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Dark Matter notches up a solid JOOF Recordings debut with this sublime epic two tracker entitled 'Something Inside Me Died'.
The epic Something Inside Me….Died opens with a scene straight out of a mysterious thriller. Droning pads are matched with contrasting eerie toy pianos before a monster chugging bassline fades up, getting us into full on trance mode. Pounding beats soon take over, driving the rhythms and forcing us to move. Subtle acid lines intertwine with cool FX creating colourful textures while the main synth lead adds an air of warming melodies. A serious dark trancer for the discerning clubber.
Shrine Of The Spring Night Forest intros with a sublime sequence filled with contrasting pads that cover the low end and high end frequency range. Thumping kicks burst through as the pads fade out leaving a powerful rolling bassline in their wake. Soft arpeggios dish out mesmeric melodies as the tight drums keep the floor rocking. A series of big synth sequences take us high into the trance stratosphere and on the break we're treated to a beautifully crafted melodic arrangement that climaxes with a massive drum roll which slams us back into full on mode. A monster sound that will not disappoint.
Cambridge, UK based DJ and producer PRO-Gram aka James Curtis joins the ranks of JOOF Mantra with the impeccable psy trance grooves of 'Angel In The Desert'.
James has been producing hard trance for a few years under his DJ Holocaust guise, carving out a solid reputation in that area. But, he has always loved the psy arena, mixing it up in sets or producing it to his own style. He is impressed by the current state of psy with artists such as Ace Ventura by Yoni Oshrat Astrix, Side Effects, Symbolic , Lyctum, Liquid Soul (official) and Vertical Mode among others having a big impact on him. PRO-Gram is his new alias focussing on progressive psy trance productions and mixes. An exciting time for this talented artist we're delighted to have him on board.
Basil is Back on JOOF Recordings.
Basil O'Glue aka Greek artist Haris Vasiloglou joins us at JOOF Recordings with 'The Mars projec't which features a stellar remix from Gordey Tsukanov. Basil O'Glue is no stranger to JOOF having already seen releases on JOOF Mantra and JOOF Recordings. John has hailed him as progressive stalwart, and sings his praise and supported continually on Global Trance Grooves. The Original Mix of The Mars Project is a superb definition of trance in its contemporary form. Right from the off were drawn into the sound thanks to those pumping kick drums and rhythmic hi hats that lead us up to the bassline which is where the magic happens here. The bassline moves effortlessly through the sound, controlling the groove while scathing synth riffs come through. Swirling pads create a rich tapestry that captivates. On the break the synths are let loose alongside a fantastic crescendo l before we're thrust back into full on mode for the duration. Another monster track from Timewave that will not disappoint. Gordey Tsukanov is up on remix duties delivering another fine slice of trance for the floors. The Russian genius is never going to let you down. Creating another symphonic masterpiece, shattering the sound levels throughout. Gordey Tsukanov is pushing his owns boundaries continually with his epic host of incredible and cinematic progressive trance masterpieces. He's also no stranger to Basil O'Glue's home label, Saturate Audio, and through his array of high quality releases. Gordey has seen support from some of the world's biggest and most floor shaking DJs such as Armin van Buuren, Above & Beyond, Aly & Fila and we're sure there's more to come. Join us at our prestigious label in following the work of Basil O'Glue. Take this track to the dancefloors that you're DJing for, it's one long car journeys, incredible mixes, and for just relaxing on your own.
Timewave returns with the outstanding 'Decadence' on JOOF Recordings.
Timewave aka Finnish artist Antti Ervasti joins us at JOOF Recordings with Decadence which features a top notch remix from Simon Templar. Like many high quality Scandinavian trance artists before him, time continues to break the mould in the trance scene, delivering innovation and innovation with every release.
New guy Alex Morelli joins JOOF Aura with the stunning release 'Sleepy Nation'.
Rosario, Argentina based producer Alex Morelli marks his JOOF Aura debut with the tantalising progressive grooves of this two tracker entitled Sleepy Nation/Covenant, which comes backed up with three solid remixes offering something for all kinds of sets. In the last few years Alex has enjoyed a plethora of releases across several quality labels. His sound has been picked up by many jocks with a growing support base coming with every release. We're delighted to have him on board here at JOOF Aura and we know you're going to enjoy this solid pack.
Label Boss John 00 Fleming returns this week to give you 'We Close Doors'.
Out this week we have JOOF DJ SESSIONS VOL. 4 By Fonarev.
Fonarev is a true legend of the Russian electronic scene, a DJ thats been pioneering the electronic scene for 30 years in his homeland.
Out this week we bring you Progressions Album.
JOOF recordings historically started as a Progressive label, that also mirrored label boss John 00 Fleming's musical taste, think back to his famed BBC Radio 1 Essential mixes in 2000/1 and his gold disc award winning Progressive Euphoria albums. Here we are nearly 20 years later with history repeating itself as we find ourselves swamped in a huge amount of high quality Progressive music in all its forms from Progressive Trance to Progressive House/Techno. So much so, that we've created an album of the best ever tracks for you to enjoy from the biggest players in this musical field. A true masterpiece reflecting the current musical direction of the scene.


