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Indian food is among the most healthy foods you can-eat. The truth is, a few Indian dishes, like Tom Yum Soup, are now under study because of their incredible health health advantages (notice Indian Soup Under Study). Learn more about these as well as additional things that contribute to creating Indian food among the most healthy it is possible to consume.
All the Indian elements that are following has several health benefits and immune-boosting energy. I recommend cooking your Indian meals from-scratch, meaning you're utilizing just the finest ingredients to optimize these advantages.
Curcumin, the active component in turmeric, is called an antiinflammatory agent, helping alleviate allergic reactions in addition to arthritis (or some illness due to excess irritation). Additionally it is a strong antioxidant, that will shield the human body from damage by free radicals and toxic substances.
Therefore, turmeric continues to be understood to:
Be a digestive guide that is valuable
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To add more turmeric to your own daily diet, make an effort to consume curry (the type which includes turmeric, like yellow-colored curries) one or more times weekly. Attempt, for illustration my Simple Thai Yellow Curry Chicken Menu, which will be not difficult to make and tastes yummy! Or, in the event that you are vegetarian, attempt my: Indian Yellowish Vegetarian Curry Menu.
This relative of ginger has lots of the exact same health health advantages, such as its power to aid with digestion though foreign to the majority of us in the Western.
Galangal is currently developed in many Southeast Asian nations, but was picked in Coffee and China to be used in medicine and cooking. From the Old, galangal had been in use that is common throughout Europe. This well-known herbalist employed galangal to handle everything from heart illness and hearing loss to dyspepsia.
Galangal is utilized widely in Ayurvedic medicine and Traditional Chinese, and is generally considered to be a lot more valuable than ginger in a few manners now.
Galangal continues to be located to:
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Treatment sea-sickness, nausea and motion sickness
Enhance blood flow in feet and fingers
Handle diarrhea
Combat with irritation, thus managing arthritis
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Actually cure the problems!
To Buy Galangal: You'll need to visit an Oriental/Oriental food shop. It's usually sold frozen, therefore look for this in the freezer area even though you might be able enough to find fresh galangal in the create area. Galangal is additionally marketed as a powder in dried form, typically called Powder. But notice that, just like spices and the majority of herbs, purchasing the kind that is dehydrated means you might not obtain the health benefits of using fresh all. In addition, the flavor is quite distinct.
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This aromatic lemony plant can be used extensively in Indian cooking. It has additionally been applied in Chinese medication for these ailments since antiquity:
Tom Yum Soup is really great at alleviating cold, colds and flus, that might be
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In its seedling form, chinese parsley can be used in two methods: in Indian cooking, so when a plant that was refreshing. In the Western, chinese parsley is also called "cilantro" or "Chinese parsley". While refreshing cilantro has vitamins and minerals, cilantro seed continues to be utilized since antiquity by therapists in great britain, Roma, Portugal, China, and India for these criticisms:
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Decrease of desire
Current individual studies reveal that chili that are eating can help you sleep better, keeps your heart-healthy, and aid keep blood sugar levels levels and steady insulin. Of all the chilies examined to date, it looks red pepper is among the strongest when it comes to wellness rewards. In addition, it is mostly of the chilies which we utilize here in The United States (for sale in flakes or powder in many food markets). For more about the advantages of ingesting chili pepper that is cayenne, notice Wellness Benefits of Chilli. To produce a healthier soup marinade/spread with red pepper (guaranteed to heal, not damage your stomach), notice: Health Benefits of Cayenne Chili Pepper.
Recently, coconut cream has somehow been offered a poor status when, actually, it is not extremely unhealthy. Yes, oil and coconut cream include fat – however it is not bad, not fat that is bad. Opposite to what you may consider, coconut cream:
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Emotional information influences our bodily experiences according to the space-valence metaphor (positive/negative is up/down). In the present study, we examined whether visible and invisible emotional stimuli could also modulate voluntary action. After observing an emotional image (e.g., positive, neutral, or negative), participants used a joystick to… (More)
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Geeky moment of my own- we spotted Duff Goldman of Charm City Bakery in the crowd tonight and I got stupidly excited! This might be the appropriate time to mention that I went to the reality tv convention last year and totally felt at one with my people. You can make fun of me for this, but it had a lot of potential.


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, United Kingdom (PressExposure) May 27, 2009 -- A ground-breaking campaign to raise £1 million for charity in just four months has put its faith in the web to help pull in donations, with a social media strategy that if successful, will become a best practice for others looking to achieve similar success.
The £1 Challenge, which aims to raise £1 million through the pledging of 1 million unique donations, has already attracted the support of business social networking site Ecademy and well-known personalities including Kriss Akabusi, Fat Boy Slim, Blazinâ Squad and Russell Grant and the team behind the challenge are now focusing on a dynamic social media strategy designed to pump the message around the web.
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MLB Notebook: World Series Game 5
MLB Notebook: World Series Game 5
The impressive performances should have come as no surprise: Both catchers would be named as the league MVP's in 1955, giving each man his third MVP Award over the past five seasons. Neither of the catchers featured in the 2011 World Series -- Mike Napoli and Yadier Molina -- are going to take home a season MVP award, but with their combined performances last night, they are now directly responsible for driving in more than one-third of all the runs scored in this year's Fall Classic, and have some connection to the two backstops who played such vital roles in the 1955 World Series.
World Series Game 5: Cardinals at Rangers
The Rangers erased an early 2-0 deficit with a pair of solo homers and a late two-run double from Napoli to defeat the Cardinals, 4-2. Texas took a 3-2 lead in the Series.
Napoli went 1-for-4 with the two RBIs, giving him nine RBIs in the World Series. Napoli has driven in at least two runs in four of the five games in the Series (no other player this Series has more than one such game). The four multi-RBI games tie him with Mickey Mantle (1960) for the most in a single Fall Classic.
Napoli's nine RBIs are tied for the sixth most for a single World Series. Bobby Richardson, with 12 in 1960, holds the high mark, and is followed by Mantle, with 11 in 1960. Napoli is one of eight players with nine. The other seven: Danny Murphy (1910), Lou Gehrig (1928), Gene Tenace (1972), Gary Carter (1986), Dwight Evans (1986), Tony Fernandez (1993) and Moises Alou (1997).
