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DES MOINES, IA • Des Moines Performing Arts is pleased to announce that single tickets will be available Friday, July 19 at 9 a.m. for the following three shows: Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Great Cheesy Movie Circus Tour, The Choir of Man, and The Naked Magicians. Tickets can be purchased at DMPA.org, the Civic Center Ticket Office, and by phone at
Show details are available below:
MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000 LIVE: The Great Cheesy Circus Movie Tour
Wednesday, October 30, 2019 at 7:30 p.m.
Des Moines Civic Center
The hilarious Peabody Award-winning hit TV comedy is coming to Des Moines with an all-new Mystery Science Theater 3000 Live: The Great Cheesy Movie Circus Tour!Join creator and original host, Joel Hodgson, in his final tour and the world's greatest – and only – movie-riffing robots, Tom Servo, Crow, and Gypsy, as they take you on an exhilarating roller coaster ride through some of the cheesiest films ever made. Produced by Alternaversal LLC, Mystery Science Theater 3000 Live: The Great Cheesy Movie Circus Tour will play the Civic Center on Oct. 30, 2020, with the never-before-screened film: Circus of Horrors.
Mystery Science Theater 3000 has earned its place in history as one of the Top 100 TV Shows of all time and is currently a hit show on Netflix. Now you can sit in the same theater with your favorite characters and experience this comedy phenomenon in a universally acclaimed LIVE event. The show gives fans the chance to sit in the same theater with their favorite characters and promises all of the MST3K signatures and rapid-fire hilarity that have built MST3K's loyal following over more than 30 years: a cheesy B-movie, hilarious riffing, wisecracking robots, silly sketches, and Hodgson in the red jumpsuit as host Joel Robinson.
Wednesday, February 19, 2019 at 7:30 p.m.
Des Moines Civic Center
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After a phenomenal first U.S. tour (that included a stop right here in Des Moines), the runaway hit of numerous international music festivals is coming back to the Civic Center. Known across the globe as "the ultimate-feel good show," The Choir of Man offers up 90 minutes of indisputable joy! It's a party. It's a concert. It's a pint-filled good time set in a working pub that combines hair-raising harmonies, high-energy dance, and foot-stomping choreography. The multi-talented cast of nine handsome blokes sings everything – pub tunes, folk, Broadway, classic rock – all to roof-raising heights. It's the best singing, dancing, stomping, pub crawl of a concert you'll ever attend. (But already know that!) CHEERS!
Thursday, March 12, 2020 at 7:30 p.m.
Friday, March 13, 2020 at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m.
Saturday, March 14 at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Temple Theater
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The Naked Magicians, billed as the naughtiest and funniest magic show in the world, are coming back to the Temple Theater! The popular duo strips away the top hats and capes to promise full-frontal illusions. Starring Mike Tyler and Christopher Wayne, two of Australia's most famous magicians, the duo will forego top hats and capes for full frontal illusions complete with magic, muscles and endless laughs. Perfect for date night or the ultimate "Girls Night Out," The Naked Magicianshave performed -- and undressed -- for millions of fans in more than 250 cities and seven countries.
"Good magicians don't need sleeves and great magicians don't need pants," says Tyler. "When we say 'abracadabra,' the audience isn't always looking at our hands."
The buff bros went from best friends to partners in prestidigitation following several boisterous audience members asking them to make their clothes disappear. "It's kind of crazy because magic is the second-oldest profession ever and we couldn't believe that no one had combined the two things that everyone loves — magic and nudity," says Wayne.
The broad-shouldered Wayne and proud owner of a freakishly long tongue is the first Australian magician in TV history to have his own TV series (More Than Magic). The sporty tan lines and incredible physique seen on stage hint at Tyler's Speedo-wearing days when he swam competitively at the Australian National Championships and Pan Pacific Games before becoming a professional magician.
The Naked Magicians recently completed a five-month residency at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
For additional information about these performances, please visit DMPA.org.
About Des Moines Performing Arts
Des Moines Performing Arts is a private not-for-profit organization celebrating 40 seasons of presenting the performing arts to Iowa and the surrounding states on four stages in Des Moines – the Civic Center, the Stoner Theater, the Temple Theater and the newly renovated outdoor space, Cowles Commons. Des Moines Performing Arts is a presenter of major Broadway and educational touring companies, performers and groups, and is home to many local and regional groups, including the Des Moines Symphony. All performances of the Broadway Series are supported by Willis Auto Campus. All performances at the Temple Theater are supported by Prairie Meadows. All performances of the Family Series are supported by Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield. For more information, visit DMPA.org.


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Get fueled up on good coffee and get cracking on your assignment, start up business or pressing deadline.
BioLab has created a great environment in the upstairs section of its Siem Reap cafe that is perfect for online workers. The main area is usually humming quietly with workers throughout the day, and there are three balconies, favored by those that need to have a meeting or a chat.
There's even a private boardroom if you need to get really serious. They have Khmer and western food on offer, so you really have everything you need on site for a full and productive work day. On the ground floor the feeling is more like a conventional cafe. If you just fancy a meal or a cup of coffee then here is the place to go without feeling guilty that you're not glued to your laptop like the frenetic workers above. The theme of the cafe plays on science and laboratory tests, as the name suggests, and many coffees and juices are served in beakers and flasks, giving it a really cute novelty factor. The coffee itself is reasonably good and, for one of the cheaper dine-in options in town, it's not surprising that the place is constantly busy with a mix of local students and freelance workers from around the world. This successful cafe was founded by a young man from Siem Reap, Chou Samnang, in late 2016. In just a year he's built up this place into a reliable venue with a relaxed and productive atmosphere.

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MSP for the Angus South Constituency, Graeme Dey, has encouraged contributions from people in Angus South towards a Scottish Government consultation on new national priorities for policing in Scotland.
The priorities set the long-term overarching framework for Police Scotland and the Scottish Police Authority.
They are being updated to reflect significant developments and progress in operational delivery, emerging threats and the changing needs of communities. The priorities also focus on anticipated future demands of the service.
The consultation includes the following six new Strategic Police Priorities:
- crime and security – respond to current and emerging threats, maintain public order and prioritises prevention, investigation, equality and human rights
- confidence – continue to inspire public trust by being ethical, open and transparent
- partnerships – work with partners to maintain safe communities and support improved outcomes, increase resilience and address vulnerability
- sustainability – plan for current and future social and economic circumstances and considers the environmental impact of policing and its operations
- people – value and empower a diverse workforce to lead and deliver high quality services
- evidence – use evidence to develop services and ensure that the right capacity and skills are in place to deliver high performing and innovative services
Highlighting the consultation, Mr Dey said:
"Police officer numbers have risen by more than 1,000 officers compared to the total inherited by the SNP when it took office in 2007, in contrast to the 20,000 reduction south of the border under the Tories.
"Those serving in the police have helped to contribute to falls in violent and other crimes across Scotland.
"It is important that Scotland's policing strategy reflects the most pressing issues facing our communities, in Angus South and nationally.
"I would encourage everyone to have their say by taking part in the consultation on priorities, using the Scottish Government's consultation hub to do so by the 4 October deadline."


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Do you have a pattern you need to alter, a toille that needs fitting or a garment you need help finishing? If the answer is yes then come along to this workshop and will be on hand to help you get all those PHD's (Projects Half Done) off your list.
What You Need To Bring : The Sewing Room is fully equipped with Janome Sewing Machines and Overlockers as well as all the tools you need to complete your project. You are very welcome to bring your own machine and sewing box if you wish.
Materials Needed : Bring along the project you need help with.
Bring along your own materials or purchase from Bloomsbury Square Fabrics which is next to the Sewing Room. If you are buying fabrics on the day please contact Victoria to make an appointment. Alternatively order fabric in advance, have it sent to you or collect on the day of the class.
Level: Intermediate
Venue: The Midhurst Sewing Room
Date: Thursday 13th August 2020
Workshop Start/End time: 10am - 3pm
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TAYLOR, B.C. — The District of Taylor will be holding a public hearing next Monday to gather feedback on an amendment to the District's zoning bylaw that would prohibit the growing and selling of marijuana.
The bylaw amendment would prohibit selling, dispensing, or cultivating marijuana in all property zones, while medical marijuana production would no longer be permitted on properties zoned light or heavy industrial. The District's Chief Administrative Officer Charlotte McLeod explained that the District is looking to temporarily outlaw cannabis before the substance becomes legal on July 1st.
When asked about the redundancy of making a currently illegal substance prohibited under the city's bylaws, McLeod explained that the District is merely looking to get ahead of the curve when it comes to permitting of marijuana sales and dispensaries due to uncertainty over the as-yet-unknown provincial and federal regulations. That sentiment was echoed by Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies MP Bob Zimmer during his year-end Q&A session with the Peace River Regional District Board on December 8th.
Community Interviews with Moose FM
The public meeting will be held at the Taylor District Office on Monday, January 22nd at 5:00 p.m.


