entrance and Nest to allow them to be connected to the rest of the tiles with the included clips.
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Havering Education Services (HES) has been shortlisted for the UK Customer Experience Awards 2019 (CXA) in the Product or Service Development category.
CXA is a national awards programme that recognises organisations and individuals who strive to enhance their customer experience through innovative means. The awards will celebrate its tenth anniversary this year and span across industries with large organisations such as Aldi, Sky, O2, and DHL all being shortlisted for the awards.
HES' shortlisting is an important achievement and is testament to the hard work and dedication of our teams and a thriving partnership model that is helping to enhance our offer to schools and settings. The shortlisting recognises our continued effort to strive for the best experience for our customers in Havering and beyond.
Trevor Cook, Assistant Director, Learning & Achievement, said of the shortlisting: "To be recognised for such a prestigious award highlights the terrific work our education service is doing. CXA is a national award programme and we have been shortlisted amongst some major players across industries demonstrating the high standard of our results and dedication to our customers."
CXA '19 winners will be announced on Thursday 10th October 2019. For a full list of finalists, click here. For more details about CXA, click here.


text: I Ilive in Ga and we have a poisonous snake in our area called the Copper head. We had just returned the 10 week old chicks back to the run when I saw them killing something. The snake was a juvenile, but just as poisonous as an adult. As least that's what I have alwasys heard. They are not very big snakes this one was aprox 10". It took all I had to get it away from the hens to take the pics. So far so good, no one looks swollen or hurt. This is the second snake my chicks have killed (yeah) As you can see it was torn in sections by the time I got it.


