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Paper stars carry a message
Andrea Frontzek, left, a co-worker with Camphill Communities day program, spearheaded the Barrie contribution toward 'One Million Stars to End Violence', global project destined for the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Chloe Garner, right, was one of many who helped create around 200 stars. SUSAN DOOLAN/PHOTO
Around 200 paper stars, handmade in Barrie, are winging their way across continents to become part of an Australian project to end violence worldwide.
Founder Maryann Talia Pau started the global weaving project, called One Million Stars to End Violence, to encourage people to be "light and kindness they want to see in the world."
All of the stars from countries around the world, made by solo individuals or at specially created Star Weave Jams, will become part of an art installation for the 2018 Commonwealth Games, April 4-5 on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
Barrie's contribution was spearheaded by Andrea Frontzek, who works with adults who have cognitive and developmental disabilities at Camphill's day programs. She organized two weaving jams at the Camphill Store in downtown Barrie which garnered interest from shoppers who stopped by to help make some of the stars.
The stars were on display in the store window prior to leaving for Australia mid-July.
"It was an excellent project to engage people with different abilities so no one was left out, (including) co-workers," said Andrea Frontzek. "Everyone was involved in the painting of paper. The more complex it got, people had to judge: what is my ability?
"And, we also opened it up to the public, hosted a weaving jam in the store, and put it online, asked random people to participate. The response has been just phenomenal how people were called to it."
Weaving is just one aspect of Camphill, which is "dedicated to creating unique and inspiring residential, vocational and learning opportunities for people" with intellectual disabilities in both rural and urban settings, Barrie and Camphill Nottawasaga, which is a working farm on the outskirts of Angus. There are 30 residents and an additional 25 fee-for-service day program participants from the greater community.
Men and women alike participated in the project. Chloe Garner, 29, painted the paper by hand and then did the folding.
"It's fun," she said. "I like all the colours."
She also participates in the Camphill's café, the mosaic studio and helps to create the draped, folded pots which are a popular item in the store. Through the various programs, participants also make pottery in the Angus studio, or work and create cutting boards and the like in the wood shop.
Beyond the day programs, Garner enjoys making pictures of places she has visited, such as Michigan, California and Toronto. She so impressed with her first time on an airplane, she made a picture of it, too. Garner, who lives in a shared home community in Barrie, likes to tell a story with her pictures.
Barrie's stars left the city mid-July as they were due in Australia on July 31. The Museum of Brisbane is expected to design the art installation which will be on display during the games at City Hall in Brisbane.
For more on the star project, visit www.onemillionstars.net.

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Stiborova M.,Charles University |
Dracinska H.,Charles University |
Martinek V.,Charles University |
Svaskova D.,Charles University |
And 6 more authors.
Chemical Research in Toxicology | Year: 2013
Sudan I (1-phenylazo-2-hydroxynaphthol) is a suspected human carcinogen causing tumors in the livers and urinary bladders of rats, mice, and rabbits. Here, we investigated for the first time the influence of Sudan I exposure on the expression of several biotransformation enzymes in the livers, kidneys, and lungs of rats concomitantly at the mRNA and protein levels and assayed their enzymatic activities. We also studied its effect on the formation of Sudan I-derived DNA adducts in vitro. Sudan I increased the total amounts of cytochrome P450 (P450) in all organs tested. Western blots using antibodies raised against various P450s, NADPH:P450 reductase, and NAD(P)H:quinone oxidoreductase 1 (NQO1) showed that the expression of P450 1A1 and NQO1 was induced in the liver, kidney, and lung of rats treated with Sudan I. The higher protein levels correlated with increased enzyme activities of P450 1A1/2 and NQO1. Furthermore, 9.9-, 5.9-, and 2.8-fold increases in the formation of Sudan I oxidative metabolites catalyzed by microsomes isolated from the liver, kidney, and lung, respectively, of rats treated with Sudan I were found. The relative amounts of P450 1A and NQO1 mRNA, measured by real-time polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) analysis, demonstrated that Sudan I induced the expression of P450 1A1 and NQO1 mRNA in the liver, kidney, and lung, and of P450 1A2 mRNA in kidney and lung. Finally, microsomes isolated from livers, kidneys, and lungs of Sudan I exposed rats more effectively catalyzed the formation of Sudan I-DNA adducts than microsomes from organs of control rats. This was attributable to the higher P450 1A1 expression. Because P450 1A1 is playing a major role in the bioactivation of Sudan I in rat and human systems, its induction by Sudan I may have a profound effect on cancer risk by this azo dye. In addition, the induction of P450 1A1/2 and NQO1 enzymes can influence individual human susceptibility to other environmental carcinogens and have an effect on cancer risk. © 2013 American Chemical Society.
Bortlik M.,Charles University |
Duricova D.,Charles University |
Machkova N.,Charles University |
Kozeluhova J.,University Hospital Plzen |
And 10 more authors.
Inflammatory Bowel Diseases | Year: 2014
Background: Prenatal exposure to anti-tumor necrosis factor α (TNF-α) antibodies seems to be safe for fetal development. Data on long-term outcome of exposed children are missing. Our aim was to assess long-term postnatal development of children exposed to anti-TNF-α during pregnancy. Methods: Consecutive children aged ≥12 months exposed to anti-TNFs prenatally for maternal inflammatory bowel disease in 3 centers in the Czech Republic were enrolled. Data on psychomotor development, infections, antibiotics, vaccination, and allergy were retrospectively obtained from mothers, treating pediatricians, and children's vaccination cards. Furthermore, standardized laboratory tests on humoral and cellular immunity were performed. Results: Twenty-five children exposed to biologicals were included (median age, 34 mo; range, 14-70 mo). All children had normal growth, and all but 1 had normal psychomotor development. Majority (80%) experienced at least 1 infection (mainly respiratory), and 60% of infants received antibiotics, 32% of those within the first year of life. Vaccination was undertaken according to vaccination protocol to 23 infants (92%). Fifteen children also had tuberculosis vaccination without serious complication. Immunological investigation was performed with 17 children (68%). Cellular immunity was normal in all infants, and 7 children had mild decrease in IgA and/or IgG immunoglobulins without clinical significance. All children had a detectable serologic response to vaccination. Conclusions: Exposure to anti-TNF-α antibodies seems to be safe for growth and psychomotor development of children, although clinical significance of relatively high frequency of infections and antibiotic use among infants remains questionable because of the lack of a control group. Continuous follow-up of exposed children is absolutely warranted. Copyright © 2014 Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America, Inc.
