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The report below was submitted to The Torch by the Lane Community College Education Association. According to the LCCEA, the report contains responses by some LCC faculty members to a survey about the college president, vice presidents, administration and Board of Education. This information has not been verified by The Torch.
From LCCEA:
The first two pages of the report provide tables displaying the responses to the quantitative questions, the first page in the form of percentages, the second displaying the actual numbers of faculty members responses to each question/response option.
The rest of the report lists faculty responses to each of the qualitative questions, with responses in alphabetical order. We have provided extremely limited editing of the responses, including dropping reference to specific individuals other than individuals being evaluated, correcting spelling or obvious factual errors, editing a few responses not directly responding to the question or that were intended as advice or comment on other matters, etc; all such edits together likely constitute changes of less than one percent of the responses provided.
Finally, we note that when the association conducted a similar survey in 2009, we shared the results only with the college president and board, in the hope that the similar results would be taken seriously and would be the basis of significant efforts to address concerns raised by faculty members.
With faculty evaluations of the administration and Board of Education even more critical, overall, this year, the association board believes it important that faculty and the college community all openly see the various views of faculty members regarding the administration and Board of Education.
It is clear to us that our college is in a dire period, one that we can only find our way out of with much more open discussion of the merits and demerits of the current path we are on. As you will see in the report, it is clear that while a portion of the faculty (25-30 percent of respondents) is generally supportive of the administration and board, a much larger portion of faculty (70-75 percent of respondents) is generally highly critical of the administration and board and wants to see serious changes take place in the management and oversight of our college.
We hope this report is the beginning of conversations and actions that lead to the significant improvement of our college, for the sake of all of its members. With our regular academic year coming to an end in a matter of days, we look forward to engaging this discussion in a deep and significant way at the start of Fall term, and will provide an analysis of the (generally obvious) patterns found in the evaluations, along with recommendations and proposals to begin to address them.
Lane Community College Education Association
Full Report – Faculty Evaluations of college administration and board (PDF)


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EVL is a validation language built on top of EOL. In their simplest form, EVL constraints are quite similar to OCL constraints. However, EVL also supports dependencies between constraints (e.g. if constraint A fails, don't evaluate constraint B), customizable error messages to be displayed to the user and specification of fixes (in EOL) which users can invoke to repair inconsistencies. Also, as EVL builds on EOL, it can evaluate inter-model constraints (unlike OCL).
Chapter 5 of the Epsilon book provides a complete reference of the syntax and semantics of EVL.

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This film has won 5 different awards in different countries including New York, Switzerland & Houston, plus has won the "National Award" in the category of the 'Best Film' on Social Issues. Now who couldn't miss this film who loves Cinema? And this film is only for them who loves cinema and are willing to see any kind of film at any point of time. Because they will be eager about what's there in this film which has achieved so many awards, and what's there inside this film so that they can study the cinema even better from now what they had studied. Story:A ... » read more
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Every once in a blue moon comes a film that reinstalls my faith in Indian cinema, a film that tells a story without boorish subplots, bad acting and embarrassing attempts at humour. Based on a true story, Antardwand has come at the right time, when movies are being made mostly for the purpose of making the filmmaker and the already overpaid actors (sorry, I meant superstars) richer, irrespective of how poor the film may be.Raghuvir (Raj Singh Chaudhury), who studies in Delhi, wants to marry his pregnant girlfriend, and comes home to a village in Bihar to inform ... » read more
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I believe being a non-profit leader in the 21st Century is one of the toughest roles in leadership! The ongoing reality of thin budgets and fierce competition for donor dollars and volunteer time against the passion and altruism of a host of staff and volunteers requires the leader to have a unique mix of attitudes, knowledge and skills. It is this backdrop that provides the inspiration for our latest book, "The Missing Piece for Non-Profit Leaders: Achieving Sustainable Programs through Business Alignment". In this book, we apply the elements of Business Alignment to assist Non-Profit Leaders in creating their Vision, Strategy and Goals to achieve sustainable success.
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Jan 12, 2014
The Howard Hughes Corporation® Establishes the Ward Village Foundation
Caryn Kboudi, The Howard Hughes Corporation, firstname.lastname@example.com, (214) 741-7744
New Non-Profit Commits Initial $1 Million to Support Local Community Efforts in Hawai'i
HONOLULU (January 13, 2014) – The Howard Hughes Corporation (NYSE: HHC) today launched the Ward Village Foundation with an initial commitment of $1 million to support the local community over the next two years. The Ward Village Foundation will serve as a non-profit corporation connected to The Howard Hughes Corporation's efforts to build a bright and vibrant future in Hawai'i as it implements its long-term plans for Ward Village. The 60-acre master planned community is envisioned as a thoughtfully-designed, sustainable neighborhood that incorporates the site's rich history and creates a gathering place between downtown Honolulu and Waikīkī.
"The Howard Hughes Corporation is proud to introduce the Ward Village Foundation, furthering our commitment to improving the quality of life in our community," said David Striph, Senior Vice President of Hawai'i for The Howard Hughes Corporation. "The Ward Village Foundation will focus on forward-thinking initiatives that honor Hawai'i's rich history by fostering the community that will continue to make Ward Village an ideal neighborhood to live, work, shop, learn and play."
Consistent with its mission to create timeless places and memorable experiences, The Howard Hughes Corporation's initial $1 million contribution will support local non-profits and initiatives that align with the Ward Village Foundation's core initiatives of Culture ForWard, Community ForWard and Environment ForWard. The funds will be administered over the course of the next two years, with grant applications available to interested organizations.
In conjunction with the launch of the Ward Village Foundation, The Howard Hughes Corporation also announced the foundation's first grant recipient, pledging $100,000 to locally-based non- profit Kupu. The funds will be used towards the development of the Kupu Green Jobs Training Center located near Point Panic at Kewalo Basin. Through its partnerships with more than 80 public and private organizations, Kupu provides experiential education and life skills development opportunities to help youth and young adults succeed in life and create lifelong community servants. From this facility, Kupu will develop the next generation of local talent to take the helm of the new "green" industries moving in Hawai'i.
"Kupu is an outstanding example of an organization that aligns with our foundation's core values, promoting culture, community and environment through their work training and educating Hawai'i's youth in sustainable job fields with an emphasis on promoting traditional Hawaiian values," said Nick Vanderboom, Senior Vice President, Development for The Howard Hughes Corporation.
"On behalf of Kupu, I would like to commend The Howard Hughes Corporation, one of Honolulu's true community builders, for making a concerted effort to better the local community," said John Leong, Executive Director of Kupu. "The establishment of the Ward Village Foundation is a significant gift to the community at large, and this grant will make a significant impact on our efforts to equip our youth with the skills and heart to lead our state towards a more sustainable future."