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Everybody loves spaghetti with clam sauce. It's quick and delicious. For the best-tasting gluten-free pasta, try Sam Mills pasta d'oro.
Spaghetti is complimented beautifully by the homemade clam sauce. Clams are a wonderful source of Vitamin A, B12, selenium, magnesium, iron, and omega-3. The clam sauce turns spaghetti into an elegant dish for any special occasion.
What Ingredients Will You Need To Make Spaghetti With Clam Sauce?
- spaghetti
- minced clams with juice
- white wine
- extra-virgin olive oil
- garlic
- parsley
- salt and pepper
- butter
- and parmesan cheese
How To Make Spaghetti With Clam Sauce
*Free printable recipe card is available at the end of the post
It's hard to believe how quick and easy the sauce is to make. Heat oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add garlic and cook until golden. Then add the clams and white wine, simmering until slightly thickened, just five minutes, before adding salt, pepper, parsley, and butter.
Meanwhile, bring a pot of water to a boil, with some salt and oil. Add gluten free spaghetti and cook according to package directions. Drain and rinse the spaghetti. Toss with clam sauce and top with grated parmesan cheese.
That's it. An easy elegant meal. Enjoy!
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Gluten Free Spaghetti with Clam Sauce
- 16 oz. package of Sam Mills gluten-free spaghetti cook according to package
- 2 6.5 ounce cans minced clams with juice
- 1/2 cup white wine
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 4 minced garlic cloves
- 1/4 cup chopped parsley
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 2 tablespoons grated parmesan cheese
- Bring pot of water to a boil, with about 1 tablespoon of salt and 1 tablespoon of oil. Add gf spaghetti and cook according to package directions.
- Meanwhile in a large skillet heat oil over a medium-low heat. Add garlic and cook until golden. Add clams with the juice and the wine and simmer until slightly thickened, about 5 minutes.
- Add drained pasta, salt, pepper, parsley and butter to the sauce. Toss and top with grated parmesan cheese.
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Concept: Immunodeficiency
Efficacy, Safety, and Pharmacokinetics of a Novel Human Immune Globulin Subcutaneous, 20 % in Patients with Primary Immunodeficiency Diseases in North America
- Journal of clinical immunology
- Published almost 4 years ago
- Discuss
Patients with primary immunodeficiency disease (PIDD) typically require life-long intravenous (IV) or subcutaneous (SC) immunoglobulin (Ig) replacement therapy to prevent recurrent infections. The efficacy, safety, and pharmacokinetics of a highly concentrated (20 %) Ig preparation for SC administration (IGSC 20 %) were evaluated in a prospective trial in patients with PIDD. A total of 74 patients (aged 3-83 years) received 4327 IGSC 20 % infusions over a median of 380.5 days. The rate of validated serious bacterial infections was 0.012 event/patient-year (p < 0.0001 compared with the historical control), and the annualized rate of infection was 2.41 events/patient. Median IgG trough levels were >14.5 g/l. The median maximum infusion rate was 60 ml/h/site (range 4.4-180), resulting in a median infusion duration of 0.95 h. A volume ≥30 ml was infused per site in 74.8 % of IGSC 20 % infusions. Most (84.9 %) infusions were administered using ≤2 infusion sites; for 99.8 % of infusions, there was no need to interrupt/stop administration or reduce the infusion rate. No related serious adverse event (AE) occurred during IGSC 20 % treatment; related non-serious AEs occurred at a rate of 0.036 event/infusion. The incidence of related local AEs was 0.015 event/infusion and of related systemic AEs was 0.021 event/infusion; most were mild in severity, none severe. Increased infusion rates or volumes were not associated with higher AE rates. The investigated IGSC 20 % treatment was shown to be effective and safe, enabling higher infusion rates and volumes per site compared to conventional SC treatments, resulting in fewer infusion sites and shorter infusion durations.
Placental transfer of maternally-derived IgA precludes the use of guthrie card eluates as a screening tool for primary immunodeficiency diseases.
There is a need for neonatal screening tools to improve the long-term clinical outcome of patients with primary immunodeficiency diseases (PID). Recently, a PCR-based screening method for both TRECs and KRECs using Guthrie card samples has been developed. However, the applicability of these excision circle assays is limited to patients with severe T or B cell lymphopenia (SCID, XLA and A-T), whereas the most common forms of PID are not detected. Absence of serum IgA is seen in a major fraction of patients with immunological defects. As serum IgA in newborns is considered to be of fetal origin, eluates from routinely collected dried blood spot samples might thus be suitable for identification of children with PID. To assess the applicability of such screening assays, stored Guthrie card samples were obtained from 47 patients with various forms of primary immunodeficiency diseases (SCID, XLA, A-T, HIGM and IgAD), 20 individuals with normal serum IgA levels born to IgA-deficient mothers and 51 matched healthy newborns. Surprisingly, normal serum IgA levels were found in all SCID, XLA, A-T and HIGM patients and, additionally, in all those IgAD patients born to IgA-sufficient mothers. Conversely, no serum IgA was found in any of the 16 IgAD patients born by IgA-deficient mothers. Moreover, half of the IgA-sufficient individuals born by IgA-deficient mothers also lacked IgA at birth whereas no IgA-deficient individuals were found among the controls. IgA in neonatal dried blood samples thus appears to be of both maternal and fetal origin and precludes its use as a reliable marker for neonatal screening of primary immunodeficiency diseases.
Efficacy, safety, tolerability and pharmacokinetics of a novel human immune globulin subcutaneous, 20%: a phase 2/3 study in Europe in patients with primary immunodeficiencies
- Clinical and experimental immunology
- Published almost 4 years ago
- Discuss
A highly-concentrated (20%) immunoglobulin G (IgG) preparation for subcutaneous administration (IGSC 20%), would offer a new option for antibody replacement therapy in patients with primary immunodeficiency diseases (PIDD). The efficacy, safety, tolerability and pharmacokinetics of IGSC 20% were evaluated in a prospective trial in Europe in 49 patients with PIDD aged 2 to 67 years. Over a median of 358 days, patients received 2349 IGSC 20% infusions at monthly doses equivalent to those administered for previous intravenous or subcutaneous IgG treatment. The rate of validated acute bacterial infections (VASBIs) was significantly lower than 1 per year (0.022/patient-year, p<0.0001); the rate of all infections was 4.38/patient-year. Median trough IgG concentrations were ≥8g/l. There was no serious adverse event (AE) deemed related to IGSC 20% treatment; related non-serious AEs occurred at a rate of 0.101 event/infusion. The incidence of local related AEs was 0.069 event/infusion (0.036 event/infusion, when excluding a 13 year-old patient who reported 79/162 total related local AEs). The incidence of related systemic AEs was 0.032 event/infusion. Most related AEs were mild, none severe. For 64.6% of patients and in 94.8% of IGSC 20% infusions, no local related AE occurred. The median infusion duration was 0.95 (range: 0.3-4.1) h using mostly 1 to 2 administration sites (median = 2 sites [range: 1-5]). Almost all infusions (99.8%) were administered without interruption/stopping or rate reduction. These results demonstrate that IGSC 20% provides an effective and well-tolerated therapy for patients previously on intravenous or subcutaneous treatment, without the need for dose adjustment. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.
Ending the HIV-AIDS Pandemic - Follow the Science
- The New England journal of medicine
- Published over 4 years ago
- Discuss
In July 1996, researchers, policymakers, and activists involved in the fight against HIV-AIDS met in Vancouver, Canada, for the 11th International Conference on AIDS. During that historic meeting, practitioners and patients heard evidence regarding a powerful weapon to stop the relentless onslaught of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV): combination antiretroviral therapy (ART), with a protease inhibitor as the centerpiece of the regimen. In the nearly 20 years since that watershed meeting, the early promise of durable effects from combination therapy has been realized for many patients: between 2000 and 2014, the rollout of ART saved an estimated 7.8 million lives . . .
Video Game Intervention for Sexual Risk Reduction in Minority Adolescents: Randomized Controlled Trial
- Journal of medical Internet research
- Published almost 3 years ago
- Discuss
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) disproportionately impacts minority youth. Interventions to decrease HIV sexual risk are needed.
Disparities in cancer treatment among patients infected with the human immunodeficiency virus
Patients with cancer who are infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) are less likely to receive cancer treatment compared with HIV-uninfected individuals. However, to the authors' knowledge, the impact of insurance status and comorbidities is unknown.
HIV Diagnoses Among Persons Aged 13-29 Years - United States, 2010-2014
- MMWR. Morbidity and mortality weekly report
- Published over 2 years ago
- Discuss
In 2014, persons aged 13-29 years represented 23% of the U.S. population, yet accounted for 40% of diagnoses of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection during the same year (1). During 2010-2014, the rates of diagnosis of HIV infection decreased among persons aged 15-19 years, were stable among persons aged 20-24 years, and increased among persons aged 25-29 years (1). However, these 5-year age groups encompass multiple developmental stages and potentially mask trends associated with the rapid psychosocial changes during adolescence through young adulthood. To better understand HIV infection among adolescents aged 13-17 years and young adults aged 18-29 years in the United States and identify ideal ages to target primary HIV prevention efforts, CDC analyzed data from the National HIV Surveillance System (NHSS)* using narrow age groups. During 2010-2014, rates of diagnosis of HIV infection per 100,000 population varied substantially among persons aged 13-15 years (0.7), 16-17 years (4.5), 18-19 years (16.5), and 20-21 years (28.6), and were higher, but less variable, among persons aged 22-23 years (34.0), 24-25 years (33.8), 26-27 years (31.3), and 28-29 years (28.7). In light of the remarkable increase in rates between ages 16-17, 18-19, and 20-21 years, and a recent study revealing that infection precedes diagnosis for young persons by an average of 2.7 years (2), these findings demonstrate the importance of targeting primary prevention efforts to persons aged <18 years and continuing through the period of elevated risk in their mid-twenties.
Genomic modulators of the immune response
- Trends in genetics : TIG
- Published over 7 years ago
- Discuss
Our understanding of immunity has historically been informed by studying heritable mutations in both the adaptive and innate immune responses, including primary immunodeficiency and autoimmune diseases. Recent advances achieved through the application of genomic and epigenomic approaches are reshaping the study of immune dysfunction and opening up new avenues for therapeutic interventions. Moreover, applying genomic techniques to resolve functionally important genetic variation between individuals is providing new insights into immune function in health. This review describes progress in the study of rare variants and primary immunodeficiency diseases arising from whole-exome sequencing (WES), and discusses the application, success, and challenges of applying genome-wide association studies (GWAS) to disorders of immune function and how they may inform more rational use of therapeutics. In addition, the application of expression quantitative-trait mapping to immune phenotypes, progress in understanding MHC disease associations, and insights into epigenetic mechanisms at the interface of immunity and the environment are reviewed.
Variability of memory B cell markers in a cohort of Common Variable Immune Deficiency patients over six months
- Scandinavian journal of immunology
- Published over 7 years ago
- Discuss
OBJECTIVE: Common Variable Immunodeficiency Disorder (CVID) is a complex disorder that predisposes patients to recurrent and severe infections. Immunophenotypic classification schemes were developed to categorise CVID patients into phenotypic and prognostic groups based on different memory B cell subsets. Whether the B cell subset analysis is stable over time has not been investigated. METHODS: B cell phenotyping in CVID patients (n=15) and sex- and age-matched controls (n=26) were carried out according to the three B cell classifications. CVID patients were evaluated monthly over six months. Controls were assessed once during the study. RESULTS: We scored how often each patient was assigned to the same group within each classification. The Freiburg classification assigned patients to the same group at a rate of 73% and the Paris classification at 88%. The EUROclass classification of smB- vs smB+ was at 90%. The two sub-classifications [(smB-21low or smB-21norm) and transitional B] were at 87% and 97% respectively. The level of naïve B cells measured in all CVID patients during the 6 month evaluation was the most stable B cell subset. CONCLUSION: We conclude that all classifications systems show considerable variability but the EUROclass classification was the most reliable scheme for our 15 CVID and 26 healthy cohorts. Our results indicate that phenotypic classifications within CVID will be difficult while there is variability of commonly used assays.
Necrotizing periodontitis as a possible manifestation of common variable immunodeficiency.
- International journal of oral and maxillofacial surgery
- Published over 7 years ago
- Discuss
Common variable immunodeficiency (CVID) is an inherited disease characterized by hypogammaglobulinaemia and impaired humoural immunoresponse and is mainly associated with recurrent infections of the airway and the digestive tract. An 18-year old female with a diagnosis of CVID associated with a devastating necrotizing periodontitis, ultimately resulting in complete destruction of the periodontium and loss of all teeth, is reported. Clinical, biochemical, microbiological and radiographic examinations are presented. The report highlights the likely importance of immunoglobulin replacement and intensive dental hygiene in CVID patients, and the devastating effect of non-compliance in such patients.


