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The timezone in Old Granite Creek Station (historical) is America/Whitehorse
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Latitude. 40.7128°, Longitude. -119.3367° , Elevation. 1194m
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- Old Granite Creek Station (historical) (0km)
- Granite Cove (historical) (1.6km)
- Ascalon (historical) (6km)
- Gerlach and Waltz Ranch (9.2km)
- Lingenfelter Ranch (10.2km)
- Granite Creek Ranch (11.1km)
- Wards (historical) (12.2km)
- Deephole Ranch (14.8km)
- Tenmile (15.8km)
- Fly Ranch (16.1km)
- Millers (historical) (16.1km)
- U S Gypsum Company Plant (17.5km)
- Garett Ranch (17.6km)
- spring(s);
- a place where ground water flows naturally out of the ground.
- Great Boiling Spring (7.4km)
- Gerlach Spring (10.9km)
- Summit Spring (11.5km)
- Deep Hole Spring (14.8km)
- Garden Springs (15.7km)
- Coyote Spring (16.2km)
- Duque Springs (16.2km)
- Secondhand Spring (18.5km)
- Barker Springs (18.9km)
- flat;
- a small level or nearly level area.
- Tank, The (9.8km)
- Granite Creek Meadow (13.7km)
- Clear Creek Meadow (14.3km)
- Skull Meadow (14.5km)
- Freds Field (19km)
- mountain;
- an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Granite Point (7.7km)
- Granite Peak (13.9km)
- Godeys Rock (14.1km)
- Selenite Peak (16km)
- Banjo, The (18.8km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Granite Creek (11.5km)
- Rock Creek (11.5km)
- South Willow Creek (17.5km)
- Red Mountain Creek (18.1km)
- Little Cottonwood Creek (18.4km)
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- mine(s);
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- Water Tunnels Mine (10.9km)
- Arcturus Mine (11km)
- Cassidy Mine (18.8km)
- post office;
- a public building in which mail is received, sorted and distributed.
- Gerlach Post Office (8.4km)
- Deep Hole Post Office (14.8km)
- Empire Post Office (18.3km)
- well;
- a cylindrical hole, pit, or tunnel drilled or dug down to a depth from which water, oil, or gas can be pumped or brought to the surface.
- Hughes Well (8.4km)
- Garrett Ranch Well (17.5km)
- airport;
- a place where aircraft regularly land and take off, with runways, navigational aids, and major facilities for the commercial handling of passengers and cargo.
- Gerlach Landing Strip (7.8km)
- Empire Airport (18.1km)
- school;
- building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Gerlach High School (8.1km)
- Ernest M Johnson Elementary School (18.3km)
- valley;
- an elongated depression usually traversed by a stream.
- Bowen Canyon (0.4km)
- Big Sawmill Canyon (18.6km)
- ridge(s);
- a long narrow elevation with steep sides, and a more or less continuous crest.
- Bloody Point (13.7km)
- range;
- a series of associated ridges or seamounts.
- Granite Range (7.1km)
- gap;
- a low place in a ridge, not used for transportation.
- Godeys Gap (10km)
- tower;
- a high conspicuous structure, typically much higher than its diameter.
- KGLH-FM (Gerlach) (8.1km)
- basin;
- a depression more or less equidimensional in plan and of variable extent.
- Granite Basin (3.7km)
- park;
- an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Great Boiling Spring Park (7.4km)
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Private Voice & Singing Lessons in 40- and 55-minute lengths for beginning, intermediate or advanced singers of nearly all ages. Special programs for kids (click here). Private and occasional groups are offered and students can choose the genre (style) and consult with the instructor to come up with songs that will be used that are skill-level-appropriate. I teach students in practically all genres – my emphasis tends to be good technique first of all and second of all not allowing good technique to sidetrack you from being a good performer (it can – if you allow it to dominate your mind and I teach with an eye out for that). I use different coursework for each student. Follow these links for a brief description of each:
Some things that are covered are the basics of voice use for singing or speaking including basic breathing techniques, posture based in Alexander Technique, etc. Most clients will see an increase in tone (the quality of your voice) the first meeting and may experience an increase in range as well either then or during the first few weeks of training. It is suggested highly that beginners meet weekly to ensure good progress is made.
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It is a privilege to have the opportunity to be the first voice teacher for a singer and it gives me an opportunity to set up the basics in a really solid way. Beginners, although they typically perceive that some teachers will not work with them because of their inexperience, are (in MY opinion , anyway) one of the easiest groups to work with because they often lack bad habits and because you do not have to undo any problems that are sometimes caused by some types of voice training. I love beginners and they are always welcome here.
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The stormproof boll is a desirable trait for cultivars of cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) grown for once-over stripper-type harvest. The purpose of this study was to develop instrumentation to measure stormproofness (lock tenacity) and to determine the inheritance of the stormproof boll in a particular cross using this instrumentation. Parental, F1, F2, and backcross populations from a cross between 'Acala 1517 Br-2' (non-stormproof) and Z-2557 (stormproof) were scored for visual appearance and measurement of lock tenacity to study qualitative inheritance patterns. Analysis of variance and joint scaling tests were conducted on the lock tenacity data for quantitative determinations of inheritance.
