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MOSCOW, July 04. /ITAR-TASS/. US attempts to hamper interaction between a number of countries and Russia and drive Moscow-Washington relations into a deadlock, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told the newspaper Kommersant in an interview published on Friday.
"The United States has curtailed tried-and-tested and effective formats of dialogue and cooperation with us, the formats that have proven their relevancy," Ryabkov recalled. "This applies primarily to the bilateral presidential commission and the dialogue on economic matters. The US administration came to consider that this dialogue is not needed".
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"At present," the deputy minister went on to say, "the market turns into a foreign-policy instrument". "Forbidden tricks which have nothing to do with market interests and considerations of economic efficiency are employed on an increasingly wide scale," Ryabkov pointed out. "All that is subordinated to purely geopolitical task of restricting and even throwing back a country or countries which by virtue of their foreign-policy course or something else do not suit the USA".
"Those are tricks from the past, very distant past. In this, just as in many other manifestations of harmful disruptive activity of US political forces with regard to economic operators, we see a reflection of a lack of confidence as to extent to which US interests can be ensured in the future," he emphasized. "If one resorts to such tricks, it means that the array of foreign-policy tools is not so wide".
Ryabkov also drew attention to a number of other "manifestations of such mentality that put one on his guard". "Such as, specifically, an increasingly wide use of the instrument of sanctions, including measures to limit the bank servicing of normal economic activities. This is none other than a new offensive (weapon), in some respects even a strategic foreign-political weapon of the USA," he remarked.
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A few days ago, J called me from work and asked what I was doing, to which I replied "trying to make this house a home." I've been doing a lot of that lately, and I/we have a long way to go until our vision for this place is fulfilled. Between that, and taking care of my mom (she had surgery recently, but all is well and she will make a full recovery), I haven't picked up my camera since the day I unpacked it. In fact, I've had to consciously remind myself to take little pictures here and there, not necessarily for the blog, but just to document life, which is really why I created this space in the first place. So here are some small snapshots of life as of late.
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June 14, 2016
It's been a while since I've shared some Netflix gems. Every now and then I'll turn on something I've never heard of, without reading the synopsis, and am pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoy the film. Since Netflix updates their library regularly, I'm always stumbling upon something that has me feeling like man, that was actually really good. And so, here are some movies I've loved lately.
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Rover.com reached out a few months ago and asked me to share some of Raven's favorite spots around town. Thanks to recent the whirlwind of life happenings (making moves both personally and professionally), I'm just now getting around to this post.
Keep Lying by Donna Missal
June 6, 2016 • music
Back before Shazam, and general access to the internet on your phone, I had to search far and wide for the songs I heard on TV shows or in movies. I would often sit through to the end of the credit reel in the movie theater, because that's where the full song listing lies - at the very end. Even then, I had to look quick, because the words scroll so quickly when you're actually looking for something!
Earlier this week, I was catching up on House of Lies (a show I thoroughly recommend), and this lovely melody started playing in the background. I was streaming from my phone and had to rewind a few times to catch the lyrics. One, quick Google search later and bam; I'm listening to Keep Lying by Donna Missal on repeat. Thank you, modern technology.
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May 27, 2016 • life
Please forgive the quality of these photos. I've been itching to post a home update of any kind, and I'm just now getting a few seconds to sneak these on to the internet, before life taps me on the shoulder, like hey, let's get back to the grind. The past couple weeks have been a whirlwind, and now more than ever I need a vacation! Above are a few quick snaps of our townhouse (the middle one with pops of red). It's big enough to host guests and for us to claim our separate corners as needed, but small enough for us not to feel overwhelmed by repairs and regular maintenance. It's just enough for what we need in this season of life, and that's exactly what I asked God for when we started the house hunting journey.
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These past couple months have been one big whirlwind in Active Spirit Land. All the photos here were snapped in various neighborhoods around town, during the house hunting process. Yep, that's right, house hunting.
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How tiny bubbles spared one woman the trauma of two breast operations for cancer
Recovering: Barbara Hobson has become the first person in the UK to undergo a pioneering test
Like the thousands of women diagnosed with breast cancer every year, Barbara Hobson faced major surgery.
Not only was there the operation to remove the tumour itself, but she also wouldn't know if the cancer had spread into her lymph nodes until after the surgery.
The lymph nodes are important because they help drain fluid from tissues all over the body back into the bloodstream.
The risk is that if cancerous cells get into this system, the disease spreads.