O'Donnell S.M.,Coombe Women and Infants University Hospital |
Curry S.J.,Coombe Women and Infants University Hospital |
Buggy N.A.,Coombe Women and Infants University Hospital |
Moynihan M.M.,Coombe Women and Infants University Hospital |
And 4 more authors.
Journal of Pediatrics | Year: 2013
Objective: To determine if low-flow nasal prongs therapy with room air, compared with no treatment, facilitates weaning from nasal continuous positive airway pressure (NCPAP) in very low birth weight (VLBW, birth weight <1500 g) infants. Study design: VLBW infants who received respiratory support for ≥48 hours and who were stable on NCPAP for 24 hours were eligible for inclusion in this multicenter, randomized controlled trial. On stopping NCPAP, infants were randomized to receive 1 L/min air via nasal prongs or to spontaneous breathing in room air. The primary outcome measure was failure to wean. Secondary outcome measures included length of time to failure and change in heart rate, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, and respiratory distress score. Results: Seventy-eight infants were randomized: 39 to nasal prongs and 39 to spontaneous breathing. The groups were similar at birth and at randomization. Sixteen infants (41%) in the nasal prongs group failed the weaning process compared with 12 infants (31%) in the spontaneous breathing group (OR 1.57, 95% CI 0.56 to 4.43, P =.48). There were no significant differences between the groups in secondary outcomes. Conclusions: In this study, we did not demonstrate a benefit of low-flow room air via nasal prongs to wean VLBW infants from NCPAP. © 2013 Mosby Inc. All rights reserved.
Pardini B.,Genomic Variation in Human Population and Complex Diseases and Molecular and Genetic Epidemiology Units |
Pardini B.,University of Turin |
Rosa F.,Genomic Variation in Human Population and Complex Diseases and Molecular and Genetic Epidemiology Units |
Rosa F.,University of Turin |
And 15 more authors.
Carcinogenesis | Year: 2015
Colorectal cancer (CRC) is one of the most frequently diagnosed malignancies worldwide. It is routinely cured by a 5-fluorouracil (5-FU)-based chemotherapy which improves outcomes in patients. We investigated the effect of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in two microRNA (miRNA)-encoding genes that have been previously reported as important in prognosis in patients with stage III CRC and treated with 5-FU-based chemotherapy. Two SNPs (rs4919510 in miR-608 and rs213210 in miR-219-1) were genotyped in 1083 CRC patients recruited in the Czech Republic to evaluate their effect on clinical outcomes. Carriers of the variant T allele in rs213210 and receiving 5-FU chemotherapy were associated with a significantly worse survival [hazard ratio (HR) = 2.18; 95% confidence interval (CI): 1.20-3.98; adjusted P = 0.01] and an increased risk of relapse (HR = 1.94; 95% CI: 1.16-3.25; adjusted P = 0.01). After further stratification for tumor grading, stage III patients carrying the G allele of rs4919510 and undergoing adjuvant chemotherapy were at decreased risk of relapse (HR = 0.44; 95% CI: 0.20-0.94; adjusted P = 0.03). The present study confirms that variations in miRNA-encoding genes may be an important factor for modulating CRC prognosis and predicting therapy response. © The Author 2014. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For Permissions, please email: email@example.com.
Calda P.,Charles University |
Sipek A.,Thomayer University Hospital |
Gregor V.,Thomayer University Hospital
Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica | Year: 2010
Objective. To evaluate the implementation of first trimester screening in the Czech Republic during 1996-2007 on the number of infants born with numerical chromosomal anomalies, the gestational age at diagnosis and the number of invasive procedures. Design. A population based cohort study. Setting. National Registry of Congenital Anomalies, 53 Czech Republic Genetic Departments. Population. About 100,000 pregnancies per year. Main outcome measures. Primary outcomes were the rates of fetuses and newborns with diagnosed numerical chromosomal anomalies and the gestational age at diagnosis. Secondary outcomes were the rates of chorion villus sampling (CVS) and amniocenteses and the contribution of age groups on the detection rate of trisomy 21. Results. The number of newborns with Down's syndrome decreased from 5.42/10,000 in 1996 to 3.66/10,000 newborns in the 2007. The total incidence of Down's syndrome increased from 13.42 to 20.66/10,000. The detection rate in women <35 years increased from 35.59 in 1996 to 45.08 in 2007; in women >35 years from 23.73 to 38.52. The number of amniocenteses/detected case of Down's syndrome was 124 in 1996 and 123 in 2007. The corresponding number of CVS decreased dramatically from 83 in 1996 to 10 in 2007. Conclusions. Despite the increase of maternal age and the corresponding increase of Down's syndrome, the number of newborns with Down's syndrome decreased. Implementation of the first trimester combined screening leads to a shift towards earlier diagnosis of all major chromosomal abnormalities. © 2010 Informa UK Ltd.
Brabcova D.,University of South Bohemia |
Lovasova V.,University of West Bohemia |
Kohout J.,University of West Bohemia |
Zarubova J.,Thomayer University Hospital |
Komarek V.,Faculty Hospital Motol
Seizure | Year: 2013
Purpose: This study was intended to compare the effectiveness of educational animated video and educational drama in improving the knowledge of epilepsy and reducing epilepsy-related stigma among children aged 9-11 years. Method: The first group of children involved in the study (n1 = 762) watched a video and then completed a questionnaire on epilepsy. The second group (n2 = 400) completed the questionnaire after participating in a drama. Both groups were retested 6 months later by the same questionnaire, which was also completed by a control group (n3 = 180) not subjected to intervention. Results: Both groups subjected to intervention achieved significantly higher scores (P < 0.001) than the control group on knowledge of epilepsy and on attitudes towards children with the disease. Educational video was more effective than drama in improving knowledge of epilepsy. On the other hand, there was no significant difference (P > 0.05) between the two kinds of intervention regarding attitudes towards children with this disease. Conclusion: The results suggest that both interventions could be used to reduce epilepsy-related stigma in this age group. © 2012 British Epilepsy Association. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Pina-Garza J.E.,Childrens Hospital at Vanderbilt |
Schiemann-Delgado J.,UCB Inc. |
Yang H.,UCB Inc. |
Duncan B.,UCB Inc. |
And 2 more authors.