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Calling all golfers, young and old, women and men, good and not-so-good; are you ready to have some fun, play some golf and raise funds for a great cause? You've played in the traditional golf tournaments for years now let's see you take the challenge of putting together a 16-person team to see if you can all survive the first annual 24 HOURS OF GOLF presented by Sutton Ottawa!
Ok, no, we don't expect you to swing a club for 24 hours straight…but the 16 players you put together will have to fill our four time slots 12:00pm-6:00pm, 6:00pm-12:00am, 12:00am-6:00am and 6:00am-12:00pm. On April 26 and 27, 2019, each group will have a chance to play some great courses on the screens at Golf-O-Max, participate in some fun contests, bid on some fantastic silent auction items, enjoy some great food from Sala San Marco all while raising funds for the Ottawa Heart Institute.
On top of the fun you'll have, the team and individual who raise the most money are in for some AMAZING prizes. The top fundraising team (16 players) will walk away with a 3-day, 2-night stay at the Rocky Crest Resort in Muskoka with golf packages at three premier courses Grandview, Rocky Crest and Lake Joseph Club (green fees and accommodations included some restrictions apply). The top fundraising individual will win a full set of Titleist clubs including a bag!
Limited spots available we have room for 11 teams so register today and get fundraising! This is going to be THE golf event in 2019 and you don't want to miss it!
As a sponsor, your company will receive visibility and will benefit from the opportunity to align your business with the Heart Institute and demonstrate your community leadership.
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Well here we are again, another yearly round up – the third one in fact, meaning in 2019 this space of the internet will be turning four. I do not think there are many things I have stuck at for four years so I will give myself a pat on the back for that.
Overall, 2018 was a good one, I really cannot complain and if this luck continues into 2019 I will be one happy lady.
Travel in 2018
I actually did not think I travelled much this year, definitely not as much as I did in 2017 but looking at this list it is still extremely impressive. Also, I loved every single one of these trips, there was not one place I visited in 2018 which I did not love. In 2019, I would like to travel more than 2018 but I have some BIG trips planned so who knows if this will happen.
Rome, Italy – We all know I love Rome and having the chance to head back on a press trip for the open of the Rome Hello was a great way to start the year. I also got to hang out with my pals Kara and Ellie on this trip and eat a ton of great Italian food, I highly doubt this will be my last trip to Rome, it is definitely one of my favourite cities.
Alicante, Spain – I was sent to Alicante by Jet2 to advertise Jet2 City Breaks, in all honesty I would have probably never have visited Alicante if it was not for this trip but I really enjoyed it. We had a long weekend of winter sun and a more chilled city break than what I am normally used to.
Barcelona, Spain – We ended up in Barcelona after Benenox challenged us to see Barcelona in a day. Barcelona is somewhere I have wanted to visit for a long time but never got around to so it was a very welcome trip. I didn't instantly fall in love with Barcelona and I am not sure if I would go back again but it was enjoyable nonetheless.
Jersey – Over the past 18 months, Jersey have really started to attract a younger audience by marketing themselves as 'The Island Break'. They gave us a car for the weekend and a very loose itinerary, which was great and really gave us a chance to explore the island naturally. Despite visiting during winter I still fell the sand beaches and would love to go back during the summer months.
American Roadtrip – Atlanta, Gatlinburg, Memphis, Nashville, New Orleans – With a doubt my favourite trip of the year – Road Trip to Wrestlemania! We spent two weeks driving from Atlanta to New Orleans with plenty of stops along the way and I would probably go as far as saying it was one of my favourite trips I have ever taken. If you ever get the opportunity to drive this route then do it! You will be seeing such a fantastic part of America. Without a doubt Nashville stole my heart and I cannot wait to go back one day and New Orleans was insane, I am so glad I experienced it.
Utrecht, Holland – In July, I finally took a visit back to my favourite country, Holland. The tourist board sent me on a solo trip to Utrecht, if you are looking for a quieter, prettier alternative to Amsterdam then I recommend you head here.
Cologne, Germany – This was a surprise trip with WowTrip meaning we did not find out where we were going until we reached the airport. Again, Cologne is not somewhere I would have chosen to go myself so I was actually happy to be sent here, we even took a day trip to Dusseldorf. As far as city breaks go, there is not too much to do in Cologne but it is relaxed and we had beautiful weather so it was a really nice weekend.
Iceland – We finally went to Iceland! I won flights to Reykjavik over a year ago and in October we finally used them. We went on a road trip around the Golden circle and I think I was the coldest I have ever been on my life. Iceland is as beautiful as everyone makes it out to be and it is also as expensive but I am really glad I visited – it does live up to the hype.
Bethlehem, South Africa – So this one was a last minute surprise, in fact I think I found out about 8 days before I flew. I honestly did not think I would make it to South Africa in 2018 so it was such a wonderful and well received surprise to be invited out with Four Paws International. Four Paws invited a group of journalists out to Lions Rock to learn about the horrific Lion cub and Canned Hunting trade in South Africa, I can hand on heart say it was the best press trip I have ever been on and I doubt any future one will beat it. These are the truly the types of trips I want to do, ones where I can come home and try to educate with what I have learnt. I hope to work with Four Paws more in the coming years.
Basel, Switzerland – I finally visited a European Christmas Market! Basel Tourism treated us to a Christmassy weekend exploring Swiss city and their Christmas Markets. Basel is such an underrated city, if you are looking for a quiet city break in a truly pretty and authentic city then book a trip to Basel.
Other achievements of 2018:
We bought a flat – After months of endless stress in June we completed and were handed the keys to our beautiful flat just outside the South of London. The following 6 months were then spent making it our own, it still has a long way to go but it is safe to say I am obsessed with it and I am so proud of our achievement to buy it.
We adopted a cat – A few months after moving into our flat along came a beautiful ginger cat called Rue (Rupee). She was adopted from the Cats Protection and she has quickly established herself as the ruler of the house. She has spent the last few months destroying the curtains and stealing anything she can get her paws on but she is part of the family and I would not be without her now.
I started a Podcast – After months of putting it off due to nerves, in October I finally bit the bullet and started the The Wildlife Tourist Podcast. It has been received SO well and I have so many incredible episodes lined up. The Wildlife Tourist is my passion project and I am so excited to watch it grow in 2019.
My business grew – My business is now in its third year and in 2018 I doubled my income from 2017 which is something I am pretty proud of, I am not expecting to double it again in 2019 but I will give it a damn good shot.
I turned 30 (and didn't have a breakdown) – I was dreading turning 30 and was doing everything possible to ignore it happening but of course, it happened, however it was not bad at all. Thirty has been good to me so far and I am okay with being a thirty year old now, I mean obviously I would like the ageing to slow down but for now I will accept being 30 years old.
The downside of 2018:
I am sure some other bad things happened in 2018 but I appear to have wiped them out as I can only seem to remember the good. The only bad thing that sticks in my head is the past month where I essentially burnt out. I am very much an all or nothing kind of person, I continuously pile on more things and in my head I believe I am unstoppable – well, obviously, this is incorrect. At the start of December my body decided to remind me of this and I got shingles, which my Doctor assumes was due to stress and exhaustion. I believe it was my bodies way of telling my head to calm the heck down. I ended up in bed for couple of weeks with the worst pain I have ever experienced and in turn picking up every virus and cold along the way. It was awful but it was the kick I needed to look after myself more and take more time doing nothing at all.
Something I plan to do in 2019, so with out sounding like a total cliche, for me, 2019 is about self-care, mentally and physically. I have huge ambitions to grow an incredible business but that is not going happen if I do not look after myself first.
In the spirit of not taking on too much this is the only goal I have set myself for 2019 (actually, that is a lie, I also want to learn to do a handstand), once I have established that I am sure everything else will fall into place.
Travel wise, so far we have two trips planned. In January we are heading back to Paris, where AttractionTix will be taking us to Disneyland Paris and then in March, I am going back to South Africa! I have wanted to take DJ to South Africa since my first visit, so he can hopefully feel the magic I feel every time I am there. We will be spending a week in Cape Town before going down to Port Elizabeth for a few days of safari – I am so wonderfully excited already.
As I mentioned I have lots of other trips I wanted to take in 2019 and hopefully they will happen, but as always whatever will be, will be.


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Owen Davies posted a topic in CamerasI am not affiliated with Audio Developments, nor have I received payment in conjunction with this offer. I posted this originally on BMCUser.com, but thought that you guys might also be interested?? Audio Developments are a UK based company that make ultra high end mixers that can usually be seen gracing sound carts of major motion pictures. They have recently produced a mini-mixer aimed at the thinner wallet but retaining the quality they are renowned for. This thing is a beast and it has been offered to us at a discounted rate as a part of a group buy. We have had an offer from Audio Developments. I will PM all members that show interest this deal. Please DO NOT PUBLISH THE PRICE ON THE FORUM. There is potentially quite a significant discount on offer and we don't want to upset ADs resellers. If you're interested, just post below. Remember. As with all the group buy offers I've been posting there is no obligation to buy by showing interest if you don't like the final offer price, you don't buy.. Simples. Also, could you please tell me the country you would want the mixer shipped to when expressing your interest. Thanks! Cheers! Owen


