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At Cupitt Jeweller we have 70 years experience in making quality jewellery for our customers. From wedding jewellery to neckwear, why not call us to talk about how we can create a unique piece of jewellery for you to enjoy forever.
All of our jewellery is made here, on-site, so we have complete control over the whole process enabling us to work to tight deadlines and ensure the quality of the work we do for you.
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The workshop at Cupitt Jeweller in Bromsgrove has been making bespoke jewellery on-site for many years. It was started by Jim Cupitt who trained at the Birmingham School of Jewellery. Jim ran the workshop for many years by himself until Simon Cupitt, his son, decided to join him in the business in 1995.
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February 04, 1912
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Birmingham, Michigan
Clare Cummings (February 4, 1912 - October 31, 1994), born in Chicago, Illinois, was "Milky the Clown" on local Detroit television shows in the 1950s.
The Cummings family moved to Birmingham, Michigan, where at an early age Cummings became fascinated with performing. His father would take him to performances of Houdini, Thurston and other popular magicians of the day.
Cummings began performing professionally while still in high school for school assemblies, birthday parties and banquets. In 1933, Cummings worked with Amos Jacobs (later known as Danny Thomas) on Chuck Stanley's "Happy Hour Club" radio show. In 1941, Cummings was hired by the DuPont company as an automotive paint salesman. He would sell paint during the week, and perform magic on the weekends.
During World War II, he served as Sergeant in the U.S. Army's Finance Division in Florida, and entertained the troops in the Army's Special Services Division.
After the war, Cummings returned to his DuPont job in Detroit and resumed his magic career performing as the "Delineator of Deceptive Dexterity." In 1950, a local Detroit television producer spotted Cummings and offered him a job hosting a new children's show he was planning, Peter, Clare and Oscar (similar to the popular Kukla, Fran and Ollie). The fifteen-minute show lasted for thirteen weeks. Later that year, the Twin Pines Farm Dairy wanted to sponsor a children show, with cartoons, movies and a magic clown. Cummings was offered the job and "Milky the Clown" was born. Cummings created the distinctive makeup and his wife Margaret created the costume patterned after the clown in the opera Pagliacci. Milky's Movie Party two-hour show premiered on December 16, 1950 featuring cartoons, Westerns and Milky's magic tricks.
In 1955, Milky's Movie Party moved to WXYZ, home of Soupy Sales, and then later to WWJ Channel 4 in 1958 with a new format and a new name, "Milky's Party Time". Milky's Party Time was so popular with the kids that there was a two year wait for tickets to be part of the live studio audience. Kids would be asked by Milky to "say the magic words" and the kids would respond, "Twin Pines!"
Cummings had to quit the show in 1964, when he needed to devote more time to his full-time at DuPont. Close friend, Karrell Fox, replaced him as Milky until the show's end in 1967.
Cummings retired from DuPont in 1971 and made occasional personal appearances. In 1969, Milky appeared on the same bill with Joe Cocker, Iggy and the Stooges, Grand Funk Railroad and the MC-5 at the "Cosmic Circus" rock festival in Richmond, Michigan.
It 1988, he would attend informal meetings with other magicians in the Detroit which became known as the Clare Cummings Roundtable.
Cummings farewell performance as Milky was in 1992 at the Oakland Mall in Troy. He donated most of his magic tricks and one of his costumes to the American Museum of Magic in Marshall, Michigan, before he died of congestive heart failure in 1994.[1]
- Cover, Linking Ring, Vol. 39, No. 3, May 1959
- Cover, The New Tops, Vol. 14, No. 8, Aug-Sep 1974
- The Linking Ring, Vol. 40, No. 12, February 1961, Tribute To Clare Cummings, page 46
- The Linking Ring, Vol. 74, No. 12, December 1994, Broken Wand, CLARE "MILKY THE CLOWN" CUMMINGS, page 118
- The New Tops, Vol. 34, No. 11, November 1994, Final Curtain, Clare Cummings, page 627


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Hi, I'm Amanda B Johnson and you are watching DASH: Detailed
Discussions of the security of a given blockchain- based network generally revolve around various kinds of attacks and how resistant or non-resistant the network is to them One such attack that could be carried out theoretically on any peer-to-peer network is called a Sybil Attack The name comes from the book and later movie "Sybil" which was about the real-life story of a woman who suffered from "multiple personality disorder" The root of the attack then is when one person poses as multiple different identities online So how does this apply to cryptocurrency, you may be wondering, where one person running multiple nodes is generally seen as an "Atta boy!" sort of thing
"Thanks for supporting the network" Well depending on the cryptocurrency you're talking about one person running many, many nodes could do several different things The first thing they could do is give a false impression about the version of the software that the majority of the network wants They could say, refuse to upgrade to a new version or push out their own upgrade of a new version, giving the impression that the majority of the network wants to go a certain way in development when really it's just one person Another form a Sybil Attack could take in coins which offer any level of a privacy is the de-anonymization of transactions
And yet, another form that the attack could take is the refusal to relay transactions to the rest of the network So with these possible attack vectors, and probably more, how can we determine how resistant or non-resistant any given network is to them? Well as with all human action we can most successfully predict what someone is going to do or not do based upon its cost For example, if I offered you an all-expenses-paid trip to Hawaii and time off your job to take it, you would probably start packing your bags tonight Whereas if I offered you the same trip on the condition that you and your children and your children's children would be indebted for it for life, you would probably not take me up on it In short, whether or not a person does something depends on whether it is profitable or costly for them and how costly if so
So the question we must ask ourselves is, what is the cost to Sybil Attack any given blockchain network? Well in every top cryptocurrency except Dash the cost of spinning up a node on that network is about five dollars a month A motivated and wealthy attacker could spin up hundreds, thousands or even tens of thousands of nodes over time at relatively little cost to them Now the same is true in Dash — anyone can run a full node for roughly five dollars a month — but the crucial difference is that those kinds of nodes in Dash don't get to do anything important or crucial They don't get to participate in the anonymization process of PrivateSend They don't get to participate in the security process of InstantSend
And they don't get to participate in the governance process of cryptographic voting So how much does it cost to participate in the crucial processes of Dash? Well at current prices about thirteen thousand dollars per node That's because a thousand Dash are required to run a masternode and a thousand Dash costs roughly thirteen thousand dollars today And how much of the Dash network would you control after spending this thirteen thousand dollars? One fortieth of one percent But that's spare change to a wealthy and motivated attacker, you might say
And you would be right So how much would someone have to spend in order to gain a majority of the network? Well with roughly 4,000 current masternodes in existence an outside attacker — in order to gain say a majority — we need to purchase an additional 4,000-ish nodes, which is literally impossible because that would require at least a supply of eight million Dash and there are less than 7 million And even if there were enough Dash, any attempt to buy them all up would send the price so astronomically high that "to the moon!" would become an understatement So with an outside attack essentially infeasible that leaves only one kind: an inside attack A Dash masternode operator or operators essentially "breaking bad