For more information on the Ward Village Foundation please visit the website at www.wardvillagefoundation.org.
Over the next decade, Ward Village will transform into a mixed-use community, offering unique retail experiences and exceptional residences set among dynamic public open spaces and walkable streets. Environmental stewardship is forefront in the Ward Village Master Plan, which was recently awarded LEED for Neighborhood Development (LEED-ND) Platinum Certification, the highest certification possible, making it the largest LEED-ND Platinum-Certified project in the country and the only one in Hawai'i. An information center and residential sales gallery for Ward Village at the newly renovated, iconic IBM Building will open in January 2014. Sales at Ward Village's first two mixed-use residential projects: Waiea, at 1118 Ala Moana Boulevard, and Anaha, at 1108 Auahi Street, will begin in early 2014.
About Ward Village®
Developed by The Howard Hughes Corporation, Ward Village is a new 60-acre coastal master planned community in the heart of Honolulu located between downtown and Waikīkī in the Kakaʻako district. Ward Village includes two mixed-use residential towers – Waiea and Anaha – that are now under construction and will transform the popular shopping and dining district into a vibrant neighborhood that offers exceptional residences with incredible island and ocean views and a carefully curated mix of retail experiences set among dynamic public open spaces and walkable streets.
This growing community will include three additional developments: Ae'o at 1001 Queen Street, Gateway Towers and Ke Kilohana at 988 Halekauwila Street. Aeʻo at 1001 Queen Street is a 466-unit mixed-use condominium tower anchored by a flagship Whole Foods Market. The extraordinary first building of Gateway Towers on Ala Moana Boulevard will bring the architecture of world-renowned architect Richard Meier to the Honolulu skyline. Ke Kilohana will bring housing targeted for local residents and a 23,000 square foot Long's Drugs to the neighborhood.
The vision for Ward Village is consistent with the master plan approved by the HCDA in 2009, which allows for up to 9.3 million square feet of mixed-use development and will include over 4,000 residences and over 1 million square feet of retail space.
Ward Village is Hawaiʻi's only LEED-ND Platinum-Certified project and the largest neighborhood development in the country to receive such a prestigious certification. The Information Center and Residential Sales Gallery is located at the iconic IBM Building. For more information, visit www.wardvillage.com.
About The Howard Hughes Corporation®
The Howard Hughes Corporation owns, manages and develops commercial, residential and mixed-use real estate throughout the U.S. Our properties include master planned communities, operating properties, development opportunities and other unique assets spanning 16 states from New York to Hawai'i. The Howard Hughes Corporation is traded on the New York Stock Exchange as HHC with major offices in New York, Columbia, MD, Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas and Honolulu. For additional information about HHC, visit www.howardhughes.com.
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That's one of the most important decisions we've made. This does not mean we'll eliminate the existing licenses - we'll keep them, so anyone will be able to chose between "non-viral" paid or "viral" free licenses.
By doing this we want to reach several goals:
- Enter the market faster - we already spend much more time on its development then we planned, so we want to take it back here.
- Make the product much more popular. If we'd compare this to something existing, which is closer to us by the underlying ideas and approach, we want to get nearly the same effect as for Ruby on Rails.
- Build bigger community around the product. In particular, we'll allow other people to contribute to the product, as well as to its Wiki.
- Make it stable earlier. Source code should allow the people to help us debugging the issues.
- Show it is good inside, not just outside - i.e. there is nothing "dark" we prefer to hide. We'll publish it with complete set of tests. The quality of its code is really much better then of v3.9.
- Get it developed further faster - as we wrote, it will initially go out without some features (I mean mainly LINQ) that are already implemented in many of its competitors, although as a platform itself it looks as the most advanced one (none of competitors neither have full-featured built-in database engine, nor plans for supporting not just N-tier, but a distributed environment). And we hope it will help us to get them implemented faster.
- Make the product more competitive - here I mean mainly other free products, such as EF. We understand it will be hard to compete with it, but on the other hand, we're creating a new niche one the market: DataObjects.Net will be the only ORM platform that needs no database at all (sounds a bit funny, but on the other hand, anyone using ORM dreams to forget about the database, and we really make this dream come true now ;) ), and works without any lacks in such a configuration. I suspect that e.g. EF will never support this - I don't believe they will compete with SQL Server. Although in wide range of cases (e.g. in Silverlight applications) this is quite desirable.
Availability under GPL doesn't mean we're going to get rid of this product and of its further development, as it frequently happens. On contrary, we're doing this to ensure it will have a good future. We are releasing an new innovative technology having much safer position as a company now then 5 years ago (actually we were much closer to the group of yound people that time, then to a company) - and this time we are sure this is the way we should and can choose.
It doesn't an "all or nothing" game for us - we're already recognized as good software developers at least, and have enough potential to grow further even without DataObjects.Net. But for the new version of DataObjects.Net it really is - i.e. such an approach should expose its full potential faster, and we believe it will be a good race for it. It should swim up and seriously affect on the market or sink fast (6 months to 1 year is enough time to see this) - and personally I don't believe it can sink.
So let's see how it swims up and gets its positions back!
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DataObjects.NET v4.0 will be available under GPL
That's one of the most important decisions we've made. This does not mean we'll eliminate the existing licenses - we'll keep them, so anyone will be able to chose between "non-viral" paid or "viral" free licenses.
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From my experience of PostSharp, I would say that some of your expectations are correct and other are not.ReplyDelete
It is definitively better for people to have the source code. It helps them understand how it works and it requires less work to support them.
You will indeed raise more sympathy and people will eventually be a larger testing base.
However, you can't expect having significant contributions. Anyway, you cannot accept GPL contributions if you want to keep the possibility to sell commercial licenses. You always have to buy (or be donated) the contribution so that you are the copyright owner.
The .NET community is much one of "consumers", i.e. with relatively few active contributors. It differs from intrinsicly open source communities like Java, Python, or Linux.
Good luck anyway!
Noticeable contributions in form of source code is not what I expect - there are really not too much people that would do this. But on the other hand, there are other aspects important for the people - documentation, samples, HowTo and Q/A sets - and I hope if it will be initially publicly editable, we can expect some public activity here.ReplyDelete
Forgot to add - I didn't mean everything will be available under GPL. Almost everything - definitely, but the most innovative things like distributed indexing may be not. We simply didn't thought much about this yet.ReplyDelete
But when do you expect to release the 4.0 version? I missed the date.ReplyDelete
In the end of summer. So most likely - on August, 31.ReplyDelete
Is there going to be some sort of migration path from V3 to V4 ?ReplyDelete
It will be provided, but definitely later then initial public release (you may keep in mind something like 2-3 months).ReplyDelete


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A woman in her 70s had to be rescued following an arson attack on a house in Waringstown on Thursday night, June 28.