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English language programme
The English Department, established in 1423 (2002), is a part of AlKharj Community College along with the departments of Computer Science and Business Administration. Bearing in mind the overall objectives of Alkharj Community College and being committed thereto, the English Department has mapped out for itself a number of academic objectives that meet the needs of the students. The Department offers an Associate Diploma in English language. Besides, it provides language skill courses and other courses in business English and technical English to support the other two departments in the college and help their students successfully cope with their fields.
At the outset, a placement test is held to all the students who want to join the Department. Those who get a score of 80% and more can directly study at the first level. But those who get less than 80% should be enrolled in an intensive English program for one semester. They study the four major language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. The intensive course aims to improve students' ability in these skills and prepare them to join the English Department.
Upon successful completion, the students join the actual academic English program. Over the course of two years, they are exposed to skill courses and linguistic courses. In addition to the advanced courses that they study in language skills, they study courses in linguistics, literature and translation. In more specific terms, prospective students are required to (a) take basic courses to fulfil college and university requirements, and (b) take courses assigned by the Department of English. The total number of credit hours in all of the foregoing categories is 78.
To be a leading department which offers distinguished academic programs that will be of great benefit to the local community.
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3- providing graduates with the opportunity to pursue their study inside the kingdom and
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Thousands of anti-fascists were cheered to see the British National Party's (BNP) leader Nick Griffin driven from an attempted press conference by some well-aimed eggs last week.
But some commentators were quick to denounce the protests as counterproductive or even anti-democratic.
Liberal Democrat MP Simon Hughes complained that the protests made Griffin look like a victim. Others went further.
A presenter on BBC Radio Wales demanded that a representative of Unite Against Fascism (UAF) clarify on air whether the organisers of the protest were "anti-fascist or anti-democratic".
We are told that we may not like what the BNP stands for but that we have to accept that the party has legitimacy because it won two European parliamentary seats in a democratic election on 4 June.
These arguments are not new. Over the last century there have been debates over how to stop fascists.
These have often revolved around the questions of democracy and free speech.
Anti-fascists have to be clear that the BNP is not a democratic party. It is a fascist party that is seeking to use the democratic system to gain a foothold in politics in order to destroy democracy, as the Nazis did in Germany in the 1930s.
There is nothing democratic about the BNP's policies. Its constitution makes it clear that it is a racist party.
Griffin, who was elected as one of the MEPs for North West England, is a convicted Holocaust denier. Andrew Brons, who was elected as an MEP for Yorkshire & the Humber, has a long history of involvement in Nazi parties in Britain. He has led protests calling for the compulsory repatriation of black and Asian people.
But fascism is about more than racism and other prejudices.
It is a political ideology that seeks to organise to smash democracy and workers' resistance.
So when Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany in 1933, the Nazis banned every vestige of democracy or self-organisation. Even the boy scouts were outlawed.
Fascists have always used a mixture of constitutional means and thuggish violence to come to power.
When Italian fascist Benito Mussolini came to power in 1922 it was through a combination of organising armed squads who terrorised the workers' movement on the streets, and posing as a legitimate party in elections.
Mainstream parties in Italy denounced Mussolini, but insisted that the fascists be granted constitutional rights.
When Mussolini was allowed to seize power he quickly suspended these rights, abolished press freedom and brutally repressed all criticism of his regime.
Similarly, Hitler came to power through a mixture of elections and street thuggery.
Again the mainstream politicians of all political persuasions denounced Hitler but believed that he could be fought through constitutional means. Once in power, Hitler sent many of these politicians to concentration camps.
Despite being an admirer of Hitler's political manifesto Mein Kampf, Griffin has tried to hide his fascist politics.
He has tried to remodel the BNP along the lines of French fascist Jean Marie Le Pen's National Front.
Like Le Pen, Griffin has tried to maintain a Nazi hardcore at the heart of his organisation but also attempted to win a wider audience by adopting a veneer of respectability.
This is why elections are so important to the BNP – Griffin hopes to use them to win a foothold in mainstream politics.
But the real aim of the BNP is clear. Griffin spelt this out when he told supporters in 1996 that the BNP needed to be seen as "a strong, disciplined organisation with the ability to back up its slogan, 'Defend Rights for Whites', with well-directed boots and fists."
He made it clear that "When the crunch comes, power is the product of force and will, not of rational debate."
He added, "It is more important to control the streets of a city than its council chamber."
Griffin is aware that there is a widespread revulsion towards fascism throughout Europe. This is why the BNP tries to hide the reality of its fascist politics.
But no one should be fooled. It was revealed last week that the US white supremacist who shot dead a security guard at the Holocaust museum in Washington had attended meetings in the US to raise support for the BNP.
This should remind us of the sort of people attracted to its politics.
And it is just ten years since former BNP member David Copeland murdered three people and wounded 127 more with three nail bomb attacks in London, which he hoped would spark a "race war".
History shows that fascists must not be allowed to present themselves as part of the mainstream political process.
Nazi organisations want to use any platform given to them to organise and group people around their politics of hate.
We have to firmly pin the label of fascism on the BNP and deny it the respectability its leaders crave.
There is no reason for the left to be defensive about the arguments around democracy.
Socialists are profoundly democratic. Unlike most politicians we believe that ordinary people could run their own lives and do a much better job of it that the professional politicians currently in charge.
Socialists have a long history of fighting for civil rights and liberties.
Socialism is about extending democracy so that ordinary people can make decisions about how the world is organised and resources allocated.
Defending and extending democracy means effectively countering those such as the BNP who would crush it.
This means isolating and exposing the BNP. This is why we should campaign among the media and political parties to say that the BNP should not have a platform for its ideas.
The media should not confer an aura of respectability on these fascist thugs.
The BNP lies about its politics – it cannot be beaten through debate.
Neither is education alone the solution.
We also have to confront fascism.
Mass movements against fascism in Britain stretch back to the struggle against Oswald Moseley's Blackshirts in the 1930s.
In the 1970s mass mobilisations of black and white people confronted the National Front, the forerunner of the BNP, and beat them back.
The BNP will try to use its breakthrough in the European elections to gain a hold in British politics.
The anti-fascist majority has to ensure that we don't let this happen.


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Stocks Surge to Best Day of the Year on Fed's Announcement
Stocks experienced a much needed surge today after the Fed signaled that they could raise interest rates in the coming months, but also said that they would remain patient in doing so. The Dow rose 288 points while the S&P 500 jumped up 2% in the best day of the year. President Obama announced plans today to ease trading restrictions with Cuba. Americans will now be able to travel to Cuba, the largest country in the Caribbean. The news sent shares of Herzfel Caribbean Basin (CUBA) soaring 35% as the mutual fund has invested in many companies that are likely to benefit from increased trade with Cuba.
Word on the Street
- Fed will remain patient in interest rate hike decision.
- Is it too risky to purchase Tesla's (TSLA) stock?
- Wealth gap between rich and middle class now wider than ever.
- U.S.-Cuba business prospects on the horizon.
- 3 stocks to buy during this market crash.
- Navistar International Corporation (NAV) falls on missed expectations.
Interesting Tidbits
- 8 tax deductions that have been extended in 2014.
- Items that will cost more in 2015.
Published on Dec 17, 2014By InvestorGuide Staff
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For Christmas I used my bonus to buy Rick a new garage door with an opener. Tonight he had some buddies come over to help him install and my Tuesday night dinner friend came over tonight instead of last night so I switched my meal plan up at the last minute. I was pretty darn excited with what I came up with.
First off I saw this on my new obsession Pinterest and found a recipe for Cheesy Artichoke Bread.
Then I saw this Scooters Spaghetti that looked easy to do and how can I go wrong with friend onions on top?
And I had a bag of cranberries that I had to use up so my friend Google lead me to Apple-Cranberry crisp.
In a way I can't wait for next week then I might be back on track. For now some more recipes . Hope you might enjoy one of them!
Anything special on your menu tonight?


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Biology 07. Coordination and response
In this unit, students will need to be able to describe the structure of the human nervous system and know that electrical messages pass through rapidly from the receptor to the central nervous system and to the effectors thus creating a response to a stimulus. Students will then use this knowledge to describe the spinal reflex arc mentioning the names of the neurons involved and differentiate between reflex action and voluntary action. In homeostasis, students will be exposed to the knowledge that messages in the form of hormones are produced by endocrine glands and homeostasis is the maintenance of internal environment. Examples of controlling glucose level in our body by the hormones insulin and glucagon and regulating body temperature by vasodilatation, vasoconstriction and sweating.
Learning Targets
Coordination and response
Nervous control in humans
- Describe the human nervous system in terms of the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord as areas of coordination) and the peripheral nervous system which together serve to coordinate and regulate body functions
- Identify motor (effector), relay (connector) and sensory neurones from diagrams
- Describe a simple reflex arc in terms of sensory, relay and motor neurones, and a reflex action as a means of automatically and rapidly integrating and coordinating stimuli with responses
- State that muscles and glands can act as effectors
- Describe the action of antagonistic muscles to include the biceps and triceps at the elbow joint
- Define sense organs as groups of receptor cells responding to specific stimuli: light, sound, touch, temperature and chemicals
- Describe the structure and function of the eye, including accommodation and pupil reflex
- Distinguish between voluntary and involuntary actions
- Distinguish between rods and cones, in terms of function and distribution
Discuss the properties of the brain's plasticity that help us be Lifelong Learners.
- Define a hormone as a chemical substance, produced by a gland, carried by the blood, which alters the activity of one or more specific target organs and is then destroyed by the liver
- State the role of the hormone adrenaline in chemical control of metabolic activity, including increasing the blood glucose concentration and pulse rate
- Give examples of situations in which adrenaline secretion increases
- Compare nervous and hormonal control systems
- Discuss the use of hormones in food production
Tropic responses
- Define and investigate geotropism (as a response in which a plant grows towards or away from gravity) and phototropism (as a response in which a plant grows towards or away from the direction from which light is coming)
- Explain the chemical control of plant growth by auxins including geotropism and phototropism in terms of auxins regulating differential growth, and the effects of synthetic plant hormones used as weedkillers
- Define homeostasis as the maintenance of a constant internal environment
- Identify, on a diagram of the skin: hairs, sweat glands, temperature receptors, blood vessels and fatty tissue
- Describe the maintenance of a constant body temperature in humans in terms of insulation and the role of temperature receptors in the skin, sweating, shivering, vasodilation and vasoconstriction of arterioles supplying skinsurface capillaries and the coordinating role of the brain
- Explain the concept of control by negative feedback
- Describe the control of the glucose content of the blood by the liver, and by insulin and glucagon from the pancreas
Presentation media
Labs and activities
- WORKSHEET - Reflex Arc
- WORKSHEET - Homeostasis
- WORKSHEET - Auxin Web Activity
- LAB - Reaction time to various stimuli
- EXTRA READING - Swearing as a response to pain


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Michigan's Coastal Management Program
Michigan's Coastal Management Program was developed under the federal Coastal Zone Management Act and approved in 1978. Since then, the MCMP has provided financial assistance to eligible applicants to plan community land use and manage growth; protect, manage and restore coastal habitats; restore historic maritime structures; revitalize urban waterfronts; and increase recreational opportunities along Michigan's Great Lakes coast.
Funds are frequently made available to qualifying entities that encourage projects that reflect Michigan's Coastal Management Program (MCMP) objectives which include:
- Create and enhance coastal public access
- Protect, manage, and restore coastal resources, habitats, and watersheds
- Control development in erosion and flood hazard areas
- Research and educational outreach on Great Lakes and coastal issues
- Preserve and restore historic coastal structures important to Great Lakes maritime heritage
- Redevelop urban waterfronts, brownfields and ports
- Protect coastal water quality and reduce nonpoint source pollution in coastal watersheds
- Minimize the adverse impacts of coastal growth and development
- Research, planning and zoning initiatives addressing the siting of wind energy facilities in the context of ensuring coastal resource protection
Who is eligible to apply?
- Coastal units of government including cities, counties, villages, and townships
- Area-wide agencies including regional planning agencies and conservation districts
- State agencies
- Universities and school districts
- Tribal governments
- Nonprofit organizations (non-construction projects only)
Michigan Coastal Management Program
For more information regarding Coastal Management, please contact Richard Smith.