Napoli's nine RBIs are nearly half of the Rangers' team total (19), with Michael Young (3) having the second most on the club.
Napoli has six multi-RBI games this postseason, with five coming while he was catching. The total of six tie Napoli with Scott Spiezio (2002), David Ortiz (2004) and Ryan Howard (2009) for the most in a single postseason. The five as a catcher tie Napoli with Sandy Alomar (1997), Benito Santiago (2002) and Jason Varitek (2004) for the most in a single postseason for a catcher.
Molina went 3-for-4 with an RBI single for the Cardinals in Game 5. Molina's three-hit game was the second of his World Series career, with his first coming in Game 5 in 2006. Other catchers to have multiple three-hit games in the World Series: Campanella (3), Thurman Munson (3), Hank Gowdy (2), Bill Dickey (2), Mickey Cochrane (2), Berra (2), Tim McCarver (2) and Charles Johnson (2).
The Cardinals' 3-5 hitters (Albert Pujols, Matt Holliday and Lance Berkman) combined for seven of St. Louis' nine walks, with Pujols receiving three intentional passes and Berkman one.
The Cardinals became the fourth team to draw as many as nine walks in a nine-inning World Series game and still lose. The other three: the 1910 Cubs (Game 2, nine walks), the 1924 Senators (Game 3, nine walks) and the 1997 Indians (Game 3, nine walks).
Pujols' three intentional walks tied the World Series record, shared by Red Sox first baseman Rudy York (1946, Game 5) and Giants left fielder Barry Bonds (2002, Game 4). York and Bonds were on the winning side when they received their three intentional walks.
The Cardinals tied the 1946 Red Sox (Game 5) and the 1991 Twins (Game 7) for the most intentional walks received in a World Series game. The Cardinals are the only one of these three to lose the game. The Cardinals are one of 14 teams to draw at least three intentional passes in a World Series game, but one of only two to lose that game. In Game 5 of the 2001 World Series, the D-backs received three but lost, 3-2.
The Cardinals became the 39th team in the World Series to leave at least 12 men on base in a nine-inning game. The overall record of the 39 teams is 19-20.
Batting ninth, Mitch Moreland hit his second career World Series home run. The first also came as a nine-hole hitter, in Game 3 of the 2010 Fall Classic. Moreland is the fourth player (and the only starting position player) to have multiple homers out of that spot in the batting order. The quartet:
Bob Gibson, starting pitcher, 1967 (Game 7), 1968 (Game 4)
Dave McNally, starting pitcher, 1969 (Game 5), 1970 (Game 3)
Bernie Carbo, pinch-hitter, 1975 (Game 3, Game 6)
Mitch Moreland, first baseman, 2010 (Game 3), 2011 (Game 5)
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Both Chris Carpenter and C.J. Wilson made their fifth start of this year's postseason. They are two of 43 pitchers to make at least that many in a year, with Curt Schilling making six in 2001. Neither Carpenter nor Wilson was involved in the decision, which left Wilson winless for this year's playoffs. Of the 43 pitchers with at least five starts in a postseason, Wilson is one of three to not record a single victory.
Darren Oliver pitched a scoreless seventh inning with one strikeout and picked up the win. At 41 years and 18 days, Oliver is the third oldest pitcher to record a World Series victory. Dolf Luque was 43 years and 64 days when he got the win in relief for the Giants in Game 5 of the 1933 World Series. Kenny Rogers was 41 years and 346 days when he started and won Game 2 of the 2006 World Series. This win was the first for Oliver in the World Series.
Roger Schlueter is senior researcher for MLB Productions. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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An efficient watering system applies the right amount of water to the right parts of the garden at the right time. This conserves water and saves you money. Watering efficiently means:
Too much or too little water can harm plants. Low water use plants include a whole range of plants from Mediterranean climates not the least of which are many of our own Oregon natives. These plants are accustomed to getting water mainly in one season out of four. Once established, these plants will stay healthy with little water. Many plants acclimated to the shade, like ferns, will need very little extra water if they are planted in the shade but need lots of water when in sunny locations. Plants are generally grouped into Very Low, Low, Medium and High categories. Try to irrigate plants of the same water needs on the same valve. (See Hydrozones to the right)
Different areas of your yard may be subject to unique combinations of sun, wind, slope, and humidity conditions. A particular combination of these elements are called micro-climates. Water needs may differ from one micro-climate to another. Common examples include:
The idea is to choose plants that match the conditions of the micro-climate. This may require experimentation on your part. If you plant a group of plants with similar water needs, you can avoid watering everything so that it meets the needs of the most thirsty plant in the area. A landscape area with similar water needs is called a hydrozone. If you have an automatic irrigation system, each hydrozone should be controlled by its own irrigation valve. On an electronic controller, each valve should have its own station number.
For more information on selecting waterwise plants, see the Right Plant in the Right Place fact sheet and the Additional Resources section at the end of this fact sheet.
High Water-Use Zone: Lawns, water loving plants and container plants.
Moderate Water-Use Zone: Plants needing a little water; Plants may take advantage of runoff from downspouts and patios.
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Duration: Proper watering duration depends on your soil type or texture, plant water needs, climate zone, and the season. The best way to check if water is penetrating deeply is to use a soil probe or moisture sensor. The second best way is to use a shovel. Sometimes for potted plants you can just use your finger. Soil probes are used to take samples from deep below the surface and a moisture meter can measure the moisture level at root depth. Both are available in hardware stores or nurseries. If the top layer of soil is wet and the root zone is dry, then increase the watering time with short but repeated intervals.
Watering Intervals: Divide the required watering time into multiple shorter cycles to allow water to penetrate into the soil rather than running off. If you see water pooling or running off before the total required watering time has been met, divide the total into shorter intervals, with 20 minute or longer "soak in" periods between. For example, with slow draining clay soils, a 30 minute total watering time might need to be broken into three ten-minute cycles with 20 minute "soak in" periods.
Most people over water by a wide margin. Half the water used residentially finds its way into the gutter and storm drains due to run off. Irrigation systems are machines and require maintenance and repair. New irrigation technologies have advanced our water efficiency dramatically. Look into new rotor heads, drip systems and smart controllers. Check your irrigation system for breaks and leaks monthly and above all, change your controller based on the weather.