Detectives are appealing for witnesses after it was reported that at around 11.40pm a male poured flammable liquid over the front door of the property in Windsor Close and set it alight.
Police and NIFRS attended and the fire was extinguished. Damage was caused to the front door of the property as a result.
The female occupant, aged in her 70s, was rescued from the property by NIFRS and treated in hospital for the effects of smoke inhalation.
The male, described as wearing a tracksuit top and dark bottoms, made off on foot.
A spokesperson for the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service said: "Firefighters were called to a fire in a mid-terraced property.
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"A sounding smoke alarm alerted the occupant to the fire. The cause of the fire appears to be deliberate. The incident was dealt with at 12.49am on June 29."
Detectives are appealing for anyone who witnessed the incident or anyone with any information that can assist with the investigation to contact detectives in Lurgan Police Station on 101 quoting reference 1754 28/06/18. Or, alternatively information can also be provided to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 which is 100% anonymous and gives people the power to speak up and stop crime.


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Although the first major launch month of Marvel Comics' relaunch is halfway done, the catalogue of Marvel NOW! titles have just begun. In the first of a series of special press conference calls, the publisher plans to bring new info about the relaunch, starting with the recently-released "Iron Man" by Kieron Gillen with art by Greg Land. Gillen is on hand to expound on the Marvel NOW! launch title, which features Tony Stark in a hunt for the Extremis virus.
Following introductions, moderator and Sales & Communications Coordinator James Viscardi kicked off the call, asking Gillen to describe the second arc of "Iron Man" called "The Godkiller."
"Basically, Tony Stark's in space," said Gillen, who stated he knew Tony would be in space during issue #6. The story takes place before Iron Man becomes part of the Guardians of the Galaxy. "It's things that Tony's been involved in catching up with him," he said. Some of the arc will deal with Tony and the back history of the Phoenix catching up with him, as well as the issues of faith that got brought up in "Avengers Vs. X-Men."
Iron Man will also get a new suit of armor. "What would you need to go and be this heroic space knight figure?" asked Gillen, who described the story as "Conan" but instead of Conan, it's Tony Stark, who gets dropped into an ancient civilization.
Gillen stated continuity was a tricky line to walk in the new series. "It's one of those really awful writing lines, you turn the things people need to know into the points of the story," said Gillen. "Basically, you do not need to know in the first arc why Tony was having this faith-type question. You just see his response. That's actually a good example. I only bring the question of the Phoenix in when it serves the story. I'm introducing the concept of Tony Stark from the ground up, I'm introducing Extremis." Gillen also stated the second arc will change from the format of semi-one-and-done issues from the first arc to more three-issue-arcs. "In some ways, the first five issues are building up to [Tony going to space.]"
In terms of Tony's love life, a lot of issue #6 is flirting with an alien lady and "Tony's thinking he'll get his James T. Kirk moment" and it may all go horribly wrong, according to Gillen.
Tony's facial hair is, apparently, a big part of the current story arc.
Gillen spoke briefly on his collaboration with Brian Bendis, considering Bendis' role as upcoming writer for "Guardians of the Galaxy." "In the actual summit, the idea came up of Tony being a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy," said Gillen, who said he and Brian Bendis were "in step" for Iron Man as a member of the galactic-based team. "It's a question of tone, type of stories, what space means in the Marvel Universe. [Brian and I] on the same page -- not literally on the same page because it would make writing a bit hard."
Greg Land will stay on "Iron Man" for the second arc. The writer also stated since readers will be following Tony into space, he hopes to explore "what's going on while Tony's away," but he couldn't say much about what will happen to Pepper Potts. "However, there's something interesting about Pepper and the space stuff -- the connection between Pepper and Tony when he's in space."
Gillen's arc explores a crisis of faith -- the way Tony sees the world and his beliefs. "The stuff in our universe is hard to deal with. If you're a man in a universe that's inherently unreasonable, that should push and pull you in interesting ways," he said.
"There's a lot of real, hard wakeup calls," said Gillen. "Some of these things really, really pick at Tony's identity full stop."
Gillen has written space-based Marvel adventures before and stated "you never know" if UNIT is going to show up, but Death's Head, the robotic bounty hunter will show up in "The Godkiller."
Iron Man will be without his Earthly resources, which will yield interesting story twists. "He thinks his suit will do the job it's required for and it's designed for 'I'm going to space as an adventure, as an explorer and as a hero,'" said Gillen, who said Tony would be like any traveler and part of the story would deal with him not having his support network. "Going forward, there's a certain MacGyverness of it."
The writer said Tony's been avoiding dealing with the idea of faith in "Fear Itself" and again in "AvX." "In the first few issues [of 'Iron Man,'] he realizes things about himself," said Gillen. "There's a hunger. He wants to know about the thing that he's been avoiding previously. He's driven. This is him being driven. It's like he's found a new wing in the library and he wants to read all the books."
According to Gillen, the first issue of "Iron Man" was a "quite conservative" start, but will develop into something more. "This is talking about conflicts in Tony's belief system," he said. "Issue #2 is about people that have an exoskeleton like Tony, but it's about training pilots." Continuing forward, there will be a number of other philosophical concepts that Gillen plans to push into "awkward areas" that make Tony angry. "There are a lot of things that he's not sure about, that's part of what the story is, self-discovery."
To wrap things up, Gillen stated he's listening to his "Iron Man" playlist, which he has yet to make public. "Telstar" by The Tornados, New Order and jokingly, "The Final Countdown" are a few of what the writer listens to while he writes Tony's escapades.
Following a brief conversation about the idea of the future contained in "Telstar," the call wrapped. "Iron Man" #6 by Kieron Gillen and Greg Land hits stores February.


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(The following text is part of a collaboration with artist Gideon Barnett and is better viewed with reference images at Der Greif )
Growing up in Jasper, Tennessee – The alien concept of pursuing art – An onslaught of tourists eager to catch a glimpse of the Hope Diamond – The sheer enthusiasm & simultaneous consternation of testing hi-res digital cameras & more recently, an interest in debased, lower quality forms of photographic reproduction – Institutions & public space as artist studio, such as museums, libraries & the streets of cities themselves – A confined stretch of Miami's South Beach – Xerox machines in the age of Photoshop – The changing nature & responsibilities of archiving – Vandalism & the intimate photographs of Edith Gowin by her husband Emmet – The IBM photocopy work of artist & writer Pati Hill – Mike Mandel & Larry Sultan's Evidence – The relationship between photographing out in the world & carefully selecting from a random array of images to re-appropriate – The green blackboards of grammar school – Evaporation — Deafness in Dogs — American Sign Language – The Rings of Saturn & The Hundred and One Dalmatians
While engaging the assortment of disparate images posed to us in Gideon Barnett's most recent work, one calls to mind the novels of the late German writer W.G. Sebald, wherein small, curious pictures accompany passages of text in both direct and ambiguous ways. These images function as a kind of subtle guide to the narrator's consciousness, blurring our notions of fact and fiction, memory and history, loss and desire. By employing these images, whose origins are shrouded in mystery, Sebald magnifies a pathos that connects the reader to that which has become all but forgotten, made faint by the parallax of time. By immersing himself in the microfilm images archived in various university libraries under the heading "The History of Photography," and enlarging said images with the library's default Xerox printer, Gideon Barnett is exercising a similar transpiration, one that invokes in the viewer a sense of strange beauty and subdued malaise.