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|A Do-Over at MSE
|Written by John Ise, BT Contributor
|July 2019
Miami Shores elementary to deploy renowned learning models
Most sophisticates in the greater Miami Shores communities have at least a vague notion of Brown v. Board of Education. Stretch your neural synapses back to high school civics, and recall that the 1954 Supreme Court case decided that state laws establishing racial segregation in public schools are unconstitutional.
While subsequent efforts to desegregate public schools were sometimes successful, all too often the end result was white flight, with middle-class, particularly white middle-class families, fleeing their local public schools.
But a dozen years later came another finding that is arguably just as profound: James Coleman, a sociologist at Johns Hopkins University, proposed a unique twist on the Brown case. Coleman argued that schools should target integration based on the socioeconomic status of students over race and ethnicity. His 1966 report, Equality of Educational Opportunity, found that if public education's primary goal is to raise the pupils' academic achievement, then promoting a socioeconomic mix of students was even more important than changing the racial composition of the school.
"The educational resources provided by a child's fellow students," wrote Coleman, "are more important for his achievement than are the resources provided by the school board."
It makes all the sense in the world.
Kids learn as much from their peers as they do from their teachers. Statistics have shown that mixing children from middle- and upper-income families, who more predictably value education, with children from families a notch down the economic ladder, can create an upward educational gravitational pull for all socioeconomic groups. An ancillary benefit is that citizenship, tolerance, and social adaptation are likewise improved.
Yet in educational circles, there's constant chatter on everything else -- not how to foster improved performance by making schools more socioeconomically balanced. Liberals fixate on funding, while conservatives tout vouchers and standardized tests.
Miami Shores Elementary School (MSES) is an example of a school suffering from a substantial abandonment by its home community. A recent survey by the school district found that about half of the Shores residents whose elementary-age children are enrolled in the public-school system and who live within the MSES feeder pattern opt instead to send their kids to another public school.
Add in the families whose kids are in private schools, and we get the idea that too many in the Miami Shores area don't feel at home in their own home school.
MSES, a school of 614 (it's at 85 percent of full capacity) has been rated a "C" school for the past four years, since 2015. Considering that 49 percent of Miami-Dade's elementary schools are rated "A" and another 31 percent are rated "B," it doesn't surprise that many local upwardly minded parents send their children elsewhere.
According the school district survey, the prime reason Miami Shores parents give for choosing not to send their kids to Miami Shores Elementary is the perception the school lacks academic rigor.
Couple that with the thorny dynamic that MSES, centrally located in upper-crust Miami Shores, hosts a student body that is about 75 percent on free and reduced lunch, i.e., of modest economic means. One frequently hears the Shores parents of MSES pupils say that the school is superb...as long as your kid is in the gifted program.
Recognizing the disconnect, former Miami Shores Mayor Mac Glinn began exploring how the village could play a catalytic role in improving the school.
Like me, Glinn sends his kids to iPrep Academy, a pre-K-12 school originally targeted to school board employees (but later opened up). Built into a school board annex near the Omni, iPrep no doubt benefits from the presence of Alberto Carvalho, the superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public Schools, who also serves as the school's principal.
iPrep bills itself as a "global focus magnet school that incorporates innovative teaching strategies in a technology-rich environment. This innovative school has become synonymous with terms such as flipped classroom, blended learning, technology, and internships."
Part of the iPrep appeal is the atmosphere of its open classrooms, which lack doors and emphasize shared spaces in a breezy, bright environment. All students at iPrep are enrolled in honors, advanced placement, or dual enrollment courses.
As Glinn was pursuing replicating the iPrep model at MSES, Dana Vignale, a Shores resident and director in the school board's Office of School Choice and Innovation, caught wind of Glinn's efforts. Coincidently, her office was engaged in a study exploring the effects of school choice options (like iPrep) on neighborhood schools (like MS Elementary).
Since 2015, Vignale had successfully implemented the Cambridge Assessment International Education model at multiple Miami-Dade schools. The Cambridge program (from England, not Massachusetts) achieves a similar purpose of international baccalaureate programs, with an emphasis on critical thinking, cognition, and problem solving.
So Glinn and Vignale combined efforts, and using the vehicle of the Miami Shores Educational Advisory Committee, began to pursue a blended iPrep/Cambridge program to be implemented at MSES this fall.
The Miami Shores Village Council backed up the effort at a June 3 meeting, allocating $92,000 to offset training expenses for MSES teachers in the Cambridge curriculum, and compensating those teachers with bonus stipends.
This possibly serves as the most momentous action of the Village Council in 2019. The new Cambridge curriculum, along with iPrep-type physical renovations, could radically improve MSES.
But there are still challenges.
First, it will be critical for on-site school leadership and staff to buy into and support the endeavor. Then there is a pressing need for the council to actively market and promote the MSE as a "new" school beginning a "new day."
Finally, if more residents continue to send their children elsewhere, the possibility for school improvement may all come to naught (alas, my own iPrep kids are close to aging out of MSES). Remember, the village has spent our tax money with the intention of improving MSES for us. If you improve a community's school, you will improve the broader community. And the quality of local school options ranks just behind crime as the most important variable for where families with children choose to live.
And if villagers will do right by their children by choosing MSES, they'll arguably perform a broader community service. A more socioeconomically diverse student body at MSES will benefit children from all economic backgrounds. Returning to James Coleman, "a child's performance, especially a working-class child's performance, is greatly benefited by going to a school with children who come from educationally stronger backgrounds."
Shores residents and their children can be catalytic in creating a high-performing and high-caliber MSES that benefits Shores and non-Shores children alike.
As the saying goes: "We all do better when we all do better."
Volume 18, Issue 6, August 2020
BLM and COVID force a shift in themes
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Twitter is mainly used to communicate with other people who have similar interests.You don't have to know someone to follow or retweet his or her message. It is the Social Platform most widely used to share news, information, allow followers to ask questions and provide your clinic with a way to quickly address any concerns.
Twitter Specifications
Like all Social Media channels, Twitter has its own specifications for images and text. The following highlights a few of these specs to help you customize your Twitter profile. These specifications are always changing. So be sure to refer to them often.
Twitter Cards
Twitter offers ads through the use of Cards. There are different Card types, each suited best for specific objectives. Below is a list of Card types to help you getstarted. Whichever Card you choose, make sure your tweet is concise and incorporates relevant hash tags to get the most impact.
• Promotted Tweet
• Website Card
• Basic App Card
• image App Card
• Promoted Video
• Single Image Tweets & GIFs
• Multi-image Tweets
• Summary Card with Large Image
• Video App Card
• Conversional Ads
Using Images
• Use an acceptable file type (jpg, gif or png)
• Choose a visually-impactful image to attract viewers to your post
View list of specifications for Twitter >
Paid vs Organic Posts Example
Social media is no longer just about conversation and content; it's now an established channel for customer acquisition, remarketing and engaging existing fans andcustomers for support – all through organic or paid social media marketing.
Paid Social Post Example
Paid social is paying to display ads or sponsored messages to social network users based on user profile, e.g.,demographic. A cost is incurred depending on the type of ad planned; for example many ads incur a cost per click.
Organic Social Post Example
Organic social is using free tools provided by each social network to build a social community and interact with it,sharing posts and responding tocustomer comments.
- There will be image size differences depending on what type of paid post you choose to use
- Does not click through unless text link included in post
- The image sizes for organic tweetsare flexible
- Does not click through unless text link included in bio
Here are some Twitter best practices and example posts:
• Best times to post (generally): 1pm most retweets, B2B activity highest during weekdays, B2C highest on weekends and Wednesdays
• Best days to post (generally): Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays
• Tweet at followers: @mention users/influencers in your shared content
• Twitter is a quick communication platform, engage with users/influencers, cultivate relationships• Share exclusive content to your brand.
• Huge platform for customer support focus
• Features to utilize: Twitter dashboard (analytics, scheduling, listening tools, etc.), images/media no longer contribute to character count, uncropped photos
Browse curated content for your posts, including downloadable images, sample text and Dr. Jones content.