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Modulizer plug-in for Sketch.app allows you easy control paddings for buttons, modules and areas. If your module has background your can set fixed paddings and easy restore it for any content changes.
Use cases:
- Merge selection to group and save the paddings in bottom background layer
- Restore paddings after content changing
- Change paddings value on bg layer name and update it's
How to use:
Create a background element: Draw a rectangle1 for your background element.
Create your content: Content can be a single element (like a text box) or a group of elements. (Text boxes, rectangles, or any other group of elements.) Modulizer is smart enough to base the padding off of whichever element is on the bottom, so ensure that all of your other elements are arranged in front of your background element.
Run the Plugin: Highlight the content and background and ⌘⇧M.
Enter your settings: The window accepts pixel values in the same order as css.
Modifying settings: ⌃⌘⇧M lets you set new values. Alternatively, you can rename the background layer with your desired padding values and rerun ⌘⇧M.
1 You can also use an ellipse, but it doesn't work well with a perfect circle on a rectangular element. For most consistent results, use a rectangle.
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Enter in your values in the order of Top, Right, Bottom, Left.
- Entering 1 value will cause all padding to be the same (e.g. "10" for 10px of padding on all sides)
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Artemis Kidney Cleanse tea, for flushing and toning the urinary system. Contains a traditional Swiss herbal formula, containing golden rod, birch leaves, horsetail, nettle and raspberry leaves, all organically grown. Tones kidney and bladder function. Helps to flush toxins and urinary irritants. Supports clearance of excess body fluids. Encourages clear skin. Suitable for adults and children. For full benefits, this loose leaf tea should be drunk 3 times a day for a minimum of 6 weeks. Makes 30 cups. 30 grams.
Artemis Herbal Medicine is strict in it selection of herb material. Not only in its aim for highest standards of medicinal quality but also out of environmental concern. They use organically grown and local wild crafted herbs harvested in a sustainable manner whenever possible.
The herbs contained in Artemis Kidney Cleanse tea are:
Birch Leaves: They relieve fever and help to rid the body of excess salt and water. Its ability to increase the flow of urine helps to wash harmful bacteria out of the urinary tract.
Golden Rod: This herb has many uses. It can offer an anti-inflammatory action that targets the urinary system, it has been used in cystitis, urethritis and the like. It can also be used to promote the healing of wounds. Promotes urination, especially when this is scanty. A natural diuretic, it is one of the best and most effective stimulants of the kidneys and bladder.
Horsetail: Horsetail has been used as a mild diuretic for fluid retention, particularly for cases of swollen arthritic joints and relief of pre menstrual symptoms. Horsetail is also used for its diuretic and astringent properties, making it a useful treatment for cystitis, bladder and prostate problems, and kidney stones.
Nettle: The diuretic properties of nettles are well recognized, and several pharmaceutical preparations incorporating Nettles are marketed in Europe for this purpose. In addition, an extract of nettle root has become quite popular in recent years for the treatment of urinary retention brought on by benign prostate hypertrophy (BPH). Some clinical studies attests to its effectiveness, and German health authorities now allow it to be used for this condition. The German Commission E monograph indicates use of Nettles for secondary (not primary) treatment for rheumatic complaints and for irrigation (flushing) in cases of inflammation of the urinary tract and in prevention and treatment of kidney gravel, noting that abundant fluid intake must be assured.
Raspberry Leaves: These contain good amount of vitamins and minerals and can help relieve urinary ailments. All of these ingredients can be found in this tub of loose leaf tea.
Kidney cleanse tea tones kidney and bladder function, Helps to flush toxins and urinary irritants, Supports clearance of excess body fluid, Encourages a clear skin, Suitable for adults and children.
Kidney Cleanse Tea helps your kidneys and bladder to function at their optimal level. It's flushing action is the equivalent of taking an "internal shower". Especially useful for flushing urinary pathogens and irritants in cystitis, bladder leakages and oedema as well as inflammatory by-products in arthritis and gout. At the same time it alkalises your body and provides essential minerals to assist in the detoxification process. The good news is, a decent kidney flush can get healing underway and let your body do its best work.
Organic and wildcrafted herbs of Birch leaves, Golden Rod, Horsetail, Nettle, Raspberry leaves.
Storage To avoid external contamination close container immediately after use. Keep away from heat and moisture. Store in fridge in hot and humid climates.
Directions Acute: Take 3-5 cups daily to support flushing of the urinary tract and help reduce irritability. Take 1-3 cups daily between meals for regular cleansing. Best to take last cup before 5pm to ensure uninterrupted bed rest. For full benefit take 3 cups daily for 6 weeks. Can be taken longer for maintenance. Naturally alkalising.
Preparation: Take 1 teaspoon (1g) per cup (175ml), place into infuser, plunger or tea pot, pour over boiling water and infuse for 5-10 minutes.
Keep out of reach of children. In serious conditions or if complaint persists seek medical assistance. Do not use if you have an allergy to any of the ingredients contained in this tea. At the recommended dosage clinically relevant herb-drug interactions are not know.
Suitable for adults, pregnant or breastfeeding women and children. Use as directed. If symptoms persist see your health professional. Safety: No drug-herb interactions documented at the recommended dosage. Check ingredients for any known allergies. Discontinue if irritation occurs. No restriction on long term use.
Orders within New Zealand are dispatched by courier once your payment has been processed. Our customer service team aim to dispatch your order within 24 hours during the working week. Within Auckland please allow 48 hours for delivery. For all other areas please allow 72 hours.
Within NZ, supplement orders over NZ$70 are conveniently delivered freight free. Freight Free may exclude food items and cleaning products - we will contact you if additional courier charges apply to your order containing these items. Orders under NZ$70 in value will have a delivery charge based on the delivery address.
• Auckland (Wellsford to Pukekohe) - $5.00
• Rest of the North Island - $6.50
• South Island - $8.00
Auckland orders have the option to be collect, free of charge. We are located at 344a Rosedale Road, Albany, Auckland 0632. Please note that collection is only available between 10am and 4pm, Monday to Friday.
International orders are sent out using tracked international services. Delivery for international orders usually take 5-10 business days to arrive. Freight charges for international orders are based on the weight of the total order.


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The Arlington Public Library is on a mission to prove art is for everyone. The Library has partnered with the National Endowment for the Arts to provide free art lectures and lessons to Arlington residents.
Five artists will lead the program, rotating monthly through May. The featured artists include:
The program concludes in June with a gallery exhibit featuring art created by Arlington residents.
Classes will be held the Maker Space at the George W. Hawkes Downtown Library, and you do not have to register to attend. There will be a wide array of disciplines and techniques on display. All materials are provided and no special art skills are necessary.
Click here for a full schedule of events and more information on the participating artists.