Clinical Therapeutics | Year: 2010
Background: In a recent double-blind, placebo-controlled study, adjunctive levetiracetam (LEV) was reported to be effective and well tolerated during 5-day treatment in patients aged 1 month to <4 years with partial-onset seizures. A study was planned to fulfill the regulatory requirement to evaluate the long-term safety of LEV as adjunctive therapy for partial-onset seizures in pediatric patients.Objective: This study evaluated the long-term effectiveness and tolerability of adjunctive LEV in infants and young children with partial-onset seizures.Methods: This was a prospective, open-label, outpatient, multicenter study (N01148; ClinicalTrials.gov identifier NCT00152516) conducted as an extension of a previously published study (N01009; NCT00175890). Patients were enrolled from 3 sources, as follows: (1) patients who had completed study N01009; (2) patients who had failed screening for entry into study N01009 but fulfilled the eligibility criteria for entry into this study; and (3) patients who were directly enrolled. The study consisted of a 2- to 4-week retrospective baseline period (and a 3- to 10-day prospective baseline period for directly enrolled patients), a 2- to 8-week uptitration/conversion period, and a maintenance period. Eligible patients were required to have epilepsy with partial-onset seizures, treated with a stable regimen of 1 or 2 antiepileptic drugs. Patients received adjunctive LEV, 20 to 80 mg/kg/d, for up to 48 weeks (total study duration). The primary variable for effectiveness was the percentage reduction from baseline in the weekly frequency of partial-onset seizures, as recorded in patients' diaries. Data for effectiveness were also analyzed by age strata (1 month to <1 year, 1 to <2 years, and 2 to <4 years). Neuropsychological assessment was conducted with the Bayley Scales of Infant Development, Second Edition (BSID-II). All analyses were performed on observed data, and the last-observation-carried-forward approach was not used. The intent-to-treat (ITT) population was defined as all patients who took at least one dose of LEV during the study. Treatment-emergent adverse events (TEAEs) were assessed by observation, spontaneous reporting, standard questions, review of diary cards, and neuropsychologists' clinical reports. Additional measures included physical and neurologic examinations, vital signs, ECGs, routine blood chemistry, and routine hematology assessments.Results: The study included 152 patients in the ITT population. In total, 51.3% (78/152) of the patients were male, and mean (SD) age was 23.5 (12.4) months. The mean LEV maintenance dose was 56.1 (16.2) mg/kg/d, and the median (Q1-Q3) treatment duration was 287.8 (209.0-295.5) days. Ninety-seven patients (63.8%) completed the study. The BSID-II subpopulation included 51 patients. During maintenance, the overall median (Q1-Q3) percentage reduction from baseline in the weekly frequency of partial-onset seizures was 56.0% (-10.9% to 92.8%), which was sustained over time and appeared comparable across the age strata (1 month to <1 year, n = 25, 50.9%; 1 to <2 years, n = 48, 58.0%; and 2 to <4 years, n = 59, 55.0%). The overall responder rate (ie, ≥50% reduction from baseline in weekly partial-onset seizures) was 53.8% (71/132), was maintained over time, and was consistent across the age strata (1 month to <1 year, 52.0%; 1 to <2 years, 56.3%; and 2 to <4 years, 52.5%). Mean BSID-II raw scores for psychomotor development and behavioral functioning remained static, whereas mental development appeared to improve over time, although this was not tested statistically. At least one TEAE was reported in 143 patients (94.1%). The most frequently reported TEAEs were pyrexia (60/152; 39.5%), upper respiratory tract infection (42/152; 27.6%), and vomiting (28/152; 18.4%). The most common TEAEs affecting the central nervous system were convulsion (25/152; 16.4%), irritability (19/152; 12.5%), and somnolence (16/152; 10.5%). Most TEAEs (77.0%) were mild or moderate in intensity.Conclusion: Adjunctive LEV treatment for up to 48 weeks was associated with effective and sustained seizure control and had an acceptable tolerability profile in this small, selected population of infants and young children aged 1 month to <4 years with partial-onset seizures. © 2010 Excerpta Medica Inc.
Dusek L.,Masaryk University |
Muzik J.,Masaryk University |
Gelnarova E.,Masaryk University |
Finek J.,University Hospital |
And 2 more authors.
Klinicka Onkologie | Year: 2010
Backgrounds: The Czech Republic is ranked among those countries with the highest cancer burden in Europe and worldwide. The purpose of this study is to summarize long-term trends in the cancer burden and to provide up-to-date estimates of incidence and mortality rates from 2007. Material and Methods: The Czech National Cancer Registry (CNCR) was instituted in 1977 and contains information over a 30-year period of standardized registration covering 100% of cancer diagnoses and the entire Czech population. The analysis of CNCR is supported by demographic data of the Czech Republic and by the Death Records Database as civil registration systems. The epidemiology of malignant tumours in the Czech population is available online at www.svod.cz. Results: All neoplasms, including non-melanoma skin cancer, reached a crude incidence rate of almost 736 cases per 100,000 men and 648 cases per 100,000 women in 2007. The annual mortality rate exceeded 263 deaths per 100,000 population; each year, more than 27,000 persons die of cancer. The overall incidence of malignancies has increased during the last decade with growth index + 26.4% (1997-2007) while the mortality rate has stabilized over this time span (growth index in 1977-2007: -2.5%). Consequently, the prevalence has significantly increased in the registration period and in 2007 it exceeded 400,000 cases. In addition to the demographic ageing of the Czech population, the cancer burden is increased by the growing incidence of multiple primary tumours (recently more than 11 % of the total incidence). The most frequent diagnoses include colorectal cancer, lung cancer, breast cancer and prostate cancer. Although some neoplasms are increasingly diagnosed at an early stage (e.g. proportion of stage I + II in female breast cancer: 71.9%, skin melanoma: 81.3%), in general early diagnostics is insufficient in the Czech Republic. This is the case even for highly prevalent colorectal carcinoma (only 43.2% of incident cases recently diagnosed at stage I or II). Conclusion: The Czech Republic is well equipped with high-quality and functional facilities for collecting and analysing population-based data on malignant tumours. The data survey has enabled the priorities of cancer management in the Czech Republic to be defined. This will undoubtedly lead to a sustained reduction in late diagnosed cases and a reduction in the remarkable regional differences in diagnostic efficiency.