Considering such devices are designed to contain and condense large text catalogs, documents and newspapers, the use of microfilm to archive photographic materials is an almost comic prelude to failure. By recognizing this fact and finding delight in transforming these dubious processes into large-scale objects, Barnett is drawing from modes of image-appropriation that seek to scrutinize the nature of its own production. Historically, we have seen artists explore such methods to question and criticize the underlying effects media images have on the culture. In this case, however, the result is how a particular set of images are stored, chronicled and essentially forgotten. While sifting through these images the artist likens the intuitive selection process to that of pressing the shutter while photographing out in the world, as it were. Once selected and printed we are confronted with a sort of resurrection of pictures, some familiar, others inscrutable. So that when we see what appears to be an inverted commercial advertisement for Crown Royal Canadian Whiskey, targeting some susceptible consumer society of the past, we dismiss it as old-fashioned, defunct, and, emptied now of its aim to sell us something, it reclaims an innocuous form. Perhaps then, for the first time, we see it for what it is: an arrangement of glasses, liquid and ice, reflecting light, forming shadows, and placed accordingly by an invisible prop-stylist, for the three-quarter camera angle positioned by one of countless anonymous photographers, whose life's work, by mere happenstance, wound up in this peculiar burial place. If we were to take Sebald's cue that "the greater the distance, the clearer the view," one could imagine looking back reproachfully at our habit of being unable or unwilling to discern this phenomenon in the present, as inconspicuous algorithms work to send us advertisements based on our search histories, texts, likes, location, and most disturbingly, voice recordings.
After making the Xerox print, Barnett frames the images with a green background, meant to evoke the blackboards used in elementary & high schools. Framed around images whose meanings evade us, this gesture hints at the loss of innocence that evaporates as we begin to question what we are taught as pupils. Oddly enough, I can remember now the streaks of chalk-dust left on the board after erasing it, followed by the sensation of washing it back to black with a damp sponge, noticing how quickly it dried, which, upon reflection, is how I came to learn the meaning of the word evaporation in the first place. Additionally, it reminds us that institutions of learning are equipped insofar as private and public funds support them, so that inevitably the apparatus of such places will range from state-of-the-art to, in the case of the microfilm archive and its Xerox counterpart, haplessly archaic. Not to mention, how the staff employed there and the unknown persons whose job it was to undertake such a task, remains as puzzling as the pictures themselves and how they came into existence.
While we can comprehend the purpose of the Crown Royal Canadian Whiskey image, the others in this body of work are less clear and create mysterious associations:
A snake on a branch — An orange on cloth – a pair of pills with the letters BL V2 — A group of figures in protective suits prepared for some unfathomable hazardous condition — A bronze sacrificial wine vessel — Variations of knots — A portrait of a nude woman concealing her face — The harsh landscape of snow-covered mountains — What appear to be two frostbitten feet — A faint sun setting over a field that can be anywhere — An older man holding a joint while exhaling smoke from his wrinkled face.
Could it be possible that the torso of a black body split in half is an advertisement for an exercise machine as suggested by its title Soloflex? What exactly are sub-globular microsclere spicules? And what are we to draw from the pill-identifier that informs us that BL V2 is the antibiotic penicillin v potassium to be taken orally? Who made these pictures and for what purpose? These are just some questions you may find yourself asking.
However, for some reason I find myself returning to the half dozen Dalmatians sitting for their portrait. The six of them sit ghostlike in front of a black backdrop, as the tops of their heads catch the light. It is unknown whether such contrast is the result of poorly exposed film or perhaps more likely the crass limitations of Xerox printing, but one can't help but find some minor amusement in these black and white spotted hounds as the perfect study for contrast in photography. What we do know is that roughly one in three Dalmatians suffer from deafness in one or both ears, a fact unknown to early breeders who confused the dog's unresponsiveness with a lack of intelligence, before later coming to learn that, due to the absence of melanocytes, deafness is frequent in piebald animals and other creatures that share a propensity for light pigmentation. Looking at this picture, and drawing from my own experience from working on sets with animals, it is almost certain that in addition to the photographer, a dog wrangler is standing just side of camera. And while we might be tempted to imagine her commanding the dog's attention with a treat of some variety, as is the ordinary custom for rewarding our well-behaved companions, a certain lack of eagerness from the six canines, particularly the two withdrawn dogs sitting in the back, leads me to surmise that they are responding to the American Sign Language symbols to freeze and watch the wrangler, which the ASL training center for dogs tells us is communicated by extending one's thumb and pinky out while tucking the three middle fingers in and making a firm thrusting motion of the hand slightly down.
Deaf dogs are capable of learning upwards of fifty hand signs, but what I find most astonishing is that deaf dogs are prone to higher sensitivity to human facial expressions, so that in addition to comprehending sign language, they will respond to the pleasure or disappointment of their owners gaze. Upon learning this fact I dreamt again of Sebald and his most enigmatic book, The Rings Of Saturn, wherein a nameless narrator takes an aimless walking tour of the coastal county of Suffolk, England under the sign of the Dog Star. Going back to Sebald's curious archive of pictures one could, with minor effort, see this image of Dalmatians accompanied by a story about the nameless narrator coming across a stray dog, with the uncanny suspicion that this dog could sense the melancholy air about him by looking at his face. When it was brought to my attention by Gideon Barnett that a note of text suggested to him that this photograph was made for the promotion of Disney's film adaptation of the children's book The Hundred and One Dalmatians, I decided to conduct my own library search for a copy of the book in order to confirm my vague remembrance that the ninety-seven puppies kidnapped for the intention of skinning them for their spotted fur, were discovered and eventually rescued by their Twilight Barking heard from a great distance away. But when I read that the dogs were found in Suffolk, England, I became convinced, against my better judgment, that it was Sebald's nameless narrator who came to their rescue. And, at the very least, the remedy for accepting that this of course was not actually the case, is that Gideon Barnett rescued these images from what otherwise would have been their permanent captivity.