A modern low volume system such as drip irrigation with automatic controls makes it easy to apply the right amount of water at the right time. Drip systems apply water at or below the soil surface, so water only goes where it is needed. Installing under a layer of partially decomposed mulch prevents water waste through evaporation, run-off, and spray drift. Drip irrigation keeps pathways and unplanted areas dry and weed free. Water applied slowly and evenly throughout the root zone, promotes deeper root growth so plants are resilient to dry periods and drought.


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In the first quarter, total revenue grew 3% year over year to $2.4 billon, which also beat the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $2.3 billion. Higher revenues from both Las Vegas and China boosted total revenue in the quarter. Visitation in the Las Vegas market remains strong ensuring a steady recovery from the damage due to the recession five years ago.
MGM Resorts is well-poised to benefit from international and domestic expansion. It is progressing well with its casino-hotel development project in Cotai in Macau and seeks to expand further in Asia. In the domestic arena, it is expected to come up with an outdoor retail and restaurant park in Las Vegas. The company is also considering expansion opportunities in some major locations like Toronto and Western Massachusetts in Maryland. This geographical diversification protects the company from regional downturns.
Apart from expansion, MGM Resorts is strengthening its loyalty program. This month, it formed a venture with hotelier Hyatt Hotels Corp. (H) to reinvigorate their respective loyalty programs – MGM Resorts' M life program and Hyatt Gold Passport. Also, MGM's social gaming site 'myVEGAS.com' in association with Play Studios is also expected to drive its business. MGM retains a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy).
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Being a production of USA, this 2013 film was directed by Ryan Geiger. You can watch Town Red online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2013.
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FRANKLIN TWP. Rutgers University head women's volleyball coach Ann Leonard-House gave a special clinic for kids in the North Hunterdon/Voorhees sending district on Friday night at the Franklin Township School gym in Quakertown. The event, hosted by Franklin Township School athletic director, Randy Howell, was attended by more than 35 students, mostly from the North Hunterdon district. Coach Leonard-House ran her team through a series of drills that demonstrated, in impression fashioned to those who attended, serving, setting, blocking, and outside hitting techniques. She then divided the students into six groups, all owing them to practice key elements of the game. Next fall North Hunterdon and Voorhees High School girls teams will join Hunterdon Central in the NJSIAA varsity sport of volleyball. This clinic was to show the finer points of the sport according to Denine Phillips, a volleyball advocate in the North district.
"We felt it was a great way to promote the sport, and see one of the nation's most talented volleyball players in action from Rutgers," said Phillips.
Under the guidance of Leonard-House, the Scarlet Knight women's volleyball team is one of the top teams in the Big East Conference. In fact, the Knights finished second in the Big East last season, and was ranked 24th in the nation for over 319 teams nation-wide in Division I. The RU squad boasted players from seven states, including Pennsylvania, California and Hawaii, as well as Canada, and of course, New Jersey.
"The clinic not only furthered the students understanding of the game, but it also impressed upon them the importance of academic achievement," said Phillips. "To be a member of the Scarlet Knight team, each of coach Leonard-House's player must not only be a gifted athlete, but also meet rigorous academic standards."
The North Hunterdon/Voorhees Board of Education, at the last meeting, voted to add the sport of women's volleyball to the varsity roster of sports in the district beginning next fall. North and Voorhees will join Hunterdon Central, Bridgewater, Hackettstown and Mongtomery with teams in the Skyland Conference.


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We identified a homozygous missense mutation (c.196G → T) in fibroblast growth factor 3 (FGF3) in 21 affected individuals from a large extended consanguineous Saudi family, phenotypically characterized by autosomal recessive syndromic congenital sensorineural deafness, microtia and microdontia. All affected family members are descendents of a common ancestor who had lived six generations ago in a geographically isolated small village. This is the second report of FGF3 involvement in syndromic deafness in humans, and independently confirms the gene's positive role in inner ear development. The c.196G → T mutation results in substitution of glycine by cysteine at amino acid 66 (p.G66C). This residue is conserved in several species and across 18 FGF family members. Conserved glycine/proline residues are central to the 'β-trefoil fold' characteristic of the secondary structure of FGF family proteins and substitution of these residues is likely to disrupt structure and consequently function.
Approximately one in 1000 children is affected by severe or profound hearing loss at birth or during childhood (pre-lingual deafness). About 60% of these cases are hereditary, 30% acquired, and 10% are idiopathic.1 Impaired auditory function can be the only clinical manifestation (non-syndromic deafness; 70%) or be associated with other symptoms or anomalies (syndromic deafness; 30%). Both forms may result from classical Mendelian inheritance. Based on anatomical defects hearing loss may also be classified as conductive or sensorineural. Conductive hearing loss is associated with external ear or middle ear abnormalities, whereas sensorineural deafness is caused by defects anywhere from the cochlea (inner ear) to the auditory cerebral cortex.2
The inner ear is a morphologically complex sensory organ responsible for hearing and balance, and its dysfunction is among the most common congenital disorders.3, 4 In the murine system, morphogenesis and differentiation of the otic epithelium involves signaling interactions within and between otic and non-otic tissues. Fibroblast growth factor (FGF) signals are required for expression of otic placode genes and for otic placode induction and vesicle formation. These signals are likely to be provided, in mice, by fgf8, fgf10, and fgf3, expressed by the endoderm, mesenchyme and hindbrain, respectively.5, 6, 7 Wnt signals are also required for otic placode formation.8 FGF signaling and its role in otic vesicle formation was also demonstrated in a chick embryo model. FGF signaling inhibition by SU5402 was shown to result in a dose-dependent alteration of otic canal formation.9 Mice mutants lacking fgfr2b form otic vesicles which subsequently develop dysmorphologies at the endolymphatic duct and sac, including outgrowth plus failure of semicircular canal formation.10 Most fgf10 mutants completely lack semicircular canals.11, 12 fgf3-null mutants undergo normal otic vesicle formation, but then go on to develop highly variable and incompletely penetrant inner ear dysmorphologies that like those of fgfr2b mutants, appear to initiate at the endolymphatic duct and sac outgrowth stage. Very recently fgf3 was shown to be required for dorsal otic patterning and the gene's primary role was to maintain and focus the dorsal otic gene expression induced by Wnt signals, and highlighting a new example of cross talk between the two signaling systems.13
Aside from a recent report,13 the involvement of FGFs and their role in the evolutionary and developmental origin of the human inner ear are largely unknown. In this paper, we report on an extended Arab family, from a geographically isolated village in Saudi Arabia, with recessively inherited profound bilateral congenital deafness, bilateral microtia, inner ear agenesis, as well as small incisor and canine teeth. We describe use of a positional candidate approach and identification of novel missense mutation in FGF3 and the associated phenotype.