Consequently, checking the lymph nodes is a vital part of cancer treatment.
To do this, surgeons have to remove the lymph node the tumour drains into first - known as the sentinel node.
This is then tested in a laboratory after the first operation. As a result, many women need a second operation to remove the rest of the lymph nodes if this main node shows signs of cancer.
There are around 20 lymph nodes in each armpit - removing them can have severe side effects, including lymphoedma, a painful swelling of the arm.
But Barbara was spared this further surgery when she became the first woman in the UK to undergo a new test.
This reveals - prior to any breast surgery - whether the cancer has spread to the lymph nodes. This means all cancerous lymph nodes can be removed at the same time as the breast cancer itself, avoiding the second operation.
The new technique, pioneered at Maidstone Hospital, Kent, involves injecting microscopic bubbles of gas into the breast. These show up on ultrasound scans as they travel in natural fluid from the breast to the sentinel node.
A biopsy sample is then taken of the lymph node and tested for cancer. If tests revealed that cancer had spread to this first lymph node, then all the lymph nodes would have to be removed.
'It was like watching someone else go through this, not me. I don't have a family history of breast cancer, so it was completely without warning.'
As Sue Jones, a breast surgeon working at Maidstone Hospital, explains: 'This is incredibly exciting, because we don't have to break the bad news of a further operation, and we're not clearing the nodes unnecessarily, either.
'And often saying that the cancer had spread and they needed more surgery hit women harder than the cancer diagnosis itself.'
46,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer every year - the disease can run in families and the risk increases with age.
Exposure to the hormone oestrogen raises the risk, so women are more vulnerable to the disease if they begin their periods early and end them later, and if they don't have children.
Once breast cancer is diagnosed, treatment options include surgery, radiotherapy, hormone treatment (if the tumour is being fed by oestrogen or progesterone), chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
Life-saver: 'Microbubbles' containing sulphur hexafluoride gas can be injected into the patient which are then tracked by ultrasound
Survival rates have improved dramatically in recent years, with on average eight out of ten breast cancer patients surviving for five years. Indeed, the number of women dying from breast cancer has dropped to less than 12,000 for the first time in more than four decades.
When Barbara, 69, a retired stock controller, first noticed last July that her right breast felt uncomfortable, she didn't worry too much at first.
'I've had regular mammograms since I was 50, and always examined my breasts for lumps,' she says. 'But the nipple was itchy, and there was a large blue vein leading to it which felt swollen and sore.
'I put up with it for a few weeks, and then saw my GP, who thought it was probably just an infection. But to be on the safe side, she sent me to the breast clinic at Maidstone Hospital.
'My husband Derek and I saw the doctor there five weeks later. He also thought it was an infection, but sent me for a mammogram or low-dose X-ray just to check.
'After a long wait for the results, the nurse told us they'd like to check all those earlier mammograms, too.'
Breakthrough: The new technology could revolutionise treatment for breast cancer
Yet still the couple didn't think there might be anything seriously wrong.
'Then the doctor called us back in, and said he'd found something in my left breast,' says Barbara.
'The latest mammogram had showed up a lump just over a centimetre across. It was so small, I'd never have found it.'
Three biopsies - where a fine needle was inserted into the breast under local anaesthetic to take sample cells - were unable to confirm whether it was cancerous, and Barbara had to go back the following week for an MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scan.
'That's when I started to worry, though Derek reassured me and said we'd just take it one step at a time,' she says. 'I tried to put it to the back of my mind.'
After further biopsies, breast surgeon Peter Jones confirmed the lump was cancerous. Although small, it was very aggressive and Barbara would definitely need surgery.
Then Mr Jones warned that, if the cancer had spread to her lymph nodes, they too would need to be removed to stop the disease spreading.
'We just couldn't believe what was happening,' says Barbara.
'It was like watching someone else go through this, not me. I don't have a family history of breast cancer, so it was completely without warning.'
The usual way to identify the sentinel node is to inject blue dye close to the nipple or near the tumour, then wait for a few minutes while the dye passes into the lymphatic system and on to the first lymph node before removing it for testing.
Women then face an agonising wait of up to two weeks to find out whether all the lymph nodes need removing.
But Mr Jones told her about a brand new test, pioneered at Maidstone. The technique has been used since the Nineties to illuminate heart abnormalities or liver tumours - but Barbara would be the first patient to have it used in the lymphatic system.
'It's wonderful to know that they cut out the cancer and the lymph nodes without making me face a second operation.'