" What if someone owned 400 masternodes or ten percent of the network and their chosen Sybil Attack vector were, hey, the de-anonymization of an eight-round mixed PrivateSend transaction Their chances of doing so? One millionth of one percent But hey, let's get crazy What if someone owned 800 masternodes — twenty percent of the network — then what would their chances be to de-anonymize an eight-round mixed PrivateSend transaction? Less than 30 thousandths of a percent So what would this quite nearly impossible Sybil Attack cost our attacker? Oh, just 10
4 million dollars worth of his own Dash as a crash in the price would surely follow the de-anonymization of a high-security PrivateSend transaction However, the collateral requirement to run a masternode is only one part of the Sybil Attack protection The other part is the potential future earnings of running a masternode as they are paid the same amount as Dash's miners And it's this bit of self-interest that Satoshi Nakamoto himself talked about in the Bitcoin whitepaper Satoshi wrote, "If a greedy attacker is able to assemble more CPU power than all the honest nodes, he would have to choose between using it to defraud people by stealing back his payments" — or conducting any other type of attack — "or using it to generate new coins
He ought to find it more profitable to play by the rules, such rules that favoured him with more new coins than everyone else combined, then to undermine the system and the validity of his own wealth In that quote, Satoshi is describing how Bitcoin's nodes would ideally work but as we all know, nodes and miners are now different things in Bitcoin Because masternodes both prove a stake in the network and are regularly paid from it, it is entirely accurate to say that Dash is more aligned with Satoshi's original security model than Bitcoin is If you would like to learn more about security and Dash, or any other aspect of Dash really, I invite you to stop by either our subreddit at r/DashPay or a even more hopping at place is our Slack in dash_chat — the invitation link for that is below And this has been DASH: Detailed
I'll see you next Wednesday So welcome everybody Thank you so much for coming out My name is Amanda B Johnson
I am the host and the writer of a Youtube series, a weekly Youtube series, called DASH: DetailedSo now now that we've kind of established how we operate, how it works, what we're doing, what is Dash Evolution and how does it work? Why why should we all be interested in it? And thank you so much for having us


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The 'Fear' singer was spotted heavily pregnant while continuing work on her third studio album.
Lily Allen was spotted out and about in London heading to a recording studio yesterday while also showing off her ever-growing baby bump.
The 'Not Fair' singer confirmed earlier this summer that she has started working on new music following her hiatus back in 2009, and was pictured running several errands and swinging by the studio to continue working on the follow-up to her last album 'It's Not Me, It's You'.
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"Hmmm.... What to wear today, or ahem, how to hide my shameful baby bump," Lily tweeted earlier today (31st October), after the pictures emerged in tabloids across the country.
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"Nowhere Nice" is the third book in a series set in the Mississippi Delta. Nick Reid and his buddy Desmond are repo men. They spend their time tracking down customers who have fallen behind on their installment plans. Nick and Desmond repossess TV's and other items from people who don't often feel inclined to part with these luxuries.
These situations provide some excellent opportunities for humorous and sometimes violent confrontations. Rick Gavin is a pseudonym employed for this series by the writer T.R. Pearson. In this interview you'll discover why Pearson chose to write these hilarious books under a different name. Pearson has been writing professionally for decades. He also offers up some of his views on how the book publishing industry has changed over the years.


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The Captain David Pugh House:Historical Context and Significance
This house was built for Captain David Pugh in 1835. Capt. Pugh was a distinguished citizen and statesman, serving as county Justice for many years, delegate to the Virginia Convention of 1861 (The Secession Convention), and elected to the West Virginia Senate in 1876. He and his family lived here until his death in 1899, and soon thereafter teacher Smith R. Brill bought the house and farm. The Brill family lived here through the late 1980's. This house is a preeminent example of a style common in the Capon Valley.
Captain David Pugh, great-grandson of Joseph Edwards — builder of Fort Edwards — had this house built for himself and his family. The Pughs were a very prominent family in Hampshire County, originally immigrating to America from Wales in the early 1700's.
Pugh House is a two-and-one-half story, Federal-style dwelling constructed circa 1835. The Pugh House is an excellent example of local domestic architecture exhibiting elements of the Federal style that is found throughout the Capon Valley area. Several similar houses dot the landscape. They are two-story, rectangular I-houses, so-called because this style of house was built predominantly in the states beginning with the letter "I" — Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa — during the explosive westward expansion in the 1800's. Each has a chimney at either end — exterior or interior — and a two-tiered, full-width porch along one side. Some of the houses have the main entrance on the porch side and some on the opposite side such as the Pugh House. The porches almost always overlook the nearest pasture.
The Pughs were a very prominent family in Hampshire County, originally immigrating from Wales to become some of the early founders of Pennsylvania in the late 1680s. Captain David Pugh was born in what is now Capon Bridge, West Virginia, on February 8th, 1806, the son of Mary and Mishall Pugh. He had this house built around 1835, when he was 29 years old, and lived in it until his death in 1899 at age 93. He had been widowed once before moving here, but had married Jane Creswell in 1835, having 6 children with her. The current owners of the house found a small book of poetry in the house that has one of the children's — Almira — name inscribed in it. His second wife died in 1851, and he was married a third time, to Elizabeth Garvin, in 1852. They had three children, and the current owners also found a homemade checkerboard labeled "D. Pugh" in the house, presumably "D" stands for the son David C. Pugh.
We located a copy of the 1860 census for this area and on page 22 it lists the residents of the Pugh household. The page is shown and transcribed below.
1860 Census, Page 22
SCHEDULE 1 — Free Inhabitants in Eastern District in the County of Hampshire State
of Virginia enumerated by me on the 8th day of June 1860. Charles Blue, Ass't Marshal
Post Office Hooks Mills
Name Age Sex Race Occupation Real Val. Pers. Val. Birthplace David Pugh 53 M W Farmer 10,000 2,255 Virginia Elizabeth A Pugh 39 F W Virginia John W Pugh 23 M W Tanner Virginia Maria E Pugh 20 F W Virginia Almyra V Pugh 14 F W Virginia Martha J Pugh 11 F W Virginia Florence M Pugh 5 F W Virginia David C Pugh 4 M W Virginia Lila J Seibert 2 F W Virginia George M Garvin 23 M W Virginia James N Craswell 17 M W Virginia George Hood 15 M B Farmer Virginia Charles Hood 11 M B Virginia Georgina Washington 10 F M Virginia
David Pugh earned the title "Captain" not from any military service but rather by his commanding presence. He was a member of the Virginia legislature in the early 1840's, and was later a Justice (Judge) in the county for many years and after that there was a county court to which he was elected. He knew Henry Clay and President Andrew Jackson personally, and was a guest at the White House during Jackson's term.