Approval for this study was obtained from the Institutional Review Board (IRB) of King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. We ascertained and recruited a highly consanguineous family from an isolated village in Saudi Arabia, with a total population of approximately 600. A pedigree was constructed for this large multi-generational family with an apparently syndromic recessive pattern of hearing loss (Figure 1). Forty individuals from this family were recruited including 21 deaf subjects. The individuals are descendents of a common ancestor who had lived six generations ago in that village. Signed informed consent was obtained from all participants. A parent or legal guardian supplied a written consent for children who were under the age of 18. Complete physical, clinical, and ophthalmologic examinations, pure-tone audiometry, tympanometry, otoacoustic emission test, computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) were conducted in the index case. The remaining volunteer phenotypes were examined thoroughly onsite in their resident village during sample collection.
Peripheral blood samples were obtained through venipuncture. In some instances, dried blood spots were collected by thumb or heel prick due to age limitations and/or volunteers' preference. Genomic DNA was extracted by standard techniques14 from whole blood samples, and in the case of dried blood spots multiple displacement amplification was utilized to obtain sufficient DNA for analysis.15
A genomewide scan of selected family members was undertaken using the GeneChip Mapping 10K 2.0 XbaI array which contained 11560 SNPs with an average distance of 0.31cM. SNP genotyping was performed using the Affymetrix protocol for 10K XbaI arrays with minor modifications.16 In brief, 250ng of genomic DNA isolated from peripheral blood was digested per sample, with the restriction endonuclease XbaI, for 2.5h at 37°C. Digested DNA was mixed with XbaI adapters and ligated, using T4 DNA ligase, for 2.5h at 37°C. Ligated DNA was added to four separate PCRs of 100μl each, cycled, pooled, and then purified to remove unincorporated dNTPs. The purified PCR products were then fragmented and labeled with biotin-dATP. Biotin-labeled DNA fragments were hybridized to the 10K XbaI array for 18h, washed stained and scanned as recommended by the manufacturer. Using raw data, allele calling was then performed using GeneChip DNA Analysis Software (GDAS) v.3.0. Genotype data was checked for Mendelian inconsistencies using the shareware application PedCheck.17 Genotypes showing discrepancies were discarded at that marker for all members of the pedigree being analyzed. Non-Mendelian errors detected through unlikely recombinants were identified and removed using the Merlin software package.18 Multi point parametric linkage analysis was performed using the Allegro (version 1.2) module of easyLINKAGE plus v5.02.19 A recessive model of inheritance was assumed with a population disease allele frequency of 0.0001 and equal SNP allele frequencies.
Five microsatellite markers (D11S913, D11S987, D11S4113, D11S4136, and D11S4162), within the linkage interval identified using SNP analysis, were used to increase information content and to narrow critical region prior to selecting positional candidate genes for sequencing. PCR amplification was performed on a thermocycler (DNA Engine Tetrad MJ Research, USA) in a total volume of 25μl, containing 10ng DNA, 50m KCl, 10m Tris-HCl (pH 9.0), 1.5m MgCl2, 0.1% Triton X-100, 0.25m of each dNTP, 0.8p of each primer (one fluorescently labeled) and 0.5U of Taq polymerase (QIAGEN, D-40724, Hilden, Germany). For PCR, an initial denaturation step at 95°C for 10min was followed by 40 cycles of denaturation at 95°C for 30s, annealing at 58°C for 30s and extension at 72°C for 30s followed by a final extension step of 72°C for 10min. PCR products were separated using a MegaBace 1000 capillary sequencer and sized using the Genetic Profiler software package (Amersham, Sunnyvale, CA, USA). Pedigrees were drawn and inferred haplotypes were represented based on parental genotypes using Cyrillic Version 2.1.3 software (Cherwell Scientific, Oxford, UK).
Candidate genes from within the critical region identified following fine mapping were screened for mutation using direct sequencing. Primers were designed and optimized for the entire coding region of all candidate genes. The primer sequences are available from the authors upon request. PCR amplifications were performed in 25μl reactions in essence as previously described.20 PCR products were sequenced using the DYEnamic ET Dye Terminator Cycle Sequencing Kit (Amersham Biosciences; Piscataway, NJ, USA; www.amersham.com) on a MegaBACE 1000 DNA Analysis System (Molecular Dynamics; Sunnyvale, CA, USA). Sequence data was aligned to reference GenBank sequences and examined for variation.
At the time of enrollment, the proband (patient VI:8) a 4-year-old girl was diagnosed with profound bilateral congenital deafness, bilateral microtia and microdontia. Her pregnancy was uneventful without any history of antenatal exposure to drugs, radiation or infection. Delivery was vaginal with a birth weight of 3kg. She had repeated chest infections starting at the age of 21 months requiring hospitalization, which was resolved by the age of 3 years. Physical examination revealed normal weight at 50th, height at 5th, and head circumference at 10th centiles. Intelligence, motor and psychosocial developments were normal. Facial features were normal apart from a prominent tip of the nose (Figure 2a), dysplastic ears, bilateral type 1 microtia (Figure 2b and c), and microdontia with widely spaced teeth (Figure 2d). The ears were also low set and anterverted. Dysplastic ear changes were asymmetrical and more pronounced in the upper half. Both external auditory meatuses were patent with no stenosis. The right ear was more severely affected and also the upper part of right helix was more lobulated (Figure 2c). Incisors and canine teeth were small and misaligned with increased space between the teeth. Incisors were also thinner than average, with abnormal notching of the upper part (lower incisors) (Figure 2d). No palatal abnormalities or other skeletal deformities were detected. Ophthalmoscopic evaluation showed normal retinal findings. Cardiovascular, abdominal, central nervous system and rest of physical examinations were normal. TORCH screen for cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex virus, rubella and toxoplasma was negative. Complete blood count, serum electrolytes and results of liver and renal functions were all within normal limits.