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By Amber Lucas
Humans always have had an interest in understanding how we evolved to be what we are today. One of the ways that humans are different from most other mammals is loss of an enzyme called CMP-Neu5Ac hydroxylase, or Cmah for short. In a paper in the Journal of Biological Chemistry that was selected as one of the Editors' Picks, Yuko Naito-Matsui and others in Ajit Varki's lab at the University of California, San Diego, explored how the suppression of Cmah in the brain may confer subtle evolutionary advantages. "This is a complicated evolutionary story — it is difficult to prove what really happened during millions of years of evolution," says Varki. "However, this complexity may also attract readers, because all of us are the results of such evolution."
Neu5Ac is a sialic acid found on the surface of all vertebrate cells. Most other mammals use Cmah to convert Neu5Ac into a similar sialic acid known as Neu5Gc in all tissues except in the brain, where Cmah is not present in neural cells. The tissue-specific repression of Cmah in the neural cells of mammals and the complete loss of Cmah in humans led to the idea that the loss of this enzyme may hold evolutionary advantages.
To begin to understand what selection processes led to the suppression of Neu5Gc production in the vertebrate brain, Varki and colleagues created a mouse model called NCmahTg that expressed Cmah in the brain. These mice showed a dramatic increase in the Neu5Gc/Neu5Ac ratio as well as incorporation of Neu5Gc into neural cell-surface structures, such as gangliosides and polysialic acid.
Once they had achieved a functional model system, Varki and colleagues wanted to test whether ganglioside activity was affected by the incorporation of Neu5Gc. Gangliosides are glycosphingolipids that contain sialic acids and, in their Neu5Ac state, interact with myelin-associated glycoprotein, known as MAG, which is thought to mediate the preservation of myelination and axonal outgrowth.
Varki's team collaborated with the team of Ronald Schnaar at Johns Hopkins University. By staining with an antibody containing the ganglioside binding domain of MAG, the investigators found that Neu5Gc incorporation disrupted the interaction between gangliosides and MAG. Images of the major axon tract in the central nervous system also showed a significant reduction in myelination, with some large axons showing complete loss of myelination.
Next, Varki and colleagues conducted a series of neuronal and behavioral tests to determine if the NCmahTg mice had any neurological impairments. Neu5Ac is a component of several neural cell-surface structures; myelination is important for motor coordination and balance. NCmahTg mice displayed slight defects in hind-limb extension and a shorter stride compared with wild-type mice. The NCmahTg mice also were shown to have impaired memory. While the phenotypes were mild, they did show a negative impact on neuronal function of Neu5Gc production in the brain.
The mild neural phenotypes did not seem to explain fully the evolutionary selection for suppression of Cmah expression in the vertebrate brain, so Varki and colleagues decided to explore whether Neu5Gc production in the brain increased susceptibility to microbial toxins. Sialic acids are known to be recognized by virulence factors, such as bacterial adhesins or viral agglutinins, and previous work by James and Adrienne Paton of the University of Adelaide in Australia identified subtilase cytotoxin as a bacterial toxin that preferentially recognized Neu5Gc. The investigators administered subtilase cytotoxin to wild-type and NCmahTg mice and monitored their survival rate. Indeed, NCmahTg mice showed higher susceptibility to subtilase cytotoxin, indicating that loss of Neu5Gc in the brain may have evolved as a protective measure against such virulence factors targeting the brain.
Protection of brain function is paramount to survival and reproductive fitness. It makes sense that, over millions of years, vertebrates evolved mechanisms that provide even a small protective advantage. "Humans completely lack Neu5Gc because of a mutation in the Neu5Gc-synthesizing enzyme," says Varki. "The present work could potentially contribute to understanding how human brains became different from those of other related species."
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The return of The Flash is only a week away, and fans of the series are gearing up for some major twists in the final five episodes of season 3. When the show went on hiatus for a few weeks, Barry (Grant Gustin) had just decided to try and run into the future to discover the identity of this season's big bad, Savitar. At the same time, Caitlin Snow (Danielle Panabaker) was seriously injured, and nearly died. Rather than let her go, the team decided to remove the necklace that controls her powers, saving her life but turning her into Killer Frost once more.
When the show returns at the end of the month, Killer Frost in on a rampage, and Barry is headed to 2024 to try and save Iris (Candice Patton). The synopses for the next two episodes have been released already, revealing that Barry does make it into the future in 'The Once And Future Flash', and that Killer Frost is still at large in 'I Know Who You Are'. Now, new set photos have surfaced, and they point to an even bigger twist for the season: the death of a major character.
15 new images have been posted to Just Jared Jr., revealing what looks like a funeral in a future episode of The Flash. The images show the cast in dark, formal clothing (suits and skirts), looking very emotional. Some other images also show the cast laughing and joking around, but this may well be between takes, rather than for scenes that are actually going to be in the show. Not everyone from Team Flash is in the photos, however. Barry, Iris, Joe (Jesse L Martin), Cisco (Carlos Valdes), Julian (Tom Felton), Wally (Keiynan Lonsdale), H.R. (Tom Cavanagh), Jesse (Violett Beane) and even Jay Garrick (John Wesley Shipp) and Gypsy (Jessica Camacho) are in attendance, but Caitlin Snow is markedly absent.
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These photos certainly look like all the major players in the show are at a funeral -- which would suggest that the funeral is for an important character. The absence of Caitlin, combined with her recent reversion to evil metahuman Killer Frost, puts her as a likely candidate to die before the season 3 finale. Caitlin could well die in the conflict described in the synopsis for 'I Know Who You Are', or she could even meet further tragedy if she is brought in and returned to her Caitlin state, and then killed by Savitar in the final episodes.
However, this is all speculation, and there is no guarantee that the cast is at a funeral (although this is the most logical explanation) at all, let alone who it is for. Another character missing from the set photos is Cecile (Danielle Nicolet), Joe's girlfriend this season -- although she is less likely to bring out characters like H.R., Jesse and Jay than Caitlin would be. The photos certainly seem to point to Caitlin exiting the show this season, but fans will have to wait and see who (if anyone) actually ends up in the ground.
The Flash returns with 'The Once and Future Flash' on Tuesday, April 25 at 8pm on The CW.
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Helpful Tips on Buying Extension Ladders as Length is not all that Matters
By Mark J. Donovan
Buying extension ladders involves a little more thought than just finding one long enough. Questions on how will it be used, where will it be stored, how heavy are you, and how strong are you are questions that should first be answered. Buying extension ladders involves a number of considerations.
First and foremost you need to decide upon whether you want to buy a fiberglass or aluminum extension ladder. Answers to the above questions can help you choose between the two. For example, fiberglass extension ladders are the choice of professionals when it comes to working around power lines. Fiberglass is not a good conductor of electricity and thus why fiberglass extension ladders are used by cable and line workers.
Another consideration is how strong are you? Aluminum extension ladders are much lighter than fiberglass extension ladders, and so for many homeowners the aluminum extension ladder is the ladder of choice. Aluminum extension ladders are not as strong as fiberglass ladders and thus it is important to also consider the weight limit when buying extension ladders.