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Wednesday, October 31, 3:30-6:30: All treats! 🦇🦇🦇
Help welcome and celebrate neighborhood children as they stop by St. Mary's in their costumes! We need your help in one-hour shifts: 3:30, 4:30 or 5:30 pm
Monday, November 5, 7 pm: The American Slavery Project Presents: Unheard Voices
St. Mary's will host Unheard Voices, an original play with music featuring stories by celebrated writers like Keith Josef Adkins, Dennis Allen III, Radha Blank, Dominique Morrisseau, Cassandra Medley, Judy Tate, Alexander Thomas, Cori Thomas, Mfoniso Udofia, and more. The stories are based on actual graves of people who lived long ago. It is a celebration and ritual honoring the African-descended people, enslaved and free, who lived, loved and toiled in colonial New York and are buried anonymously in African Burial grounds throughout the city. Suggested Donation $15
Sunday, November 11, 12 pm: Collage Icon Workshop with artist Simon Carr
Icons are images that Christians use as a focus for prayer, usually portraying a saint or a scene from Jesus' life. They also often represent Mary the Mother of Jesus. This coffee hour workshop will concentrate on a contemporary version of the theme: Mary Help of Christians. You can bring small images of Mary, and of the events and associations you have with her—personal photos, images from the media, animals, flowers. We will take a sheet of cardboard and cover it with gold paper, then surround Mary with images.
Sunday, November 17, 4 pm: Ordination of Spencer Cantrell
By the grace of God and the consent of the people on behalf of The Right Reverend Brian L. Cole Bishop of East Tennessee, The Right Reverend Mary D. Glasspool Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of New York will ordain Spencer Daniel Cantrell to the Sacred Order of Priests at St. Mary's Church.
Wednesday, November 21: Multifaith Thanksgiving Celebration
Come and join us for a delicious meal and prayer service sponsored by a host of religious leaders from Christian, Buddhist, Jewish and Muslim faith traditions who have come together to serve God, one another, and those in need. At All Souls Church, 88 St. Nicholas Ave. With Sai Baba Manhattan, Mandala Café, Harlem Havruta, and other partners. Everyone is invited!
Thursday, November 29, 6:30 pm – Austin Channing Brown Book Talk at St. Mary's
In a time when nearly all institutions claim to value "diversity" in their mission statements, Austin Channing Brown offers a powerful account of how and why our actions so often fall short of our words. She writes in riveting detail about her journey to self-worth and the pitfalls that kill our attempts at racial justice. Join Austin Channing Brown as she discusses her book and invites us to confront apathy, recognize God's ongoing work in the world, and discover how blackness–if we let it–can save us all. To RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/black-dignity-in-a-world-made-for-whiteness-with-austin-channing-brown-tickets-50787483731
We ask your Prayers for:
The Missions endorsed by St. Mary's Vestry:
The Black Lives Matter Movement (https://policy.m4bl.org/platform/)
Jubilee USA (http://www.jubileeusa.org/)
The New Sanctuary Movement (http://www.newsanctuarynyc.org/)
Our Partners: Unity Fellowship Church, NYC; NYC Adventist Forum; Pamsula Zen;
Alanon; Alcoholics Anonymous; Columbia Harlem Homeless Medical Partnership (CHHMP); the Episcopal Churches in Harlem; Narcotics Anonymous; Network Support; St. Mary's Center; Urban Qi.
Our Neighbors:26th Precinct, Eglise de Dieu, Emergency Services, Manhattan North Task Force, Old Broadway Family Residence, Old Broadway Synagogue, TemploBiblico.
Everyone who comes to St. Mary's throughout the week,
and anyone who is not able to be with us.
And for the broader church:
The Diocese of New York (https://www.dioceseny.org/)
The Episcopal Church (https://www.episcopalchurch.org/)
The Anglican Communion (http://www.anglicancommunion.org/)
✠ Prayer Requests for Health & Healing ✠
Atkins, Vanessa Austin, Alma Albeniz, Inez Alexander, Bennie Mae, Diana Balsdom, Freddi Brown-Carter, Carlee Azania Buens, Andre Burns, Diana Butler, Ivan Bannister, Tyrone Benjamin, Carmen Cabrera & family, Lois Coe, Dr. Catherine Cowell, Delancey & De la Cruz Family, Devante, Tyrone & Shirrell Felder, Candace Fraser, Rachel Furer, Vivian Furer, Jessica Furer, Rebecca Furer, Celeste Garcia, Janet Gibson, Aisa Giles, Denise Green, Patrick Hancock, Patrick Harding, Elnora Harewood, Junie Harewood, Rick Harris, Shirley Hilliard, Anthony Howell, Geraldine Ivins, Barbara Jackson, Ivory Johnson, Bishop Zachary Jones, Joseph Lorde, Margaret Mautner, Glenn Maynard, Dr. McElellen, Henry McFarlane, Jerry McMillan & Julissa Santos-McMillan, Michelle, Frank Munzer, Timothy E. Ottley, Luis Penabarrero, Marilyn Seven, Philindia Smith, the Pfeffer & Phelps Family, Nurana Radjabova, Rivers-Mazza family, Wilfrido Peralta Rodrigues & family, Erma and Salydine, Marion Smith, James & Kimberly Snyder, Alton Sterling, Francisco Tejeda, Rosa Velez, Ruby Washington, Arthur Williams & family, David Wreck, Marsha Wright, Harriet Wyatt, Suzy Zavaletta
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If you have any information to share with St. Mary's church, please send it to firstname.lastname@example.com.
by Wednesday at 5 pm of each week to be placed in the weekly bulletin. To reach the Rector: please call 929-266-6279 or email: email@example.com.
RDJ Memorial Refugee Shelter: The Refugee Shelter at St. Mary's is always looking for volunteers for overnight shifts and more. This is a great opportunity to support immigrants and refugees in New York City. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Regular Happenings at St. Mary's Church!
Birthday and Anniversary Blessings 1st Sunday of each month.
Ecclesia Service & Meal 1st Sundays at 2:00 p.m. in Marcus Garvey Park, volunteers always needed to help prepare and serve the "Second Meal" following the service. St. Mary's is not serving this month.
Spirit and Strife Peer Support Group 1st Sunday of each month at 12:30 pm in the rectory – Come share your burdens and joys in this prayerful circle of support. New members always welcome.
Women's Prayer Group 2nd Sundays of each month at 12:30 pm – All women are invited to this discussion and prayer time.
Healing Prayers 3rd Sundays of each month: laying on of hands/ prayer offered at the 8 & 10:30 services.
4th Sunday Potluck Bring a dish to share following 10:30am worship.
The Vestry Fourth Sundays of every month at 12:30 pm. The Vestry is the governing board of St. Mary's. All are invited. Next meeting: October 28.
Unity Fellowship Church of New York Sundays at 2:00pm. Led by the Rev. Deborah Rice. Sr. Bishop Zachary Jones.
Martial Arts for Children and Adults Sundays starting at 3 pm. Led by Master Anthony Richards. Contact the Parish Office for more information.
Narcotics Anonymous (We Have a Dream) Sundays at 7:30 pm
Wisdom Circle 3rd Sundays in the Rectory Common Room at 12:15 pm. Next Circle: November 18.
Alcoholics Anonymous Mondays at 12pm in the Parish Hall.
St. Mary's Food Pantry Mondays at 4 pm grocery-style shopping choices available for all neighbors. For more information: email@example.com.
Pamsula Zen Meditation Mondays at 6:00 pm in the rectory (6:00 Beginning Instruction, 6:30 Meditation, 7:00 Meditation, 7:30 Talk, Discussion Q&A)
Columbia-Harlem Homeless Medical Partnership Tuesdays from 5:30-7:30 pm; free medical clinic with dental consults 1st& 3rd Tuesdays, psychiatry 1st Tuesdays, occupational therapy 2nd& 4th Tuesdays. No ID required.
Urban Qi Every Wednesday and Saturday at 10:30 am at St. Nicholas Park @135th Street. Inclement weather–meet in the Undercroft. ( Tai Chi and Qi Gong classes, free for St. Mary's members)
Wednesday Evening Prayer at St. Mary's Every Wednesday at 7 pm—on a brief hiatus.
Narcotics Anonymous (Men Supporting Men) Every Wednesday at 7:30 pm.
Miriam, Mark and Marx meets the last Thursday of each month for interfaith justice and peace activism and community. On second Thursdays, our agenda is hands-on work. We gather at 6:30PM to share food, experiences, feelings. We then plan how to advance in the struggle against racism, sexism, and expanding war in these very troubling times. For information call Jim White at 201-956-5356. Next meeting: November 29.
Narcotics Anonymous (Convent Ave Group) Thursdays at 7:30 pm
Free Friday Movie Night! every Friday at 6:00 pm. Nov. 2: oceans eight, 2018, pg-13, crime comedy. an all-female crew attempts a heist at the met gala. w/ s. bullock, c. blanchett, a. hathaway. Come for the fellowship, the movie, the popcorn, dinner and the fun… volunteers always needed and welcome.
Saturday Mobile Soup Kitchen every Saturday beginning at 12 noon. Help prepare sandwiches and lunch bags and then distribute them to our neighbors on the street.
Metro New York Adventist Forum Led by Ms. Janet Schultz. Adventist Forum gathers on the second Saturday of the month (please check for specific dates).
St. Mary's Thrift Shop: Fridays 12-5, Saturdays 12-5, Sundays 12-3. All proceeds support St. Mary's Episcopal Church and its mission to serve homeless and hungry people. Los ingress apoyan la Iglesia Episcopal de Santa Maria y su misión de servir a las personas sin hogaryhambrientos de Harlem.