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Cyient signs a definitive agreement to acquire B&F Design
India: Cyient has signed a definitive agreement to acquire 100% equity ownership in B&F Design Inc. Based in New Britain, Connecticut, USA, and founded by Raymond F. Forgione in 1965 as a family business, B&F Design initially offered design services to local manufacturing companies…(Read more)
NASA awards SSL next phase funding for Dragonfly on-orbit assembly program
US: NASA has awarded SSL with the next phase of funding for its ground-breaking Dragonfly on-orbit satellite assembly program. The contract modification to move forward with the detailed design of a semi-autonomous robotic system for in-space satellite assembly confirms NASA's confidence in SSL…(Read more)
Advanced Navigation releases GNSS Compass product
Australia: Advanced Navigation has recently announced the release of their GNSS Compass product. The GNSS Compass is an all in one dual antenna GNSS/INS that provides accurate heading, position and velocity. All of this is done at a very low price point whilst providing precise figures…(Read more)
SSL developed SkySat constellation ready for launch
US: Space Systems Loral (SSL) developed six high-resolution small satellites built for Planet are ready to be launched in space. The satellites are part of Planet's SkySat earth observation constellation – a fleet Planet gained by acquiring Terra Bella's business from Google in April 2017…(Read more)
NOAA's JPSS-1 weather satellite scheduled for launch in November
US: The first of NOAA's new generation of polar orbiting weather satellites, JPSS-1, is now scheduled for launch on November 10, 2017 from Vandenberg Air Force Base, CA. The launch has been delayed several times and most recently had been scheduled for this month. The Joint Polar Satellite System…(Read more)
NOAA maps are here to save you from the approaching Hurricane Irma fury
US: Using weather satellites and by analyzing their data, NOAA has created a path that shows where and how Hurricane Irma is likely to crash through Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Alabama and Virginia. Click on the images below, to get more details about Irma's wind speed probability…(Read more)
AW3D – The world's first 5m-resolution 3D map of the Earth
AW3D – the world's first 5m-resolution 3D map of the Earth is developed by JAXA, RESTEC, NTT DATA Corporation from Japan. The product is implemented by ICIMOD, WHO, Nanyang Technological University, and more than 300 other organizations. More About the Project – AW3D Japan Aerospace Exploration…(Read more)


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Road trip? Been there. Cruise? Done that. Simply jetting off for the weekend or for a longer holiday? Southeast Asia, thanks to its diversity and exotic grandeur, has been revered as one of the world's must-see destinations for any traveler. So ditch that everyday vacation and, instead, embark on a truly wild adventure because sometimes it's not about the destination, but the journey itself. So when it comes to plan your holiday, chose the high fun factor. Here are five fun and weird ways to travel in Asia.
Fly in a Hot air Balloon ride in Bagan – Myanmar
Apart from the magical feeling of floating in the sky, the views seen from a balloon is so sublime and diversified that you will not know where to turn your head!
Hotairballon HERE
Ballon Over Bagan HERE
Discover Halong bay Vietnam in Seaplane
From the air, you will see parts of the bay not visible from the cruise boats. Hidden lakes, craters, valleys, all carpeted in an iridescent green.
Hai Hau aviation HERE
Use the Bancas in the Philippine islands
The thousands of islands forming the Philippines archipelago offers some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world. Use a Bancas the traditional indigenous double outrigger crafts boat, connecting an island to the others.
Move in Tuk- Tuk in Thailand
Thailand's national emblem, the Tuk-tuk is at the heart of the Bangkok experience for most visitors. They are used as a public utility vehicle for locals and tourist. A ballad in Tuk Tuk, especially to avoid Bangkok's traffic is one of the best things to experiment in Thailand. Tuk Tuk doesn't have any meter so you'll have to negotiate the price before getting inside. It's part of the game!
Travel with the Circular train of Yangon
Take 3 hours to do this tour that will cost you only one euro! Nothing better if you want a complete immersion into the Burmese life. No filters, all is authentic!
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I have not received my confirmation SMS. I booked my ticket twice. Please, help!
When there is a will there's away! If your booking is confirmed you'll see the tickets under " Purchase history" on our website/app.
Also, you get SMS /what's app confirmation as well as an email.
If this doesn't help, just visit our website click 'Resend confirmation' to get a copy instantly on your email. You can do this through application too.
Don't get the option yet, in case the amount is charged for a failed transaction, you'll receive the refund within 4 to 5 working days. It may take a bit longer than 10 working days for the nationalized bank. If it's a wallet transaction amount is refunded within 24 hours.
Still facing a concern, a hit is with the contact details used to book tickets on firstname.lastname@example.com, LIVE CHAT with us. Will be happy to help you.


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Fraud Awareness is an important issue for businesses to address. There is, unfortunately, an ever-present risk of fraudulent activity that targets businesses.
Often the methods that are used are not particularly sophisticated, and they can affect companies of all sizes.
Handelsbanken have produced a Fraud Awareness leaflet that aims to highlight two of the more common methods of fraud so that you and your employees reduce the risk of falling victim to them, as once these payments are made, it is often unlikely that the money will be recovered.
These are known as "Invoice Redirection Fraud" and "CEO Fraud".
Invoice Redirection Fraud
Invoice Redirection Fraud involves intercepting and then amending an expected payment request or invoice.
The fraudster may hack into a seemingly genuine email chain and provide replacement – but fraudulent – bank details for a genuine payment that is due to be made. Usually, either the genuine invoice has been replaced with one containing fraudulent bank details, or the victim receives an email asking for the payment to be sent to a new bank account. The intended outcome is the same: the payment is sent to the fraudster's account.
The fraud is often not spotted until a few days later when checks are made, or when the true recipient chases up a 'missing' payment.
CEO Fraud
CEO Fraud happens when a member of staff receives an email that appears to have come from an owner/director/colleague requesting that a payment is made. These email requests appear to be genuine but are sent by the fraudster as they have hacked into or imitated the person's email account. The member of staff takes the email at face value (without separately speaking to the owner/director/colleague) and makes the payment based on the email details to an account that the fraudster controls.
Best practice and fraud prevention
All businesses can be at risk from these frauds, but the following steps can reduce your vulnerability:
- Validate the bank account details personally with the genuine recipient on all requests for payment that are new to your business, or where you are advised that the bank account has changed
- Protect commercial information. If you wouldn't send it on a postcard, don't send it by unencrypted email
- Ensure that email accounts have a unique and complex password
- Use dual authority internet banking mandates to introduce a second line of checks
- Check that internet banking authorities for staff are set at appropriate levels
- Maintain up to date anti-virus software
- Have clear internal procedures within your business to specify how payment instructions are carried outFinally, if you believe you are a victim of one of these scams, please contact your branch immediately.
Expert Opinion shared by Joe Mcgrath, Handelsbanken, Stockport


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Cancer News
Pemetrexed, paclitaxel regimens equally effective in NSCLC
For non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) at advanced stage, treatments with pemetrexed- and paclitaxel-based chemotherapy, have similar effectiveness but different toxicity. This was reported as part of the results of a trial known as "PointBreak".
Patients with untreated stage IIIB or IV NSCLC were randomly assigned to receive up to four cycles of pemetrexed 500 mg/m2 or paclitaxel 200 mg/m2, alongside carboplatin area under the serum concentration-time curve 6 and bevacizumab 15 mg/kg every 3 weeks.
The pemetrexed and paclitaxel groups were then treated where possible with maintenance pemetrexed plus bevacizumab (PemCBev) or bevacizumab alone (PacCBev), respectively, explain Jyoti Patel (Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois, USA) and co-authors.
Overall survival did not significantly differ between the 472 patients given the PemCBev regimen and the 467 patients given the PacCBev regimen, at a median of 12.6 and 13.4 months, respectively.
The 2-year survival rates were also similar for the PemCBev and PacCBev groups, at 24.4% and 21.2%, respectively.
However, progression-free survival was significantly longer in the PemCBev than PacCBev treatment groups, at 6.0 versus 5.6 months and a hazard ratio of 0.83.
This finding "suggests that the PemCBev combination had a positive effect in this trial, although this did not translate into an [overall survival] advantage," Patel et al comment in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.
Of note, patients given the PacCBev regimen were more likely than PemCBev-treated patients to experience grade 3 or 4 neutropenia (40.6 vs 25.8%), febrile neutropenia (4.1 vs 1.4%), and sensory neuropathy (4.1 vs 0.0%), as well as grade 1 or 2 alopecia (36.8 vs 6.6%).
By contrast, PemCBev was associated with a significantly higher rate of grade 3 or 4 drug-related thrombocytopenia (23.3 vs 5.6%), anemia (14.5 vs 2.7%), and fatigue (10.9 vs 5.0%) than PacCBev.
Patients in the PemCBev and PacCBev groups were equally likely to be admitted to hospital due to treatment-related adverse events (19.7 vs 19.0%), although the PemCBev regimen was associated with a significantly longer stay (8.5 vs 6.3 days).
Treatment-related deaths were comparable between the PemCBev and PacCBev groups, in both number (8 vs 10) and cause.
Patel and co-workers therefore conclude: "The similar efficacy seen in this study between treatment arms and compared with other platinum doublet therapy allows clinicians to choose a therapy… on the basis of [a] specific patient's clinical situation and tolerance to toxicity."
Source: Medwire News: http://www.medwirenews.com/379/105172/Lung_cancer/Pemetrexed,_paclitaxel_regimens_equally_effective_in_NSCLC.html


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To clarify what I mean here: If you want to ensure that one copy of a duplicate file is on a CloudDrive, but you don't care where the other copy is (or it can be on any local disk). This can be confusing and a bit counterintuitive. Additionally, this will cause your system to want to continually rebalance, as the balancing ratio will always be off. To start off with, you'll need to micromanage the pool a bit. You'll need to create a rule for the folders that you want duplicated (or use "\* " for the entire pool). In this rule, select ONLY the CloudDrive disk. Hit "Ok". You may want to disable the automatic balancing, or at least disable the "Allow balancing plug-ins to force immediate balancing" option. This should help reign in the balancing, so that it's not always attempting to do so. We do plan to add a "duplication grouping" option to handle this entire process natively, specifically for better synergy/integration between StableBit CloudDrive and StableBit DrivePool. However, we don't have an ETA on that, as it may be very complicated to implement.