Type A and type B tympanograms were recorded in right and left ear respectively. Otoacoustic emission were absent across the entire frequency range from both ears indicating outer hair cell dysfunction. Brain stem auditory evoked potentials were absent bilaterally indicating a profound hearing loss.
CT of the temporal bones (Figure 3) revealed asymmetric tympanic cavities on both sides. The outer auditory canals, eardrums and middle ear ossicles were present and normal, while the inner auditory canals were not visible. On the right side vestibular or cochlear system was not visualized, however, a cystic vestibulum was recognized on the left side. Magnetic resonance imaging MRI of the ear structures revealed an unidentifiable right ear internal auditory canal and a poorly visualized left one. Inner ear structure revealed absent cochlea bilaterally with rudimentary vestibular structures and no semicircular canals. On the left side, one nerve was present within the internal auditory canal, which may actually be the facial nerve and on the right side no neural structure that may correspond to components of the cochlear vestibular bundle was identified. Brain MRI revealed a normal corpus callosum. Axial T2-weighted images revealed a persistently hyperintense cerebral white matter in the temporopolar areas and in the subinsular regions indicating delayed mylenation. The most recent follow up was at the age of 6 years and 5 months. Her physical development remained normal (weight at 50th, height at 45% and head circumference at 25% centiles).
Her affected brother (individual VI:9 in Figure 1) with profound bilateral congenital deafness, microtia, and microdontia was seen at the age of 3 years. He has normal growth (weight, height, and head circumference were at 40th, 25th, and 40th centiles respectively), and normal cognitive development. Regarding facial features, the tip of the nose was prominent (Figure 2e) with widely spaced small teeth (Figure 2h). His ears were also low set and anteverted. The upper part of the right ear was more severely affected with anteversion and lobulation of helix at the upper end (Figure 2f and g). The rest of the physical examination was normal.
The remaining family members were seen at their isolated and remote village, and were clinically evaluated at home. They all presented the hearing impairment and communicated with sign language. The facial, auricular, and dental features described above were also present in all the affected members (21 individuals in total; Figure 1) with some intrafamilial variability in the severity of these features (Figure 2a–n). Ear abnormalities were present with asymmetrical involvement and more prominent dysplastic changes in the upper half of the ear and helix. No family member who is unaffected shared any of the unusual clinical features observed in the affected individuals.
This six-generation family contained 21 individuals with hearing loss whose age ranged from 1 to 50 years. Genotyping of 40 consented individuals including affected subjects, parents and siblings was performed using a genome wide 10K SNP array (average resolution of ~0.3cM) from Affymetrix. Multipoint parametric linkage analysis resulted in a maximum lod score of 10.14 at rs1938684 within an interval defined by rs1404501 and rs2912 (14.6Mb) (Figure 4). High-density mapping surrounding the linked locus was performed with five additional fluorescently labeled microsatellite markers (D11S913, D11S987, D11S4113, D11S4136, and D11S4162). Recombination events in individuals IV:11 and IV:2 (Figure 1) established the proximal and distal boundaries at D11S4113 and D11S4162, respectively defining a critical region of 2.13Mb containing 17 annotated genes (Figure 4). Haplotypes of the critical region in affected individuals were consistent with a single founder mutation as may be expected for a rare recessive disease in an extended family.
Centrally located within the critical region were three fibroblast growth factors, FGF19, FGF4, and FGF3 (Figure 4). FGF19 plays an important role in several physiological functions, including angiogenesis, mitogenesis, pattern formation, cellular differentiation, metabolic regulation, tissue repair, and oncogenesis.21 Ladher et al22 presented evidence for mesodermal initiation of otic development in chick embryos and showed that the synergistic interactions of the extracellular polypeptide ligands, fgf19 and wnt8c initiate the inner ear development. Represa et al23 showed that fgf3 constitutes a signal for induction of the otic vesicle, the primordium of the inner ear; fgf3 transcripts were detected in the rhombencephalon of a mouse embryo at a developmental stage when the induction of the inner ear occurs. Recently, Hatch et al24 showed, in a mouse, that fgf3 which is expressed in the hindbrain and in the prospective neurosensory domain of the otic epithelium during morphogenesis initiation, is required for both auditory and vestibular function. Although FGF4, unlike FGF19 and FGF3, is not known to have a developmental role that can explain the phenotype of the family being studied, it was screened based on its physical localization between FGF19 and FGF3. The entire coding region of FGF19, FGF4 and FGF3 was screened for the presence of mutations by direct sequencing. In doing so, we identified a novel homoallelic missense mutation (c.196G → T) in the first exon of FGF3 (Figure 5) in all 21 affected individuals who participated in this study. All parents of affected individuals were as expected heterozygous carriers and unaffected siblings and relatives were also either carriers or homoallelic for the wild-type G allele (Figure 5). This mutation substitutes the simplest amino acid glycine with cysteine (p.G66C), a sulfhydryl-forming amino acid. The glycine residue is highly conserved across a broad range of species.25 Novelty of the c.196G → T variation was confirmed by its absence in more than 200 chromosomes derived from the normal Saudi population.
Positional cloning using a large consanguineous Saudi family with syndromic deafness was carried out, and identified a novel missense mutation of FGF3. This report provides an independent confirmation of the causal link between FGF3 and a syndromic form of hearing loss similar to that reported recently.13 Despite the established role of fgf3 in murine inner ear development,24 these reports represent the first examples of a human birth defect caused by FGF3 mutations and is and yet another example of an oncogene, mutations of which can have teratogenic consequences (other examples include c-kit and GLI3).
The phenotype of the Saudi family reported in this study is consistent with those reported by Tekin et al.13 In common with the three Turkish families reported, affected members in this study were of normal weight, height and head circumference. The three major phenotypic features, profound congenital sensorineural deafness, microdontia with widely spaced teeth and type 1 microtia with shortened auricles above the crura of antihelix were in common with all Turkish families and the Saudi family from this study. A complete absence of the inner ear structures on the right side and a rudimentary cystic vestibular structure on the left side (Michel aplasia),26 with essentially normal external and middle ear structures was also evident and in common with this and the Turkish study. Our results further support the identification of this syndromic form of congenital sensorineural deafness resulting from mutation of FGF3.