The instrumentation developed was capable of detecting differences between stormproof and non-stormproof boll types. Differences between combinations (pulls per boll ✕ number of bolls per entry) were not significant, while differences between entries were significant. Visual classification of segregating populations indicated that a single dominant gene controlled the stormproof character. However, data from lock tenacity determinations made on these same populations indicated a more complex mode of inheritance. Estimates from the joint scaling test suggested that additive, dominant, and epistatic genetic effects controlled the expression of lock tenacity.Please view the pdf by using the Full Text (PDF) link under 'View' to the left.
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EIGHT people from China, Malaysia and Hong Kong have been accused of operating an illegal gambling ring in Las Vegas that logged millions of dollars in bets on World Cup football matches.
Wei Seng Phua, 50, a suspected organised crime member, and the others were named in a criminal complaint detailing the scheme to take bets over wi-fi and DSL lines installed by casino employees in their suites at Caesars Palace.
During their court hearing, a judge granted a request for Mr Phua and his son, a co-defendant, to stay with a Las Vegas doctor and poker enthusiast until their next court date on August 4.
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FBI and Nevada Gaming Control Board agents made the arrests on Sunday after raids in three Caesars Palace suites. Agents reported finding a laptop computer logging illegal wagers and other records.
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June 4, 2009
Since Kansas City's Sprint Center opened in October 2007, exactly one hockey game has been played there. And while college basketball, the circus, a motivational seminar and a number of concerts have passed through, the arena still lacks a big-league franchise, says Bruce Schoenfeld, author of "The Match: Althea Gibson and Angela Buxton."
At one time, Kansas City was able to support four sports teams. But while big crowds still turn out for baseball's Royals and football's Chiefs, the city hasn't had major indoor sports for more than two decades. Increasingly, the National Hockey League (NHL) and the National Basketball Association (NBA) are avoiding towns like Kansas City in favor of minor-league markets where they don't have to compete with baseball and football for fan interest, corporate dollars and media attention, says Schoenfeld. That's why Kansas City's decision, in 2004, to earmark $222 million from hotel and car-rental taxes for an arena is so baffling:
- The Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG), which operates arenas that are home to 11 NBA or NHL franchises and owns hockey's Los Angeles Kings, has partnered with the city, contributing an additional $54 million to construction costs in exchange for a 35-year contract; still, AEG's connections have not helped bring in a team.
- The arena, built on the edge of a revitalized downtown neighborhood called the Power & Light District, is undoubtedly big-league; sheathed in glass and designed in a glossy but unfinished style, it holds as many as 18,500 seats, features amenities such as 42-inch HDTV screens in the suites and an MRI machine for injured athletes.
For now, Kansas City remains cautiously optimistic that the decision to build was an enlightened one. The taxes that fund it are largely being paid by visitors, and the concerts and National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) games it has already attracted would have bypassed the old arena, says Schoenfeld.
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Watch: Ulster Orchestra 50th anniversary celebrations kick off at Belfast Telegraph
Orchestra aims to break record with 50 performances in a day to mark golden anniversary
The Ulster Orchestra struck up a chord at the Belfast Telegraph offices on Wednesday as part of 50 pop up concerts to celebrate its golden anniversary.
Musicians will be scattered throughout Belfast as they attempt a record-breaking expedition of 50 performances to mark 50 years of the orchestra.
Passers-by in key locations, as well as some more quirky venues, will be wowed as members of the orchestra - ranging from soloists, ensembles, and the full Orchestra itself - play classical hits.
Venues include business premises, hotels, schools, universities, hospitals, cafes, museums and arts centres.
The musical moments entertained commuters at Belfast City Airport and Europa Bus Station while two violinists popped into the new Belfast Telegraph offices to serenade the newsroom with the sounds of Mozart and Bach.
Ulster Orchestra pops up at the Belfast Telegraph - some BachPosted by Belfast Telegraph on Wednesday, September 28, 2016
The celebrations will culminate when the orchestra comes together at 1pm in Victoria Square Shopping Centre and again at 6.30pm in St Anne's Cathedral for hour long performances, where they will be joined by the Belfast Philharmonic Choir.
LIVE on #Periscope: Ulster Orchestra 50 performances in one day to celebrate 50 years - Mozart @BelTel https://t.co/qN18Y37RWT— Jonny Bell (@Jonny_BelTel) September 28, 2016
All events throughout the day are completely free and open to the public.
A full list of where you can see performances is available here.
For 50 years the Ulster Orchestra has been at the forefront of musical life in Northern Ireland.
Founded in 1966, the Orchestra first performed the bright and optimistic sound of Mozart's 'Marriage of Figaro' to a captive audience in Belfast City Hall and now plays 60 word-class performances for approximately 48,000 concertgoers every year.
Taking their audience on a journey through the decades, the band of professional, full-time musicians have brought the world's finest artists to Ulster and have toured the world performing classical music at the highest standard.
Speaking about the golden anniversary celebrations and the 50 pop-up performances, Richard Wigley, Managing Director, Ulster Orchestra said; "We are pulling out all the stops to make our fiftieth birthday season a striking musical celebration for the people of Northern Ireland.
"The fifty locations of the pop-up performances cover a wide spread of locations and communities across Belfast, which will mark the occasion as one of the most memorable in the history of the Orchestra.
"The musicians of the Orchestra are local people and take great delight in performing for fellow citizens; we're looking forward to our birthday pop-up performances that will entertain and surprise members of the public, spreading joy and delight as we celebrate our golden year."
The birthday celebrations will continue through to Friday 30th September, when the Orchestra will host a special, sold-out birthday concert in the Ulster Hall.