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Priority Debt & Filing for Bankruptcy
Before filing for bankruptcy, you should know that not all debts are treated equally. For example, certain debts,called Priority Debts, cannot be discharged, or forgiven, and must be repaid in full.
What are Priority Debts?
Priority Debts, or debts that take priority over other debts, cannot be forgiven in the event of a bankruptcy. These Priority Debts are called so because they will be the first to receive the proceeds from the sale of your assets, even if you have no assets with which to pay them down.
What is considered a Priority Debt?
- Secured Debts: "Secured debt" refers to a loan that is secured by some type of asset, like a car or home, which can be repossessed if you don't make your payments.
- Fines, penalties, or fees owed to any government unit: Speeding tickets, vehicle registration fees, tax penalties, or any other government debt cannot be forgiven.
- Student Loans: Student loans directly provided by the government cannot be discharged unless you can show that repaying them would cause you "undue hardship," which is nearly impossible to prove.
- Benefit Overpayments: If you received unemployment benefits, but were sent too much, you may be required to pay back the excess. This debt cannot be forgiven.
- Debts related to "willful and malicious injuries to person or property": If the court has ordered that you pay damages for intentional injury to a person or their property- including DUI- filing bankruptcy will not clear or reduce this debt.
- Alimony, spousal support, or child support debts: These debts cannot be included in Chapter 7 bankruptcy, but can become part of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy payment plan.
- Taxes: Current tax liability, past tax debts, any fees or penalties, or payroll taxes, are considered priority debts and most cannot be forgiven in a bankruptcy.
If you are unsure whether your debts can be discharged, or to talk to one of our bankruptcy professionals, call Sam Henry Law today for a FREE initial consultation.


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Samora Machel Avenue, where the Constitutional Court is located, will tomorrow be partially closed for 16 hours to ensure security during the hearing of a presidential election petition filed by MDC-Alliance leader Mr Nelson Chamisa. Mr Chamisa, who lost in the just-ended presidential election to President Mnangagwa, claims the election was rigged.
He accuses the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) of conniving with Zanu-PF to rig the election against him.
In a statement, the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) said Samora Machel Avenue will be closed between Sam Nujoma Street and Simon V Muzenda Street to ensure a peaceful and smooth hearing of the important matter.
The road will be closed from 5am to 9pm on Wednesday.
"The Judicial Service Commission wishes to advise members of the public that on Wednesday 22 August 2018, the following roads will be closed between 0500 hours and 2100 hours: Samora Machel Avenue, between Sam Nujoma and Simon V Muzenda Streets," said the JSC. "This is to make way for the hearing of the presidential election petition on 22 August 2018 at the Constitutional Court."


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How Much Blast Can An Average Soldier Endure?
This question was posed by Brian Castner, who authored a piece in The Daily Beast about the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's (DARPA) hopes in discovering that answer. Statistics show how important this research is: 20 percent of veterans who were involved in an explosion are coming home with a diagnosis of a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Many veterans are not aware that they have a TBI because they have not exhibited any of the symptoms. However, symptoms of a TBI can sometimes take years to manifest.
Castner's story has some good news though. DARPA's nearly decade-long foray into studying the effects of explosive blasts on the human body and brain has resulted in the development of a small device called a blast gauge to be worn by all soldiers in combat. The gauge can measure the severity of a blast and warn a soldier and medical personnel if they need a more thorough examination.
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Legal Aid moves, hosts Open House in Canton
New offices, across the street, to provide better access to clients
Community Legal Aid is getting new office space in Canton…across the street.
The non-profit law firm will be moving from its current location in the Renkert Building to its new home at 401 North Market Ave. The move follows the sale of the Renkert Building to the Downtown Canton Land Bank in December 2017.
With the Land Bank's plans to redevelop the building, Legal Aid's Steven McGarrity said, "it was time to move on."
"The Renkert Building has been a great home to Legal Aid for many decades," said McGarrity, the organization's executive director. "We're excited to become United Way's downstairs neighbor and look forward to even greater collaborations with them and their partner agencies."
The move is also giving Legal Aid the opportunity to refresh its client service space for the first time in many years. The new office will be more conducive to client needs, including a private room where walk-in applicants can apply for legal help.
"General meeting spaces, like our conference, will now be housed in the back offices," McGarrity explained, meaning employees will no longer have to walk through the lobby and disrupt clients waiting to meet with their advocates.
The new offices will also feature dedicated work spaces for volunteers.
Along with improved client and volunteer spaces, Legal Aid is also excited to be unveiling a new branding model for its office.
"This move has given us the opportunity to reimagine our brand and better align the look and feel of our offices with our organizational culture and values," McGarrity explained.
A new color palette, modern furniture, and updated décor are just a few of ways the non-profit is doing this. But the changes are not merely cosmetic.
"Visitors will also see throughout our office the values that Legal Aid holds dear and the vision we're hoping to achieve for our clients and the community," shared McGarrity. "We really see this as a way to bring those ideals front and center, in a tangible way."
Legal Aid will officially be moving into their new offices at the beginning of June. Clients or visitors wondering about appointments or where to meet their advocates should call the office at (330) 456-8361 if they are unsure of where to go.
The group will host an Open House for the public on July 10th at 4:30, for anyone to stop by and see the new space.
"We'll have food and refreshments and will be offering tours of the new office," McGarrity said. "We'll also have some local staff members sharing a bit about the exciting new projects they're working on in the community"
The event is open to the public, and McGarrity encourages anyone in the community to stop by.
"It's a great opportunity," he said, "to come see the new space and learn about the new era of Legal Aid."


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The commemoration of the late leader's birth anniversary was held at Shova Bhagawati shrine in Kathmandu.
Nepal Saturday observed the 104th birth anniversary Ganesh Man Singh, the veteran democratic leader who steered the 1990 people's movement that restored multiparty democracy in the country.
The commemoration of the late leader's birth anniversary was held at Shova Bhagawati shrine in Kathmandu.
Speaking at the function organised by the Ganesh Man Singh (GMS) Foundation, former deputy Prime Minister and senior leader of main opposition Nepali Congress Prakash Man Singh highlighted the role played by his late father in overthrowing authoritarian Rana regime in 1950 and reinstatement of multiparty democracy in 1990.
There is a need for fulfilling the dream of late Singh by building an inclusive democratic society and attaining economic prosperity for the country through economic revolution if we are to pay true tribute to him, Prakash said.
He also underlined the need for strengthening inner-party democracy within the Nepali Congress by abiding by the party's statute.
He also slammed the present Communist government for failing to deliver on their promises despite enjoying the two-thirds majority in Parliament.
Nepali Congress had played a key role in promulgating the new Constitution three years ago under the premiership of party president late Sushil Koirla and now the party is ready to play any role in institutionalising the achievements of the democratic movement of 2006 when federal democratic republic system was established by abolishing monarchy, he said.
Singh was the leader of the democratic movement of 1990 in Nepal. He is revered as the Father of Democracy and the Iron-man of Nepali Politics. He joined Praja Parishad to protest against the autocratic rule of the Ranas.