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Walker Recall Effort Now Needs 1 Million Signatures
Organizers Admit Their Job Got Tougher
Recall organizers admitted their job just got tougher now that they have to collect more than 1 million signatures to recall both Gov. Scott Walker and Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch.
In less than two weeks, Democrats plan to kick off their recall effort against Walker, and while they still don't have a candidate to run against him, they said it doesn't because at this point, it's all about collecting signatures.
Mahlon Mitchell, president of the Professional Firefighters of Wisconsin, spoke at his first public event since indicating he might run against Walker in a recall race, firing up a crowd of recall volunteers.
"Show me what democracy looks like," Mitchell said. "I look at it, as we share the sacrifice, they share the wealth."
Mitchell is one of a handful of people who could run against Walker. Organizers said they don't need a candidate yet, because they are focusing for now on collecting hundreds of thousands of signatures.
"I want to be part of the team that helps decide that and whatever role I play to move Wisconsin forward, I look forward to the challenge," Mitchell said.
Organizers said the challenge got twice as hard after the attorney general ruling that Walker and Kleefisch would have to be recalled separately, meaning gathering 540,000 signatures for each of them.
Former Dane County executive Kathleen Falk, who's mulling a recall run, said they planned for this possibility.
"People are so fired up, it won't make a difference. Either way, we'll get the signatures," Falk said.
Democrats have been running small recall training sessions across the state for weeks, but come Nov. 15, they said their effort to get the signatures will be more visible.
"I think there's going to be midnight madness events on college campuses. I think you're going to see big events," said Graeme Zielinski, of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin.
Once Democrats start collecting signatures, they will have 60 days to get enough to trigger a recall. They said their goal is to get 600,000 for each candidate, which is a lot more than the 540,000 that are needed.
Assuming there is a recall election, experts said it will likely break fundraising records. Mike McCabe, head of a nonpartisan group that tracks political spending, said about $44 million was forked over in the nine state Senate recall races this summer. McCabe predicted a statewide race will dwarf that, with spending by candidates and outside groups topping $100 million.
"A tiny segment of the society is really buying the elections and owning the government, and that's the central problem we have in our politics today," McCabe asid.
Campaign finance rules set a cap at $10,000 on campaign donations, but a quirk in state law allows candidates in office to receive unlimited donations while recall organizers gather signatures against them. The person running against Walker would have to abide by campaign finance rules.


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RC WorldToys and Fun for Everyone
Welcome to RC World
RC World Malta is not simply just a toy shop but one of the largest in Malta and Gozo
Established in 2008 by founder Stephen Mifsud, RC World pride themselves on offering a unique shopping experience and first class customer service.
They were the first retail shop to provide hoverboards and space scooters in Malta and continue to break the boundaries of Toy Shops in Malta.
Infact they have so much to offer with their three different stores all under the one roof in Naxxar!
This where it all started for RC World and they continue to offer the very latest toys, costumes and games from around the world. Not only can you find a huge range of products but many are all at discounted prices!
Here you will find all of your children's favourites including Dora, Ben10 , Fireman Sam, Mickey, Minnie, Hello Kitty and much much more!
It's not just children who can enjoy themselves for hours at RC World, in their collectables section adults can too!
For collectors of memorabilia from films, books, anime, comics, TV series, a visit to RC Collectables is essential!
They have a unique range of statues, action figures, mugs, clothing, memorabilia, stationery, accessories, games, gifts and home decor of your favourite characters.
Harry Potter World
For all you Potterheads, a visit to Malta's Harry Potter World shop is a must! Here you will find a range of collectables including wands, books, collectors items and much more.
There's even an awesome photo opportunity before you even walk in to the shop, with Malta's own version of Platform 9 and 3/4 at the entrance!