When buying extension ladders it is obviously important to consider length. Make sure you do not buy too short of an extension ladder. An extension ladder should extend several feet above the highest point you want to reach as you should never plan on standing on the top two or three rungs when it is fully extended.
Finally, you need to consider storage of a ladder when buying extension ladders. Fiberglass extension ladders are susceptible to ultraviolet sunlight and thus they should be protected with plastic or some other material if they are to be left outside. Aluminum extension ladders hold up better if left outside.
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Krill Oil vs Fish Oil
Filed under: General Health, Nutrition
I recently received this question from a reader and I thought the answer was worth sharing with all of you.
Q. Brian,
I wanted to get your expert take on fish oil vs. krill. Which is better in your opinion? I've been on the fish oil bandwagon for years . Which is the better of the 2?
Thanks as always for your blog and the great info. It's appreciated!
A. I think this is a good question, however I am not sure there is a clear cut answer.
In my opinion both are good, but in comparison to fish oil there isn't nearly as much data on krill oil. The data that is coming out is quite positive, however much of it has been supported by Neptune Technologies, the company that owns the patent on the process of removing the oil from the krill.
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For now I still recommend fish oil (I like 1 tsp of Carlson's The Very Finest Fish Oil for most people). It has mountains of data supporting its efficacy in a plethora of capacities. It is cost-effective. And finally, it has been around long enough to have been found to work in real life, not just the lab.
Krill oil is an incredibly promising supplement that may one day supplant fish oil. With it's phospholipid form of omega-3′s (rather than fish oil's triglyceride form), astaxanthin (a powerful antioxidant), phosphatidylcholine (a potent source of choline, which I have written more about here), as well as some fat-soluble vitamins it certainly appears to be a wonderful thing. However, in comparison to fish oil it is not cheap. Yes you can allegedly take less to get the same result, but not enough to make up the cost difference.
For now with fish oil's far longer track record it is my go source for marine lipids, but I am certainly keeping krill oil on my radar. If you choose to take krill oil that is certainly fine, just be willing to pony up a few (up to 5x more) extra bucks!
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January 13th, 2012 at 5:13 pm
Brian, do you still recommend a TOTAL daily EPA/DHA intake of 1-2 grams?
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That is more than fine!
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I recommend a daily intake of EPA/DHA from fish oil to be 1-2 grams. Your total daily intake will be higher as you get some from eggs, pasture-raised animal products, fish and seafood. In addition your body will synthesize some from the ALA you get from plant sources – flax, chia, nuts, canola, produce, etc.
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Fire set at third Bluffton business in a week, police say
A third Bluffton business within a week was intentionally set on fire early Thursday by a flaming object thrown inside its window Thursday, and police have named a suspect in one of last week's arsons.
Three arrest warrants have been filed for Joseph Samuel Clements Jr., 23, of Savannah for felony burglary, arson and theft in connection with the Nov. 4 arson and burglary at Easy 2 Own Furnishings, 21 Simmonsville Road, according to Capt. Bryan Norberg, Bluffton police spokesman.
Clements also is a person of interest in one of two other incidents, including Thursday's fire at USA Rider Co., a motorcycle sales and rental business, according to a news release.
Fire crews arrived at the motorcycle shop at Suite 101 in the Plantation Business Park at 22 Plantation Park Drive at about 3 a.m. and found the rear of the business in flames, said Lt. Randy Hunter, a Bluffton Township Fire District spokesman.
Police Chief David McAllister said the fire was started by a flaming object thrown through the window. Investigators believe the fire is connected to last week's suspicious fires, he said.
"The fires began in exactly the same way," he said.
Last Thursday, fires were set 15 minutes apart between 2 a.m. and 2:30 a.m. at Top Dollar Pawn on Kitties Landing Road and Easy 2 Own Furnishings, according to authorities, who believe the fires were started in attempts to rob the businesses. Both stores were closed and unoccupied at the time.
A surveillance camera outside Easy 2 Own Furnishings recorded a man with a bandana over his face breaking in and stealing small electronics. As he left the store, he threw a Molotov cocktail through a front window, according to Bluffton police.
Investigators have not determined if anything was stolen from the motorcycle shop, Norberg said. Nothing was stolen from the pawn shop, but a nearby business, Sebastian Multiservices at 1304 Fording Island Road, was robbed.
Thursday's blaze was contained quickly, but crews stayed on the scene about three hours to make sure it had not spread into the shopping center's attic, Hunter said.
Heat and smoke damage to the motorcycle shop was extensive, and smoke caused light damage to other parts of the building, which contains five or six businesses, he said.
Norberg said Bluffton investigators are working with Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police to locate Clements, who has previous drug and trespassing charges in Chatham County.
"We're not sure if Clements has a friend in the area who is helping him. We're trying to identify his connection here," Norberg said. "We think it's important the community is on the lookout for him."


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The pilgrimage from the countryside to the city, in search of personal freedom and prosperity, is a journey that has long been mythologised. Around 1.5 million people worldwide move to cities each week for better access to education, healthcare and social services.
But can the trend continue indefinitely? Cities, for all their promise, are home to vast inequality, a result of overcrowding and underemployment. These realities, combined with improved transport infrastructure and energy access in rural areas, and soaring costs of city life in major metropolises, may slow the urbanisation trend.
New ways to access energy are influencing life in the countryside. Economic development in rural areas has historically been constrained by limited access to affordable and continuous supply of electricity. Advancements in renewable energy may change this – offering new opportunities in off-grid electricity, especially in developing countries. A biogas power plant in Garkha, a village in northern India, has powered local organisations – from farmer's irrigation pumps to grain mills, schools to medical clinics. The regions of Volta and Ashanti in Ghana have used solar power to achieve the same, reducing the impetus for migration to cities. The Alliance for Rural Electrification has proposed a range of green energy solutions for villages to choose from. More broadly still, the Sustainable Development Goals, as well as the recent climate agreement in Paris, will drive the transition to a low-carbon future, with a focus on developing nations with significant rural populations.
Beyond energy and infrastructure, cities were also long regarded as hubs for culture and the arts – but this too is coming under question. London and New York have drawn writers, painters and actors, from the likes of George Eliot to Meryl Streep, with the promise of large audiences and financing. Rural areas have been frozen out. Nearly 20% of people in the UK live in rural areas, for example, but only 4.5% of Arts Council funding goes to organisations in rural regions. Where cities once called to so many creative professionals, the soaring cost of urban living is forcing many to make their beginnings outside of traditional cultural urban centres. Only a few major towns now remain financially alluring to artists, the most desirable among these being Berlin – which incidentally, with its historically low rents, peaceful atmosphere and leafy, undulating plains, is as rural-esque as a city is likely to get.