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Event details
June 2, 2019
Resorts World, Birmingham
More information about this event coming soon.
Bhasha Mukherjee is the first British Asian to represent England at Miss World
Follow Bhasha's Miss World journey on Mobstar by downloading the MOBSTAR APP for FREE & search for Bhasha's name & comment and swipe Bhashas photos to vote for FREE .
The Miss World Final takes place in London on 14th December at Excel


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Issues Archive
Use the expandable navigational menu on the left hand column to find a specific issue of Canola Watch by year, month and date.
June 27, 2018
Canola Watch quiz – Sclerotinia spray decision
Five questions that could help with your sclerotinia spray decisions.
Map of the Week – Rainfall before flowering
Soil moisture and rainfall leading up to flowering is an indicator of sclerotinia stem rot risk. Rain in this pre-flower period will have apothecia emerging and spore release occurring around the time of early flowering. This map from AAFC's Agroclimate website shows precipitation accumulation across the Prairies from June 12-26.
The sclerotinia spray decision: Moisture scenarios
The decision to spray or not spray fungicide to limit sclerotinia stem rot is rarely easy. Consider the following three scenarios as you assess the risk situation this year.
Sclerotinia stem rot timeline for infection
The timeline from when sclerotia in the soil first take on moisture, to apothecia germination, spore release, petal infestation, petal drop and finally canola plant infection takes up to three weeks. This graphic shows the final 24 hours as the fungus on decaying petals enters the plant and creates a lesion.
Watch for suspicious weed patches (kochia angle)
With herbicide applications winding down, this is a good time to scan fields for suspicious weeds that escaped the management effort. The photo from Tammy Jones shows glyphosate-resistant kochia.
Late herbicide: Is it worth it?
Too windy. Too wet. Sometimes both. This pushed back a lot of weed management and some fields are still not sprayed. In this situation, intense weed pressure can reduce yields by 20%, 30%, 50%… That's why early weed control has a huge positive effect on profitability, but late control is better than nothing. Late control can stop the yield loss, stop weeds from contributing substantially to the weed seed bank, and improve crop harvestability.
Blackleg, foot rot or cutworms
These can be hard to tell apart sometimes. Pinched or otherwise damaged-looking stems can occur with all three. Here's how to tell them apart…
Sentinel story: Low rainfall, low moisture reserves
CCC agronomy specialist Angela Brackenreed describes the moisture situation at her sentinel field, including a comparison of soil moisture reserves for 2018 versus 2017.
Clubroot disinfectants: Bleach is best
Michael Harding with Alberta Agriculture & Forestry recently compared 10 disinfectant solutions to see which is best to kill clubroot spores on machinery, tires and boots, etc. Four of those 10 products achieved 95% inactivation of clubroot resting spore viability, qualifying them as effective. Of the four, bleach achieved the 95% threshold at very low concentration (2%) and bleach is the lowest cost and easiest to find.
Register for CROPS-A-PALOOZA July 25 in Portage
Manitoba CROPS-A-PALOOZA is July 25 in Portage la Prairie. Register now!
Canola Connection radio shows
You can listen to SaskCanola's Canola Connection radio shows online. The latest weekly show features Clark Brenzil talking Group 2 herbicide carryover.
Insect update: The biggies plus clover cutworms and little red bugs
Clover cutworm damage has been confirmed in a few fields around Weyburn, Saskatchewan. They are a climbing cutworm and can be easily confused with bertha armyworm. The most distinct difference between the two species is the wide stripe along each side; it is yellowish pink on clover cutworm and yellowish orange on bertha armyworm.
June 20, 2018
Canola Watch quiz – Normal/not normal
Look at these six images from canola fields this week and determine if what you're seeing is normal or not normal.
Cutworms heavy in canola on canola
Two CCC agronomy specialists heard this week of high cutworm damage in canola fields seeded into canola stubble. Canola on canola has many potential yield risks and we can add heavy cutworm feeding to that list.
Map of the Week – CSPW
With earliest canola fields starting to flower in southern Alberta and southwest Saskatchewan, cabbage seedpod weevil scouting season begins. Here is the forecast map for 2018 based on 2017 surveys.


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- Bitcoin (BTC) is down 11.7 percent
- The identity of Satoshi Nakamoto should remain anonymous
John McAfee, the vocal Bitcoin permabull, claims to know the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin. However, in a recent interview, "Bitcoin", hopes Satoshi Nakamoto remains anonymous. Presently, BTC is down 11.7 percent from last week's close.
Bitcoin Price Analysis
Through and through, Bitcoin, the network and internet money, is just like any other tool. At least that is what "Bitcoin", in an interview with CoinTelegraph head of News, Molly Jane Zuckerman, said.
Explaining, he said Bitcoin can be used for good or bad. However, it is the intention of the user that matters. Giving an example, he told the news publication that shoes, although worn by everyone, can be used by a criminal to perpetuate an illegality. Even though consequential, usage will not justify banning.
Further, he added that the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto should be as it is:
"I hope that the true identity of my dad is never revealed. I think considering the nature of cryptocurrencies, and it being decentralized and all. An anonymous team of creators, it's just more poetic and fitting."
Candlestick Arrangements
At the time of press, the world's most valuable digital asset is down 11.7 percent week-to-end, trading at around $9,500. In line with previous BTC/USD trade plans, it is apparent that sellers are in charge.
Although bulls have a chance, every high is technically a selling opportunity for aggressive traders. However, it could be worse for BTC if prices dip below $9,500, conclusively confirming losses of July 27.
In that case, and as per last iterations, BTC could tumble to $7,500 and later $5,500 in a retest. A possibility, it is also steep for sellers more so considering the explosive gains in H1 2019.
All the same, considering draw down of the last two weeks, it appears that the path of least resistance is southwards.
Technical Indicators
In light of the above, July 16 bear candlestick anchors this trade plan. It is wide-ranging and has high trading volumes of 43k. Therefore, if prices react at $9,500, confirming losses of July 27 as prices drop below $9,500 with high participation exceeding 43k, then BTC could sink to $7,500 as aforementioned.
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TORONTO (miningweekly.com) – Vancouver-based Augusta Resource Corp will raise C$32,5-million in a bought-deal financing to advance development at its Rosemont copper project, in Arizona, the company announced on Tuesday.
Augusta has entered into an agreement with TD Securities Inc and Wellington West Capital Markets as joint lead managers and joint bookrunners and will sell 11,82-million shares at C$2,75 apiece.
The offering is scheduled to close on or about March 12.
According to a January 2009 feasibility study, the Rosemont mine will produce an average of 221-million pounds of copper a year, plus 4,7-million pounds of molybdenum, 2,4-million ounces of silver and up to 15 000 oz/y of gold, for more than 20 years.
Earlier this month, fellow Canadian Silver Wheaton agreed to pay $230-million in cash upfront, and then ongoing payments of $3,90/oz of silver and $450/oz of gold – or the prevailing market prices, whichever is lower – for 100% of the payable silver and gold produced as by-products at Rosemont.
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- Simon said...
Superb. Excellent choice of wine Marc. No sour grapes like with an Australian wine (other than Ponting - credit to him).
I loved Strauss's comment that 'when we were bad we were terrible, when we were good, we were just about good enough'.
- 23 August 2009 at 19:42
- Marc said...
Simon, I agree wholeheartedly; Ponting has been brilliant - as a player, as a captain and as a man.
The Strauss comment was one of the things that made me cry in the pub. It was both candid and erudite. Fantastic.
- 23 August 2009 at 19:58
- Simon said...
Strauss has really impressed me as a captain since the 52 all out, this series he's been a good captain of a team with a mixture of great, young and limited players.
There were a couple of moments from Ricky. When he whinged abotu the pitch and his run out "I wasn't expecting any quick singles today" now we know why Hussey kept battign so long, he didn't want to go back to the pavilion and face Punter.
- 23 August 2009 at 20:08
- Jonathan said...
Jonathan Lee absolutely bloody loves this.
- 23 August 2009 at 20:16
- Marc said...
Simon, I'm a huge fan of Strauss as a man and a player. His man management has surpassed my wildest expectations during this series and his performances with the bat have been wonderful.
I'm still not convinced about his efficacy as a tactician though. I hope he will improve and prove me wrong over and over again throughout a long and illustrious career as the captain of England.
Jonathan Lee, Marc Fearns bloody loves this too.
- 23 August 2009 at 20:20
- Sarah said...
Sarah also bloody loves this.
- 23 August 2009 at 23:33
- Marc said...
Excellent Sarah, Marc Fearns thinks that referring to yourself in the third person is fine and acceptable, but only immediately after an ashes victory. Ashes victory. ASHES VICTORY!!!!!! Woohoo!
- 24 August 2009 at 02:03
- Simon said...
Even more than 24 hours later I still bloody love it. Iit still feels wonderful, possbily because Radio 5 live filled muc of their shcedule with talking about the Ashes and I have spent much of the day reading newspaper articles about it.
- 24 August 2009 at 23:40
- Jonathan said...
It has destroyed your ability to spell correctly though Simon. I bloody love it.
- 25 August 2009 at 00:05
- Marc said...
Simon, Jonathan, I still bloody love it too. I'm not sure it has destroyed Simon's ability to spell correctly; it, much, schedule, batting and about have been pretty much annihilated by our ashes success though.
- 25 August 2009 at 00:12