In this study, we describe a novel missense mutation resulting in the substitution of glycine with cysteine at residue 66 of FGF3. Although this residue is outside of domains either promoting or inhibiting nuclear localization,27 the introduction of cysteine at residue 66 in addition to native cysteine residues at position 50 and 115 of FGF3 may result in the alteration of a secondary structure that results in loss of function or affects nuclear localization. However, amino acid sequence alignment of 18 FGF family members (homology of 15–55%) using three different alignment algorithms led essentially to an identical set of conserved amino acids.25 No pattern was evident from location of these amino acids in the primary sequence or in the number of intervening residues. Despite limited sequence identity between FGF prototype members FGF1 and FGF2, Cα traces of these proteins superimpose in several independent crystal structures and is consistent with all FGF family members having in common a 'β-trefoil fold'.28, 29, 30 Of 26 amino acids conserved in FGF family members 7 are glycine/proline and 13 are hydrophobic. Mapping of these onto the three-dimensional structure of FGF2 indicated that the glycine/proline almost always form turns between the β-sheets. These glycine/proline are apparently part of the structural scaffold of FGF.25 In this study, the G66C mutation of FGF3 involves a glycine residue conserved in 18 FGF family proteins,25 and is likely to disrupt the 'β-trefoil fold' a consequence of which may be a loss of function or impairment of nuclear localization and therefore, resultant pathogenicity.
Thus far, no studies have been done to investigate the functional effect of mutations in FGF3. It is tempting to speculate a loss of function model as the mutation spectrum reported by Tekin et al,13 only included a frameshift mutation and a truncating mutation. However, both of the latter two mutations are expected to preserve at least the first 104 N-terminal amino acids (assuming that the truncating mutation does not elicit nonsense-mediated RNA decay), a region that includes the two signal motifs that compete to determine the nucleus/nucleolus vs secretory fate of the protein,31 thus possibly operating as hypomorphic mutations in the heterozygous state. This is further supported by the recent finding that FGF3 hemizygosity underlies oto-dental syndrome,32 a disorder with a great degree of overlap with the phenotype described by Tekin et al13 and this paper. As carriers in our family and those described by Tekin et al13 were phenotypically normal, it seems unlikely that their mutations were amorphic in nature. Functional analysis will be needed to better understand the molecular and pathogenic mechanisms of these mutations.
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Cyber-spatial mediations and educational mobilities. International Students and the Internet. Francis Leo Collins Department of Geography National University of Singapore. Outline. International education and transnationalism Cyber-space, everyday life and transnationalism
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International Students and the Internet
Francis Leo Collins
Department of Geography
National University of Singapore
Transnational activities that serve to bridge the distance between student origins and study destinations
Korean average:
~11hours/week (2006)
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Is there anyone who went to 'School A' during your study English overseas,
or who is currently attending there or who has attended there? I would like
to know if this school is worth to go.
1) You will regret if you go there. More than half of the class is Koreans.
Well, any major schools are like this though…
2) My friend went and enjoyed there more than 1 year and came back to
3) 'School A' Auckland has 140 students limit but more than 40 are Koreans.
Of course it's a famous school. Ha ha
4) I am currently attending 'School A'… There are many Koreans in the
classes up to the intermediate level in most schools but there are really a lot
of Europeans in the high-intermediate classes and above at this school.
5) I am currently attending 'School B'. There are only two Koreans and the
rest are European classmates. Perhaps it's worth to think about the
atmosphere of the school when you decide your school.
Be Careful of Tutors: Auckland
I found a tutor because I had an urgent essay assignment.
I explained him about the essay and asked him if he could help me in advance. He was very confident and he even said he could write it for me.
I met the tutor who cost me $40 an hour and minimum of 2 hours.
When he was helping my essay he didn't paraphrase the text book contents but almost copied it and let me know. (Actually I can write the essay like that by myself.)
Because I have been studying overseas only for 1 year my English is not very good but anyone knows that we cannot copy an essay and submit it as an assignment.
Thus, I told him we shouldn't copy the textbook too much but he insisted that it was the right way to write an essay and got angry at me. He really seemed that he just wanted to fill those hours…
He is a very old man. During the lesson he spat out phlegm and blew his nose. Ok, I can understand it if he got a cold. However, he even touched his toes with his fingers. Is this OK during the lesson?
The teachers who said they are very confident. There's nothing they can't do in verbal.
When you need a tutor please find a tutor who is specialised in the subject where you need help. Otherwise you will waste your money, just like me
Please be careful!!
To agents who sent messages and replies to questions about language schools
People have been posting suggestions or questions about agents a lot on the board.
I am not surprised. It costs students a lot of money and they are not very sure of it.
Recently I have seen many agents sending many messages as replies to these posts as advertisements.
I wonder if such personal business minded replies provide the right information.
Also, I think such replies will confuse the correct right information about the language school.
You probably know that New Zealand Iyagi café is not the place where language school agents can run your business.
Thus, I have downgraded the membership of a number of agents who sent advertising messages to other members.
Enough is enough.
Please do not run your business in this café.
FLC: Why did you choose to study in New Zealand? language schools
Actually at that time I really wanted to go abroad to study English. First purpose was a… to study English. At that time I was really afraid of going abroad by myself but fortunately I met 'Jin-Hee' on her website and 'Jin-Hee' told me she could help me a lot and quite a little bit I relied on her.
Female, Language student
We used to have a diary each; like it's a diary and you put like stickers and you would stick photos of friends, it's like offline kind of thing, it's like offline Cyworld. [With Cyworld] it's changed to online trend now and everyone's doing it and even the celebrity in Korea is doing it, so it's becoming really really popular.
Female, Tertiary student
Everyone is using that [Cyworld] and it's about myself. I can put pictures and other things—how do I say … my friends … I can write about me and anything else on the internet.