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Our Two Cents
Catholic Courier | 03.01.2011
Category: Blogs
The Catholic Courier's newsroom staff members share observations and information on the stories we are producing and on other topics on our minds. The title is a common expression that calls to mind the destitute widow (Mark 12:41-44 and Luke 21:1-5) who throws two coins into the mite box.
Copyright © 2011 Catholic Courier, Inc. All rights reserved. Linking is encouraged, but republishing or redistributing, including by framing or similar means, without the publisher's prior written permission is prohibited.


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I am two weeks away from my first anniversary of being married to my wonderful wife. As much as I am not a fan of lists, this is the best way to fit this all in one blog. Here is what I have learned in a year (in no particular order):
- Happy wife does mean happy life: If you love and care for someone enough, you want them to be happy. Sometimes that means going out with her friends, letting her pick the movie, cleaning up without being reminded, cooking her favorite meal, etc… It isn't a sacrifice making her happy in turn makes you happy.
- I am the one who steals the covers: I thought it was her, but it isn't. She's taking back what is rightfully hers.
- If you don't feel like cooking, don't critique the way she's doing it. That is a fast track to an empty belly. Don't like how she chops veggies? You have two options, step in and do them yourself or shut the hell up. Complaining only leads to a fight and no food in the belly.
- She will not love everything you do. I will not watch the Bachelor, she doesn't like wrestling. She hates apples, I hate bananas. She thinks root beer is disgusting, I don't like sweet tea. Who cares. Who wants to spend the rest of their lives with themselves?
- Even though you won't like the same things, it's fun to try liking what she does. Not only am I addicted to Big Brother now, because of her, but I have had a pedicure that felt amazing. I also learned how keeping the house clean as you go makes it easier when it is time to deep clean things. She has learned to try any kind of food at least once with me and we have found some pretty amazing things with that.
- Every married couple should have one morning person and one person who is not.
- Marriage is having someone to support you in the hard times.
- Every marriage is different. There is no need to try and compare yourselves to someone else's story, or what they have, or how they do things. Just be yourself in your own relationship.
- Compromise means pooping with the door closed.
- Getting home to your wife is more important than happy hour with work friends.
- Be goofy and laugh often.
- Say "I love you" everyday when you leave in the morning and before you go to bed everyday.
- Rainy days stuck inside aren't near as bad when you have someone to watch movies and play Yahtzee.
- Going to new places is always better than the same ol' same ol'.
- I suck at rock paper scissors. I used to be good, I swear.
- Hearing "I love you" everyday means more to me than I ever thought.
Of course this list could go longer. But we can save that for another time.
"I urge you to please notice when you are happy and exclaim or murmur or think at some point, "If this isn't nice, I don't know what is" -Kurt Vonnegut