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One aspect of the 2001-02 S1 of the sci-fi series "Star Trek: Enterprise" (nee "Enterprise") that makes a New Year's Day review of the CBS Home Entertainment Blu-ray release of these episodes (and the usual trektacular extras in the BD releases of franchise series) apt is that this prequel show returns the audience to the virtual birth of the "Trek" world much better than the film "The Phantom Menace" tries to regarding the "Star Wars" universe.
A more personal aspect of the theme of beginnings is that this set marks the beginning of the Year of Trek for Unreal TV. A recent bonanza of "Trek" BD sets is facilitating reviews of all four seasons of "Enterprise" and three of the four "Star Trek: The Next Generation" BD sets that have not made their way into the Unreal TV video library. A recent review has shared thoughts on the particularly awesome S7 TNG BD set.
The following clip, courtesy of YouTube and CBS, of the brilliant in every sense trailer for the S1 BD set of "Enterprise" awesomely touches on the lore, extras, season highlights, and incredible technical enhancements of this "stunning Blu-ray hi-definition" release.
The timeframe of "Enterprise" is roughly halfway between the events depicted in the theatrical film "Star Trek: First Contact," which involves the efforts of humans to take the step in space exploration that ultimately leads to the adventures of the "Trek" series and films, and the original "Trek" series (OS) starring William Shatner.
The pilot (no pun intended) episode "Broken Bow" of "Enterprise" strikes the desired balance between exposition and getting down to the action regarding any first outing for a series. The episode opens with a Klingon running through a cornfield and leads to Captain Jonathan (a.k.a. Admiral Johnny Archer) Archer and his intrepid crew taking the not-quite-ready titular spaceship on its inaugural mission.
Sci-fi favorite from his "Quantum Leap" days Scott Bakula does a great job portraying Archer as easily the most likable of the five primary "Trek" captains. He also has the best wit and arguably is the most clever of the lot despite not likely being the most intelligent or best educated.
This first trek is to give said Klingon a ride back to the Klingon home world of Kronos. Although this race is well known to both Enterprise crews and "Trek" fans as early as the OS, "Bow" represents the first encounter (i.e. contact) between humans and the aforementioned warrior race.
"Broken Bow" additionally introduces the season-long temporal cold war story arc that continues through to the intriguing and highly entertaining season-ending cliffhanger "Shockwave."
Other notable races that make their first appearances as measured by the chronology of "Trek" lore in "Enterprise" S1 include the Andorians, Ferengis, and Nausicans.
The wonderfully symbolic parent-child relationship between the humans and the more advanced Vulcans literally provides hours in "Enterprise" S1. Right from the start, the Vulcans oppose humans traveling into deep space before the Vulcans feel that the good folks at Starfleet are ready to take that particular one large leap for mankind.
For their part, the upstart humans (and Archer particularly) are resentful that their "parents" are trying to prevent them from exercising what they consider to be rights that they feel that being respectful, polite, and responsible has earned them.
The resident Vulcan on "Enterprise" is science officer T'Pol, who is a mix between Spock of the OS and the more sultry cat-suit clad Seven of Nine of "Star Trek: Voyager." Watching her physical and emotional pain regarding serving on a ship of smelly and "lesser" humans is as entertaining as watching her both become more accustomed to her crew mates and coming to better value the human perspective.
The aptly titled episode "Acquisition" involving the aforementioned savagely and ruthlessly capitalistic Ferengi also includes one of the best scenes with T'Pol, who introduces the disabling Vulcan neck pinch to the "Trek" universe in this one. This stoic and emotion-repressing character also gets playful with Archer regarding disparaging remarks that he made about her earlier in that offering. A very game Archer plays along.
Other Vulcan themes enter "Enterprise" in episodes such as "Fusion" in which our heroes encounter Vulcans who choose to not repress their emotions. This episode introduces the concept of the Vulcan mind meld.
A scene in an "Enterprise" episode in which a crew member asks a Vulcan if members of that race dance is a wonderful nod to a line from the predecessor series "Voyager" in which resident Vulcan on that program Tuvok states that "Vulcan's don't dance." (That line and fellow "Voyager" statement "fun will now commence" work their way into personal conversations at least once a month.)
Another "Trek" element that "Enterprise" introduces from the perspective of the chronology of the franchise lore include the (oft-violated) Prime Directive that prohibits interfering with the affairs of a planet. Additionally, seeing the "Enterprise" gang fear the then-new technology of transporters is funny until someone loses a beagle.
Having Bakula "Leap" co-star Dean Stockwell appear in the episode titled "Detained" is a nice treat. These former co-stars are not allies in this offering in which Stockwell's character runs an interment camp.
On a broader level, the "Enterprise" cast seems to both enjoy itself and each other even more than the seemingly very compatible "Next Generation" group. One scene in particular has Bakula trying very hard to stop from bursting out laughing regarding the pregnancy of chief engineer "Trip" Tucker, played by later "Stargate: Atlantis" semi-regular Connor Trinneer. This bonding and overall enthusiastic tone is a perfect match for this show about these genuine pioneers.
"Atlantis" era Trinner further deserves a shout out for separately encountering Wraiths and getting caught up in webbing in "Enterprise."
On an additionally broad level, seeing this visually impressive series depict the earliest stages of the space exploration around which "Trek" largely centers is fascinating and makes especially good use of the Blu-ray format. An example is critics at the time comparing the Enterprise NX-01 in this series with a submarine and the Enterprise of the current feature-film franchise being called an Apple Store in space.
The always Trektacular (and numerous) special features this time include interviews with series co-creators (and "Trek" gods) Rick Berman and Brannon Braga), documentaries on season-long story elements, and "making of " features.
All of this amounts to a fanboy dream in the sense of getting to see how "Trek" begins from the perspective of already having seen four live-action and one animated series and ten feature films. The folks behind the scenes and in front of the camera do more than do "Trek" creator Gene Roddenberry proud.
Anyone with questions regarding "Enterprise" or anything else "Trek" is strongly encouraged to email me. You can also connect on Twitter via @tvdvdguy.