Just as we once lived in a time where fossil fuel was king and renewable energy as a primary energy source was unthinkable, we may be entering a time where rural areas, and not urban ones, are the next frontiers of growth and innovation.


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By Steph Farrar
So you're asking yourself, what the hell is a Whole30? Can I actually complete a Whole30? Just lean protein, fish, veggies, fruit, nuts and seeds for a month? No booze, sugar, grains, dairy, or legumes... 30 days?
Yes, you can do it. I swear, you can. If I can do it... anyone can. And it will, in fact, change your life.
This is NOT a picture of Kobe's 60 point game on 4.13.16. This is exactly one week prior, when the Lakers were pulverized by the Clippers ... the last night before we started our Whole30.
Yes, we got tipsy, which at the time seemed like a good idea: 30 clean days on the horizon, a court-side Laker Game, no kid-duty until 7 am the following morning (there's the compromise). I do not recommend a big night before you start your elimination 30. It will make it more difficult to cleanse toxins in the those first few days, hence restless sleep, night sweats, even insomnia.
No one likes a hangover anyway.
About three days in, after the charm wore off, I started to question myself on why the hell I was doing this cleanse. I was scared. 30 days began to feel like an eternity ahead of me, after counting the hours of the previous three days, eager for bedtime. I'm one-tenth of the way there? This. Is. Bullshit.
So I visited a dear friend's local community garden a few days into my Whole30, picked veggies and herbs along with one beautiful strawberry, kickstarting my cleanse with fresh air, hot coffee with my favorite almond milk, and the biggest beet I've ever roasted. Along with some Fava Beans I couldn't even eat (no legumes on Whole30... here'swhy).
Craig, The Magus of Wattles Garden.
Sorry Craig. Had to show the world what this master botanist looks like! I will be visiting Craig more often ... to steal his produce and any free time I can sucker out of him. When you've known someone for over 20 years, there's never enough time to catch up.
So here it is. My brief rundown of what's to come in the next 30 days. This article is a great resource for what to expect, but it's not always the same for everyone. I'll kick start with a few words of encouragement, along with the ladybug above for good luck on your adventure. I'm 14 days post Whole30, and not only am I insanely proud of myself for finishing, but these last two weeks off the Whole30 has been much more difficult than on it. My body is so clean and tidy, it doesn't want a patch of dirt in it!
There are many good reasons why you should reintroduce foods slowly, nausea being #1. My tummy hasn't warmed to most ingredients not on the program. My palette is responding to less flavor than I've ever previously enjoyed. It's taking time to freely eat again. It's been a while since I've felt as accomplished, light on my feet, and awake as I have in the last four (now 6) weeks. So I'm trying to take it slow.
After friends Jason and Katie finished a Whole30, glowing like a perfect California summer day, nearly 20 pounds lighter between the two, and gushing about the benefits, I picked a day 30 days in my near future, with something to look forward to and celebrate... my best friend's birthday party was in 33 days. Perfect.
I highly encourage you to pick a day to celebrate... but maybe not your best friend's birthday where you could potentially get loose enough that your friends think you may have been roofied. Skip the pre and post drinking nights people. Seriously. I've yet to get back to par.
Days 1-3: Clearly, on day 1, I felt horrible. Terrible hangover, so I didn't mind eating such a clean diet, minus avoiding milk and sugar in my coffee. I had gone to Whole Foods the day before to make sure I had a few staples to get going. Eggs, fruit, avocado, coconut almond milk, etc. I had lunch with my dear pregnant girlfriend and ordered a simple salad... brought my own dressing to avoid dealing with potentially cheating, especially as it's my first day! Dinner... easy, going to bed... easy, as I was exhausted from general life stuff. Day 1, down!
Day 2 was better, as I clearly wasn't hungover, but quite the opposite. Awake with wild energy, still hating the coffee and missing yogurt, but fine. Day 3, I was able to spend with my daughter, at a friend's kid's birthday party followed by a dinner at Au Fudge... my first night out, no booze. Kind of a relief to not have to pay for booze or an Uber! But I really missed the social aspect of it. Nights 2 and 3 were very rough. Patchy sleep at best, night sweats and tossing constantly. I could literally feel all the junk coming out of my body.
Days 4-8: Someone kill me, what have I signed up for? Oh wait, I'm the only one in charge? I can quit this thing right?
No!!! Keep going.
I think my husband would have poisoned me if he didn't know this cleanse had an end-date. So cranky. So mad at myself for putting us through this. Feeling guilty that Sam was attempting to go along for the Whole30 ride. Oh by the way, total exhaustion. Even after the first night of great sleep I've had in years, Night 4.
We had friends over for brunch that first Sunday and serving them up Proseco wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. I didn't even want it. At this point, I'm not only full of pride in my already successful first few days, but also full of what feels like air. SO BLOATED. And the time is passing very slowly. Days 4 and 5 were equally boring... tired and bloated, but sleeping so well that's it's nearly worth it. By day 6, the tyrant in me erupted. I was exhausted and extremely cranky. And stressed for some reason, perhaps giving up things I love, like wine, bread and cheese, was causing some anxiety. Days 7 and 8 lit up a bit... I felt lighter and happier, yet still very gassy and bloated (tmi). I managed to hit up yoga and hike both days, felt enlightened and energized. Starting to think this could be the new me.
Days 9-14: This stretch was particularly difficult. Days 9-11 fell on a weekend where all I did was cook. This was the lovely anchor of time where Sam and I tested some new recipes. We whipped up a veggie frittata for dinner, and for breakie the following morning. We turned Bobby Flay's salmon with brussels and gala apples into a Whole30 dreamboat. We also used my friend Craig's staples from his gorgeous Wattles Garden into a beet, avocado and edible flower salad. By Day 13, after counting the days to what I've heard as "Tiger Blood" day 14, I'm ready for a turnover. I need the bloating to clear, I want my stomach to be flat (like I'd earned), and yoga classes to feel good. None of which became true.
But still, epic sleep. And an overall, undying commitment to finishing.
Days 15-22: By Day 15 I felt great, had found a new normal, and somewhat forgot about this wild new diet. I ended daily journal entries about Whole30 timeline and recipes, and just decided to live. Also at day 15, my face completely broke out... as if I was going through puberty all over again. Luckily it cleared quickly, but herein lies another shining example of toxic elimination. Knowing I had less to go than the time I've already put into my first Whole30, the time began to fly by. And my sleep grew even deeper, my energy level was through the roof, and my overall attitude healthier and happier. One day at a time.
Days 23-29: By this point, I'm bored with food, sick of cooking, and over it. But of course I'm feeling full of energy and addicted to finishing strong. I remember actually stopping by the mirror more frequently to check out my thinning thighs and bootie. Only a few days to go.