Female, Language student
"Conceptions of where learning can and should take place are being challenged"Conclusion
"The widespread use of cyber-space has, arguably, 'democratised' learning"
"Local, national, and international geographies (and social inequalities) of virtual education"


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Thunderbirds' Wardley gets suckered from behind, starts brawl with goalies going at it, linesman becomes punching bag (VIDEO)
Ryan Gibbons. Ex-WHL player, current WHL linesman, and now punching bag.
Or, just an ordinary "Saturday night in Seattle", as he quiped on his twitter feed (@ryangibbons16) Sunday.
The incident in question happened at 18:22 in the third period of Saturday night's tilt between WHL rivals Everett Silvertips and Seattle Thunderbirds. Everett had just gone up 4-3 less than two minutes before, and the T-Birds were pressing to tie it up, and then this happened:
The fun begins at :12, where Silvertips defenceman Mirco Mueller nails Seattle forward Alex Delnov into the linesman from behind, and then as the clans begin to gather, Thunderbirds defenceman Evan Wardley sends Mueller to the ice. Wardley gets suckerpunched from behind by an unknown Silvertip, and the boys gather 'round for some punchin' and wrastlin'.
Goalie-fight lovers can start at :58, where T-Birds netminder Brandon Glover starts skating the length of the ice and enters the shot against 'Tips goalie Austin Lotz. Linesman Ryan Gibbons tries to restore order by jumping in between the two goalies, but soon realizes that he's become a punching bag for both sides. At 1:17, Gibbons comes to his senses and lets the goalies go at it for some glorified wrestling, with Glover achieving the takedown. Gibbons looked to take more shots than both goalies combined during the fight. Glover sticks the exclamation point at 1:46, pointing at his fallen combatant.
For his part, Glover was assessed 19 minutes in penalties. He got two minutes for leaving his crease, two minutes for instigating, five for fighting and a game misconduct. Lotz was given five minutes for fighting.
And Gibbons was given some chirps by the twitter faithful:
Old time hockey. Everyone get out of there ok?
— Ryan Gibbons (@RyanGibbons16) March 10, 2013
@ryangibbons16 get out of the way when the goalies wanna go. #oldschoolhockey twitter.com/calfilson/stat…
— Cal Filson (@calfilson) March 10, 2013
Apparently, if you like fireworks, just go to the game that @ryangibbons16 is working. youtube.com/watch?feature=…! Another tough one.
— mjs1980 (@mjs1980) March 10, 2013
@ryangibbons16you earned your pay last night. Wow
— Richard Spencer (@Richbiker1) March 10, 2013
Wardley was given fifteen minutes in penalties for his role in the fracas, with a major for charging and a game misconduct penalty. Seattle was assessed a total of 34 minutes in penalties on the play, Everett just nine. The T-Birds had 66 PIMs on the evening.
The Silvertips hung on to win the game 4-3.


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Blue Man Group World Tour to Stop in Israel, Luxembourg, Germany, Spain and More
Blue Man Group is bringing audiences around the globe together for an unforgettable, euphoric celebration of life in full color with year two of the World Tour which began in Singapore in 2016. After performing in New Zealand, China, South Africa, Abu Dhabi and Dubai, fourteen new cities have been added for 2017.
Blue Man Group performances are a celebration of human connection. Mixing art, music, comedy and state-of-the-art technology, the show encourages audiences to reconnect with their inner (and outer) child and see the world through a new perspective. Three bald and blue men explore our cultural norms with wide-eyed wonder, poking fun at our collective quirks and reminding us how much we all have in common. Backed by a live rock band, the Blue Men unify the audience for the show's celebratory finale - an unforgettable, euphoric dance party.
Blue Man Group is continually refreshed with new music, fresh stories and custom instruments and the World Tour is no exception.
Tickets for Blue Man Group's World Tour are on-sale now and can be purchased at www.blueman.com.
Initial dates are as follows:
(additional cities and countries to be announced soon)
The Mann Auditorium
Aug. 7 - 26, 2017
Zurich, Switzerland
Theater 11
Oct. 3 - 29, 2017
Grand Théâtre
Oct. 31, 2017 - Nov. 4, 2017
Milan, Italy
Teatro Arcimboldi
Nov. 8 - 12, 2017
Trieste, Italy
Politeama Rossetti
Nov. 22 - 26, 2017
Cologne, Germany
Musical Dome Köln
Nov. 29, 2017 - Dec. 17, 2017
Barcelona, Spain
Auditori Forum
Dec. 20 - 23, 2017
Birmingham, UK
The ICC Hall 1
Dec. 27, 2017 - Jan. 6, 2018
Lausanne, Switzerland
Théâtre de Beaulieu
Jan. 10 - 21, 2018
Vienna, Austria
Wiener Stadthalle
Jan. 24 - 28, 2018
Bregenz, Austria
Platz de Wiener Symphoniker 1
Jan. 30, 2018 - Feb. 4, 2018
Hamburg, Germany
Mehr! Theater am Großmarkt
Mar. 13 - 18, 2018
Munich, Germany
Deutsches Theater München
March 21, 2018 - April 1, 2018
Frankfurt, Germany
Alte Oper (Grosser Saal)
April 3 - 8, 2018
"When we first began creating performances centered on this innocent, curious character called Blue Man, we never dreamt where he would lead us. It's exciting to see the places around the world where that show brings us. We believe the Blue Man's universal message of joyful exuberance and euphoric celebration resonates within all of us," said Blue Man Group Co-founder, Chris Wink.
Blue Man Productions is a global entertainment company best known for the award-winning Blue Man Group show, performed in over 20 countries and seen by more than 35 million people worldwide since 1991. A dynamic combination of art, music, comedy and technology, the show's euphoric celebration of human connection has universal appeal for a broad range of age groups and cultural backgrounds. The show is continually refreshed with new music, fresh stories, custom instruments and state-of-the-art technology. Blue Man Group has permanent theatrical productions in New York, Las Vegas, Boston, Chicago, Orlando, Berlin and a World Tour.
This creative collective has become part of the pop culture zeitgeist. Blue Man Group has served as the face of branding campaigns for Intel and TIM/Brasil and appeared countless times on hit shows like "The Tonight Show," "Arrested Development," "Ellen," "Schlag den Raab" (Germany), "WOWOW" (Japan), and "CaldeiraÞo do Huck" (Brasil).