Its use was developed by the hospital's radiologist Dr Ali Sever, who'd read about Swiss research using pigs: researchers injected microbubbles, which are microscopic bubbles of sulphur hexafluoride gas in an oily shell, to see which way they travelled and find that first lymph node.
The procedure which Barbara underwent, which takes around an hour, is straightforward.
The patient lies on a bed while a radiologist injects fluid containing the microbubbles just below the nipple.
'I couldn't feel anything as I had been given a local anaesthetic,' says Barbara.
'Then I watched on the screen as the microbubbles moved through my breast tissue - they looked amazing, like brilliant white fairy lights on a Christmas tree.'
When the bubbles reach the sentinel node, they 'cluster together like a blob of light, the size and shape of a chickpea in the armpit', says Ms Jones.
The radiologist then put another needle into the breast to take a sample from where the bubbles had moved to and sent it to be tested. In Barbara's case, the test showed that cancer had, in fact, spread to the lymph node.
'I was simply stunned, and didn't know what to think,' recalls Barbara. 'But Mr Jones reassured me that the lymph nodes would be doing their job and containing the cancer.'
After the surgery she underwent three weeks of radiotherapy to mop up any remaining cancer cells.
'I will still go back for annual check-ups, but it's wonderful to know that they cut out the cancer and the lymph nodes without making me face a second operation,' says Barbara.
As well as sparing patients anxiety and the operation itself, surgeon Sue Jones says the new test saves money, too.
'The microbubble test costs just £40 - and it spares the cost of a second operation, saving the NHS £1,000,' she says.
Barbara has no doubt the new test is worth it.
'After months of worry, Derek and I are really looking forward to a holiday in Turkey and the Greek Islands in May, now that I've finally put breast cancer behind me,' she says.
- The procedure, which has already been used on 70 women, is available only at Maidstone Hospital, Kent.
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Sweeping abortion bill approved by Kansas House committee
Whatever, drama queen. Abortions in this state are performed at the pre-viability stage, unless there's something wrong with the fetus or the mom. Pre-viability means it's not a 'baby', it's a semi-developed embryo. Comparing it to killing a fully formed baby that can survive outside the womb is just dumb.
If, at that pre-viability point, a woman makes the (incredibly difficult) decision that she is just unwilling or unable to care for a child and does not wish to have a baby, then by god I absolutely give her life and her decisions more weight than the undeveloped embryo that can't live or function on it's own. It's unfortunate, it's tragic, but it's ultimately the best decision. I have worked with CINC cases with parents who absolutely did not want to be parents and should never have been parents, and there are worse things than death.
Life is fragile, and life is hard, and not everyone or every potential one makes it to the end. The last thing we need are more unfit, unwilling, apathetic, terrible parents. People make mistakes. Everyone makes mistakes, and accidents happen even to those who are responsible and careful. Short of committing a crime, nobody should have to live with their mistakes for 18+ years, women and children included.
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Sweeping abortion bill approved by Kansas House committee
You DO know that no form of birth control is 100% effective, right? Do you really want to live in a world where women are that terrified to sleep with you?
March 7, 2013 at 7:01 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Sweeping abortion bill approved by Kansas House committee
It's not hard to fertilize 39 eggs in one year if you're a dude.
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Bill introduced to abolish death penalty in Kansas
People in Kansas cannot be given the death penalty for rape or child molestation. Only for premeditated murder or murder committed during the commission of a list of inherently dangerous felonies.
March 7, 2013 at 12:39 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Bill introduced to abolish death penalty in Kansas
What eye for an eye? We haven't executed anyone in 18 years. LWOP is what we have now anyway, stupid to keep calling it the death penalty when it isn't.
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Former Ottawa superintendent receiving full salary of $10,899 per month and benefits
I went to school and have two degrees. When do I start earning my $130k per year?
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Bill introduced to abolish death penalty in Kansas
Wow, and proposed by a Republican no less! Good on him. Might as well do it, it's stupid to have the death penalty and not enforce it, waste of time.
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Opinion: Ottawa's Ojeleye a star
KRichards is absolutely correct. Players buying marijuana for their own personal use no more constitutes participating in a 'drug ring' than you buying a bottle of aspirin at Walgreen's. If you are the end user of the product, then it's not a drug ring, by its very definition. AND, if you think that some athletes at *every* university from elite D1 programs down to the tiniest JUCO teams are not now and have not for the last 40+ years bought and smoked their fair share of weed, then you are living in a fantasy world, my friend.