Orchestra fans, music enthusiasts and those simply enjoying the music at the pop-up performances will have the chance to win tickets to one of the Ulster Orchestra's 50th birthday season concerts by posting their selfies in front of the Orchestra on social media.
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It is no secret that Leonardo DiCaprio is passionate about climate change and that is why his latest project is about just that. The Revenant star, who once told Rolling Stone that he is "consumed" by the topic, has been working on his documentary, Before the Flood, for the past two years and it was finally revealed on the big screen this month when it premiered at Toronto International Film Festival on September 9.
If DiCaprio's involvement in the film doesn't give you confidence in it's success, it is directed by Academy Award winning filmmaker Fisher Stevens, known for The Cove, and executive-produced by Hollywood royalty Martin Scorsese. It will follow DiCaprio as an UN Ambassador of Peace who travels the globe exposing the people, places and animals that have been hit the hardest by climate change. The film uncovers the ways in which climate change has had an effect on places such as Canada, Florida, Beijing and Indonesia and has guest appearances from US President Barack Obama and meteorologist and astronaut Piers Sellers.
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Total Posts : 145
Posted Yesterday 5:57 PM (GMT -7)
I have just been diagnosed with CD. I am 35 and have always been super healthy. Now that I look back, I might have had minor episodes the last couple of years, but never any debilitating pain. My GI
says the
shows signs of chronic inflmmation. As you can imagine, this is a huge shock to me....never getting sick and suddenly my body is failing me. I am having a real hard time agreeing to take drugs to treat this. I know....call my crazy. But, I at least want the chance to change my diet and see what good I can do with that. My GI doctor has given me 3-6 months to try it. I know the eventual result may
end in drugs
because there is no CURE for CD, but at least I can try for right now.
I have a few things I am tossing around, and want to know what experiences others might have.
1) Has anyone else been able to do this without drugs? Anyone done it from the beginning, and never had to take drugs?
2) I am currently eating as much according to Rubin's book "Restoring Your Digestive Health" as I can. I am doing very well on that, and am using it not thinking it will cure me but simply as a way to train myself to eat better. What are your experiences?
3) In RE to Rubin's diet, WTH is cultured
milk, and are there any substitutes? I've heard from friends that Stonyfield is a good yogurt for this diet. Agree or disagree?
4) I am currently taking Rubin's "FYI" (For Your
, and
formula. These were recommended to me by a friend with Crohn's. Eventually I might find a different/cheaper brand, but for now I am doing this. Suggestions on supplements?
5) I will be seeking the advice of a
who will work with my GI. I have NO IDEA how to even go about
finding a good one!!! Advice?
Thanks everyone. This has been a rollarcoaster ride this week coming to grips with this life-long disease. I think
modern medicine
can be great, but I also believe there is validity in natural things. I hope there is a balance. I am seeking advice because I want to start the rest of my life journey with Crohn's with as much information and on as good of a footing as I can.
CD diagnosed 11-12-09. No meds.
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Posted Yesterday 7:56 PM (GMT -7)
Hey... my advice to you would be a low-residue diet...
The goal in controlling CD is limiting the number of bowel movements you take per day..... the less movements, the more time the Colon has to heal.
By this I mean Grilled Chicken, White Toast/Kaiser Roll is Ok, Salmon, White Rice, Bananas (good source of Soluble Fiber that won't hurt you)....
Whatever you do AVOID chips....
If you're liked me you will buy a bag of Baked BBQ lays thinking its ok (says only 2 g of Fiber on bag), and you will end up eating 3/4 of the bag.... Before you know it you consumed 14-18 g of Fiber..... This will hit you the next day BIG TIME...
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Posted Yesterday 8:26 PM (GMT -7)
Hi newfoundsun,
Sorry you have to be here....I've had crohn's for 18yrs now, no complete remission as I have some complications with my perianal crohn's skin tags...but I've been more severe with my CD than not until about
6ish yrs ago when I started the natural anti-inflammatory route (see my sig below) and altering my diet a couple of yrs ago, as well as regular daily exercise...I've only ever been able to use prednisone for oral meds cuz I'm either allergic or non-responsive to traditional oral meds and then when pred stopped working for me I had no choice but to put my skeptisism aside and try the natural route, thankfully with surprise I found it to be helpful...like I said, no full remission but better than going 30+ times/day that's for sure...my CD is mainly affecting my colon (crohn's colitis) and on many occassions on and off in the rectom (proctitis) and continuous on the anus with the perianal crohn's skin tags. Sometimes depending on the severity will depend on your options too, but of course not always.
What works for some doesn't work for all but you won't know what works for you until you try, that includes exercise, diet, naturals and RX...I'm glad you're taking a probiotic, refridgerated ones are usually best and you want to make sure you're taking one that contains at least 10 billion active cultures. Primadophilus Reuteri made by natures way is a really good one (though it only contains 5 billion, you could still benefit by taking one or 2/day) it has guaranteed intestinal release, aids with lactose intolerance issues (which I also had so I can vouch that it definitely aids with that) and high cholesterol, also for women, vaginal health (I can vouch for that as well, haven't had a single yeast infection since starting it) I am taking a different probiotic which is just as good as the primadophilus but it contains 10 billion live cultures (also needs refridgeration) and continues to aid with the above mentioned that the primadophilus has aided with so I'm very happy about
that...I buy if from my local health food store called Sangsters (in Canada) so it's their brand, it's cheaper than the primadophilus and just as effective, plus I get more in a bottle.