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Preliminary Study Suggests Drug May Help Babies with Spinal Muscular Atrophy
A preliminary study suggests that an investigational drug may help increase protein levels in babies with spinal muscular atrophy.
Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is an inherited disease that leads to loss of motor function. It is the leading genetic cause of death in infants and toddlers. The disease is caused by reduced levels of the survival motor neuron (SMN) protein. In SMA, the SMN1 gene is mutated or missing. The backup SMN2 gene allows production of some of the necessary protein.
The new drug, called RG7916, is a liquid solution given orally once a day. It is designed to modulate the SMN2 gene splicing to increase SMN protein.
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ARNP FNP FP-C Family Practice Nurse Practitioner in Bellingham, WA Associates in Family Medicine - Bellingham, WA
ARNP FNP FP-C Family Practice Nurse Practitioner
Associates in Family Medicine – Bellingham, WA
Stable family practice (most ARNP's in the clinic have been a part of our team for 11-14 years).
Accepting applications for a Family Practice Nurse Practitioner in Bellingham, WA. Competitive salary and benefits. 4 day work week. No hospital work. No on-call responsibilities. Enjoy a stable work environment as an appreciated member of team that excels in the art of healing.
Ranked 11th by National Geographic as one of the top 50 cities to live and play. Its setting has made Bellingham popular in recent years: The sheltered waters (both salt and fresh) are perfect for kayaking and sailing, and the tall mountains are ideal for hiking, mountain climbing, snowboarding, and skiing. Tallest of these peaks is volcanic Mount Baker (10,778 feet), which rises about 40 miles east of town at the edge of North Cascades National Park.
Yet even though it lies just 18 miles below the 49th parallel, Bellingham's climate is mild enough with infrequent frosts that a species of palm is hardy and camellias flourish. In spring, urban lawns are covered with daffodils and tulips; summer brings strawberries, blueberries, and cascades of roses; in autumn, apple, pear, and plum trees are weighed down by bushels of fruit. Winter can turn cold, but lowland snow is rare.
Learn more about Bellingham here: http://www.bellingham-subdued-excitement.com/
Associates in Family Medicine has been serving Bellingham and Whatcom County for over 41 years. We are dedicated to quality healthcare for the entire family. We are currently accepting applications for a Family Practice Nurse Practitioner who will provide care to pediatric through geriatric patients.
Preference will be given to clinicians with EHR competence and the ability to establish rapport and maintain relationships with patients.
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- Provide counseling, information, and advice regarding health maintenance, life style, contraception, disease management, and treatment of injuries.
- Working with other health care team members to assure optimal delivery of health care.
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Berlin Community Radio presents: The Loop Live Stream
Bringing together Berlin's continually evolving communities and through a modern platform for cultural exchange, Berlin Community Radio is home to over 100 shows covering a variety of topics and formats: arts, music across genres, culture, relationships, queer politics, literature readings, feminism discussions, gender and internet phenomenons.
Loop is partnering with Berlin Community Radio for 2016 to present a live radio stream from Funkhaus over the Loop weekend - on Fri 4 and Sat 5 Nov from 12:00-18:00. Loop attendees are welcome to drop by BCR's Funkhaus studio to see and listen to the shows live. No pre-registration necessary.
In a series of "Berlin Perspectives" programs, Berlin based artists, many of them BCR's regular hosts, will be playing and discussing their favourite music from Berlin. "BCR Loop Special" and Sarah Miles and Anastazja Filipovna's "Welcome to the Room" will feature interviews with and musical selections from some of Loop's international participants. All BCR shows will be made available as podcasts afterwards.
Schedule: Friday 4 Nov
12:00 - 14:00 Berlin Perspectives: BCR Incubator with Rui HO + Bonaventure + The Neighbourhood Character
Rui Ho is a non-binary music producer and DJ from China whose music is a mix of modern electronic club music and traditional Chinese musical soundscapes with a focus on cyber identity, deconstruction and emotive internet music. Bonaventure (Soraya Lutangu) uses music as an identity research tool along with practical and speculative initiatives to connect her African and European roots and investigate human boundaries. Ari Robey Lawrence - aka The Neighbourhood Character - is a queer black artist from Berkeley, California who moved to Berlin 6 years and has a release on Lakuti's Uzuri imprint called 'Old Shady Grady and The Neighbourhood Character: Tales from Caturday'. About BCR Incubator: With a special focus on underrepresented and marginalized creative voices, the first BCR Incubator brought together four emerging Berlin-based electronic artists – Nene Hatun, The Neighbourhood Character, Rui Ho and Bonaventure – for a series of month-long radio residencies beginning in May 2016. At Loop they will be presenting two Berlin Perspectives shows from the BCR Funkhaus studio.
14:00 - 15:00 Berlin Perspectives: rRoxymore
A house and techno producer of international renown, rRoxymore's steadily growing discography is as varied as it is incisive. From the playful repurposed 80s synth pop of "Ministry Of Silly Talks" on Huntleys & Palmers, to the dark, psychedelic depth of her recent Macro imprint EP Tautologies, plus diverse releases for Cómeme and Human Level, rRoxymore is intent upon building bridges between sound worlds. This show will explore the house and techno scene in Berlin.
15:00 - 16:00 Gudrun Gut presents female:pressure
Gudrun Gut has been a key player in Berlin's cultural landscape for the past 30 years through numerous solo projects, bands and collaborations. She runs the Monika Enterprise and Moabit labels, releasing mostly female artists, and hosted the Oceanclub radio show with Thomas Fehlmann for many years. In this program, Gudrun Gut will present some of the artists from the female:pressure network, an international network of female artists in electronic music, who are coming to Loop as participants.
16:00 - 17:00 Berlin Perspectives: Why Be + Ziúr
Why Be and Ziúr make new hybrid club sounds beyond established genres, integrating a wide variety of influences. While Why Be moved to Berlin from Denmark, Ziúr has been an active participant in the city's music scenes for many years. Their show will introduce the music of many like-minded producers who collaborate internationally and who've have gathered in Berlin in recent years, to bring new sonic perspectives to the dancefloor.
17:00 - 18:00 BCR Loop Special: CDR
CDR (Create, Define, Release) is an evolving multi-platform music project that organizes regular nights of tracks and ideas in the making, held in several cities including London and Berlin. By getting a chance to publicly listen to their works in progress, on a great club soundsystem, producers can identify how to develop their songs and discuss them with other producers. Tony Nwachukwu, producer, lecturer and music consultant based in London, is the founding director of CDR. David Tinning, cultural producer, director of Santuri (a music organization in East Africa) and radio maker, manages CDR in Berlin. In their show, they will share tracks from previous CDR sessions, including key moments from CDR's history.
For the Berlin Community Radio Loop Live Stream Saturday program, click here.


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A Night at the Palace Celebration Fundraiser
In October, more than 200 guests joined members of the Seabourn team within the magnificent surroundings of Blenheim Palace, in Oxfordshire, England, at the culmination of Seabourn's 30th anniversary celebrations, and to raise funds for the Lords and Lady Taverners charity.
Chris Austin, Seabourn's Senior Vice President Global Sales & Marketing, along with Lynn Narraway, Seabourn's Managing Director - UK & Ireland, hosted the event, which was attended by a number of loyal Seabourn friends, travel partners and guests, including actress and singer Elaine Paige OBE and godmother to our new Seabourn Ovation; Royal Portrait Painter Richard Stone, a popular Seabourn Conversations guest, and his wife Rhonda; additional popular Seabourn Conversations speakers such as Lord Digby Jones and Grant Harrold, the Royal Butler; and legendary TV presenter Judith Chalmers OBE, together with host of stars of the stage and screen. British songwriter, lyricist and musician Sir Richard Stilgoe compered the event, while the headline speaker was Jo Caulfied, a well-known actress, comedian and writer.
Guests enjoyed a special inaugural performance by a
Blenheim Palace, seat of the Spencer-Churchill family (and once home to Sir Winston Churchill) is the only British Palace not owned by the Royal Family, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The evening saw nearly $100,000 USD raised for the Lords Taverners charity, which is the UK's leading youth cricket and disability sports charity whose objective is to give disadvantaged and disabled young people a 'sporting chance.' Its minibus program has put more than 1,194 minibuses on the road since 1976 enabling countless young people with disabilities to enjoy new places and experiences every year. Seabourn's fundraising has already resulted in one branded mini-bus for the Angmering School in West Sussex in 2015, and a second 'Seabourn' mini-bus will be presented to the Park School in Kilmarnock, Scotland later this year.
It was an incredibly successful event and, as Lynn Narraway said, "We were overwhelmed by the generosity of not only the Taverners, and our Seabourn guests, but also our travel partners."