Captain Pugh was one of two elected delegates from Hampshire County sent to the Convention in Richmond, Virginia, which voted to secede from the Union in 1861. This was not an easy time for the United States or the citizens of Virginia. For years, greater representation and funding had gone to the eastern part of the State, where there were many lucrative plantations and large population centers. The western mountaineers had fewer slaves than their eastern brethren, and many did not support seceding from the Union. The convention lasted over a month, while impassioned speeches were made by west Virginians loyal to the Union. However secessionists had infused Richmond, threatening those against the Confederacy with assassination. Finally the vote was cast for the secession, and those still loyal to the Union departed for home to urge their constituents to vote against it. Captain Pugh voted against secession on the first vote, but succumbed like many others and voted for it on the second vote. Back home he spoke fervently against secession.
Captain Pugh was later elected to the West Virginia Senate in 1876. He also allowed one of the first schools in the valley, one of the few in existence before the war, called Mount Pleasant, to be built on his property. This was later rebuilt and called Riverdale School. Unfortunately there is nothing left of this school today.
Captain Pugh passed away in 1899. He and many members of his family are interred in on the other side of the Cacapon River, a little over 2 miles as the crow flies, in the Capon Chapel Cemetery.
Several years after Captain Pugh's death, in 1906, Smith R. Brill purchased the house and farm from Pugh's widow. Through most of the 1900's the Brill family ran a typical diversified family farm, raising cows, horses, pigs, and chickens. Mr. Brill was a teacher and taught successfully in the schools of the district. He was married to Bessie O. Creswell and they had three children, the oldest of which was Walton. This place passed down from Smith to Walton in 1945, and then from Walton upon his death in 1973 to his wife Letha Maria. Marie lived here until 1988, and the place was sold at auction in 1992.
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Self-Care – tackling loneliness
We are urging people to get out and about or get creative to help tackle loneliness
With the winter months rapidly upon us, the county-wide campaign to raise awareness of how 'self-care' can positively affect your wellbeing continues to promote messages about making healthy lifestyle changes.
Aimed at people of all ages across Leicestershire and will be raising awareness on topics such as diabetes, healthy eating and high blood pressure.
The promotion of ways to reduce feelings of loneliness and isolation is also a key element of the campaign from the county's Health and Wellbeing Board.
The statistics show that more than 37,000 adults in Leicestershire have diabetes. There are also over 100,000 people in Leicestershire registered to have Hypertension (high blood pressure). Both of which can be avoided with a healthier lifestyle and diet.
Part of this campaign also focuses on reducing isolation and loneliness and encouraging as many people as possible to look after their wellbeing this winter through self-care.
Feelings of isolation and loneliness can affect people at any age. For example over 49,000 people aged 65 and over are currently living alone in Leicestershire. During the winter months, with temperatures dropping, feelings of isolation and loneliness can start to increase.
Through social media, we will signpost where people can access advice and information. We will also encourage people to look at the things they can do every day, to support their health and wellbeing this winter and feature a number of seasonal themes focusing on keeping both body and mind healthy and active.
Information and support on self-care will be shared throughout the winter period and to support people in improving their health and wellbeing now and preventing illness further down the line.
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Regenerative therapies entail the application of specific types of cells or cell products for diseased tissues or organs, which would ultimately help restore tissue and organ function. It also involves the possibility of growing tissues and organs in the laboratory and safely implanting them when the body cannot heal itself.
The global regenerative therapies market has been estimated to be valued at US$ 5,286.2 Mn by the end of 2015, and is projected to witness stable growth across all global regions, which is attributed to the rising demand for fulfilling unmet clinical needs for longer sustainability and faster outcome treatments within a shorter time span.
The prime growth driver for the global regenerative therapies market is deficiency in therapeutic requirements. Currently, government support for treatment of various diseases is increasing globally, through the formation and adoption of supportive legislative and policy initiatives, which also include sizeable investments in regenerative therapies for creating centers of excellence, research networks, manufacturing infrastructure, and commercialization centers, among others. Furthermore, increasing demand for tissue-cell and stem cell research technologies as well as the products developed from them, which are used for treating various chronic diseases having no permanent cure, are the other important factors driving growth of the global regenerative therapies market currently. However, an ongoing trend that has been witnessed in the market is the increasing shift of companies from manufacturing of synthetic drugs to evaluating opportunities for generating medicines from an individual's own tissues and stem cells.
Being at an early stage of commercialization, the regenerative therapies market exhibits lucrative investment opportunities created by government, regional governing bodies, and private companies. Regenerative therapies find application in the treatment of various diseases, such as wound repair, orthopedic diseases, neurological diseases, cardiovascular diseases, autoimmune disorders, ocular diseases, and other rare diseases. The major reason why these therapies are used in the various treatments is because they facilitate long-term effectiveness and safer results among various diseased patients.
Increasing regulatory harmonization to accelerate pace of product approvals is rapidly becoming a necessity for regenerative therapy players all over the world.
Globally, Asia Pacific market is expected to expand at the strongest CAGR in the global market for regenerative therapies throughout the forecast period in terms of revenue. Growing regulatory harmonization and the fact that the local manufacturers are able to meet international standards maintained by the leading companies are among the major factors anticipated to lead to standardization of the regenerative therapies market in the region. Allografts tissue type segment is currently dominating the market in the region in terms of the tissue's biocompatibility with patients. In addition, increasing contract research outsourcing in the field of regenerative therapies in countries such as Singapore, Thailand, and South Korea, which is primarily attributed to the availability of highly-skilled local talent pool and presence of highly-sophisticated research facilities and storage infrastructure (e.g. stem cell banks) in these countries, is expected to boost the market growth in the APAC region. Japanese government has been promoting liberalization of rules on regulations, which could expedite the route to market timeline for regenerative therapies. Most major governments in the countries in Asia Pacific have been promising positive support for regenerative therapies, a fact which could help in organ regeneration, tissue re-engineering, etc. Celebrity support is another crucial factor promoting growth of the regenerative therapies market in these countries. However, cost issues, lengthy clinical trials, and lack of standard guidelines options are factors expected to slightly hamper growth of the market.
Europe is the second-most profitable destination for regenerative therapies currently. Collaborative efforts help minimizing probabilistic abandonment of clinical trials and raise involvement of SMEs in drug development, which is expected to become a norm in the region over the next few years. Unique medicinal fields, such as nephrology and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases (COPD), are repeatedly being studied by researchers from Europe for carrying out breakthrough evidence-based treatments in the region. Thus, the market in the region is expected to expand at a stable CAGR over the forecast period in terms of revenue. Major companies based in Europe are seeking expanding their presence outside the region in order to be able to efficiently meet growing global demand for its products.