Fibre supplements are listed in my sig and were mentioned to me by my GI, best advice I ever got from a GI and I've had a few over my 18yrs of dealing with this.
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Posted Yesterday 9:59 PM (GMT -7)
Hi newfoundsun! Welcome to the forum!
I will take a stab at a few of your questions!
1) My son took drugs (pred. then Asacol) for the first year only and has been medication-free for about
18 months now. We attribute this success to the SCD.
2) I like the idea of using Rubin's book to train yourself to eat better! His follow-up book to "Restoring Your Digestive Health" is called "The Maker's Diet", also a great read! We have discussions about
it and the SCD here on occasion.
3) I don't have much experience with cultured goat's milk, so I'll pass on that one. However, any food that you can make that is fermented properly will give you added beneficial bacteria. Sally Fallon's awesome book "Nourishing Traditions" has a segment on how to make fermented foods such as sauerkraut, yogurt (of course) and fruit chutneys. The book is amazing! Highly recommended! Stonyfield yogurt is probably one of the best store-bought yogurts here in the US. That said, making the SCD home made yogurt will give you 4 times (!!!) the beneficial bacteria and virtually no lactose (store bought yogurt will have some lactose and can therefore cause digestive issues).
4) It seems to me like Rubin's supplements are good, albeit pricey. If you are satisfied with your results, I would stick with what you're taking! There are many great brands of probiotics out now, and most people agree that you may need to experiment to see which one works best for you. We have used several brands, but my fav is Theralac or VSL#3...
5) When I was looking for a naturopath I simply googled the words "naturopath" with the name of the largest city near my home. Lots of hits came up. Then I picked up the phone and called their offices and asked the receptionists lots of questions about
the doctors' practices. It really helped me narrow it down.
Hope that helps a bit! For further discussions on the MD or the SCD, check out my signature below where there are a few discussion threads to read! I wish you great success!
Mom to 17 year old son diagnosed in June, 2007.
Omega 3s, digestive enzymes, probiotics, vit. C, calcium, vit. D3, a good multivitamin and SCD legal yogurt
Started The Maker's Diet in Sept. '07. Incorporate Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD) recipes, too. Med-free.
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Total Posts : 145
Posted Yesterday 10:43 PM (GMT -7)
Thanks EMom! I am glad to have someone else who is not doing the drugs. I will eventually get Fallon's book and look into the Specific Carbohydrate Diet. Right now I need to focus, and that means Rubin. Although, I am glad to hear about
Stonyfield because that confirms what I've been hearing! Much easier right now to go to Fred Meyer and pick that up. :)
This is such a tough journey when it just is beginning. I am so thankful to have found this community of people who know what I'm going through.
(my blog about this journey I have just started)
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Posted Yesterday 11:26 PM (GMT -7)
Oh!!!! Here's the thread I replied on, I thought I was losing my mind, but instead you just confused me newfoundsun by making a new post almost the identical to one another (well, at least in my messed up mind LOL).
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Posted Today 6:40 AM (GMT -7)
Newfoundsun, I was going to check out your blog but can't get the link to work. Any ideas what might be wrong? If all else fails, could you email it to me by clicking on the little yellow envelope under my name on the left? Thanks!
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Total Posts : 14995
Posted Today 7:38 AM (GMT -7)
Well I have had this disease for over 34 years. I had two serious flares my first four years with Crohns. I only used meds while in these flares. I just did not want to take meds. I ended up having a almost 20 year remission (not common) where I took no meds. That ended abrubtly for me with an emergency resection due to a complete blockage. While I was busy getting on with my life like I didn't have Crohns, Crohns never forgot me. It was in there the whole time doing its damage on a microscopic level. Will I ever be med free again, HECK NO!!
I only use the med Asacol. It is one of the mildest Crohns meds out there, with little to no side effects. None for me! I also live on a low residue diet all the time and that works best for me. I want you to understand that since that emergency resection it has been hell trying to get my disease back under control because of my stubborness in not wanting to take meds. Its taken me almost 10 years to get back to good health. I am finally back into a healthy remission, but the road here was hard. I would really like to see you avoid that. You need to remember that Crohns is a chronic and incurable bowel disease that needs to be treated at all times. You should consider meds and diet as complimentary of eachother.
I wish you good luck with your Crohns, but my personal opinion, is that you are going to have problems in the future without meds. JMHO
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It's scary when you start making the same noises As your coffee maker.
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Posted Today 8:14 AM (GMT -7)
That's what my GI doc said on Tuesday, that though you might not be having symptoms, that doesn't mean the disease is getting any better. Thanks for the info, and sorry about
any confusion about
my two posts!
(my blog about this journey I have just started)
CD diagnosed 11/12/09
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Fat Isn't The Problem! How the Sugar Industry Demonized (and Continues to Demonize) Fat
We all grew up thinking fats are the primary cause of heart disease. Eat less fat, they said. However, a set of newly released historical documents has revealed otherwise. Scientists in the past were allegedly paid to blame fats for heart disease and leave sugar walking free.
The American Medical Association publishes a medical journal twice a month called the JAMA Internal Medicine. It was in this journal that the analysis of the internal sugar industry got published, unearthed by researcher Professor Stanton Glantz from the University of California, San Francisco.
They discovered that the sugar industry demonized fat, and this has been going on for decades. The harmful effects of sugar have been downplayed, which is probably the reason why diabetes and obesity are at large nowadays.