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Trailer Tuesday: The Spirit
Speak of the devil... er... Spirit. Yeah, it was only last week that I commented on this comic book adaptation, written and directed by Frank Miller, based on the classic Will Eisner comic series.
Honestly, watching this teaser trailer, my initial opinion hasn't changed much. The Spirit film clearly isn't as gritty or intense as Miller's 300 and Sin City film adaptations - this is understandable, considering Eisner's groundbreaking hybrid source material, which supposedly mixed crime drama, film noir, lighthearted adventure, mystery, horror, comedy and romance. (I say "supposedly" because I'm largely unfamiliar with The Spirit series).
Anyway, returning to the trailer, the film makers clearly aren't doing much to distance themselves from the hyper-stylisation of Sin City and 300 - which is a bit concerning if they don't want to be seen as derivative. There's the black, white and red colour pallet of Sin City; the swirling cloaks, the stark urban environment, the grim voice-over. There's even the 300-style font and character leap towards the camera lens... So, I dunno. I'm still going to wait and see about this one. I just really hope Frank Miller isn't a one trick pony when it comes to movie making.
The Spirit is due out in January next year - the release date period most often used by studios when they're unsure about how audiences will respond to their more "unusual / quirky" offerings.


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In our Archdiocese, the Feast of the Ascension is transferred to the Seventh Sunday in Easter. The transferring of the Feast has the advantage that it helps to convey one of the points we have tried to make: the Resurrection is a process, a journey. We now have the opportunity to reflect about the last two steps of the journey on the last two Sundays of Easter: the Feast of the Ascension, and the Feast of Pentecost.
During the last week, the gospels had Jesus telling his disciples one message: He leaves them, in order that they can continue the mission. Before he leaves, Jesus promises them his constant presence—a non-physical one—the Holy Spirit, a promise of which we are still partakers today. However, Jesus did not leave because the disciples were ready to continue the mission. Rather, the opposite is true: both Acts and the Gospel this Sunday show (we have said that before) that the initial community of disciples struggled mightily before they understood Jesus' identity and mission.
Even at the time of his final farewell—after all the teaching, all the miracles, the Passion, the Cross, and the Resurrection—the disciples are still questioning Jesus about the restoration of Israel. They still hold fast to understanding Jesus as a political Messiah who was to free Israel. The gospel conveys also that something is wrong when Matthew indicates that the disciples "saw him, they worshipped him, but they doubted" him.
Despite their unpreparedness, Jesus in the gospel gives them what we have come to call the great commission: "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations." And in Acts, the two men in white garments tell the disciples, "Men of Galilee, why are you standing there looking at the sky?"
We, too, struggle to understand Jesus' identity and mission. We struggle to understand what the Resurrection means, how it is a mission, and what it asks us to become. To become a community of the Resurrection is to do what the 'men in white' and Jesus tell the disciples (whether they were ready to hear it or not, just like us):
Go! The same message the women had received at the Tomb at the Resurrection. A community of the Resurrection is a community that does not "stand" but "goes out." Jesus is telling his disciples—and he is telling us today—to move, to go out, not to stand in simple contemplation.
Not (only) looking at the sky: A community of the Resurrection is not one that "looks intently at the sky" only living the "spiritual" aspects of faith, but one that looks down to earth, where people are suffering and in need of the Good News. It would be so easy to live faith without what faith demands of us in service towards others, especially those most in need.
Call to make disciples of all nations: the greatest good news is that, through his leaving us, Jesus makes us responsible for the continuation of his mission. Making disciples of all nations means for us that we are called to make disciples everywhere, of every race, gender, economic status, ideology, sexual orientation, in any walk of life.
Ours is not an easy mission. We need help. Thus, Jesus promises us today that the help will be the coming of the Holy Spirit. The actualization of that constant promise is what we celebrate at Pentecost—not only a historical event, but a constant presence that we need to learn to discern today.


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Located in the port town of Bhatkal in the state of Karnataka, Murdeshwar is considered to be a major religious site amongst Hindus for its temples and religious places. The history of Murdeshwar dates back to the time of Ramayana and hence, is the reason behind it being deemed as a sacred place.
Murdeshwar is also famous for the world's second largest Shiva statue installed in its coastal region. Apart from temples and sacred places, you can also visit Murdeshwar Beach and enjoy some time sitting idle and gazing at the roaring waves of the sea. So, let's move on and learn about the topmost places to visit in Murdeshwar.
1) Murdeshwar Temple
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Apart from its tranquil beach, Murdeshwar is popular amongst Hindu devotees for the Murdeshwar Temple with the main deity of Sri Mridesa Linga, another form of Lord Shiva. Nestled peacefully on Kanduka Hill, Murdeshwar Temple is surrounded by water on three sides and hence, forms a beautiful environment amidst the roaring of waves on the shore.
It also boasts of its designed walls and decorated ceilings, eventually showcasing the history of the temple. Even though the major part of the temple has been modernised, the sanctum is left untouched to retain the authenticity of the temple. So, why not be in the auspicious and breathtaking surroundings of Murdeshwar?
2) Statue Of Lord Shiva
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The statue of Lord Shiva installed in the compound of the Murdeshwar Temple is definitely a fine work of architecture and its beauty gets enhanced immensely with the perfect backdrop of the ocean. With its peak at 123 ft from the ground, this sky-high statue of Lord Shiva is the second largest Shiva statue in the world and once you are in front of this monumental art, you can certainly measure its greatness. If you are looking forward to savouring some time with your family and friends, then Murdeshwar is definitely your destination this season.
3) Murdeshwar Beach
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Stretched on both sides of the Murdeshwar Temple, Murdeshwar Beach is another place where you can enjoy with your family and friends to the fullest. Being one amongst the uncrowded beaches, Murdeshwar Beach also offers its tourists the spectacular views at the time of dawn and dusk, apart from boat rides and jet skis. If you are in this religious town, do not miss to witness the beauty of the sun spreading its wings through the colourful horizon over the coastal region of Murdeshwar.
4) Raja Gopura
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Gopura is generally a gatehouse tower at the entrance of any Hindu temple. Raja Gopura is a twenty-storied building at the entrance of Murdeshwar Temple and also has a lift that takes you to the top of the gopura and provides you with a marvellous view of Lord Shiva's statue. So, how about visiting this modern temple with an age-old complex?