North America is a prime regional market currently, accounting for over 50% of the overall regenerative therapies market in terms of revenue, and the trend is expected to continue over the forecast period as well. However, researchers are working on the development of new clinical infrastructure in the field of regenerative stem cell therapies, which is still in the initial stages of development, with a failure rate of 80% in the initiation phases. Moreover, there is an increasing penetration of tissue banks in North America. In these tissue banks, articular cartilage has been observed as a particularly good target for allograft transplantation. In addition, Canadian legislation for regenerative therapies is more supportive than in the U.S. Presently, the Biologics and Genetic Therapy Directorate (BGTD) of the Health Products and Food Branch of Health Canada is reviewing the guidelines written in 2000 for safety of cells, tissue, and organs for transplantation. Legislative support and regulatory harmonization are the two major factors expected to help simplify the clinical trial infrastructure in the region.
Globally, the Asia Pacific market is expected to expand at the highest CAGR in terms of value, followed by Europe and North America. The Middle East & Africa market accounts for a nominal value share of the overall regenerative therapies market currently, owing to the absence of adequate regulations and inability of the various governments in the region to enforce regulations, which in turn has been promoting growth of untested and illegitimate regenerative therapeutic practices in South Africa in the field of stem-cell applications. Besides, cultural superstitions and failure to understand the working mechanism are factors that could delay entry of mainstream regenerative therapies in the country in the long run.
Key market participants covered in the report include Acelity L.P. Inc., Mesoblast Ltd., Nuo Therapeutics, Inc. (Cytomedix), Astellas Pharma US, Inc., Organovo Holdings Inc., Orgenesis Inc., Sanofi, Athersys, Inc., Shire Pharmaceuticals Limited, and Cytori Therapeutics Inc,.
This Persistence Market Research (PMR) report examines the regenerative therapies market for the period 2016 - 2022. The primary objective of the report is to offer insights into developments in the regenerative therapies market that are significantly helping transform the growth trajectory of global businesses and enterprises associated with the same.
Regenerative therapies entail the application of specific types of cells or cell products for diseased tissues or organs, which ultimately help restore usual tissue and organ function. It also includes the possibility of growing tissues and organs in the laboratory and safely implanting them when the body cannot heal itself.
The regenerative therapies market holds major potential in the near future, which is attributed to the increasing application of these therapies in the treatment of various classes of diseases. The prime factor responsible for the same is the collaborative R&D efforts undertaken by researchers and manufacturers to develop and introduce newer and more efficient therapies. Orthopedic, cardiovascular, and soft tissue repair are the three main application segments in the global regenerative therapies market. Recently, there has been an alarming rise in the incidence rate of these disorders across the globe. Soft tissue repair and skin restoration therapies are currently the most widely adopted regenerative therapies globally.
Surge in government support and funding from various organizations for R&D related to regenerative therapies over the last few years and increasing incidences of chronic diseases are among the major factors driving growth of the global regenerative therapies market currently.
The regenerative therapies market is segmented as follows:
This report covers the global regenerative therapies market performance in terms of revenue contribution from various segments. This section also includes PMR's analysis of the key trends, drivers, restraints and opportunities, which are influencing growth of the global regenerative therapies market currently. Impact analysis of the key growth drivers and restraints is also included in this report to better equip clients with crystal clear decision-making insights.
The regenerative therapies market report begins with an overview of the regenerative therapies procedures, covering the reasons why the patients are increasingly adopting these therapies. This section also underlines factors influencing growth of the regenerative therapies market currently, along with detailed analysis of the key trends, drivers, restraints, opportunities and regulations. Impact analysis of the key regional growth drivers and restraints based on the weighted average model, coupled with key region-specific trends, is included in report to better equip clients with information and hidden insights.
The global regenerative therapies market is segmented based on tissue type into allografts, xenografts, and alloplasts. Based on application type, the market has been segmented into soft tissue repair, cardiovascular, dental, orthopaedic, CNS disease treatment, and others. Based on end user, the market has been segmented into hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, and educational institutes. A detailed analysis of every segment has been presented in terms of market size, Y-o-Y growth rate, absolute $ opportunity, market attractive index and BPS analysis. Among the various tissue types, allografts are expected to emerge as the product of choice both among surgeons and patients worldwide. Xenografts are also expected to gain popularity over the forecast period.
The next section of the report highlights the growth trends in the regenerative therapies market, by region. It provides the market outlook for 2016–2022 and sets the forecast within the context of the regenerative therapies market. The study discusses the key regional trends contributing to growth of the regenerative therapies market worldwide, as well as analyses the extent to which drivers are influencing this market in each region. Key regions assessed in this report include North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific and the MEA. North America is expected to emerge as the most dominant and most attractive market over the forecast period.
The above sections – by tissue type, by application, by end user, and by region – evaluate the present scenario and growth prospects of the regenerative therapies market for the period 2016 - 2022. We have considered 2014 as the base year and provided data for the forecast period.
Detailed company profiles include company-specific long-term and short-term strategies, key offerings, and recent developments by the concerned companies in the regenerative therapies market. .
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IUF Korean affiliates at Coca-Cola mobilize to defend threatened Hong Kong union leaders
IUF affiliates have responded quickly to threats by the Hong Kong government to prosecute independent trade union leaders for their active role in the democracy movement. On January 17, Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions general secretary Lee Cheuk-yan was questioned by the police, accused of inciting, convening and participating in unauthorized assemblies (criminal charges with potentially severe sentences) and told he could be prosecuted at any time. Mung Siu-tat, the union's chief executive, will be formally questioned on January 22.
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After a hard day of work, Cece Capella came home to a big surprise. Her husband bought a massage table and an oily lube, and he wanted to test it out. Since she had nothing against this idea, Cece started to strip, which made her husband very horny.
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When she was completely naked, she sat down on the massage table and she let her husband do the rest. He slowly started to lube her up while massaging her whole body. After a while, Cece began undressing her husband while doing the exact same thing to him, which he did to her.
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Medical marijuana users: Colorado again wants your blood.
But this time, it's okay to give it up, because Twirling Hippy Confections owner Jessica LeRoux has organized the first Medical Cannabis Community Blood Drive through Bonfils.
LeRoux is hoping the medical marijuana community -- patients, caregivers, MMC owners and operators -- can be the largest donors this summer.
The two-week drive kicks off July 17. All you need to do is go to a Bonfils location and identify yourself as a member of the drive with the code 7165. LeRoux is also holding a kickoff breakfast at 7:30 a.m. that morning at Great Lawn Park, 1101 Yosemite, just 300 yards from a Bonfils branch.
LeRoux says the drive is partly in response to the increased need in the summer months for donated blood -- in large part due to increased traffic accidents. But she says the ulterior motive is to make a statement to law enforcement groups that have tried to pin any rise in traffic accidents on increased medical marijuana use in Colorado.
"Not only do the statistics not back those claims up, but it is my intent to show that the cannabis community can do much to offset all traffic accidents via voluntarily donating blood to help ensure blood is available when it is needed, and by being one of the largest donor drives of the summer if we all participate," LeRoux says.