ALSO READ: Healthy Fats You Should Be Consuming
What Actually Happened?
In 1964, a group that goes by the name Sugar Association came up with a discussion to address the negative reputation of sugar. Research after research came up linking sugar with heart disease, and this eventually gave birth to "Project 226", a project that involved paying researchers from Harvard to come up with studies linking saturated fat to heart disease.
This carefully left sugar out of the picture by stating that the only way to prevent heart disease is to reduce the intake of saturated fat and cholesterol.
ALSO READ: The Truth about Saturated Fat: What you Need to Know
The Sugar-Coated Apologies
Sadly, after the historical documents were uncovered, the Sugar Association didn't give any real apologies for the deceit. Instead, they mentioned that they "should have exercised greater transparency in all their research activities." The sugar industry demonized fat for decades, and even if this was revealed, they continue to back up their claims with "quality science and facts."
The organization — which goes by the name SRF today — expressed disappointment towards the JAMA publication, saying that the big reveal intends nothing more than trump quality scientific research. Professor Glantz — who is also the journal's author — says that it was necessary to reveal such information as a large number of Americans is on a low-fat, high-sugar diet which has led to the rising number of obese people.
The Nutrition Scene Today
Today, executives from nutrition industries are still using their influences to shape the way health and diet are handled in America. Coca-Cola, for example, is still funding researchers to remove the link between obesity and sugary beverages. An even more unbelievable case was trying to convince people that kids who do not eat candy weigh more than those who do.
See how the sugar industry demonized fat? Both these cases sound absurd, but it doesn't stop companies from trying to brainwash people into consuming their sugary products because, you know, profit!
After the publication of the review, debates between sugar and heart disease were hushed. However, many health authorities continue to endorse low-fat diets. Even if people learned about deceit, it will be a difficult mission to curb the minds of those who have been conditioned to love sugar.
And sugar industries will probably continue to thrive for the next years to come.
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ISLAMABAD: Nearly one year on, the motive and people behind the murder of former minorities affairs minister Shahbaz Bhatti are still a mystery.
His was among the three high-profile murders in Islamabad in the year that shook not just Pakistan but the world.
A commission that probed the murder of journalist Saleem Shahzad has just reported that 'belligerents' at home and abroad could have killed him, while the murderer of Governor Salman Taseer and his motive became known the day he was gunned down on January 4, 2011.
But in the case of Mr Bhatti, a Christian, confusion about who killed him and why stems from the contradictory statements of government officials. Islamabad police and its inspector general and interior minister have made differing statements about the identity of his 'killer(s)', some even contradicting themselves.
No wonder there are accusations of the investigation being shoddy and being hampered by vested interests.
In the period from his assassination on March 2 to August 2011, senior police officers insisted to the media that 'personal enmity' and 'business rivalry' lay behind his murder. In August, however, the police declared it was 'an act of terrorism' On August 23, 2011, the IGP informed the Senate Standing Committee on Interior that the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) was behind the murder. Not only he named Malik Abid and Ziaur Rehman as the murderers but said that investigators had obtained red warrants for their arrest from Interpol.
On December 25, 2011, Interior Minister Rehman Malik came up with another version: he alleged that the Sipah-iSahaba Pakistan (SSP) was behind Mr Bhatti's assassination.
Reportedly the Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamat, the name SSP took after it was banned by the government, has denied the claim.
The minister also claimed that the assassins had been identified and had fled to the Middle East after committing the crime. He insisted that terrorists killed Mr Bhatti and that there was no family feud.But just three days after the minister's claims, Islamabad IGP announced that red warrants against the wanted killers had been obtained from Interpol the same statement that he had made to the Senate committee three months earlier and said a team would be sent to United Arab Emirates to arrest them.
Officers close to the investigation said that the red warrants of the accused were obtained in the third week of December and not in August when he gave that information to the Senate committee.
It is significant that the request for warrants was sent by the interior ministry directly to the Interpol headquarters in Paris and not by the investigators through the local representative of the Interpol which is normal.
Even more significant is that the two accused were neither identified by eye-witnesses nor nominated by Mr Bhatti's family. They were named by a Karachi-based clergyman.
This clergyman, being identified as X to protect him, claimed in his statement to the police that on learning of the minister's assassination, he acquired the contact number of a close aide of the minister and sent a text message to him saying he had information about the murderers.
In the subsequent exchange of messages X claimed the murderers flew out to Sri Lanka from Islamabad a few hours after committing the crime. That made the aide to fly him to Islamabad at his expense. Here X's story got weird as he claimed that while in Islamabad he got scared on seeing the police guarding the FIA Headquarters and surrendered himself to them.
Police said that in the interrogation that followed X said he was in deep financial crisis and cooked up the whole story in the hope that Mr Bhatti's family would pay him for the 'information' about the murderers.
His reported statement raises another enigma because it establishes him as a fraud and yet the police and the interior ministry continue to pursue the two men he named as murderers of Mr Bhatti. According to police sources the two, Malik Abid and Ziaur Rehman, belong to Faisalabad but run a travel agency in Dubai.
Meanwhile, SP Industrial Area Ishaq Warraich told Dawn that Interpol warrants of the accused are yet to reach him. A police team would be constituted after receiving the warrants to go to UAE and arrest the accused. No police officer was willing to speak on the contradictory claims made by their 'seniors' or specific details of the investigation.