Termerova J.,Thomayer University Hospital
Prague medical report | Year: 2011
The traumatic intracranial haemorrhage still remains a serious complication of instrumental deliveries with an uncertain prognosis. Regarding tentorial haemorrhage, surprisingly few clinical neurological data are available. Most of the references in literature are older case reports, associated frequently with an unfavourable outcome. We report a newborn after a serious tentorial haemorrhage with an excellent neurodevelopmental outcome. Computed tomography (CT) scan of our patient demonstrated an extensive bilateral tentorial haemorrhage extending to the foramen magnum. The newborn showed a good respiratory effort, but a neurological impairment including anisocoria, apathy, hypotonia, incomplete grasp and Moro reflex. Despite these signs, the development at 9 and 18 months of age was appropriate. The aim of this report is to accentuate that the prognosis of infants with tentorial haemorrhage should be always evaluated carefully with main respect to clinical signs. The outcome of the newborn even after a large tentorial haemorrhage can be surprisingly without a serious neurological deficit. Spontaneous breathing without support, normal blood pressure and absence of seizures are clinical indicators that may be associated with a good outcome despite an extensive tentorial haemorrhage.
Lassuthova P.,University Hospital Motol |
Mazanec R.,University Hospital Motol |
Vondracek P.,The University Hospital Brno |
Siskova D.,Thomayer University Hospital |
And 3 more authors.
Clinical Genetics | Year: 2011
Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) neuropathy type 4C (CMT4C) is an autosomal recessive (AR), demyelinating neuropathy with early spine deformities caused by mutations in the SH3TC2 gene. To determine the spectrum of SH3TC2 mutations in the Czech population, the entire coding region of SH3TC2 was sequenced in 60 unrelated Czech patients. The prevalent mutation was shown to be the p.Arg954Stop. Therefore, 412 additional patients referred for CMT testing were tested for the presence of p.Arg954Stop only. Of 60 patients in whom the SH3TC2 gene was sequenced, at least one mutation was detected in 13 (21.7%) patients and biallelic pathogenic mutations were detected in 7 (11.6%) patients. Of the 412 patients tested for p.Arg954Stop, the mutation was found in 8 patients (1.94%), 6 were homozygous and 2 were heterozygous. The second causative mutation was detected by sequencing in one of the patients but not in the other. Nine novel sequence variants were detected. Their pathogenicity was further tested in silico and in control samples. Mutations in the SH3TC2 gene are a frequent cause of demyelinating hereditary neuropathy among Czech patients. In total, at least one mutation was found in 21 unrelated patients. CMT4C seems to be the most frequent type of AR CMT and one of the most frequent of all CMT types. Mutation p.Arg954Stop is highly prevalent in the Czech population. Patients with demyelinating neuropathy along with non-dominant mode of inheritance and negative for CMT1A/hereditary neuropathy with liability to pressure palsy should be tested for the presence of the p.Arg954Stop mutation or other mutations in the SH3TC2 gene. © 2011 John Wiley & Sons A/S.


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Resume of Aston P. FrancisHopewell Junction 12533
Demonstrated advanced skills in Architecting, Automation, Process Improvements, Analysis, Design, Coding and Systems Integration. Programming languages: VB 6, VBA, VBScript, C#, VB.net, ASP, JavaScript, C++. Experience in ETL, SDLC, Extreme Programming, Agile, SCRUM, data modeling, BI, developed several products, applications and did extensive coding in Telecommunications, Health Insurance, Pharmaceuticals, Manufacturing and Power Generation.
6/04 – present Owner & Solutions Architect - Naresh Systems, Inc. Riverview FL
Developing advanced barcode verification systems to prevent mislabeling in the packaging process for many industries. Currently programming in C#, C++, HTML, VBA, Atmel Studio 6, Visual Studio 2013, .Net and JavaScript. Developed firmware, automated email and desktop application (iMatchCode Lite™) for OS Win 7 & 8.
4/12 - 4/13 Sr. Software Engineer – MTS Medication Technologies. St. Petersburg FL
10/11 - 2/12 Sr. App Developer Cook Systems Int'l Inc. (contracted at FEDEX) Lakeland FLDeveloped VB 6 code, documented test procedures, working independently and as a project contributor.
8/06 – 5/10 Consultant - Veredus Corp (contracted at HealthPlan Services) Tampa FL
Proposed architected and carried out extensive automation, development & enhancements to Docucorp, FRED & intranet websites resulting in Orders of Magnitude of improvements (10x, 100x, 1000x, etc.). Prevented many costly human errors. Analyzed and proposed companywide Automation, 10 times improvements for onboarding customers and incidences, to the senior management.
2/06 – 8/06 Consultant - Princeton Information (contracted at Syniverse) Tampa FL
6/05 – 1/06 Contractor for Graphical Controls, Inc. Brandon FL
3/05- 09/05 Consultant - Veredus Corp. (contracted at CBSI) Tampa FL
11/03 – 3/04 Programmer - Image Techn. Resources Inc. (Contracted at NKS) Tampa FL
9/01 – 3/03 Consulting Eng - Graphical Controls, Inc. (contracted at Teco) Brandon FL
6/00 – 9/00 Programmer - Romac (Contracted at Florida Power) Tampa FL
2/00 – 5/00 System Programmer Analyst II - Health Resource Pub Co. St. Petersburg FL
6/96 – 3/00 President/Developer/Owner Naresh Industries, Inc. Brandon FL
3/98 – 1/99 Consultant - Geac Publishing System Tampa FL
1999Microsoft Certified Professional VB 6 (Exams 70-175 & 70-176)
1984 – 1985Business Studies Part I - University of the West Indies, Papine, Jamaica W.I.