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Ratha-yatra, or the Festival of Chariots, is a joyous event celebrated for thousands of years in the Indian holy city of Jagannatha Puri, and in cities around the world commenced in London recently …reports Asian Lite, leading newspaper among British Asians.
Due to unforeseen circumstances Their Lordships travelled on one cart together this year in London. Just like the old days, all devotees gathered in front of one chariot and walked from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square.
The Rathayatra celebrations will be held in Birmingham on Sunday 26 July; Cardiff to host on Saturday 1 August; Leicester on Sunday 2 August; Dublin and Reading have to be announced; Brighton will celebrate on Sunday 13th September; Plymouth will have it on Saturday 3 October and Glastonbury to host on Sunday 4 October.
As the story goes, another name for Krishna, Jagannatha refers to the ecstatic form of the Lord with large eyes and rugged features who is carried on a gigantic chariot during this festival (and worshiped in an ancient temple at the center of Jagannath Puri.)
Furthermore the story says Lord Krishna once overheard a conversation about how His dearest devotees, the cowherd maidens of Vrindavana, were lamenting in His absence. When He heard these accounts of overwhelming love in separation, the Lord's hair began to stand on end, His eyes opened wide and filled with tears, and His arms and legs contracted as He went into a state of spiritual ecstasy. Seeing Lord Krishna in this condition, His elder brother, Balarama (Baladeva), also began to feel ecstatic symptoms and displayed similar features. When Their sister, Subhadra, arrived at the scene, she too became consumed with ecstatic joy. Thus the sublime deity forms of Jagannatha, Subhadra, and Baladeva represent this sweet pastime.
The festival of Ratha-yatra represents Lord Jagannatha's longing to reunite with His dear devotees in Vrindavana, foremost among them, Srimati Radharani. According to tradition, the Lord gets lovesick once a year just prior to the festival. To cheer him up, His servants arrange for Him to go on a lavish procession to meet up with His devotees. Lord Jagannatha rides on a grand, three-story-high chariot, accompanied by thousands of onlookers and marching bands with scores of drummers, singers, and dancers. India's colonial British rulers coined the term "juggernaut" from the large, heavy chariot used to celebrate this festival in the city of Jagannatha Puri.
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Gray Barnum Hinshaw3,7 [Gray Henshaw8].
Born Sep 13 1865, Yadkin County, North Carolina.3,4,5,9
In 1890 Gray moved, with brothers James and William, from Boonville, North Carolina to Henry County, Indiana.3
He married Carrie Muzzy7 [Carrie Muzzey10, Carrie Muzzie3, Cory Muzzy1], Nov 5 18917, Henry County, Indiana7. Carrie, daughter of William Tait Muzzy & Mary Frances Conklin, was born Jul 6 1870, Indiana.3,4,5,6
Gray and Carrie lived in New Castle, Indiana.3
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Gray Barnum Hinshaw died Jun 22 1916, New Castle, Henry County, Indiana; buried Mount Summit, Indiana.11
Widow Carrie was shown in the 1920 census (Jan 9 1920), 324 18th St., New Castle, Henry County, Indiana:6
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Carrie died May 8 1926, buried Mount Summit, Indiana.11
In October of 1982, son Carl Hinshaw wrote the following biographical sketch of his parents:14
"Our parents, Gray and Carrie Hinshaw, went to housekeeping east of Springport in November, 1891. Our sisters Hester and Hazel and brother Willie were born there. They then moved about one and a half miles southeast of Mount Summit. About 1898 father bought a small house on the east side of the Old Muncie Pike about one mile north of New Castle. It was there that Robert and his twin Hubert were born. Carl and a twin who lived only six months were born here, as was our brother Lynn. In 1908 we moved to the Devault Millikan farm in Liberty Township a mile east of Ashland. In 1910 we moved to the Frank Worl place in the Devon neighborhood. It was in the year 1914 that we moved to the Charles Hutchens place where our father became sick. We moved to New Castle, 914 North 18th Street, where he died June 22, 1916."
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Ti West's new thriller The Sacrament is presented to the audience as the edited footage of fictitious Vice Media correspondents detailing their harrowing encounter with a South American cult leader. That conceit posed unique challenges for cinematographer Eric Robbins, from choosing the right camera to creating DIY lighting fixtures to making Georgia double for a lush tropical respite.
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The Carlyle, a Rosewood Hotel in New York City, has appointed Adrian Norbury as director of sales and marketing. Prior to this position, Norbury served as director of sales and marketing at the Rosewood Crescent Hotel in Dallas for six years. Prior to that, in 2002, he joined Rosewood Hotels & Resorts as regional director of sales based in London and was responsible for sales efforts in the U.K. market.
Before joining Rosewood, he worked as the U.K. sales director for Jarvis Hotels, a U.K. hotel chain with more than 60 properties. During his 18-year tenure at Jarvis, he served in a variety of roles, from sales to hotel operations. He worked for several Jarvis hotels before moving to the corporate office to focus on sales.
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Large Mother's Day Card - Yellow butterfly
Hand made Mother's Day card with a yellow butterfly on a pink heart.
The card has been left blank inside to allow you to write your own message. The card is the same colour inside as outside.
The other photo shows the back of the card with the label explaining that it is completely hand made.
Approximately A5, but exact measurement is
20.3 cm (H) x 15 cm (W) x 0.5 cm (D)


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The good news is that you can enjoy all of the facilities, activities and entertainment of a Haven holiday park in Cleethorpes but which Haven Holidays Parks are in Cleethorpes?
Haven Parks In Cleethorpes
Here are all of the Haven Caravan Parks that are in Cleethorpes
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|Thorpe Park, Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire
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The resort offers a good range of attractions including a large park with seafront miniature steam railway, a pier, amusement arcades as well as a good choice for bars, cafes, restaurants and shops but it is the resorts main promenade that is the biggest draw for holidaymakers.
From enjoying a long stroll with fantastic views out over the Humber Estuary towards Spurn point to enjoying the many amusement arcades, fish and chip shops and seafront rides that can be found along the Prom, Cleethorpes is a great traditional seaside resort.
Cleethorpes sits on the Greenwich meridian, just to the south east of Grimsby, which makes it easy to reach by road thanks to the closeness of the M180 motorway and of the iconic Humber Bridge. For those without access to a motor vehicle the resort can also be reached easily by regular train services to most parts of northern and eastern England.
No matter what you want you are sure to have a fantastic holiday with Haven, all you need to do is choose with caravan holiday park is the right one for you. Follow the links above for further details or to book your holiday in Cleethorpes with Haven Holidays.
Haven offer 1 caravan holiday park in Cleethorpes with Thorpe Park Holiday Park located to the South of the resort and just a short stroll form all of the actions of Cleethorpes.
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See What Is 'Behind the Seams' at Gulfport's Gecko Ball
The exhibit provides a look at costumes worn at the Gecko Ball throughout the years.
GULFPORT – The costumes worn throughout the years at the annual Gecko Ball will be displayed at an upcoming exhibit at the Gulfport History Museum.
Behind the Seams opens March 22 at the museum, 5301 28th Ave. S.
If you've ever wondered what the annual Gecko Ball looks like, well, here's your chance to get Behind the Seams with one of the Ball's favorite costumers. Jon Ziegler will display some of his wildest creations.
The opening reception for the exhibit is 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. March 22 from 7-9 p.m. Wine and cheese at the reception. Well-behaved dogs and kids welcome, although they may not have wine.
For information about the exhibit and the Gulfport Historical Society, go to gulfporthistoricalsociety.org.
Photo courtesy of Gulfport Historical Society.
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The Friends of Israel Encouraging Israeli Kids at Kaplan Medical Center
Shalom from Israel, Last Thursday I arrived in Israel with The Friends of Israel's ORIGINS (Our Resolve Is Giving Israel Never-ending Support) group. ORIGINS is a ministry I lead that …


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Haiku Sanctuary February 2020 Kukai
Call for Submissions
Call for Submissions
The topic for the inaugural February 2020 kukai is given below.
Poems must be submitted via email to firstname.lastname@example.com (with Kukai for the subject line.)
Poets may submit ONE poem that displays a disjunctive element, as is usually present in haiku, via email for entry in the February 2020 Kukai. Besides haiku, visual ku, asemic, atomistic and contrapuntal poems, haiga, photoku, tanka, gembun, and haibun (up to 500 words for haibun) will be accepted for entry in the February kukai. Sequences and linked forms will not be accepted for inclusion in the kukai.
If your poem has irregular formatting please include an image showing how you wish it to appear amd we will do our best to present it that way. All images (including haiga, photoku, visual ku) should be in JPG or PNG format with the wider dimension not exceeding 1024 px.
No revisions will be considered after receipt of your submission has been acknowledged via email.
Poems that have been previously displayed in any form (in print or digitally), on personal web sites or blogs, social media platforms, public video and/or photo sites, public forums, are not eligible for kukai participation. Any work that can be found via a web search will be excluded. Poems submitted must be the original work of the submitting poet. In the interests of fair play, we also request that you do not submit any poems that have been workshopped in any manner or seen by any other person who may be entering the kukai.
Eligibility to submit a poem to the monthly kukai is open to everyone except the kukai organiser for the month. The organiser will collect the submitted entries, ensure submissions meet kukai criteria, assemble them for all participants to vote on, and keep the identity of authors anonymous until the voting is completed.
The deadline for submissions will be noon Pacific Standard Time on Saturday the 15th of February.
YOUR KUKAI ENTRIES MUST REMAIN ANONYMOUS until the results are posted.
- Submission deadline -- Noon, PST, Saturday, February 15th.
- Voting deadline -- Noon, PST, Saturday, February 22nd.
- Results will be posted by Friday, February 29th.
"Beauty captivates the flesh in order to obtain permission to pass right to the soul."
"Among other unions of contraries found in beauty there is that of the instantaneous and the eternal."
"The beautiful is that which we desire without wishing to eat it. We desire that it should be."
~ Simone Weil (Gravity and Grace)
"It is a common experience—and well established experimentally—that music can engage us emotionally in a compelling manner. The mechanisms underlying these experiences are receiving increasing scrutiny. However, the extent to which other domains of aesthetic experience can similarly elicit strong emotions is unknown. Using psychophysiology, neuroimaging and behavioral responses, we show that [...] poetry can act as a powerful stimulus for eliciting peak emotional responses, including chills and objectively measurable goosebumps that engage the primary reward circuitry. Importantly, while these responses to poetry are largely analogous to those found for music, their neural underpinnings show important differences, specifically with regard to the crucial role of the nucleus accumbens. We also go beyond replicating previous music-related studies by showing that peak aesthetic pleasure can co-occur with physiological markers of negative affect. Finally, the distribution of chills across the trajectory of poems provides insight into compositional principles of poetry."
~ (Abstract from The emotional power of poetry: neural circuitry, psychophysiology and compositional principles by Eugen Wassiliwizky, Stefan Koelsch, Valentin Wagner, Thomas Jacobsen, and Winfried Menninghaus)
A peak experience of the beautiful manifests itself in the welling-up of a tear from our eyes and our body breaking into goosebumps. Being caught up in Gregorian Chant, viewing a vast landsape, reading a poem, observing an infant hesitantly returning a smile, can overcome us with such physical manifestations of aesthetic raptness. We quieten down in something akin to la petite mort. In fact, Roland Barthes spoke of la petite mort as the chief objective of reading literature, the feeling one should get when experiencing any great literature.
As Arthur Koestler writes in The Act of Creation -
"To be 'overwhelmed' by love, wonder, devotion, 'enraptured' by a smile, 'entranced' by beauty -- each verb expresses a passive state, a surrender; the surplus of emotion cannot be worked off in action -- it can be consummated only in internal, visceral and glandular, processes. The purely self-transcending emotions do not tend towards action, but towards quiescence, tranquillity, and catharsis. Respiration and pulse-rate are slowed down, muscle-tone is lowered; 'entrancement' is a step towards the trance-like states induced by the contemplative techniques of Eastern mysticism and by certain drugs. The experience of 'the blending of the finite with the infinite' can become so intense that it evokes Faust's prayer: "O Augenblick verweile -- let this moment last for eternity, let me die." But there is nothing morbid in this; it is a yearning for an even more complete communion, the ultimate catharsis or samadhi. Awareness becomes de-personalized and expands into 'the oceanic feeling of limitless extension and oneness with the universe'."
Without using the words beauty or beautiful, kukai entries should represent each poets' expression of an experience of the beautiful making the entry an evocation of the beautiful in its own right (write). What does the experience of the beautiful feel like for you?