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Nicki Minaj Photos
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Nicki Minaj recently created an Instagram account, due to the fact that there were too many fake and copycat accounts. So she has her own now. Follow her!
Her feed and handle are instagram.com/NickiMinaj.
It prompted us to ask this question -- who do you follow on Instagram?
With all the new video and photo embedding features, it's certainly even more fun to use the service.
So tell us, which celebs or famous folks do you follow on Instagram?
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Rising to an even-brighter new day, Under the Sun Studios held a relaunch party to introduce its new owners, Kevin O'Connell and Brian Matthews, this past Sunday.
For the past year or so, the small venue in Concord has been home to a variety of performing arts classes as well as Bill Chessman's original old-fashioned radio dramas.
"We'd heard that the venue was in jeopardy of being closed," Matthews said. "Kevin and his son had been taking music lessons there, and we didn't want to see another arts education venue get lost."
According to Matthews (a local musician and actor), he and O'Connell will continue offering music and acting lessons at the space as well as Chessman's radio dramas.
"We also want to make this a wonderful rental space for theater companies," he said.
The new owners have been upgrading the facility, which includes two classrooms, a recording studio and a 45-seat performance space, to accommodate a variety of theatrical enterprises.
If the opening party is any indication, they are well on their way to making this a vibrant arts venue.
The Oct. 27 opening featured eight local bands with musical styles ranging from folk to rock to pop and to alternative music.
John Mader of Music Camp Rocks helped organize the event. An accomplished musician, Mader has played with such groups as Steve Miller and Pat Benatar as well as several Broadway shows. The opening celebration also included a barbecue, contests and giveaways.
For more information on Under the Sun Studios, call 925-609-8100 or go to www.utsstudios.com.
Speaking of Chessman, the playwright and actor will present two radio plays (each lasting approximately 30 minutes) this coming weekend: "Woman on the Pedestal" and "The Adventures of Super-Speedy Man — the Complete First Season" on Nov. 1 and 2 at 8 p.m. and Nov. 3 at 2 p.m. at Under the Sun Studios, 2956 Treat Blvd., Suite B, in Concord.
In the first radio drama, a famous sculptor's first wife dies under mysterious circumstances while traveling in South America.
Returning from his honeymoon with his second wife, he creates an extraordinary sculpture of his first wife and brings into question the circumstances of her death.
The second drama features 13 episodes of Super-Speedy Man as he battles a dizzying array of villains.
Voiced by Paula Aiello, Cameron Aiello Dodd, Al Guaraglia, John Hale, Mary Kidwell, Michael A. O'Brien, Loralee Windsor and Wayne Wong, the radio dramas include original music written and performed by Brian Matthews.
For more information, contact Chessman at email@example.com.
If you happened to see Diablo Actors' Ensemble's production of "Driving Miss Daisy" a few years ago, you had the wonderful experience of seeing L. Peter Callender, Ann Kendrick and Tim Beagley turn in stellar performances in Alfred Uhry's touching portrayal of a stubborn, elderly woman and the driver who becomes her best friend.
Now, this same wonderful company, along with DAE director Scott Fryer, is reviving the production, thanks to Callender's African-American Shakespeare Company.
The show runs Nov. 2-17 at the Buriel Clay Theatre, 762 Fulton St. in San Francisco. For tickets, call 800-838-3006 or go to www.African-AmericanShakes.org.
The preview performance on Nov. 1 is free, with complimentary parking adjacent to the building.
The American Conservatory Theater brings Glen Berger's captivating solo drama "Underneath the Lintel" to San Francisco.
Running through Nov. 17, the one-man show stars Academy Award nominee David Strathairn in this riveting ghost story about an eccentric librarian and a weather-beaten book.
Lots of twists and turns make this a magical piece of storytelling.
"One of the things theater has the ability to do best is tell a suspenseful story to a live audience like a ghost story around a campfire," says director Carey Perloff.
"This story grabs you from its first moments and leads you on a wild mysterious circuitous journey around the world, and slowly you realize that what you are doing is traveling deep inside one man's soul."
For tickets, call 415-749-2228 or go to www.act-sf.org.
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St. Paul's Cathedral raises doubts over protesters
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Wildfire Update
The massive fire near Yosemite in California is still growing, but fire fighters are gaining ground. It's now 20 percent contained and they're hoping that the weather predicted there today will help. Some late-summer rain helped out yesterday on the fire near The Dalles, although some of the firefighters tents leaked and got their bedding wet. That fire has destroyed 4 homes.


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A 2012 public-policy wish list
Now that a very difficult year has ended, it's time to turn our thoughts to what can make this new year a better one for our region, nation and world.
Polls show an overwhelming number of Americans are very glad 2011 is over and, in a reflection of the optimism that is one of our core strengths, just as many think the new year holds more promise for them and their families.
No one can predict the future, and surprising events will happen in 2012 that reshape expectations and agendas. The death of a Tunisian fruit vendor just a few days into 2011 is a prime example, starting an uprising by dissatisfied youth in that nation that quickly spread to the rest of the Arab world. This movement will have great consequences for the United States, but this time last year we couldn't even imagine entrenched dictators toppling like dominoes.
Still, there are concrete actions that governments, around the world and here at home, can take to improve our situation. Here's our list for 2012, and we want your lists, as well. Please send them along, to be shared with our readers.