1977 – 1981University of Technology - formerly College of Arts, Science & Technology, Papine, Jamaica W.I.
Telecommunications Technician Course – Full Tech (City & Guilds of London Institute)
Other Training:
Microsoft Partner Program & online
Fred Pryor Seminars
Harris Corporation Controls & Composition, Melbourne, Fl
United StatesTelecommunications Training Institute, Washington D.C.
Jamaica Public Service Company (power company)
Jamaica Telephone Service Company


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Interstellar chronicles the adventures of a group of explorers who make use of a newly discovered wormhole to surpass the limitations on human space travel and conquer the vast distances involved in an interstellar voyage.
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Well, one off from two of this year's most expected movies alongside 'The Battle of Five Armies'. Like all the Chris Nolan fans, I was equally excited to see the movie on the opening day opening show. But I slightly disappointed that it was not a digital 3D film. I agree, this science-fiction was more dramatized than usual space travel stories does with an adventure-thriller. Almost a 3 hour long stretch movie did not waste much time to take us to the core of the story. Get prepared for this extremely rare voyage into the space with a logical explanation for everything you see on the screen. Well done research for the most matured and intelligent writing. All the credit must go to Nolan brothers. A good sign from Jonathan Nolan, who can make big in the entertainment industry in a future like his brother. As we know many had liked 'Inception', to me that was a simple multi-layered action movie, that's all. But the same stuffs that used in this film makes sense. In fact, you have to have a little knowledge over how the universe works, so then it will be easy to catch the scene and situations while watching the movie. Totally like a documentary style concept, but with the additional stuffs like characters and its emotions add flavor that gives a movie look. An educational movie, though it also can work for those who wants just entertainment. Only the slow movie pace would test their patience. It all begins like Shyamalan's 'Signs' movie with a family living surrounded by corn field. Then switches to 'The Astronaut Farmer' and going through 'Gravity', finally meets the 'Inception'. It was just a reference to call the movie setting that brings constant change for every half an hour. Like the opening scene and the end scene had over a 100 years difference. As I earlier said it was the story of a family alongside the future of humankind and decoding universal mysteries through travelling in space and time. This movie would a reasonable for those who thought '2001: A Space Odyssey' is a boring piece, Cleverly written cinematic piece especially for science geeks. I don't know how perfect the movie to the actual present astrophysics, but will justify for the common people's capacity of understanding with an encourageable amount of commercial elements in it to entertain as well. The first three quarters of the movie was well made. It puts me in a unblinkable position like a story was narrated by Brian Cox in a television series. Like I said, lots of astrophysics involved in it, but strangely human emotions were also exhibited equally that I never expected one from Nolan film. It was not an ordinary sentiment, but was strong enough to make a man cry for happy and sad situations in the movie. I liked science and emotion coming together. In fact, it saved the movie, otherwise it would have been a science documentary straight from NASA production through Nolan direction. There are many surprise elements in the movie and of course there is a twist at the end. We can call it a series of twists like the layers. Compared to last quarter of the movie to the rest, it completely detaches which opens broadly to the different directions. And that happens so fast rushing towards the other end. Which give an impression of the movie 'Inception'. In a perfect way to say the first 75% was 'The Tree of Life' and the remains are 'Inception'. ''This world's a treasure, but it's been telling us to leave for a while now.'' All the actors were so good. Matthew McConaughey steals the show as he dominates the majority of the screen space in the story presentation. There's no ruling out the fine performance executions from Anne Hathaway and the young star from the Twilight movie, Mackenzie Foy. The remaining cast was having less scope which were like the guest appearances that was widened a little broader, but was perfectly fitted for the story. Especially Matt Damon's was the crucial one. Remember the movie 'Contact', a lovely movie, which was ruined by its fictional ending. Something like that happened in this film as well. The story was initiated with a realistic approach with actual scientific contents as per the present understanding about the universe. But the end was let me down with the layered contents that kind of impossible to agree with it. As a cinematic theme it worked, yeah, a good solution for this wonderfully written story. We know that the time can't run backwards, so that's the trouble. Anyway, this movie defines in a new way, I mean scientifically the existence of ghost. It was not a horror movie, but I liked supernatural force that merged with this science fiction theme. That explains and gives vast ideas to expand our physics beyond something and somewhere yet to reach. Hats off to the director, because he was not thinking of making money here. His idea was to implement what the humans are understood so far about the cosmos. And he very nicely transformed those into the silver screen with the blend of human emotions. In my opinion, this will replace '2001: A Space Odyssey' for sometime till another one make this way. I could have not asked a better space travel drama than this, especially when I heard Nolan doing a science-fiction I believed he gonna rock it. He was so true to the science and the human feelings in this film. If you had seen enough movies before like this one, you can recall your memories like the Tom Hanks parts from 'Cloud Atlas'. But still independently stands strong and falls in a never seen before category. ''Maybe we've spent too long trying to figure all this out with theory.'' The end scene leaves a hint of a possible sequel. I would be happy if that happen in a near future, but definitely that would be a completely different cinema as per how this one ended. I know his fans want that to happen and so am I. The visuals were not that great, but simply very good. To see those in digital 3D would have given us a different experience, sadly Nolan was not in favor of that technology. Hoping this movie would get as many as the Oscars nod. Especially not getting into the best motion picture shortlist would be a shame. Like I said I'm no one fan, I just love watching everyone's every movie. I would have went to see it again if it was converted into digital 3D, since I'm modern tech geek when it comes to the films. It will become a talk of the week, perhaps month all over the world, so don't leave behind when your friends talk about it. What I gonna say is it is a must see asap if you are a movie fanatic like me otherwise Nolan movies does not need anyone's recommendation because his movies usually sell itself like the hot samosa.