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Pactainer ED® offers a safe protection against electrostatic hazards. They can be used for bulk goods which contain or are located in areas where electrostatic hazards are at present. For example for the chemical industry. The conductive fabric of a Pactainer ED® conducts the charge of the bulk products to the hoist in connection with the grounded straps and prevents reliable every kind of discharge which displays a risk of fire. A micro-perforation of all coated components of the inside and outside of the container which are connected with each other, guarantees that they are able to discharge the electrostatic energy. This process has already been patented. Pactainer ED® offers further safety: If there is not direct grounding of the lifting loops, the carriers of the charge will be handed over locally and defined to the hoist. This is realized by a Carona-Effect. The Surrounding area is not subject to static charging. Fields of application: Transport and storage container for products produced by the chemical as well as paint industry for bulk goods of every kind – which own low minimum ignition energy. Main industries: Products for the chemical and pharmaceutical industry, wood and synthetic products, food, detergents
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Dolomite Production Line in India
Dolomite Production Process
Dolomite is an often used natural mineral. During the production process there is not added any other component. Dolomite powders are produced by dry, iron free grinding of crushed dolomite, followed by air classification. Dolomite powders are available in different grain sizes.
The products are characterized by a high content of dolomite and a very low content of Fe2O3. Dolomite is commonly used for the production of glass and ceramics. It can also be used in the chemical industry and as a supplement for animal feed. Moreover, it is used as an aggregate for concrete and bitumen.
Dolomite Production Line in India
Dolomite is widely used for producing concrete aggregate. It is also a source of magnesium oxide and in the Pidgeon process for the production of magnesium. Dolomite is sometimes replaces calcite limestone as a flux for the smelting of iron and steel. Large quantities of processed dolomite are used in the production of float glass. Dolomite is usually processed into powder for final applications.
According to dolomite's properties, final products application and geography condition in India, Zenith expert successfully designed high performance dolomite production line. The dolomite processing production line includes crushing plant, grinding mills, vibrating screen and feeder etc. All of the equipment works together with high production capacity.