The seeds of long-term economic growth on Long Island were sown in 2011 through private and state grants. Stony Brook University received a huge boost from local mogul James Simons, money that, properly used, could spur a new economy based on scientific and medical research.
Just as important was money garnered for projects in Wyandanch, Hempstead and Ronkonkoma by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's economic development initiatives. Now, Nassau and Suffolk must keep the momentum. Stalled projects -- including the Nassau Coliseum and development of the Hub -- need to get moving.
As both county executives look into empty coffers, layoffs and service cuts are inevitable. To emerge from these fiscal calamities, both counties and their public employee unions must work together to fashion long-term structural changes in contracts. This will allow services to continue and the retention of a talented workforce, while keeping the tax burden in check.
The U.S. economy should slowly improve, but there are global menaces that could sink our rebound. The most immediate concern is Iran, whose nuclear program must be derailed very carefully.
Teheran's Terse Words: Iran's threat to block shipments in the Strait of Hormuz if the West enforces an embargo on oil purchases could mean higher oil prices, damaging our economic recovery. It could also provoke a military confrontation if the United States moves to reopen the narrow shipping lane. Right now, more negotiations, still backed by the hammer of sanctions, are what's called for to try to stop the nation's enrichment of plutonium.
The Euro Crisis: Europeans must return to economic growth. After dithering about how to deal with Greece's debt, the eurozone's central bank bought time by showering banks with near-free money. Now the politicians must tread carefully, imposing long-term fiscal conservatism on Europe's most spendthrift nations without causing a recession by doing so. Harsh austerity will drag everyone down; they must pull back on spending slowly, while encouraging more growth.
Let's retire the buzzword "occupy," and harness the energy protests created to foster real involvement in the political systems and institutions that can expand opportunities. Anger has its place, but it will take a lot more to address social inequality, halt the decline of the middle class and make better lives possible for the poor.
Good jobs and economic growth will give most Americans the tools they need to establish secure futures for themselves and their families.
Congress: A functional federal legislature featuring less partisanship and brinkmanship will inspire more confidence from Wall Street to Main Street. It's an election year, so there will be debate about the best route for the nation, but we can't tolerate another year of nonsense.
We're not asking Washington to become a chorus of agreement, but members need to come together in a harmony that makes governance possible. November is still 10 months away.
Federal Spending: There are many roads that must be taken to fiscal responsibility, including tax reform and less spending on health care. The fastest route to cutting billions from the budget, however, is likely to be defense spending, especially as our military challenges change. Political and military leaders must work together to carve out the fiscal peace dividend our nation should reap from the ending of the war in Iraq and the winding down of our involvement in Afghanistan.
Change should continue to dominate New York State's education landscape, so taxpayers get better value in return for their high property levies while our public schools remain stellar. The best way to accomplish that is via standards that measure the performance of administrators and teachers. Last year, the notion that teachers can never be evaluated based, even partially, on student performance, was eliminated. In 2012, the state, along with school districts, must develop honest, credible criteria, yardsticks that measure how well administrators manage the dollars given to them.
One of the successes of 2011 was the imposition of a property tax cap. This year, counties, municipalities and school districts must be freed to operate efficiently under it. Albany can set broad goals, but it must lift some requirements to provide services and allow more home rule so that local jurisdictions have more flexibility to allocate their shrinking resources.
Redistricting: Once every decade, the New York State Legislature redraws our political boundaries. This time, the legislature must design non-gerrymandered districts. If it refuses, the governor must veto bad lines and hold out for ones that can lead to competitive elections.
Infrastructure: The state's economy won't thrive without the infrastructure needed to support it, but these massive projects can take decades to go from conception to completion. Just look at the Second Avenue subway project and East Side Access for the Long Island Rail Road. Now's the time to start finding ways to fund them, along with a new Tappan Zee Bridge.
Not every wish comes true, but an involved public and enlightened leaders can move us forward.
Happy New Year.


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FAQ Test
Why should I choose Houndstooth Studio?
Our photographer Alex Cearns is one of Australia's leading animal photographers, having photographed animals exclusively for seven years. She doesn't photograph weddings or landscapes – she is a dedicated animal photographer. This means she knows animals, and photographing over 1300 animals a year makes her an expert in the field.
Alex is the only pet photographer twice named Best Canine Photographer/Artist in Australia in the "Dog Owners Choice Awards" (2011 and 2013). In 2013 Houndstooth Studio was crowned the Australian Smart Business of the Year in the BOMA Smart Business Leadership Awards, the only photography business to ever receive this honour.
We provide a professional photography service in our custom-designed pet photo studio, based in North Perth. Our studio is a safe, fun space where your pet can be totally at ease. Think your pet it too boisterous or won't sit still long enough to for a photo to be taken? Or is too shy, timid, or bites? Alex has a the skills to gain your pets' confidence and maintain your pets' attention and make their photo session an exciting event. Your pet will be rewarded with an array of treats and cuddles and you will be rewarded with character-filled portraits captured by an award-winning, experienced animal photography specialist.
We invite you to view our gallery – we think our photographs speak for themselves.
We also operate under the following policies;
We maintain a consistently high standard in our images and products so you can rest assured your pet will look their very best in our photographs.
Happy pets and happy humans are our number one priority.
Product guarantee
All of our products are guaranteed for their quality and workmanship for 100 years.