People seem to think that if you enjoy a Christopher Nolan movie, you are a fanboy and the film couldn't really be that good. That is not true. He has never made a bad movie, Insomnia is probably his worst and it is still an excellent movie. Interstellar is up there in his top 3, with The Dark Knight being number 1 and Inception in number 2. I don't think he will ever make a better movie than The Dark Knight, it is without a doubt a masterpiece of cinema in my opinion. It can be enjoyed on so many levels. I remember seeing Interstellar in the movie theater and being on the edge of my seat the whole time. It was breathtaking but the end left me confused so i walked out disappointed. Since then i have watched it many times but it only took a second viewing to realize what a great ending it is and here is why. How many people discuss the end, was the wormhole open or closed for him to make it to Brand, what happens next, is there a sequel. I discuss this with people who hate the movie and the debate will still last a good 30 minutes if not more without getting heated. It is a wonderful story told through the eyes of a genius film maker who deserves more than he receives, an oscar would be nice start. I read hat his next movie is to be released in July 2017, I can't wait to find out everything about it like i have since he began. If you're unsure about Christopher Nolan, watch his career from the beginning starting with Doodlebug.
Another grandiloquent movie from Christoper Nolan. The cast is good, and McConaughey performs a role made for himself. The photography is very nice but the movie commits all the same mistakes than previous Nolan's movies. I think mistakes but it may be that they are the points Nolan fans enjoy the most ... * The story makes you believe it is a realy deeply thought plot but, in the end, it has so basic mistakes and stupidities that make it nonsensical. * There is a general ambience of every moment being epic; deep, solemn and smart dialogues but, at some point our highly trained engineer and pilot behaves really stupidly. * To keep the mentioned constant feeling of being in an epic moment, Nolan uses a thumping and insistent soundtrack. As it is not a moment, but a 3h movie, it is really tiresome. All in all, the movie is OK but you can only think this is a great movie if you are a real Nolan fan.
"Man kind was born on earth, it was never meant to die here." IT has been two days since I watched it and I still can't get it out of my head. I can safely say that it has been a long LONG time since a movie had this much effect on me after watching it. And the only thing I can think of now is to somehow Re-Watch it again. This movie was surprisingly different from Christopher Nolan's recent works because they had been great cinematic entertainment pieces catered to a wider audience with a blockbuster approach, this certainly didn't felt like that and hence the polarizing response it got. It is an ambitious project that is not meant to merely entertain, walk into it knowing that. I'll say this though, If it works for you, you'll be in heaven. The premise of the movie is that Earth is no longer capable of supporting humans on it, we must find a new home to avoid extinction. This scenario is told from a very personal perspective and not from a Global scale like some sort of apocalyptic catastrophe disaster film. At the core of the movie is the Father-Daughter relationship. The movie takes its sweet time to develop it too. Mathew McConaughey, not surprisingly, gives an amazing performance as the main lead. He really carries the film, some scenes were very emotional due to his great performance. The rest of the cast does a great job as well, especially the Daughter played by Meckenzie Foy. The One character that I never expected to be great was the robot TARS. He also acted as the source of the humor in the movie, well executed, timely and grounded. Interstellar tackles a lot of themes, Survival, Humankind, Love, Time etc, out of which 'Time' had the biggest impact on me. With relativity being a big part in the film, the whole sequence about it just struck me very deeply and I found new respect for Time. I'm actually at a loss of words to describe it. Also, there is a lot science in it so it can be confusing for many and in Nolan's tradition, it also has twists and mind numbing ending, where the more you think about it, the more numbing it gets. The visuals of this movie are breathtaking. Great cinematography and CGI. The depiction of wormholes and blackholes and other space entities were the best I have ever seen. They just suck you into the movie. Along with that, you get to listen to one of Hans Zimmer's best scores. The score not only felt personal, going perfectly with the movie, but also different from his recent works. There were times where combination of epic photography and soundtrack made the scenes timeless, like I was completely sucked into it and didn't had a clue about my surroundings. I didn't want those scenes to end. Alas, the movie was not perfect. My biggest gripe with it is that the pacing and editing was off at times. Some scenes dragged on while others were cut far shorter. The beautiful views of space could have definitely benefited from a few seconds longer onscreen time. Also, I wished there was more space exploration in it. With all the remakes, rehashes, reboots and sequels we are getting in these times, it is great to see original gems like these. This movie is definitely one of this year's best, one of Nolan's best work and one of the best movie I have seen in recent years. 9.5/10
This was my most anticipated film of 2014, and I was not disappointed. The story was slightly difficult to follow on the first watch, but that was to be expected in a film dealing with complicated fields such as astrophysics and time dilation. Many didn't find its overall message - that love is the most powerful force in the universe which transcends space and time - to be very appealing, but I thought it was an interesting take on special relativity and how two people can be bound by a common feeling, even when they're in different parts of the universe at different times. I also thought the acting was believable, for the most part, and I didn't think anyone was miscast. I enjoyed the surprise appearance from a certain famous actor about halfway through. But what really blew me away were the visuals and the soundtrack. I believe it was Quentin Tarantino who once said movies and music go hand in hand; that a moving image complimented by the right piece of music can create art. Well, the visuals in this film, which took my breath away, and the score, which perfectly captured the 'feel' of the cosmos and all its wonder, proved him right. I think this was Hans Zimmer's best work yet, and although I'm not Christopher Nolan's biggest fan, I will continue to follow his work if he can pull off more movies like this. My only regret was not seeing this film in IMAX. 10/10
Bound for a remote planet on the far side of the galaxy, the crew of the colony ship 'Covenant' discovers what is thought to be an uncharted paradise, but is actually a dark, dangerous world – which has its sole inhabitant the 'synthetic', David, survivor of the doomed Prometheus expedition. - Release Date : 9th-May-2017
During its return to the earth, commercial spaceship Nostromo intercepts a distress signal from a distant planet. When a three-member team of the crew discovers a chamber containing thousands of eggs on the planet, a creature inside one of the eggs attacks an explorer. The entire crew is unaware of the impending nightmare set to descend upon them when the alien parasite planted inside its unfortunate host is birthed. - Release Date : 25th-May-1979
The true story of technical troubles that scuttle the Apollo 13 lunar mission in 1971, risking the lives of astronaut Jim Lovell and his crew, with the failed journey turning into a thrilling saga of heroism. Drifting more than 200,000 miles from Earth, the astronauts work furiously with the ground crew to avert tragedy. - Release Date : 30th-Jun-1995