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Alexander Schirrer
TU Wien and the company Dynamic Perspective develop an advanced camera suspension system, actively controlled to deliver pin sharp videos from dynamic aerial viewpoints.A shake-free video stream from inside a roller coaster - sounds unbelievable. That's an easy one for the new TV camera suspension system jointly developed by TU Wien and Dynamic Perspective. A camera gimbal featuring five rotational axes and high-performance control technology stabilizes the camera's line-of-sight accurately and dynamically, enabling best pictures even from light-weight remote-controlled aircraft. For live TV sports broadcasting and film production tasks, this technology opens up entirely new possibilities.
Clever, not heavy
"The simplest way to reduce shakiness in videos is to use a heavy camera system", Alexander Schirrer of the institute of mechanics and mechatronics of TU Wien says. A heavy camera system reacts so slowly that vibrations cannot produce significant image distortion. Weight must be minimized, however, if the camera system should be mounted on lightweight aircraft. The novel gimbal system weighs about 20kg including camera payload - a feasible load also for small aircraft, compared to up to a hundred kilograms of similar systems on the market.
TU Wien and Dynamic Perspective have researched and developed a novel high-performance control system for active camera gimbal stabilization for two years. A special cardanic suspension, the gimbal, has been developed. To arbitrarily rotate a camera in space, three rotational axes would suffice. Two more axes have been added to improve precision and responsiveness of the system's dynamics to boost the final pointing accuracy.
Thousands of measurements per second
Notably, a clean mechatronic setup is necessary, but it only provides the field for an advanced active control system: some thousand sensor measurements per second are taken from the camera's position and fed into a well-designed control algorithm. Its job is to compute optimal corrections to the camera's motion and command the electromechanic actuators so that vibrations cannot blur the camera's image. This happens in a time-frame of some hundred microseconds.
"Extensive computer simulations were carried out, then we were ready to deploy and test the control system on a gyrocopter in practice", Alexander Schirrer explains. The long research work paid off: "Even in dynamic flights, at maximum zoom and full HD resolution we achieve pin sharp images. This quality has been unaccessible in this application segment - until now."
"At up to 70% weight saved compared to existing systems, our gimbal is the first one that can be mounted on ultra-lightweight aircraft and drones - additional to conventional operation scenarios on helicopters, cranes, cars, and boats", says Peter Morawitz from Dynamic Perspective. "Thereby we can guarantee highest image stability, enabled by our control systems."
A new quality level for sports recordings
Hearing of the flying camera system, one may first think of action movies, however, it is mainly developed for TV / sports broadcasting. Contrary to cinematic film production, live sports events are broadcasted directly, largely without allowing for computer-generated animations or video post-processing. "The video material has to come out of the camera in perfect quality to be broadcasted directly - just this becomes possible with the system developed by us", Schirrer says. The systems is also applicable for precise scientific measurements, for example in the context of geographic information systems.


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Mrs Essex Galaxy, Gemma Rickett, recently took part in a muddy obstacle course for charity!
Gemma Rickett, Mrs Essex Galaxy, recently took part in a muddy obstacle course to raise money for The Christie Charity!
The Obstacle course was 7km long and Gemma had such a fun time with a group of friends!
Here's what Gemma had to say about her day:
'I took part in a 7km Muddy Obstacle Course for The Christie Charity and it was great fun! There were cargo nets, tyre walls and HUGE hills to name a few of the challenges that I faced! I completed the course in a respectable 1 hour and 35 minutes and enjoyed promoting The Christie Charity at the same time. A big thank you to my husband Jack and friends Adam, Hannah, Sophie and Eleanor who were mad enough to do it with me!'
It looked like you had so much fun! Well done Gemma!


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To control the motor based on numerous driving conditions of a vehicle, it is essential to detect the magnetic pole place of the motor and accurately grasp its rotational speed. Toyota's T-TEN (Technician Coaching & Training Community) gives students the chance to train and work in Toyota or Lexus dealerships. When engineers design the engine, they're trying to achieve a certain oil move fee all through the system, dependent on the temperature of the engine and the speed at which it's rotating.
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During one's first few months in Hong Kong, a variety of things become apparent:
- You are guaranteed to be body checked at least once per day
- Coffee costs as much as wagyu
- Personal space is not a thing
- Authentic Mexican food is not so easy to find
There are some pretty decent options, sure, but the ubiquitous cuisine that most metropolitains can churn out at a startling pace is almost completely missing here. So when we heard the Shangri-La was flying a Mexican chef in for a month, we were pretty much Daft Punk:
Turns out Chef Lazcarro went to Seoul last year and everyone liked the food so much they thought he should do a jaunt in Hong Kong. Great life choice Shangri-La.
Chef Lazcarro is the executive chef of the restaurant at the Autonomous University of the State of Puebla, one of the richest and most complex gastronomical centres of Mexican cuisine, about two hours out of Mexico City. He is one of the rising chefs of Mexico, having acted as guest chef at Tickets Restaurant in Barcelona, which is honoured as one of the best 50 restaurants in the world; as guest chef at Escola de Patisseria del Gremio de Barcelona as well as consultant chef for the Tragaluz Group. He takes the flavours of rural Mexico and serves them in thoroughly modern interpretation.
Chef Jose Lazcarro
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As part of the 205th celebration of the Anniversary of Independence of Mexico (congrats Mexico), the Island Shangri-La has invited this rising star cook up a little authentic Mexican food in the Lobster Bar and Grill and cafe TOO from 8 to 30 September 2015.
Related: Mexican Beef Burritos Recipe
We tried a bunch of the traditional Mexican fare and loved it all. We have not tried anything like it outside of Mexico, and for the foodie who loves Mexican food, this is an unmissable promotion. Our favourites were the Mexican tuna tostadas; Chilpachole de Jaiba (spiced crab and shrimp soup with chili) which had the most hearty richness that must have been lent by using all of the seafood shells in a slow cooked broth, and Mole poblano–a chicken dish with Mexican rice a rich nutty, chocolatey sauce that contains over 52 ingredients. Definitely order this as it is rarely so well done outside of Mexico, even if the chicken was a tad dry.
Chicken mole (photo credit: Emma Lauren)
Rice pudding (photo credit: Emma Lauren)
Also ensure you order the rice pudding, which entirely surprised us in its modern interpretation with whiffs of citrus and cinnamon in perfect balance to the chewy, creamy rice. Only until October though, so act like Speedy Gonzalez and "Arriba, Arriba! Andale, Andale!"
What? Mexican food
Where? Lobster Bar and Grill + cafe TOO at the Island Shangri-La
When? 8 to 30 September 2015
Who? Chef Lazcarro from Mexico
Why? Some of the most authentic, rural Mexican food you will eat in Hong Kong