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According to Bonfils spokeswoman Dianna Hemphill, "Bonfils Blood Center, as is the case with many other blood centers across the industry, does not defer donors for marijuana use unless the donor is visibly impaired or has another condition for which he/she is using medical marijuana such as cancer that would preclude him/her from donation."
Also keep in mind that giving up a
quart pint of blood makes some people very lightheaded for a while afterwards, which LeRoux says patients should plan for just in case. "I will strongly warn potential donors to keep their nanograms in check, because donating blood makes you woozy enough. And we don't need anybody getting a THC DUI as thanks for their good deeds."
If you've still got questions about whether or not you should be giving blood, you can check out Bonfils "Am I Eligible to Donate?" page. Donations can be made at any of the seven Bonfils locations, as well as their mobile blood centers. Anyone looking to book a group donation should call 303-363-2300 and make an appointment.
More from our Marijuana archive: "MMJ stash at Auraria could be country's biggest collection of marijuana magazines" and "Statewide dispensary moratorium ends, new applications slow to come in."


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In the run up to the launch of Swipe, CoinJar's new EFTPOS card, this week we asked the public, "What would you use bitcoin for if you could spend it anywhere?". There was great response, so thanks to everyone on the feedback. We've chosen the best response from the pack and will be giving that person a brand new LIFX smartphone controlled, colour changing lightbulb ($130.00 at Harvey Norman or LIFX.co).
Our CEO @ashertn loved the #CoinJarDNA tweets so much he's giving a @LIFX to the best Swipe idea in before 3pm Friday pic.twitter.com/LZvkCRedcd
— CoinJar (@GetCoinJar) July 30, 2014
Before we reveal the winner there were some honourable mentions. Let's start with Facebook.
Ben wrote:
"Would use my #CoinJarDNA to pay off some of my HECS debt. Would be incredibly amazing to pay the ATO in bitcoins."
Matt, not content with bitcoin space flights via Virgin Galactic, is looking to take things further:
"Go to the moon!"
The most Australian one so far, from Benjamin, reads:
I think I'd go simple – just use my #CoinJarDNA card to buy a sausage roll, sauce and an iced coffee for lunch.
Then things started to get weird:
From Sean:
I would buy a fire wielding tiger.
and from Harrison:
I would use my card to get rainbow laser hand surgery so I can shoot rainbows while riding my unicorn that I also purchased with bitcoins. I'd also buy a lightsaber and my own personal ninja to fight my foes. Either all that or coffee.
Sounds like there's going to be some pretty crazy purchases with the CoinJar Swipe.
Let's take a look at some of the tweets. CoinJar advocates responsible doge ownership.
@GetCoinJar in all reality I'd be developing my business. But puppies shall happen at some stage 🙂 #CoinJarDNA #puppiesforbitcoin #amaze
— Nicole Jensen (@nicolejensen)
Melbourne Tiger's basketball star Auryn Macmillan seems to be sold.
With #CoinJarDNA I would literally never need fiat currency again! — Auryn Macmillan (@auryn_macmillan) July 29, 2014
Anthony, may the force be with you on your mission. I trust getting new Lego will be awesome.
#CoinJarDNA – Finally, a way to bypass capital controls imposed by my fiancé. I hope Myer has the Lego Star Destroyer in stock…
— Anthony Brcan (@AnthonyBrcan)
Chris, we know the feeling.
Now I am spread between three countries, I would use my #CoinJarDNA to enable me live freer of any one country's banking system. — Chris Chinchilla (@ChrisChinch) July 29, 2014
The winning submission actually came in via email, and tickled our social responsibility bone.
Liam, a scientist and bitcoin miner, wrote:
G'day CoinJar team,
I'll probably use #CoinJarDNA to access my mining revenue so that I can go to a conference on renewable energy. I also looking to encourage my university to allow us to receive BTC as donations for our research.
Also my research group's website is http://www.uq.edu.au/eemg
We can't imagine anything more awesome than bitcoins mined straight from the sun. As a result, we're sending Liam a brand spanking new LIFX so that his next renewable energy fuelled lightbulb moment will be multicoloured and wifi enabled!
We had tonnes of awesome submissions which tells us that the first one hundred Swipe cards are going into the right hands.
To join the CoinJar DNA programme and get early access to new features and promotions like this, click apply now.


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Jebel Shams, at 3,009 metres elevation, is Oman's tallest mountain. Keen hikers can climb to the summit if they like – or somewhere near the summit; the very top of the mountain is military land and thus off-limits to the public. For everyone else there's the Balcony Walk.
The trailhead for the Balcony Walk is unmarked, but the beginning of the track is easy enough to locate. Simply drive yourself to the town of Khateem – just a scattering of simple adobe huts and goat pens – which you'll find perched on the lip of an extremely deep canyon (Wadi Nakhr).
Then just walk over the edge.
The Balcony Walk
The canyon wall is not quite a sheer cliff in this location, but just a little way down the slope it does become truly vertical, with a 900-metre fall to the valley floor below.
The trail clings to this not-quite-sheer band of the canyon wall, with sections of vertical cliff above and below, for the length of the Balcony Walk.
The trail is narrow, just wide enough for single file passage. There are many points where the path drops off steeply – most of the Balcony Walk actually – with little in the way of handholds to prevent yourself tumbling over the sheer cliff below should you happen to slip over the edge. If the idea gives you shivers then I wouldn't recommend attempting this hike.
For everyone else, the path is wide and flat enough that you aren't likely to be troubled.
As you make your way towards the giant cul-de-sac at the end of the gorge you begin to discern a vast, natural, half-arch in the rock face. And above it: a strange patterning in the cliff that looks a little like agricultural terraces.
Of course the idea is ridiculous.
Who would be so crazy as to build agricultural terraces half way up a kilometre-high cliff?
But then you draw a little closer and you come across the remains of an abandoned village, tucked into the same narrow, non-vertical band in the cliff the Balcony Walk has been taking advantage of.
At first it is just a goat pen or two, with tiny mortar-less stone huts built alongside. These are just storage sheds surely?
People couldn't live inside them, could they?
Perhaps a goat-herder might spend a night or two in them from time to time?
Then you reach what is undoubtedly a village. A complex of crudely built stone huts, many built on top of each other. This is the village of As Sab.
Why did they build here?
Was it a particularly hostile time? Were defensive capabilities of paramount importance when they moved here? Were they in exile?
What did they do for water?
Finally you reach the agricultural terrace, which still supports a few trees; a tiny pool of stagnant water at the back of the terraces proof that there is a water source here at certain times in the year.
What did the villagers do when it was dry though?
The terrace steps down and down and down and down, then goes over the edge.
Tough gig working on that last terrace. You'd get a nice view of the enormous, natural, half-arch though if you made that fatal misstep.