Professional memberships
Alex is a member of the Australian Institute of Professional Photography (AIPP). This means she has achieved the required standard to be classed as a professional photographer and adheres to the AIPP code of conduct relating to service, quality, and honesty in business and is trained, educated and skilled. The AIPP website explains;
- "Trained" because all Accredited professionals must have a minimum of 2 years experience with on the job training, or have completed a formal RTO approved photographic program before they can apply to become Accredited Members of the AIPP.
- "Educated" because all Accredited professionals need to continue to continue their professional development by taking part in the AIPP CPD program.
- "Skilled" because all Accredited professionals are encouraged to improve their skill through taking part in the AIPP awards programs, learning from their peers and increasing their craft and skill.
In the unlikely event you aren't satisfied with your pet photo images, we will re-shoot the entire session for free.
What does a studio pet photo session involve?
Your studio pet photo session takes place in our purpose built pet photography studio, located in North Perth and takes approximately an hour.
We use studio lighting and professional camera equipment to capture character filled pet portraits. As your pet is familiar and comfortable with you, we may ask that you participate in your pet's photography session.
This can include helping us to manoeuvre your pet into position, holding treats, and communicating with your pet. It's always a lot of fun for everyone involved.
Feel free to bring along any of your pets favourite toys too and we can include them in some shots.
How long will my studio pet photo session take?
Each session takes approximately one hour for one or two pets. We work at a pace that suits your pet and can allow extra time for animals who may be shy or nervous.
Do I need to book?
Sure do. The studio is open by appointment only and we have a high demand for appointments – and sometimes a wait of several weeks. We ensure your booking is at a time and date suitable to you and our photo sessions are held at 11am, 1pm and 3pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
We hold emergency appointments outside of our regular photo session hours for young puppies, elderly pets, and pets with health issues, so please don't hesitate to ask us about these should you require a 'sooner rather than later' photo session booking. There is a $75 charge for an emergency session.
We also photograph additional pets on request, for $75 per extra pet, and when booking we ensure we have enough time to capture the images we need.
How do I make a booking?
All you need to do to make a booking is contact us (click here to go to our online contact form) and we will reply with session information and available times and dates. Alternatively you can email our office at email@example.com or call 0413 174 069. Office hours are Monday to Friday 8:30am to 11am.
Once a time and date is agreed on we will forward you an online booking form. Simply complete this and return it to us within three business days, along with your session fee payment and you are all booked in.
Where is Houndstooth Studio located?
Our studio is located centrally in North Perth at a prominent intersection. We have ample off site parking at the rear and will provide our address information once your booking is confirmed.
My pet can sometimes be difficult. How do you get my pet to co-operate?
Alex is considered one of the best pet and animal photographers in Australia and photographs over 1300 of them each year – a fantastic way to keep her skills current. She has been surrounded by animals her entire life and has a deep connection with them. She thinks its down to her energy and body language around them, but some of us at Houndstooth Studio think her connection is on a whole different level.
Alex also knows how to gain your pet's full attention and trust and uses extensive animal handling expertise enables her to create beautiful images of the most difficult but beloved pet. She is very patient and has highly developed skills in anticipating your pets movements and expressions.
Alex is an expert in photographing in timid animals and sick and elderly pets too, knowing how to keep them relaxed and comfortable.
How long after my photo shoot can I view the images and what does the purchase appointment involve?
Within seven days of your studio pet photo session a sneak peek of images will be available on our Facebook page.
When your sneak peek is posted on Facebook we will contact you to let you know, and will also arrange a suitable time and date for you to attend your purchase appointment.
Your purchase appointment will take around an hour to view the images and make your purchase decision.
Photographs are the most precious visual possession we have, and we appreciate that you will want to make the right choices. These photographs will, after all, be in your home for many years to come. We use software designed to assist you in your decision making, and this allows you to ensure you choose your favourite images to be produced as prints or products.
Please consider such things as framing, where to hang the photographs and size of the images. This needs to be done prior to your purchase appointment.
One purchase appointment is allocated per client and this is your only buying opportunity.
We are unable to provide images on disc for you to take home and consider and all orders must be placed during the viewing session. With this in mind, please ensure all persons involved in the decision making process attend this session.
Please measure all potential wall spaces prior to your appointment to ensure that you are aware of the amount of space you have for possible products. We are unable to not allow any additional time outside of the viewing session for you to decide on images or products.
By considering what you might like before you visit us you can alleviate the stress of decision making and will be prepared to make your photo choices.
If a second viewing appointment is desired, there will be a fee of $150 per hour (min 1 hr).
We have three payment options available at your purchase session;
1) Payment in full
2) 50% paid on order and 50% paid on collection
3) Payment plan – 30%deposit is required, followed by regular payments of $50 per/ftnt minimum
How many prints do I have to buy and can I choose the sizes?
That's entirely up to you! You choose the number of prints you would like to purchase and their sizes. We have a large range of deluxe framing and finishing options to choose from and are happy to assist you with your choices. You will also be able to view our display room, which showcases our stunning product range. Have you considered prints mounted on aluminum? They add a modern, sleek look to any home. Or how about a series of striking canvas prints, ready to hang. We also offer framed pieces, made by Perth's finest craftsmen and available in a range of size combinations.
Do the products come with a guarantee?
Yes. Our prints and products have an archival life of 100 years and come with a life time guarantee. This guarantee covers workmanship, fading, and cracking.
How long do the products take to arrive once ordered?
After your order has been placed at your viewing session, your products will be custom made and ready within approximately 4 to 6 weeks.


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