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Opinion: Ottawa's Ojeleye a star
Seriously. Kid's got skills.
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Opinion: Ottawa's Ojeleye a star
*snort* The day KU has a reputation for a 'thug environment' is the day I will eat my national championship t-shirt with a knife and fork. Laughable statement.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 08/13/14 -- Midokura, a global company focused on network virtualization, today announced plans to present at CloudOpen North America, held August 20-22, 2014, in Chicago. Midokura will speak on migration strategies from vSphere to Linux and OpenStack via network virtualization.
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Session Summary: During this presentation, Dan Conde will explore ways in which users who are considering migrating from a vSphere virtualization environment to a Linux and OpenStack-based environment can create a gradual migration strategy that enables co-existence of workloads in both environments with a gradual switchover, as opposed to an abrupt rip-and-replace conversion. Dan will also examine the various ways a virtualized network environment can be used to develop both isolated and shared network segments to both environments.
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Teen Wolf
1985 Directed by Rod Daniel
He always wanted to be special... but he never expected this!
What's a high school kid got to do to be popular? Just let down his hair and howl! Starring Michael J. Fox (Back to the Future) Teen Wolf is an outrageous comedy about a shy teenager with more than a changing voice to contend with... he's a budding young werewolf! And when his new-found powers help him score at basketball - and with the popular girls - he has some pretty hairy decisions to make.
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When I was a prepubescent werewolf, Teen Wolf helped me get through my own physical changes and I, too, became super popular and awesome at basketball and van surfing, despite also being very short and not very good at anything physical when I wasn't wolfed-out, because then I was just a sweaty kid who was riddled with anxiety and friend-zoning most of my male friends in hopes to one day catch the attention of James Spader.
Now that I have been a werewolf and I am in my early 30s, this movie doesn't speak to me the same way, but it doesn't lessen the profound effect it had on me many moons ago, in giving me that reassuring glance into…
I love this film.
It helped me get through puberty.
I looked like a Yeti when I was twelve.
This film taught me that that's fine.
Teen Wolf is so likable I want to pinch its hairy little cheeks.
I watched the film last weekend and it was the first time seeing it in over 20+ years. It was a total hot water bottle movie. Back in the late 80's I watched it too much, one of those films I used to rent every other week (The Last Starfighter or The Boy Who Could Fly in the weeks between) until it screened on tv when I could finally record it onto videotape. Seeing it again was like revisiting an old, beautiful, hairy friend, and that I watched it in the same place as I used to as a kid (my parents house) made it that little…
Hey I'm not a lycanist or anything but this teen wolf guy has a clear physical advantage on the court. If I saw this guy on the court I would be petitioning for drug testing.
I find it kind of interesting that message of this movie is basically "show your pubes and people will think your cool". I'll tell you what kids there's nothing cool about car surfing, it's a very dangerous activity and you shouldn't succumb to the peer pressure of teen wolves.
Listen son. You're going to be able to do a lot of things the other guys aren't.
-Harold Howard
Really the only thing this film has going for it is it's gimmick and Michael J. Fox's charm. The story is something that's been used a hundred times before and since. Teenager missuses "something" to gain popularity at high school but realizes the error of his ways by the end of the film. The end. The thing is though, that "something" was usually not this cool... or cheesy for that matter.
Yes the film is filled to the brim with 80s cheese, forgettable dialogue and even worst; forgettable characters. It does however have it's moments which include Michael J. Fox playing…
Moral of the story: athletic ability=human value.
Man, I'm starting to love werewolf movies. The concept of lycanthropy is both stupid and awesome at the same time. It has so much potential for comedy, horror, and even romance. And maybe porn, who knows.
TEEN WOLF is just a fun movie. It's entertaining, well-acted, funny, and surprisingly heartfelt. Sure, the whole premise is clinically retarded and boy does that high school have a desensitized student body, but hey, fun is fun. But! there is still one thing that I can't get out of my mind.
What happens to the dick. Plus, this film raises yet another question about werewolves. In most stories and movies, a person changes from a bipedal human…
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É estranho que o roteiro não tenha conseguido encontrar uma maneira mais original de lidar com o lobisomem, já que essa alegoria da necessidade adolescente de abraçar suas peculiaridades para antigir a segurança e o sucesso necessários parecia bastante ousado. O final, embora acerte no resgate do desenvolvimento de outro personagem, soa quadrado demais.