The Balcony Walk ends here. Only it doesn't really end as you now must about-face and do it all in reverse.
Practical information and how to reach the Balcony Walk:
Many online sources (and locals) will insist that you need a 4WD to reach the trailhead at Khateem. I can confirm that I drove to Khateem in a small 2WD car without any difficulty. There are sections of the access road that are gravel, which is occasionally steep and bumpy and corrugated and covered in patches of bulldust (superfine dust). But if you're careful and drive to the conditions you'll be fine.
The Balcony Walk trailhead is 1.5 to 2 hours drive from Bahla, and 2 to 2.5 hours drive from Nizwa. More transport info here.
A reasonably fit individual should be able to walk from Khateem to the abandoned village of As Sab and back within three hours (not accounting for stopping time).
More on Oman:
Bahla Fort – labyrinthine 13th Century castle, but is it too schmick?
The archaeological sites of al-Khutm, Bat, and al-Ayn
Muscat – beautiful city, but don't expect locally-grown grapes
Jibreen Castle – boiling date oil + murder holes = unhappy attackers
Misfat Al Abriyeen – mud-brick city, alpine oasis, all thanks to falaj
Yemini-style mudbrick village, Al Hamra
Nizwa – swathed in date groves, capital of Oman proper?
My favourite hikes:
Refugio Otto Meiling, Argentina
Posts on the Middle East:
Chogha Zanbil – the original ziggurat, built by the Elamites
Shushtar – downfall of Valerian, ends in triumph for Roman engineers
Petra – Al Siq: narrow, magical chasm leading to Al Khazneh
Petra – Ad Deir: the monastery?
Doha – Souq Waqif, a spiral minaret, and a masterpiece by I.M. Pei
Pamukkale – Romans bathed in these milky white pools, so why can't we?
Fethiye – painterly sunsets, Lycian tombs, and full English breakfasts


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Caring for Coquet
(Image taken from BBC Radio 4, Open Country, featuring Helen Mark.)
RSPB warden, Paul Morrison, on the left in the picture above with presenter Helen Mark and Assistant Warden Wesley Davies, will talk to us about the work on Coquet Island.
Coquet Island is an RSPB reserve about one mile off Amble, Northumberland. It is home to a large colony of nesting seabirds and is specially protected under European Law for birds such as the roseate tern, one of our rarest nesting seabirds. Coquet now holds 90 per cent of the UK's roseate tern population.
Several thousand nesting Sandwich, Arctic and common terns accompany the roseates in May, June and July, and thousands of puffins occupy the main part of the island.
Like many places in Northumberland, the reserve is rich in human history and has been occupied since the 7th Century, initially as a monastic cell, later a lighthouse station and now by the RSPB wardens, who live on the island through the spring and summer. Birds are everywhere on Coquet and the plateau and gardens are home to several hundred nesting eider ducks.
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We have a question in this edition of the newsletter about some things that may interest you. When you concentrate on those things that interest you, you may find it easy for you to get what you want from them.
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The "Intro / Publisher Main Spot" and the "Guest Coolest Corner" are focusing on Twitter. Since it is about building friendship from followers, the "Top Wednesday Thought" takes the tendency further in a quote and "The Burning Flame of Love" tells the love story of Kelly and her problem too when she discovered that her friend loves him too.
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Think different!
August 22, 2006
From The Scotsman newspaper,22nd August, 2006:
"A NEW restaurant in India's financial hub, named after Adolf Hitler and promoted with posters featuring the Nazi leader and swastikas, has infuriated the country's small Jewish community.
"We are not promoting Hitler. But we want to tell people we are different in the way he was different," Punit Shablok said.
Posters featuring a red swastika carved in the name of the eatery line the road leading up to the restaurant.
A huge portrait of a stern-looking Führer greets visitors at the door and the interior is done out in the Nazi colours of red, white and black. The restaurant also has a lounge for smoking the exotic Indian water pipe or 'hookah'."
- Outrage over Indian restaurant named after Hitler (scotsman.com)
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From Verona You Can Day Trip To Mantova
During our 10 days in Verona, we planned a mix of local sites, day trips and some just relaxing local wandering. Our B&B hostess suggested that we might want to do a day trip to Mantova. While eating breakfast we did some iPad surfing to see what there was to see (after figuring out that it was also often referred to as Mantua). The number one draw is the Palazzo Ducale but there were online opinions suggesting that Palazzo Te may be a better option.
Waiting to make sure the rain was past, we took the 12:30pm train. We figured we had about 6 hrs before the sites closed which would even allow for a lunch stop (or dinner if we took the later train back). It was a quick 45 minute train ride to yet another dilapidated train station in this Veneto region. Exiting the station we found no markings to suggest it might be a train station so we fixed the image in our brains for finding on the return trip. We had electronic crutches for navigation but a quick look at the town map in the train station gave us a simple route to follow. As we got closer to main attractions, there were actual tourist maps with attraction information, so it then became much easier.
Many of the smaller roads and sidewalks were covered with large river rock, not well grouted or filled. This made walking these roads twice as tough and tiring. We would find a return trip thru more major roads.
I had to feed the Travelling Stomach (aka David) before he got too grouchy, although his shredded raw horse meat did not do anything for my appetite (good thing I stuck with pumpkin ravioli).
The great authentic chocolate orange gelato we picked up as we walked washed away the lunch flavours. In an interesting chat with the gelateria owner, we learned first about his visit to Canada and then about watching for fake gelato stores. Apparently these second grade shops are using the covered aluminum containers for gelato to suggest that their product is authentic. We might have to go back to sampling to make sure we were getting quality!
As in many of the cities in Italy, many of the sites were covered with scaffolding and under repair. We wandered about the Piazza Erbe, with much to see on all sides.
Palazzo Ducale and the Castle
Even the Palazzo Ducale would only be open until the end of Sept and would then also close for reparations. At 6.50€ each, the € per km on our feet ended up being a great value. David would call uncle early, although it may have been from the walking or from the overload of the imagery.
The signs at the entrance seemed to suggest that no cameras were allowed so David put his DSLR and lenses into a locker. We ultimately found that while in one room no pics were allowed, everywhere else we went you could take pics with no flash – so don't hesitate to take your cameras. We tried to enter the Palzzo Ducale only to be told that we must visit the castle first so we tromped back outside and further along the cobblestone walk.
Entering through the castle yard, we could see the inner courtyard.
At the castle entrance, we got a check mark on our ticket and walked up the spiral ramp to the display area.
There was really only one major room to see, covered almost completely with frescos (and guarded to make sure nobody took pictures). The only pictures we could get were in the entrance or the minor rooms.
Making our way back to the Pallazo, we were now admitted and began to follow the numbered route. Each major stops had both an audio guide number and a QR code with information about that stop. We had decided not to take the audio guides as an online review noted that most of the talk was about the history rather than the artifacts in the room. Had we taken the guides I am sure we would have abandoned them halfway through when we couldn't bear to go so slow and hear any more.