A spacecraft traveling to a distant colony planet and transporting thousands of people has a malfunction in its sleep chambers. As a result, two passengers are awakened 90 years early. - Release Date : 21st-Dec-2016
A rogue band of resistance fighters unite for a mission to steal the Death Star plans and bring a new hope to the galaxy. - Release Date : 14th-Dec-2016
Jack Harper is one of the last few drone repairmen stationed on Earth. Part of a massive operation to extract vital resources after decades of war with a terrifying threat known as the Scavs, Jack's mission is nearly complete. His existence is brought crashing down when he rescues a beautiful stranger from a downed spacecraft. Her arrival triggers a chain of events that forces him to question everything he knows and puts the fate of humanity in his hands. - Release Date : 10th-Apr-2013
In a future Earth barren of all flora and fauna, the planet's ecosystems exist only in large pods attached to spacecraft. When word comes in that the pods are to be jettisoned into space and destroyed so that the spacecraft can be reused for commercial purposes, most of the crew of the Valley Forge rejoice at the prospect of going home. Not so for botanist Freeman Lowell who loves the forest and its creatures, so decides to take matters into his own hands to protect what he loves. - Release Date : 9th-Mar-1972
The human city of Zion defends itself against the massive invasion of the machines as Neo fights to end the war at another front while also opposing the rogue Agent Smith. - Release Date : 5th-Nov-2003
When a rare phenomenon gives police officer John Sullivan the chance to speak to his father, 30 years in the past, he takes the opportunity to prevent his dad's tragic death. After his actions inadvertently give rise to a series of brutal murders he and his father must find a way to fix the consequences of altering time. - Release Date : 28th-Apr-2000
Thirty years after defeating the Galactic Empire, Han Solo and his allies face a new threat from the evil Kylo Ren and his army of Stormtroopers. - Release Date : 15th-Dec-2015
Katniss Everdeen has returned home safe after winning the 74th Annual Hunger Games along with fellow tribute Peeta Mellark. Winning means that they must turn around and leave their family and close friends, embarking on a "Victor's Tour" of the districts. Along the way Katniss senses that a rebellion is simmering, but the Capitol is still very much in control as President Snow prepares the 75th Annual Hunger Games (The Quarter Quell) - a competition that could change Panem forever. - Release Date : 15th-Nov-2013
As humanity picks up the pieces, following the conclusion of "Transformers: Dark of the Moon," Autobots and Decepticons have all but vanished from the face of the planet. However, a group of powerful, ingenious businessman and scientists attempt to learn from past Transformer incursions and push the boundaries of technology beyond what they can control - all while an ancient, powerful Transformer menace sets Earth in his cross-hairs. - Release Date : 25th-Jun-2014
Two hundred years after Lt. Ripley died, a group of scientists clone her, hoping to breed the ultimate weapon. But the new Ripley is full of surprises … as are the new aliens. Ripley must team with a band of smugglers to keep the creatures from reaching Earth. - Release Date : 12th-Nov-1997


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There are numerous things that music does indeed for individuals. I believe good music evokes true feeling. Whether that emotion is joy, sorrow, love, damage or praise, the audience will hook up to a pure form of the art. In order to produce good music one must study the build of music. Some of the top music trailblazers have either studied music in college, an out house or hands on experience. Each method works well for a certain group of people. Having a music degree affords you the possibility to do a lot in the history music field that will lead to a worthwhile career. Diner cabaret musical
One of the most popular music careers should be a professional performer or musician. You see them in the head lines in bright lights and wondering what would your life be like in their shoes. Being a musical celebrity it's a daunting task. Musical entertainers are always on even when the lights are off. Singers and music artists spend a lot of time rehearsing their build to give the best musical performance ever. Is actually always about getting better. When you think of the musician you think backstage. Well, that's true to a certain extinct. Vocalists and musicians complement each other. If the two are in complete balance its magic. Professional vocalists and musicians can perform everywhere from singing and performing at sold out stadiums for concerts or a local lounge doing musical technology shows. These artists are likely to go out on tours to promote their music. For the music performer, as soon as they record the music it's onto the next task for them. The vocalist must find innovative ways to remain relevant after the music slows shows slow down.
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INDIGO RESIDENTIAL are delighted to offer for sale this three bedroom end of terrace property in the ever popular Ampthill Heights, in the beautiful market town of Ampthill. The property was constructed within the last four years, and is finished to a high standard having undergone various upgrades by the current owners. On the ground floor the accommodation is briefly comprised of a stunning entrance hall, cloakroom, and stairs rising to the first floor. The lounge is a lovely space with wooden flooring situated to the front of the property. The kitchen/dining room has a range of floor and wall mounted units, integrated fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and a four ring gas hob. Additionally there is a lovely sitting area to the rear of the dining room by french doors looking put into the garden. On the first floor there is a master bedroom with fitted wardrobes an en-suite and walk in shower, two further bedrooms and a bathroom. The property has huge potential to extend to a second floor (STPP). Externally there is a flower bed to the front, and driveway leading to a singe garage. To the rear there is a very private garden laid to lawn with patio area and borders.
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Pink tents were clustered at the back of the Russell Street Track, as kids ran around the field, playing games and calling out to one another.
Pink tents were clustered at the back of the Russell Street Track, as kids ran around the field, playing games and calling out to one another.
Bright white luminaries, still unlit, twinkled in the sunlight as the fifth annual American Cancer Society Relay for Life of Littleton kicked off Friday, May 17, continuing into Saturday morning.
The mood was festive as parents and kids set up tents and grills and prepared to settle in for the night, but there was an underlying sadness, too, as community members reflected on the reason they were there.
Danielle Robinson, a junior at Littleton High School and captain of the six-member team All Night for the Fight recalled family members who had battled cancer.
The relay is "fun," she said, "but also sad. It's good to make money for cancer research, but sad for the reason we have to do it."
The Relay brings together people from all walks of life to celebrate those who have battled cancer and won, remember those who succumbed to the disease, and to fight back against the disease that has affected so many. Funds raised help the American Cancer Society find a cure for cancer. This year in Littleton, 322 people, representing 30 teams, participated in the Relay for Life, raising more than $50,000.