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Many films have been based on archetypal patterns discovered by C. Jung. For instance, Fight Club and The Double deal with the issue of transformative shadow possession where the ego must embark on a journey of transcending a comfortable but rather fruitless attitude to life and is pushed towards taking steps necessary to win the power struggle against its shadow.
The hero myth or a hero's journey, as one of the most popular archetypal patterns of transformation, has been presented in many different lights, accordingly to the culture and the current social condition. It does, however, always follow the number of precise stages, as described by J. Campbell:
1. Departure - an individual is called to an adventure (by the unconscious forces), perceives signs or symbols that intrigue him, might meet a mentor who offers a guidance. At this stage, he is still within the regular, conscious world.
2. Initiation – crossing the boundary between the conscious and unconscious, encountering various trials, meeting with the goddess / powerful female figure, resolving conflicts with the father, getting some sort of reward or simply finding what one was looking for
3. Return - coming back to the world, resurrection, bringing back the gift one has received in the underworld.
This pattern is commonly interpreted in a positive way – the hero brings light to the world and changes it for good. However, this has not always been the case, especially for the hero himself. Take for instance, the journey of Prometheus who by bringing knowledge/light to people got severely punished. Although the gift or a reward has been positive for the collective, it demanded a tremendous sacrifice from the one who was brave enough to rebel and undergo this journey. Such was the case with many historical figures who sacrificed themselves whilst sharing their gift with the humanity. However, it wasn't just a mere sacrifice and most likely, the hero wouldn't see his journey through such lenses. Rather, it was an act of rebellion against the established status quo of what is right and what is wrong.
The very same, notable pattern is also present in Blade Runner 2049 and I will illustrate stage by stage how K embarks on the journey of a hero, permanently transforming the collective of replicants.
1. Departure
On the beginning, everything is in place - K (R. Gosling) does his job, he has a loving relationship. His world is in order. However, He doesn't fully fit in - he doesn't have a soul, as Lt. Joshi (R. Wright) keeps emphasising. How long one could keep going like this, living as an outcast, lacking 'depth'? The whole world, in fact, has been plunged into the abyss of dystopia and nihilism. Nobody challenges the current order in fear of repeating the rebellion lead by replicants many years ago.
This emptiness, lack of substance or passive attitude in one's life is very similar to what has been portrayed in Fight Club when the narrator, despite having his life in order, couldn't settle and feel content – couldn't even fall asleep. In such situations, the unconscious makes its callings and comes to the rescue. K discovers a dead female replicant who gave birth in the past. The order is upset. He's intrigued, wants to go deeper. Could it be that something could be born of this 'soulless', unconscious realm? The unconscious calls for him not only through these physical clues, but also through the voice of a replicant he killed: "You've never seen a miracle".
Whilst on a threshold between the conscious and unconscious, his anima both, supports him and tries to stop him. The anima here possesses a dual aspect: one represented by Lt. Joshi - rather tyrannical, tough, desiring to maintain order; the second, represented by K's girlfriend, Joi, who is quite delicate, supportive and loyal. One aspect pulls K into creativity and stepping into the unconscious (supportive), the other is about keeping an order and forgetting about 'uncomfortable' facts.
Both aspects of his anima are personified - Lt. Joshi exercising authority over K, and Joi becoming literally personified when K provides her with the device that enables her hologram to regain more independence. In general, if the personification of the anima occurs, it is because the man overidentifies with his persona (external world) and thus, his ego does not possess enough autonomy to direct his life. K is just a machine with no soul.
2. Initiation
His encounter with the shadow went rather smoothly - he searches for clues about Rachel (the found dead mother-replicant) in Wallace Company and gets what he needed. He discovers the date on a tree which is precisely the same date as the one carved on a wooden horse-toy he once had. Perhaps he sees Rachel as some sort of goddess - if replicant is born, does it mean it will then have a soul?
He chases the place from his memory. His shadow is still being quite helpful - Luv sends drone attack on the group of people trying to attack K. His unconscious leads him to recover what he once hid - the wooden-horse, the only thing he truly possessed. Now it all seems clear - he's been born out of the unconscious, of unanimated elements (replicants with no soul). In the mean time, his life deteriorates, he is soon to lose his job and is about to be arrested. The ego, chasing the unconscious phantoms, changes its function in the world. The deeper we go into the unconscious realm, the more disintegrated our comfortable lives will become.
His girlfriend, Joi, accepts it and names him Joe - he was born which means that he has a soul and therefore, deserves to have a real name.
The journey continues and all clues have led him to know who his father might be. He embarks to go deeper to the unconscious, under a belief that he is the one that was born, and seeks for his father.
Now, I would interpret it in a way that his father is both, the symbol of a real father and of the self itself. On the one side, he is soon to engage in a short fight with him and then come to a resolution (resolving a conflict with a father, as a stage on the hero's journey). On the other.. I will explain as we progress further. Regardless, perhaps in this case, the father and the self represent one and the same symbol.
Identification with the self leads to drastic consequences, as Jung has warned. By overstaying in the unconscious realm with the self itself, K brings destructive forces from the outside - soon, both K and Deckard are attacked.
In the meantime, lt. Joshi and Joi are killed. The supportive aspect of the psyche (anima) that bridges the unconscious with the conscious is lost. This might again be caused by overidentification with the self or by overstaying in the unconscious realm, whilst ignoring the actual reality.
3. Return
Deckard is kidnapped whilst K, wounded, is attended to by the rebellious group of replicants lead by Freysa - who was tracking him for quite a while. Another powerful female figure, perhaps the death of his anima gave place for a new, evolved anima to develop. The older anima assisted him in his journey but as he has arrived at his destination, there is no function for it anymore. Perhaps in a way, it has been misleading him. The new anima that has taken an empty space, enlightens him - the memories he's been chasing weren't his. This is a rather drastic journey back to the reality.
His new anima or perhaps some goddess / manifestation of a strong, feminine archetype, teaches him that sacrificing one's self for the right cause will make one more human than humans.
Disillusioned K, possibly on a verge of suicide (although it's only my subjective impression), embarks on a last stage of his journey - bringing the gift from the unconscious. His ego is sufficiently independent now - he is not lead by the commands of his anima, and neither by other unconscious forces.
K rescues Deckard and offers the gift he has received - he leads Deckard to meet his daughter, the replicant who has a soul, the one who was born, rather than made. The self undergoes a full integration of its masculine and feminine aspects. The ego, K, completing his mission, dies. He fulfilled his function.
Does it mean he had a soul, since he sacrificed himself? Or was he a mere machine with a specific goal and function to fulfil?
Even the film poster clearly demonstrates the dynamics of the psyche, with the ego being supported by the shadow, and anima bridging the ego (conscious) with the self (the unconscious).
This carefully crafted film provides us with a number of lessons and messages. The first and foremost, rebellion leads to transformation. Rebelling on the personal level increases one's agency where we are free to follow our impulses, hunches, beliefs of what is right. On the collective level, it changes the status quo. In the film, such rebellion was based on bringing the unconscious into the conscious – the actual evidence that replicants can reproduce like humans, and therefore being more than a mere serial number that could be exploited.
Second, the ego is just a tool, although quite an important one. If the ego didn't listen to the unconscious messages and if it stayed in a state of a close identification with the persona (preserving the status quo), one wouldn't really transform anything and wouldn't bring any gifts such transformation might provide.
Lastly, transformation and actualization of the self requires sacrifices – one must let certain aspects of ourselves go in order to create space for what is to come.
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Pea Royd Lane Climb Summary
Pea Royd Lane is well known to British cycling climbers. This brief and brutal hill climb hosted the British National Hill Climb Championships in 2009 (Dan Fleeman wins) and 2014 (Dan Evans tops the podium). The 1100 meter ascent is also home to the annual Stocksbridge CC Hill Climb (formerly Thurcroft CC Hill Climb as referred to in 100 Greatest Cycling Climbs, Britain, p. 76).
Why is Pea Royd such a "popular" (deadly?) climb? Check its profile on our climb page - it is a brute at 14.2% average grade with 3 brutal+ sections of (a) 18.1% for 60 meters beginning at 400 m), (b) 160 meters of 16.9% beginning at 600 m) and the punch in the stomach final stretch (24.4% for 100 m to the finish - last 20 meters = 27.5%)
Looking back at 27.5% final stretch.
The climb begins at the northern edge of Stockbridge. The 2017 Tour de Yorkshire had a stage finish in Stockbridge (stage winner Serge Pauwels, Belgium)
Finish of the final Stage (3) of Tour de Yorkshire in Stonebridge
Steepest ½ kilometer begins at 600 meters (16.6%)
The climb begins at the northern edge of Stocksbridge (pop. 9,869, 2011):
"Stocksbridge is a small town in the civil parish of Stocksbridge, in the City of Sheffield, in South Yorkshire, England. Historically part of the West Riding of Yorkshire, it lies just to the east of the Peak District. The town is located in the steep-sided valley of the Little Don River, below the Underbank Reservoir. It blends into the areas of Deepcar, Bolsterstone and the eastern end of Ewden valley around Ewden village, which are also within the civil parish. The population of the civil parish as of the 2011 census was 13,455." Wikipedia - Stocksbridge
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"Pea Royd Lane has been the venue for the national hill climb championships in 2009 and will be the venue in 2014. It is a classic hill climb length- relatively short and steep with a few sharp corners to make it really testing. The gradient is variable from fairly shallow at the bottom to a gradient of up to 20% near the top." More
"The next climb was a little outside of Sheffield, near Stocksbridge and Simon talks about the climb taking you from "industrial valley to peaceful moorland" and that it is an incredibly accurate way of putting it. You start your climb right at the bottom of this industrial valley.
With all these massive rusty steel girders surrounding you, you hop on the bike and hope that your legs will have the same resilience. Before hiking yourself up the steep, steep hill. I liked this hill a lot - Simon gives it an 8/10 and it starts fairly steep, as you exit the small town." More


text: Marilyn I. Schmidt DMV, trained at Cornell from 1974 to 1978. The seventies were the first time in history that women entered the Veterinarian career in significant numbers. Marilyn had a deep love for horses, science and medicine. Veterinary school was the logical place to combine the three. Without much fuss she studied the art and the science of the profession. When she was done she went to work as a horse doctor in the Hudson River Valley. Women were a rarity in equine practice in 1978, so Marilyn's arrival created a stir. But her straight forward, matter of fact competence soon won the hearts of the Hudson Valley horse people. Before long no one thought twice when the tall gal with hair bundled in an upswept twist arrived to treat the colic, deliver the foal or sew up the wound. They just knew they had a darn good veterinarian who would solve the problem no matter how bad the weather or how late the hour. Marilyn really knew horses, knew first hand what great athletes they can be and the thousands of little things that affect performance. Her study of acupuncture and chiropractic gave her the ability to fine tune her patients for the show ring. Her understanding of western veterinary medicine gave her the resources to treat big threats to life or limb. Many people are skilled in either the western or the eastern arms of medicine. Very few master both. Marilyn was one of those very few. She and her husband and fellow Vet trained many young veterinarians and technicians and educated countless horse owners. They gave back to the profession through their committee work for the American Association of Equine Practitioners. And in and among all this, Marilyn found time to support the St. Clement's Saratoga Horse Show as its show Veterinarian for many years.


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JOLIET, Ill. -- A shooting at a bar in Joliet killed one person and wounded another.
A 55-year-old man is accused of opening fire at Izzy's Bar.
Just after 1 a.m., witnesses say the suspect, who had allegedly been kicked out of the bar earlier that night, came back in carrying a shotgun, and fired a single round at 52-year-old bartender Danny Rios.
Rios was pronounced dead just before 8 a.m. Friday.
Mike Cullick was with friends at the bar at the time. He and other patrons jumped in and tried to disarm the suspect. A second man was shot. WGN is told that victim is the son of the bar's owner.
Cullick jumped on top of the suspect and held him to the ground.
"We did what anyone else would have done," he told WGN News. "I'm not going to watch that happen to anybody."
The suspect was taken into custody.
Joliet police received a search warrant and entered the suspect's home in the 16000 block of Dearborn Street in Crest Hill which is only half a block from the bar.
They also searched his garage where neighbors say he worked on vintage cars.
Charges are pending.