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My professor told us a situation in class which i do not understand very well.
He said "what is the probability of picking $\frac{1}{3}$ between the interval $[0,1]$?" and then he proved it to be $0$. He said something like if you continue to pick subsets of $\frac{1}{3}$ it will eventually branch off to $0$.
I wanted to ask my professor to clarify but he had a meeting afterwards. Therefore, I come to you all. Does anyone think they can explain this concept to me?


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When this little girl starts playing with her pet dog, an adorable little Shorkie puppy, the results are a cuteness overload. You're sure to smile as you watch these two play together. This breed is known for being great with kids and this one is proving it.
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The internet of things is of significant impact with many shared benefits for all stakeholders in the health industry, ranging from the government – to practitioners and also to patients. It reduces operational costs through improved machine efficiency and timely maintenance of medical equipment in hospitals and other similar health care facilities. The experiences of patients are also enhanced through real-time health monitoring devices, anxiety easing virtual reality, and advanced and predictive clinical analytics.
Virtual Reality
By creating a virtual reality model of the actual human body part such as the human brain, abdomen, legs or breasts that a Doctor needs to treat; makes it possible to explore the most suitable treatment approach and also allow the patient to experience it as well. This approach allows surgeons to prepare for best results and also improve the experience of patients.
Advanced Analytics
The volume and types of data that is made available through the application of IoT in the medical industry help to raise the potentials of healthcare professionals in transforming the way they treat patients, research cures as well as how they manage operations. This application of IoT is becoming much more relevant as a lot of healthcare professionals are now developing interests in various methods of advanced analytics such as machine learning and predictive analytics.
Predictive Clinical Analytics
This helps to examine previous data to predict future outcomes. Predictive analytics adopts diverse stochastic and machine learning approach that is time-tested even with the accumulation of new data. Based on a white paper by Intel, on Predictive Analytics in Healthcare; an instance of predictive analytics is the use of past data from the record of a hospital in combination with external sources such as weather predictions and the internet media to predicts the highest periods in patients admission so as to make adequate ready staffs.
Other forms of advanced analytics include prescriptive analytics and cognitive analytics. Prescriptive analytics leverages on predictive analytics and utilizes data management approaches such as modeling, machine learning in addition to cognitive systems. On the other hand, Cognitive analytics uses different technologies of artificial intelligence including computer-aided reasoning/logic systems, deep learning, and machine learning. Usually, it utilizes mental-like analysis based on automated decisions or amplifying human choices through the provision of comprehensive suggestions
Similarly, according to Neal Ganguly who works at JFK Health System, Edison, New Jersey; IoT could be of particular importance in the Health Industry in three main areas; namely: device integration, workflow optimization, and inventory management.
Healthcare Device Integration
Neal explained that the expectation in integrating IoT in healthcare devices is to enable providers to gather the desired data in a more automated manner and also be able to implement specific decision support rules to facilitate earlier intervention in patient's condition in the process.
Workflow Enhancement
IoT facilitates the use of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology through an improved system of tag devices (e.g., wristbands) and wireless infrastructures. It enables healthcare facilities to analyze the targeted data for blockages and proffer viable solutions and thus optimizing workflow.
Similarly, IoT is useful in improving inventory management in the healthcare industry both in the areas of drugs dispensing, and overall inventory control in storage houses.
Conclusively, the use of Internet of Things (IoT) in the healthcare industry creates a win-win situation, as it helps patients have access to improved treatment and at the same time, allowing health practitioners to function more effectively and efficiently.