Lesley Fawcett, community executive of development for the American Cancer Society, said Littleton's Relay is planned entirely by youth volunteers and is one of the "few youth-run relays in the Greater Boston area."
"They are a strong Relay with a lot of good community support," she said.
And the kids were out in force.
Kelly Bradford participated because of family members who have had cancer. Participating in the relay, she said, "Helps me give back."
She was team captain of Pirates of the CURE-ibbean, a 12-member team.
Eighth-graders on This Little Light team also had personal stories to share. Victoria Bourque said cancer caused her grandmother's death, as well as that of family friends who "died around the same time."
Elizabeth Portante said her "grandmother and great-grandmother are both cancer survivors."
As participants continued to drift in, Liz Imbrogna kicked off the relay, telling the gathering, "Dream big, hope big and relay big. Silence won't finish the fight, action will. Just look around – [everyone] is here for the same reason – to find a cure for cancer."
She then turned the microphone over to Bobby Morse, a tenth-grader, who battled childhood leukemia when he was 5 years old.
"Today I am able to live a normal life like you. I hope I may join you in this fight and that we can expel cancer from the world," Bobby said.
People lined the track, clapping and cheering as cancer survivors walked the first lap to the tune of "Don't Stop Believin'" by Journey. At 9 p.m., 300 candles were lit during the Luminaria Ceremony, a stark reminder of loved ones lost, of those who survived their battle with cancer, and of those still fighting. Sold for $10 to raise additional funds, many of the luminarias sported messages or had brightly colored drawings.
One particularly poignant message said: "In memory of Christine … we think of you and miss you every day."
Friends Cicking Cancer, a team of fourth-graders, was especially excited to be participating in the Relay. Eleanor Church, a member of the team, said there were seven kids on the team, and so far they had raised $600.
Team member Natasha Toomey said she had never participated before, but "so far I love it."
It's an opportunity to help people, "while hanging out with your friends," she said, barely able to contain her excitement.
She sobered though, as she realized why she was there.
"Other people have experienced [cancer]," she said. "We want to find a cure so more people won't have to have this experience. We need more survivors. We want more people to be able to say 'I had cancer and I survived it.'"


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When Egg Meets Sperm...
...they don't tell you that one ordinary sunny, Tuesday you'll go to lunch (something you hardly ever do because well...that's a separate post.
...and it will be the one day you go to lunch without your cell phone because when you went to grab it, you noticed the battery was about to die, so you figure "eh, what the hell, I'll just plug it in and leave it."
...and when you're coming back from lunch, your frantic coworker S will damn near tackle you in the parking lot and breathlessly exclaim--"It's your son's school nurse on the phone--she said it was an emergency!"
...and you run upstairs to your desk, you call back the school and you wade through the world's LONGEST phone menu to finally get to the nurse's extension (the last one they list on the phone menu, by the way).
..and she tells you that she thinks your Chunky has broken his arm.
...and so you leave the office faster than when it was shaking during the Great Overkill Earthquake of 2011.
...and you sit in your car for effing 15 minutes while the slow-ass parking attendants take for-ever to move the five cars blocking you in.
...and then you get stuck behind every slow-ass driver in New Jersey who have just happened to converge on your route from work to Chunky's school at this exact moment.
...and you happen to hit every GD stoplight possible on your way there.
...and finally your husband calls you--he's beat you to the school and wants to know what to do next, so you tell him to meet you at the hospital ER.
...and when you get to the ER there is absolutely NO parking there and you end up parking on a road called "Newark Avenue" which you later find out is pretty notorious for car-break-ins (which thankfully didn't happen to you).
...and so you gently ease your Chunky out of his dad's car and walk him into the ER wherein you are right behind the poor lady about to vomit up her lungs, two kidneys, gallbladder and possibly her spleen all in one fell swoop.
...and you sit there for an hour and a half, of which luckily only an hour you have to listen to Ms. Wretched Retching retch until they take her back.
...and you sit in the ER for approximately six hours, while you don't know what's going to happen to your kid--the tell you they might have to operate on his shattered elbow*, but they can't do it at the hospital you're in, they're probably going to have to transport him to a hospital that will. Oh and can you please just empty your pockets and hand over your valuables now? Because this is going to be expensive.
...and then, as your reward for sitting there being bored out of your gourd with a kid in pain (which they only gave him medication for about 2/3rds of the way into), you are told that the pediatric orthopedist has seen his xrays and he recommends you go home--but come see him the next morning.
..and you're sprung!
...and so now you have an in-pain elementary schooler and a cranky hungry toddler and dinner to figure out and a prescription to fill.
...and so you split the difference with your husband--he takes gimpy-arm and gets dinner, and you take crankypants and get the prescription. Which seems to take forever to fill...ooof.
...and the next day you get in to see the pediatric orthopedist who takes all the nightmares that the ER planted in your head and smashes them to pieces--day surgery! cast for 3 to 4 weeks! Hooray!
...and now you're on the eve of your little boy's surgery, and even though it's day surgery and you know he'll do fine, you don't know if it's just the probable third boy parasitically feeding off of you that's making you misty about it, or just plain old being a mom, you still worry.
I'll let you know how it goes! The great Elbow Reconstruction is tomorrow at 9:15 a.m.!
*That he got playing tag and tripping on a New Jersey 80% cement playground.
Labels: Chunky


text:
every one feels that way sometimes, during periods of weakness. sometimes the feeling that you're under undeserved
scrutiny, weather it's real or imagined, can be overwhelming and i think that's what this song is partially about.
it's like, in some relationships - not necessarily 'romantic' ones - where you feel judgmental appraisal is the only
form of acceptance available and the idea of sharing humble, human love seems out of the question, the quest of
trying to earn that ever-evasive compensation can "...[drain] the blood from [you]" because "nothing ever comes for
And even when you think you've found a fountain for the kind of sober, humble acceptance you crave, which doesn't
have to be a person, but can even be something like God, you "...let go, but [you] cling", because it's something
you don't remember having seen and you don't trust what you find unfamiliar. The "Give me faith" part goes
especially well with the God idea, but obviously this song isn't about some hesitant religious awakening because of
the line about cold kisses:)