For some reason I remembered TEEN WOLF quite fondly, but watching it now it clearly should have stayed in my memories. This is a bad film. While it sometimes gets put in the canon of cult 80s comedies, it is nowhere near the upper echelon of those films, having aged very poorly. The high school tropes here are present in their laziest form, and the whole film starts dull and ends up totally daft.
The premise TEEN WOLF starts out with is unremarkable, but solid enough. Goofy high school kid Michael J. Fox is going through various high school dramas including attempts at romance and struggles on the basketball team, cast against the backdrop of him discovering he's a werewolf.…
Fun 80s comedy with a touch of the absurd that ultimately tells the story of the self.
better than all of the show teen wolf and they did it in an hour and a half
Cinema at it's finest...the actors played teenagers, but were all in their fifties or something...why did Michael J. Fox get so sweaty playing basketball?
Cringeworthy acting all around.
Barely likable characters.
I did laugh hysterically when the dad revealed he was a werewolf, though; I wish the movie kept more of this type of humor.
What i was thinking??? ... 31 years ago.
When I die, I want this song to play as my casket is lowered into the ground.
God this was dumb, but I couldn't sort of help but love it.
For some reason, I always assumed that the big basketball game where Michael J. Fox's Teen Wolf comes out was the film's climax. But no. Man, that happens so early on and I found it hilarious just how easily the entire school became cool with the fact that there was a teenage werewolf just hanging out in their halls. In fact, people are more accepting of teen wolves in this town than they are of gay kids.
Most of the humor for me came from just how idiotic this idea is and how everyone is totally fine with this development. I can't remember the last time I laughed as hard as the reveal that Fox's dad is also a werewolf. But yeah, Teen Wolf is cheesy, dumb fun. It mostly lived up to its reputation as just being idiotic but enjoyable.
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Parents of the Class of 2002 are asking for support from the community as they continue to plan for the annual Drug and Alcohol Free Graduation Party to be held immediately after Graduation on June 7.
The organizing committee has recently sent out letters requesting support from local businesses and organizations. Members of the Elks Lodge have again donated the use of their facility for the party. The graduates dance, play games, enter contests and eat from 11 p.m. until dawn.
Though parents of graduates organize the party, businesses and individuals have always supported the event with generous contributions of cash, food, prizes and other in-kind donations. Appropriate recognition of those donating is made in the Hood River News immediately following Graduation. Additionally, each business or individual donating will receive a window poster designating them a "Sponsor of Project Graduation 2002."
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Feb 04 Queen Elizabeth, consort of Henry VII of England, dies in the year 1503.
Feb 11 On this day in history elizabeth of York, Consort of King Henry VII, dies on 38th birthday
Feb 13 In the year 1503 disfida di Barletta
Feb 15 Henry Deane, Archbishop of Canterbury (1501-03), dies in the year 1503.
Feb 18 On this day in history henry Tudor created Prince of Wales (later Henry VIII)
Mar 10 Ferdinand I, German emperor (1558-64) on this day in history.
Mar 19 Benedetto Varchi, Ital humanist/historian (Storia Fiorentina) on this day in history.
Apr 28 In the year 1503 battle at Cerignalo: Spanish army under G Cordoba beats France
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Aug 12 Christian III, king of Denmark/Norway (1534-59) in the year 1503.
Aug 18 In the year 1503 alexander VI, [Rodrigo de Borja], Spanish Pope (1492-1503), dies
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Neurotransmitters, signal transduction and second‐messengers in Alzheimer's disease
Abstract:It has long been assumed that widespread changes in postsynaptic neurotransmitter receptor function are not a feature of the disrupted neurotransmission seen in the brains with Alzheimer's disease (AD). However, recent evidence from postmortem brain and fibroblast studies suggests that both the neurotransmitter receptor/G‐protein‐modulated adenylyl cyclase and the phosphatidylinositol hydrolysis signal transduction cascades are disrupted in AD. Such disruptions may severely limit the functional integrity of key receptor types and undermine pharmacological attempts to ameliorate disease symptomatology through neurotransmitter replacement strategies. The involvement of some signalling mechanisms in the regulation of β‐amyloid precursor protein metabolism suggests also that disrupted signal transduction may exacerbate AD pathology.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1600-0404.1996.tb05869.x
Affiliations: 1: Alzheimer's Disease Research Centre, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm 2: Department of Pharmacology, Umeå University, Sweden 3: Department of Biochemistry, University College, Lee Maltings, Cork, Ireland
Publication date: April 1, 1996