Day 30: There's no way I've actually made it. Absolutely no way. What the hell am I going to do now? The evening of this last night took all my willpower to not pop open the special bottle of wine I bought for myself for day 31. I must admit, this in fact, was my hardest challenge... finishing. But I did it.
And the next early afternoon, Sam and I shared this:
And all the sudden I was quickly tipsy on Dom... and truly satisfied in my ability to enjoy it, without needing it.
I mentioned at the beginning of this post that this experience will change your life. It will empower you, energize you, reveal your will power, and your commitment to the promise you made to yourself. It will change the way you see food. It will change the way you order food, the way you shop, and the habits years of bad choices have led you to. You will read labels and find sugar in nearly everything. You will learn you don't have to drink alcohol to relax. You will be so damn proud of yourself that it will rub off on everyone in your life.
So do it. And let us know how you did!!!!
(written recipes in following Farrar post, here)
1. Ground Beef with Roasted Sweet Potato and Sunny-side up Egg, sliced avocado
2. Roasted Macadamia Nut Salmon with Brussel Sprout, Apple, Raisin and Bacon Salad
3. Mango, Avocado and Cabbage Slaw
4. Beet, Arugula, Avocado, Edible Flower Salad
5. Asian Cauliflower Rice with Egg and Bacon
6. Kale Chips
7. Breakfast Frittata Mini muffins
8. Nut and Herb Pesto with raw veggies


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Partner News Podcast: Cisco Partner Summit, EMC online backup service
Contributor Heather Clancy checks in from the Cisco Partner Summit, plus we discuss Cisco's data center consolidation plans and EMC partners getting into online backup.
From the Cisco Partner Summit in Hawaii, contributor Heather Clancy checks in to tell us about new incentives and channel opportunities. There's also news about Cisco's data center consolidation plans, which utilize a new 10 Gigabit Ethernet switch, and online backup service opportunities for EMC partners.
Listen to and download every Partner News Podcast at SearchITChannel.com/download.
Partner News Podcast related links
Cisco is touting a 10 Gigabit Ethernet switch that will enable Fibre Channel over Ethernet, aiming at data center consolidation and virtualization.
Contributor Heather Clancy blogs from the Cisco Partner Summit about partner-to-partner collaboration, more focus on data centers and a possible shift toward more software sales.
eFileCabinet's Concentsus Online Backup is the first of several similar services due from EMC partners.


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Half of All Children Will Be Autistic by 2025, Warns Senior Research Scientist at MIT - Dr Stephanie SeneffSign Up for your FREE Autism Break Through Kit Essentials
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Many children and adults with a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have additional health problems and they can easily get ignored or overlooked as being part of the Austism diagnosis. A recent large-scale assessment by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention demonstrated that children with autism had much higher than expected rates of all of the medical conditions studied, including: eczema, allergies, asthma, ear and respiratory infections, gastrointestinal problems, severe headaches, migraines, and seizures (Kohane et al., 2012).
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There is no cure for Autism, and this isn't a false promise to 'fix', 'cure', 'change' or not accept your child as they are! However some of the behaviours associated with Autism can be of concern and the last thing you want is your child to harm themselves or others. I feel that the real answers are not being offered by mainstream medicine as parents repeatedly tell me they worry about the harmful side effects of medications and know that popping a pill will only suppress symptoms.
From a recent consensus report "Care providers should be aware that problem behavior in patients with ASDs may be the primary or sole symptom of the underlying medical condition, including some gastrointestinal disorders." (Buie et al., 2010).
This kit has been designed so that you can follow a step by step scientifically proven plan that will help you identify and reduce the underlying health symptoms of Autism which have now been recognised.
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- Toxicity – Hidden Sources of Toxins, Allergens and Neurotoxins,
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Will Stores Warm Up to Apple Pay?
As Apple Pushes Its New Mobile-Payment Service, Some Big Retailers Remain Skeptical
Apple Inc. has lined up an impressive list of banks and credit-card issuers to support its new mobile-payment service. Now all it needs is more merchants, and customers.
Apple hopes its service, Apple Pay, will prompt shoppers to ditch their wallet and make purchases with an iPhone. The system relies on a technology known as near-field communication, or NFC, that has had trouble winning acceptance from merchants.


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How Do You Celebrate Spring?
March 19, 2015
Do you ever sit under a tree just listening to the sounds of nature around you? For how long? A few minutes? An hour? A whole afternoon?
In 2005, author Richard Louv in his book "Last Child In The Woods: Saving Our Children From Nature-Deficit Disorder" hypothesized negative consequences to people and to society as we spend less time outdoors in the natural world. In 2007, the Society for Conservation Biology published research that draws a connection between children's increasing consumption of electronic media and declining visits to National Parks.
Without romanticizing history, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) says, "free and unstructured play is healthy and – in fact – essential for helping children reach important social, emotional, and cognitive developmental milestones as well as helping them manage stress and become resilient."
Spring in the Northern Hemisphere is recognized as a time of re-birth and new beginnings in many cultures. From Pesach and Easter to Nowruz and Higan, images in nature represent these holidays connected to the spring equinox.
Submit your photos of time in nature with your family on our FB page or write to us in the comments below!
"I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived."
-Henry David Thoreau


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Page 4: Firewood Expedition
Page 5: Later That Evening...
Page 6: Dark Light
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Page 20: How Shocking
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Page 22: These Can Kill Ghosts Too You Know
Page 23: Broken News
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Page 25: Fun For The Whole Family!
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Page 31: Great Waits Make Great Waste
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Page 33: Quite Direct
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Page 35: Not Out Of The Woods Yet
Page 36: Caught Blue Handed
Page 37: He Was Just Asking For It
Page 38 At Least He Actually Follows His Word
Page 39: Self-Preservation
Page 40: A Powerful Mistake
Page 41: Part of a Complete Breakfast
Page 42: Onward to Adventure
Page 43: Backtracking
Page 44: Outside Interference
Page 45: It Was Pure Luck
Page 46: Jinxed
Page 47: Out Of The Frying Pan...
Page 48: ...And Into The Line Of Fire
Page 49: It Was More Of A Beatdown Really
Page 50: The End of the Beginning (Pt. 1)
Page 50: The End of the Beginning (Pt. 2)
Page 51: Sticks And Slaps May Not Break My Bones...
Page 52: At Long Last
Page 53: Convinced
Page 54: Circumstances
Page 55: Easily Forgiven
Page 56: Sleeping Derangements
Page 57: Overreaction
Good Night, Sweet Prince...
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25th Aug 2013, 7:08 AM
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This week has been pretty crummy for me, so I didn't have much time to work on my buffer. As such, I am not too sure if Pages 49 and 50 will be released on time according to my plans. Page 48 is done though, so that will go up next Sunday as planned.
See you again next time!
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