The frescos were quite amazing but we did wonder how many of them were genuine and old versus recreated. In some rooms they appeared to be quite complete, where in other rooms only small sections had been discovered. Many of the frescos provided strong almost 3-D images.
In one room you could see a line drawing which depicted what the fresco underneath should reveal. We assumed this would guide the restoration work.
Many of the rooms had great terrazzo floors.
Some of the rooms had large art displays. We wondered about the age, authenticity and value of the paintings when kept with no light or humidity protection (windows were wide open on this muggy day).
Ceilings were ornate, some fully painted and others more ornamental designs including some that looked like carved wood. Doorways and windows were equally adorned.
As with many Palazzos and art galleries and churches, after awhile it became too much and the second half got less attention to the detail. We were disappointed that a major section (the Mantegna frescos and the Camera degli Sposi probably) was closed ( 8 or so exhibits skipped). We dragged our butt out slowly and there was no thought of trying to take in yet the second stop (Pallazzo Te). That would have to wait for another trip.
We slowly made our way back to the train station to catch an earlier train back to Verona than we had originally planned. A short stop for water caused us to miss the current train by 2 minutes so we plopped down and waited the 50 minutes until the next train showed up. It was an equally fast train ride back and we easily found our bus stop for a quick trip to our local area for dinner.
It was worth the day trip into Mantova but plan to go for the whole day (with a rest in the middle) if you want to tackle more than just Palazzo Ducale. If you have to choose only one stop, most people told us we should have done Palazzo Te – so consider that in your planning. Wear good shoes – the cobblestone roads and the big palazzos demand it!
Have you done a day trip to Mantova? Did you visit the Palazzo Ducale or Palazzo Te? Did we really miss the prize?


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Capt. Jay Landsman Jr., the Towson precinct's fourth commander in 22 months, hopes to bring the communication skills gleaned in two decades on the job and the policing background of a third-generation officer to his new role as Towson's top cop.
"This is a great spot to be," Landsman, who began on April 1, said during his whirlwind first week on the job. "I'm happy to be here, and I hope that comes across when I go to these community meetings. I think it's a thriving community, just based on the calls and emails I've gotten so far. People are engaged. They care about what's going on, and I'm going to do my best to make sure they're getting what they need."
Landsman, who came from the county's vice/narcotics unit to Towson to replace Capt. Richard Howard, has a diverse background on the force that includes a year and a half at the Towson precinct. He began his career out of the academy at the Cockeysville precinct in 1995, where he worked as a patrol officer and a detective before he was promoted to corporal and then moved to the burglary unit in 2000.
After a stint in the homicide division, he spent a year and a half in the Towson precinct before leaving for a unique opportunity in 2006. Landsman took the opportunity to work at the new Pikesville precinct with his father, Sgt. Jay Landsman Sr.
"If not for going to work with my dad, I wouldn't have left here in 2006," Landsman said. "I can't get back those six years that I spent working in the same building as my dad, so I wouldn't give that back for anything. But if not for that, I probably wouldn't have left here."
Landsman's name may be familiar to fans of David Simon's book, "Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets," as well as HBO's "The Wire." Jay Landsman Sr. was featured in the book and had a character based on him in the subsequent TV show, "Homicide: Life on the Street." He even had a recurring role in "The Wire," playing a shift lieutenant, although another character used Landsman's name.
Landsman is one of 12 past and current law enforcement agents in his family. His grandfather, Raymond Landsman, began on the city police force in 1936, and the fourth generation of Landsmans — his niece Lauren — is currently a cadet with Baltimore County.
Landsman said he's known to wake his father from a dead sleep in the middle of the night to run cases by him, and said he can always count on sound advice from his father — no matter the hour.
Landsman brings a lot more than a storied family history to Towson, however. Landsman spent 11 weeks at the FBI National Academy in 2008, learning alongside fellow police from all over the world.
One thing he has learned in his experience is that communication is an officer's "best tool on the job." The new commander has two strong examples of that in assistant commander Lt. Randy Guraleczka and Lt. Mike Stankowski, he said. Guraleczka was the assistant commander when Landsman was first at Towson.
"Those guys have been here for a while, and they know the community leaders," Landsman said. "They're voices of reason, they're trusted in the community, and they know what people expect out here."
Landsman said he looks forward to hearing those expectations first-hand from community groups as he gets settled into his role.
Katie Chasney Pinheiro, executive director of the Greater Towson Committee, said the organization hopes for more stability in the Towson precinct's leadership as Towson grows in the coming years.
Paul Hartman, president of the Greater Towson Council of Community Associations, said he hopes for a seamless transition and then, continuity, in what has been a high-turnover position in recent years.
Once Landsman is settled, Hartman said he hopes to work with Landsman on some late-night issues in Towson's bar areas.
"I'm a little concern that we don't want that stuff to get out of hand," Hartman said. "People will stop going to Towson if they don't feel safe."
Pat France, vice president of the Towson Area Citizens on Patrol group, said she got the impression through a phone call with Landsman that he would be "very supportive and very respectful of the work we do."
"I said to him, 'I guess you heard that our reputation in Towson is that we're very demanding,' " France said. "His response was, 'You should be.' I loved it."


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Plans for Mar 22nd's classon March 15th, 2011 at 9:47 am
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In Mar 22nd's class we are going to talk a little more on Adaboost, SVM or other related machine learning techniques. Ben will give you an introduction and I will talk more on applying machine learning techniques to build poker bots. The algorithms we are going to talk about are: SVM, CBR and Bayesian network. They can be downloaded at here.


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A good Sunday Funday spot requires a few things. Drink of course, preferably drink specials too. Good eats. A patio so that you can enjoy the sunny Spring weather. Oh and this all needs to happen during the day, because the Monday morning workday calls :(. After a few busy months, my foodie group and I met for a long overdue brunch/relaxed Sunday Funday adventure at the Brooklyn Athletic Club.
Location/Setup: Brooklyn Athletic Club is right at Richmond and 59. The parking situation is a little odd. For valet, you literally pull up into the restaurant. I felt like I was going to drive right through the main building! I carefully maneuvered that situation as slowly as possible and I suggest you do the same!
For the setup, Brooklyn Athletic Club is an outdoor restaurant with tons of patio space. On the backside there is space for a DJ or band and tables all around. There are plenty games including golf and bean bag toss games. This spot has all of the components of the ideal Sunday Funday location. It is relaxed no frills bar with food. What more could you ask for as you say goodbye to the weekend?
Food: As we typically do, we ordered A LOT of stuff. I started with the Clubhouse Burger with fries which was supposed to include green tomato and jalapeno jam. Since I am a picky eater, I keep my burgers simple, generally just cheese, bacon and lettuce. I expect the seasoning of the burger to bring in the flavor. Here, all those add ons that I opted out of were intended to provide the flavor, so I was a tad bit disappointed. I imagine with all of the toppings, the burger rates better. The fries though were perfection. Salted perfectly and a generous portion.