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Horse Races & Carnivals in Nuwara Eliya. Set the lofty mountainous region of the country, Nuwara Eliya comes alive during the April season.
Also known as 'Little England', this charming old town is a hive of activity ranging from car races to cycling, boating, golf tournaments and many more festivities, carnivals and live performances. The horse racing introduced by the British is indeed a popular event and has yet retained its prominence particularly among elite. Nuwara Eliya is certainly the place to beat the heat and to dance to a different beat, as the island is busy with traditional new-year celebrations during the holiday season.


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Very Good/good+ condition. . Clean and well kept. Jacket has some wear and a small hole on spine, Edge wear, and some tears/at corners along with some foxing and light soiling. Boards are beige with purple print on spine. Pages have deckled edges. Book Club Edition. **ADDITIONAL SHIPPING MAY APPLY TO INTERNATIONAL ORDERS**
Title: Anything you can do...
Categories: Fiction-General, Fiction-Science Fiction, Fiction-Fantasy,
Edition: Book Club Edition
Publisher: Garden City, New York, Doubleday & Company: 1963
Binding: Hardcover
Book Condition: Very Good
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Physical Appearance
They are Magma Robots created by Lord Dominator who help her in her quest to conquer the galaxy.
They look like black orbs and wear a laser cannon installed at the front of their faces, and red crack-like lines protruding from it. They also have four limb-like appendages that go form black, to red, to light orange in the form of magma.
Dominator-Bots look like Lord Hater's Watchdogs, specifically in that they are diminutive "one-eyed" creatures with a red and black color scheme, but they are stronger than them.
Abilities and Functions
Dominator-Bots are emotionless, calculating, and obedient. They never travel alone, but don't have a mind link. They are built to serve Dominator tirelessly. Additionally they are granted of independent action and have an opinion. Not all Bots are built alike.
All Bots seem equipped with a blaster. Supposedly, they can all also apply special handcuffs. The thing that makes them dangerous is the ability to regenerate. If a Bot gets damaged, it will repair itself using magma Dominator got from destroying planets, however, if they are destroyed or damaged too much, regenerating won't occur. When one gets light damage, it's personality may alter, but it will change back if it gets repaired.
The Bot advisement system always ends with "suggested course of action" and then the suggestion. If it involves destruction, the suggestion is either "dominate" or "don't dominate." A bot's opinion isn't always a good one.
Between Dominator-Bots there is a subspecies of their prototype called Dominator Probes; robots used more for spying than invasion. These subspecies is in charge of search and get Volcanium X, a volcanic substance which Dominator supplies her army, ship and weapons. Volcanium X is also needed for Lord Dominator in her quest for galactic destruction. Between this subspecies the two most famous specimens in show are Bot 42, who failed in get Volcanium X for his leader, and Bot 13 who became friend of Wander and deleted the planes info of the Volcanium X planet which Dominator sought. Both were disintigrated by their leader for failing her.
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Rachelle understands the short sale process and can assist homeowners from start to finish. A dedicated professional and is on top of the market in all facets. Working with Rachelle will be the best decision you've ever made.


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Open innovation and co-creation have become a new paradigm in innovation management. In the center of attention you find the changing role of consumers from passive beneficiaries to active partners in value creation networks. The active integration of knowledge, ideas as well as the creativity of consumers is driven by today's media landscape where social networks and collaborative internet have become important aspects of everyday life. Beside a conceptual classification, the workshop provides a holistic overview of methods, tools, strengths and risks of consumer co-creation.
The transfer of knowledge and practical experiences presented in form of mini cases are in the foreground of the workshop. Also, we strive for an intensive integration of the opinions of the participants and a discussion how different approaches could be applied in their businesses.
As open innovation and co-creation are interdisciplinary approaches, the workshop addresses different functional divisions like market research, marketing, product development, communication and social media.
Moderation: Madeleine Kröper
Date: tbd
Language: English or German
Location: HYVE Innovation Research GmbH, Schellingstraße 45, 80799 München, Germany
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Rock Rebel's licensed The Munsters purse has a gothic look with Rock and Roll style. Beautiful purple retro sparkle vinyl detailing. The double straps, base, and details are made with patent faux-leather. The front of the purse features the authentic Lily Munster from the original The Munsters monster TV show. Unzip the full zipper closure to reveal a fully lined interior in black and white jailhouse stripes. Interior features a roomy velcro side pocket. Silver hardware. 11 inches wide, 8 inches tall, 5 inches deep at the base. 6 in handle strap drop.$42 @ Rock Rebel Shop
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Yekcan is a Turkish student who chose EC for her English Courses in London.
We want to share with you her feedback about her time her in EC London.
About London she believes that it is a big and an alive city where you can find something to do at anytime.
Regarding to the school, she likes the ways of teaching, all the teachers and the events that the school organizes.
She will definitely recommend to her friends due to the academic teams and the teaching lessons,
and also because, during the time she spent in EC London, she had a lot of beautiful memories.
Her most unforgettable memory of EC London is being a student ambassador:
thanks to it she could meet several people from all the world and have fun together.
Her favorite places to hang out are Camden Town and Shoreditch. She thinks that the best places to visit
on Sunday are Covent Garden and Chelsea, that are the best options to drink a coffee.
We appreciate the positive feedback that Yekcan gave to us and feel glad that she had a great time here.