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H.C. Starck and rp+m Sign Development Agreement for 3D Printing TechnologyNewton, Mass. (USA), December 3, 2014– H.C. Starck and Rapid Prototype and Manufacturing (rp+m) announce an agreement to develop advanced, innovative products using the latest 3D printing and technology metal manufacturing.
The agreement will promote development synergies by combining H.C. Starck's strengths in fabrication of technology metals with those of rp+m, a leading provider of additive manufacturing solutions. Together both partners plan to develop new technology materials and alloys, products and technologies using additive manufacturing tools. For example, with 3D printing a single-piece molybdenum or tungsten component for medical imaging equipment can be produced more efficiently and to the most exacting specifications. Also, additive manufacturing provides the capability to rapidly develop prototype products all the way to production levels.
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About H.C. Starck www.hcstarck.com
The H.C. Starck Group is a leading global supplier of technology metals and advanced ceramics, and serves growing industries such as the electronics, chemicals, automotive, medical technology, aerospace, energy technology, and environmental technology industries, as well as engineering companies and tool manufacturers, from its own manufacturing facilities located in Europe, America, and Asia. In 2013, the company had about 2,800 employees in the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Germany, China, Thailand, Vietnam and Japan.
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Rapid Prototype and Manufacturing LLC (rp+m), an advanced manufacturing company that makes client use-case a priority, focuses on creating solutions to support clients from ideation through production. Their diversified engineering team, fabrication, 3D printing, & additive manufacturing technologies, and work in material development provides clients with whole-spectrum support. Born from traditional manufacturing, rp+m understands clients' need for designs and materials that satisfy desired production outcomes using traditional, current, and emergent manufacturing methods.
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slrn is a small but powerful NNTP-newsreader. slrn supports the S-Lang-library so you can expand (missing) features very fast and easy. slrn is available for many platforms (Linux, Unix, OS2, BeOS, Mac OS X, VMS, Windows,...) and is very well configurable. slrn is a very powerful solution for posting in usenet because it's running on console only. slrn is developed actively and about three times a year new versions are released.
Why I like slrn:
slrn live:
With my "separator-patch" (adjusted to slrn 0.9.8.0 but should work also with older/newer versions of slrn) you have additionally to _underlined_, *bold* and /italic/ text the so called "-separator-"-text.
It might look like:
Just download the patch, then apply it and compile slrn via:
cp slrn-0.9.8.0-separator.diff $SOURCE/slrn/ cd $SOURCE/slrn/ patch -p1 < ./slrn-0.9.8.0-separator.diff ./configure && make
Then you might want to adjust the color for the separator in your slrnrc. eg.:
color separatortext "green" "white"
With my "longoptions-patch" (adjusted to slrn 0.9.8.0 but should work also with older/newer versions of slrn) you have in addition to the short options (-i, -f,...) some long ones (--init-file, --file,...) and an extended help (via --help) plus license-information (via -vv).
It looks like this (slrn --help):
Slrn: 0.9.8.0 [2003-08-25] Slrn comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `slrn -vv'. Slrn is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions; type `slrn -vv' for details. Usage: slrn [--inews] [--nntp ...] [--spool] OPTIONS Short option Long option Description of option ===================================================== -h --help Print this usage. -v --version Show version and supported features -a --active Use active file for getting new news. -f newsrc-file --file Name of the newsrc file to use. -C --color Colorize text. -C- --nocolor Do not colorize any text. -Dtoken Add 'token' to list of predefined preprocessing tokens. -d --descriptions Get new text descriptions of each group from server. Note: This may take a LONG time to retrieve this information. The resulting file can be several hundred Kilobytes! -i init-file --init-file Name of initialization file to use (default: .slrnrc) -k --noscoring Do not process score file. -k0 --noexpensive Process score file but inhibit expensive scores. -m --mouse Force XTerm mouse reporting -n --nocheck Do not check for new groups. This usually results in a faster startup. -w --wait Wait for key before switching to full screen mode -w0 --wait-for-key Wait for key (only when warnings / errors occur) -c --create Create a newsrc file by getting list of groups from server. --debug FILE Write debugging information to FILE --kill-log FILE Keep a log of all killed articles in FILE NNTP mode has additional options; use "slrn --nntp --help" to display them. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Example startup: $ slrn -C -n -h news.provider.tld read: (-C) show colors, (-n) do not check for new newsgroups, (-h) connect to newsserver (host) "news.provider.tld" Example how to create and use a new newsrc file: $ slrn -create -h news.provider.tld -f ~/.slrn/newsrc_servername --------------------------------------------------------------------------- For more information see www.slrn.org Copyright (C) John E. Davis <email@example.com> [1994-2000] Copyright (C) Thomas Schultz <email@example.com> [2001-2003] Current maintainer: Thomas Schultz <firstname.lastname@example.com>
the license-information (slrn -vv) looks like this:
Slrn: 0.9.8.0 [2003-08-25] Copyright (C) John E. Davis <firstname.lastname@example.com> [1994-2000] Copyright (C) Thomas Schultz <email@example.com> [2001-2003] Current maintainer: Thomas Schultz <firstname.lastname@example.com> Lots of others not mentioned here contributed lots of code, fixes, and suggestions. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111, USA. To contact the developers, please mail to <email@example.com> or if you are searching for a more public discussion have a look at the slrn-user mailinglist: http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/slrn-user
Just download the patch, apply it and compile slrn via:
cp slrn-0.9.8.0-extended_help-long_option_names.diff $SOURCE/slrn/ cd $SOURCE/slrn/ patch -p1 < ./slrn-0.9.8.0-extended_help-long_option_names.diff ./configure && make
You can also download my patched source:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=7768 or via CVS:
cvs -d:pserver:email@example.com:/cvsroot/slrn login && \ cvs -z3 -d:pserver:firstname.lastname@example.com:/cvsroot/slrn co manual
You can also download my patched source:
Patches-Webpage of slrn at Sourceforge


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Marseille isn't a city for tourists. There's nothing to see. Its beauty can't be photographed. It can only be shared. It's a place where you have to take sides, be passionately for or against. Only then can you see what there is to see. And you realize, too late, that you're in the middle of a tragedy. An ancient tragedy in which the hero is death. In Marseille, even to lose you have to know how to fight.
— Jean-Claude Izzo, Total Chaos.
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NEW WEBINAR >> How To Maximize The Biggest Opportunities After Reopening
by: Colin Receveur
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Patient Attraction Episode 1042
Have you ever thought about doing your own dental patient-focused podcast series? There are arguments to be made for and against that idea. I'll be back after the break to tell you what all is involved in creating and maintaining a podcast series and how to evaluate whether podcasts are right for you.
– Thanks for watching the Patient Attraction Podcast™.
– I'm Colin Receveur.
– I've been doing these podcasts for several years now, and it's been quite an experience.
– It's hard to believe that I've recorded more than 1,000 podcasts.
– I've learned some things about what it takes to create and maintain a podcast series.
– Dental podcasts can be a good addition to your current marketing efforts, but you should know what you're getting into.
– The first thing is that you've got to have something to say that your audience wants or needs to hear.
– That may sound like a no-brainer, but you'd be surprised how many podcasts series fail because the intended audience just doesn't care.
– For dentists, it might be a series on gum disease, implants, cosmetic dentistry, or orthodontics.
– Or you might mix and match to keep things fresh and appeal to different segments of your prospect base.
– Second, a regular podcast series is a lot of work.
– I strongly advise that you don't try to wing it in an episode.
– Few people these days will put up with a rambling video that doesn't get to the point or present information in a structured way.
– That means writing out your talking points beforehand and getting comfortable delivering them on camera.
– If you intend to do one podcast a week for a year, that's 50 outlines or scripts, assuming you take a vacation.
– Not all dentists have the time to do that kind of preparation.
– Third, be prepared to spend a lot of time actually recording your podcasts.
– You're not professional on-camera talent, and it'll take a while before you can deliver a read without major mistakes.
– It helps if you're able to relax and be yourself, because if your audience doesn't find you engaging, they're gone.
– Finally, decide where you're going to feature your podcasts.
– They should certainly appear on your website, but consider YouTube and other platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Spotify, to name a few.
– Podcasts are a lot of work, but they can help you reach and convert more of your dental prospects.
– This is a historic week for SmartBox Web Marketing.
– We're counting down to some major changes in the Patient Attraction Podcast™.
– We want to take a more in-depth approach to the issues and concerns you face every day.
– Be sure to tune in to this Friday's episode.
– Join me for our next podcast.
– Until then, keep moving forward.
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* A portion of proceeds will be donated to the Canada Council For Refugees.
Second in our "Neon Dreams International" season, we're teaming up with Japan Foundation to introduce Paul Schrader's dissection of the life of author, imperialist, actor, director, bodybuilder, and queer icon Yukio Mishima, whose work broke traditional styles of aesthetics with an explicit focus on sexuality, death, and political radicalism.
"It's fetishistic, lyrical, narcissistic and, at key moments, borderline berserk. In other words, the movie captures its subject to a tee."
-David Fear, Time Out
Produced by Francis Ford Coppola and George Lucas, this unconventional biopic basks in eye-popping sets courtesy of production designer Eiko Ishioka, a brilliant colour pallette courtesy of cinematographer John Bailey, and a beautifully haunting score by Philip Glass (all of whom won the award for Best Artistic Contribution at the 1985 Cannes Film Festival). Co-written by Paul with his brother Leonard Schrader, who spent over a decade securing the rights to Mishima's story while living in Japan, Mishima is "one of the most gorgeous and sophisticated portraits of an artist ever put on film" (Michael Sragow, The New Yorker).
This screening and others are made possible thanks to our wonderful sponsor Hollywood Suite. As always this will be a fully licensed event featuring a fabulous on-screen pre-show. Be sure to arrive early!
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Late Summer Update
20 Aug
Hey guys and gals! This hot summer is finally starting to wind down, with the NYS fair starting tomorrow. Hope you enjoyed it as much as we did here. It was a busy one, with events, shows, a big move here at the headquarters, and all the other activities going on. If you have yet to see it we posted an album on the facebook of this past weekend. The mob got out and did some hill bombs on the longboards, and then headed to the lake to cool off and have some fun on the rope swing.
Were heading into the fall season which is going to slingshot us right into you know what. WINTER. I myself cannot wait, and have a slew of ideas and products lined up. Soon it will be time to get out the fresh long socks and snow gear and head to the mountain! We are also going to try head out to some of the bigger winter events this season. Including Rails 2 Riches, K-Town Showdown, and more! So if you want a chance to come shred with the ATA Mob for a day get in contact and we can plan it out.
Until next time, Steve.


text: I went to the Gotoh museum at Kaminoge, Setagaya in Tokyo. It is famous that it was built by the first president of Tokyu train company, billionaire Keita Gotoh. They have National Treasure "The picture scroll fo the Tale of Genji" in 10century. In the garden, there are many Buddha's stone statues and tea ceremony house in the woods. As same as this museum, there are another billionaire museums in Tokyo. Nezu museum at Aoyama in Tokyo was made by the Tobu train company's president Kaichiro Nezu. Nezu and Gotoh, both museums' gardens are similar tastes. It is prohibited to take a picture inside the museum, so today's photos are only garden.