My friends also ordered the crab cake, fish and chips, gumbo and the South Texas Club. All of the food was decent, but the crab cake stands out as GOOD for me. Finally we ended the day with the s'mores bread pudding which online reviews raved about. One of my friends considers herself a bread pudding connoisseur and I have met few desserts that I am not willing to try. We went into this dish with high hopes and were pretty disappointed. I would say skip over the bread pudding and just grab another cocktail.
Drinks: The DRINKS is where this spot wins. Our group tried the Southside, the Beeline and the Pimms cup. I heard few complaints on the drinks, so I would say you are safe to pick any drink on the cocktail list. Plus, the bartenders are super friendly and helpful when it comes to selecting drinks.
Overall: For me, the food was not the best I have ever experienced in Houston, but the drinks and atmosphere makes this a place that I would go back to! It is beautiful and the perfect Sunday Funday spot. I will just grab fries and a cocktail on my next visit.


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This week in hockey history sees a royal wedding in Edmonton, changes behind the bench and in management, and retirements. Here's what happened the week of July 13-19 in hockey history:
July 15, 1998: Curtis Joseph signs with the Leafs as a free agent. Cujo would help the team to 133 victories in his four seasons with them, leading them to the Eastern Conference Final in 2002. He would sign with the Red Wings following this season, but returns to Toronto in 2008 to finish his career.
July 14, 1999: Pat Quinn adds the role of GM to his current coaching duties, making him the only GM/coach in the NHL at the time. He would continue to do both jobs until 2003 and coach until 2006.
July 19, 1962: Craig Muni was born in Toronto, Ontario. Muni won three Stanley Cups with the Oilers ('87, '88, and '90). He holds the record for the most playoff games without scoring a goal: he had 17 assists, but no goals in 113 playoff games.
July 16, 1988: Edmonton's royal wedding. Wayne Gretzky and Janet Jones marry in Edmonton in front of 700 people while thousands line the streets from the church to the reception location to wish the newlyweds well.
July 19, 2011: Chris Osgood announces his retirement. He played 14 of his 17 NHL seasons with the Red Wings and finishes his career with 401 wins (317 with Detroit) in 744 games and three Stanley Cups with Detroit.
July 18, 1997: After winning their first Stanley Cup in 42 years, the Red Wings sign Scotty Bowman to a two-year contract and promote Ken Holland to GM (from assistant GM). They would go on to win three more Cups in the next 11 years.
July 15, 2005: The Red Wings introduce Mike Babcock as head coach. Babcock leads the team to the playoffs each of the ten years he's behind the bench and coaches them to a Stanley Cup in 2008.


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Blurred Lines finally dropped yesterday, and Robin Thicke is now giving you a chance to sample the album before purchasing it, in the form of a full stream.
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Location: Near Naples, Italy
Date: April 8, 1954
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Strength vs size.
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Re: Strength vs size.
i dont think slow twitch muscle fibres can be hypertrophied. endurance atheltes are not huge. and even if , i think the normal rep range would target them well. i also have never seen a single study which proves it.
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Jeannay wrote:i dont think slow twitch muscle fibres can be hypertrophied. endurance atheltes are not huge. and even if , i think the normal rep range would target them well. i also have never seen a single study which proves it.
Yes slow twitch doesn't get very big but every little bit helps. If size is wat you're after, you need to go after everything you can get. My point is that the extra size isn't required for strength.
There's a lot of debate on the different theories that I don't profess to be an expert on. Here's one of the latest articles that goes into it. http://www.higher-faster-sports.com/non ... lmyth.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Outstanding article. Thank you for posting. That cleared alot of things up for me.
Re: Strength vs size.
If you liked Starting Strength, who not move on to Rippetoe's intermediate program? I think it's spelled out in Practical Programming.
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To improve your strengths you should try muscle building tips and one of the effective ways is to do bench-press exercise. You need to power your triceps if you want to increase your number of bench press. Apart from this you should also take rest in a proper manner and a sound sleep if you want to see positive results for improve muscles strengths.
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What "low volume training artice" did you read?newbienewb wrote:However one thing that has me confused here is after reading the low volume training article I am understanding that it does not really matter how many reps or sets you do just as long as you are increasing in weight continuously.
I believe it is stated that strength is highly correlated to muscular size.
Strength Correlated to Muscular Size
That like stating that wealth is correlate to how much money you have.
If you have a bank vault full of pennies, you not really wealthy.
If you have a bank vault full of $1,000 bills, that's wealthy.
Thus, while the size of the amount of money you have is important, even more important is the kind of money you have.
Muscular Size
The same applies to the composition of muscle size. It not only the size but the kind of muscle fiber you have developed.
Why Bodybuilders are More Jacked Than Powerlifters
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This is a good article that examines the difference in training for size vs strength.
2 Mechanisms for Rapid Muscle Growth
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This article does a nice job of explaining hypertrophy training.
Size is developed with high volume, moderate reps, short rest periods, etc., as Stu stated.However the question is asked how about gaining mass. Then the author goes into adding more reps and sets. in order to gain "hypertrophy", which still confuses the hell out of me. So which is it?
Strength is developed with lower volume, low reps, long rest periods, etc.
There are a variety ways.I would like to gain mass as I am pretty small. So I want to gain strength of course, but at this point mass is what I want most.
I like Contreras idea (2 Mechanisms article above): "...bust out your heavy work first during your workouts then switch to lighter movements and focus on inducing metabolic stress.
The bodybuilding.com and wannabebig.com group has a hard time stringing enough word together to make a coherent sentence.By the way I have frequented bodybuilding . com website and have been very reluctant to post any questions because of how rude the participants are there.
There is something to be said for learning by doing. However...They seem to be more interested in flexing their "broscience" brains than actually helping people out.
That group needs to read magazines that have more words than pictures.
Most have read a book in years.
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The City of Rockingham will carry out sand renourishment works at Challenger Beach in late April to combat ongoing erosion issues that are occurring on site.
Challenger Beach in East Rockingham, otherwise known as the Kwinana Headland Beach, is just north of the grain terminal on Rockingham Beach Road.
The area has long been impacted by erosion issues, with the City typically carrying out renourishment works every four to six years.
City of Rockingham Mayor Barry Sammels said sand from the Point Peron sand trap, which is adjacent to the Point Peron boat launching facility, would be used to renourish Challenger Beach.
"The sand renourishment works at Challenger Beach will protect the shoreline from further erosion and improve the amenity of the beach," Mayor Sammels said.
"Sand from the trap is excavated twice a year to maintain the navigability for vessels at the boat ramp, which is then used to renourish a number of other coastal areas across the City."
Works will begin in late April and are expected to take between three to five weeks.