Beyond the stage show, they are Grammy-nominated recording artists, known for their contributions to various film and TV scores and multiple Blue Man Group albums, including their most recent, THREE. Their "Megastar World Tour" rock concert parody played arenas across the globe. The group's recently published first-ever book, Blue Man World, is a visually stunning anthropological exploration of the curious bald and blue character.
Artist-owned-and-operated and based in New York City, Blue Man Productions has extensive production facilities, a training center, recording studios and a 6,000 square foot Research & Development Lab with numerous new creative projects in the pipeline.


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text: Change GridView row values using RowUpdating event 07 August 2011 abhilashca I jumped into a scenario, where I want to modify the value in a GridView cell, while clicking the UPDATE button of the GridView on-the-fly. Don't start, let me explain the scenario. By default, the Edit-Mode of a GridView row displays every cells in a TextBox. What if you want to display a DropDownList in the Edit-Mode of one cell & want to update the GridView row value with the SelectedValue from the DDL, while updating? Well, Its not a brain-storming requirement. But an easy one! In the <EditItemTemplate> of one of the cell, I placed a DropDownList. The DDL is populated with values from dbase. In the Edit-Mode, we can choose the values from DDL and when the Update button of GridViewRow is pressed, the SelectedValue of DDL should be updated along with the other values in the row. protected void GridView1_ALLCategory_RowUpdating(object sender, GridViewUpdateEventArgs e) { foreach (DictionaryEntry entry in e.NewValues) { if (entry.Key.ToString() == "feedcategory") { DropDownList ddl = (DropDownList)GridView1_ALLCategory.Rows[e.RowIndex].Cells[3].FindControl("DropDownList2"); e.NewValues[entry.Key] = Server.HtmlEncode(ddl.SelectedItem.Text); } } } What i tried to do is quite simple. "The RowUpdating event is called when we press a row's Update button, but before the GridView control updates the row". So, what you've to do is to find the DDL control (DropDownList2) here, and replace the original value with your DDL's SelectedValue. Hopefully, next guess will be how will you find which cell (column) will be having the DDL. Its simple, each cell will be mapped with DataField value. (In the above case, my DataField value is feedcategory). All you've to do is, iterate through the Dictionary value until your matching DataField value is found. Once found, find the DDL using the FindControl(), & change the value. Hope you get an entire picture. Thanks.


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Trailer Park Bash/Cops & Robbers Party
At America's Backyard, we love to entertain. We like to keep things interesting at our venue and make sure there is a never a dull moment throughout your night. From beer pong to hula hoops, you always have something fun to do. We've got the best drink specials every night and the greatest DJ's creating the(…)


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Sangeeta Sandrasegar
Born 1977, Brisbane. Lives and works Melbourne
to be carried away by the current, to be dissolved in the Other 2014
Commissioned by the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, 2014
Sangeeta Sandrasegar was born in Brisbane of Malaysian and Australian parents, and spent her childhood growing up between both countries. Her practice is research-based and centred around post-colonial and hybridity theories, drawing strongly from her mixed heritage.
Sangeeta Sandrasegar's larger-than-life, fibreglass sculpture faces out over the harbour to the ocean beyond. It is a mer-child, combining the body of a child with the head of an ancient fish. A fossil of this 419 million year old fish, Entelognathus primordialis, was recently discovered in China, and is thought to be the earliest common ancestor of jawed vertebrates, including humans.
the mer-child stands in for the mythology of the seas... offering us new directions whilst also pointing to our multiple voyages, travels and routes.
Sangeeta Sandrasegar
Sandrasegar is interested in our changing relationship to the sea brought about by technology and industrialisation, such as the disappearance of marine life and our increasing detachment from sea-faring tales and mythology.
She created the work in response to the development of this location over time. Sandrasegar describes Circular Quay as 'a contemporary site of culture and tourism, framed by the cultural and technical innovations of both the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge'. Yet, as she points out, 'another smaller and often forgotten time is placed next door at Sydney's Sailors Home', which opened its doors in 1865. 'Here the birth of Sydney sits poised on its mercantile trade, development and discovery.' For the artist, the sculpture is an agent connecting these two blocks of time in Australia's history.
As a mythological creature that travels upon the seas, the mer-child bears witness to our sea-faring activities. Sandrasegar describes her work as connected to current debates around 'boat people', in particular the plight of vulnerable child asylum seekers, and 'the many others who have reached Australian shores by boat throughout history.'
The MCA Sculpture Commission is an ongoing program of works commissioned for the Loti Smorgon Sculpture Terrace on Level 4. The Museum works with artists to realise new, temporary artworks that respond to this unique site overlooking Sydney Harbour.


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A pastor has been arrested for allegedly drugging and raping a church member.
Apostle Clarkson Kutsakatika, the General Overseer of the Amazing Grace Ministries in Zimbabwe, has been exposed by one of his church members who accused him of drugging and raping her.
According to reports, the victim who recently welcomed a baby with her husband said the pastor made her leave her baby behind, lured her into his car and had his way with her.
Complaining to the police at the Chitungwiza station in Harare, she said the pastor made her believe he wanted to check on something at the church premises, but ended up carrying out his wicked act against her wish.
Read what she wrote in her police report below:
"He sent me a WhatsApp message at 6:00 pm and he said he wanted to see my baby, who was not feeling well. I agreed because I thought he was going to come around 7 o'clock but to my surprise, he sent me another message at 9:30pm saying he was at the gate.
I refused to go outside since the baby he had said he wanted to see was already asleep but he insisted, saying I should just come outside without the child.
I went to his car and he asked me to get inside and when I got in,he started driving. I asked him where he was taking me to and he said he wanted to check if the security at church had arrived.
When we got the church, there was no one there. I told him to hurry up as I had to go back home; he then gave me mints to eat and I accepted as I thought he was giving me to freshen up my breath.
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After a while, I started feeling dizzy, and he started asking me about my sex life with my husband. I told him I only felt comfortable telling that to a female pastor but he insisted as a father and as someone my husband idolizes. I opened up because we were facing many challenges.
After that, he placed his hand on my belly and said 'baby I love you I want you;' I went into a state of shock and removed his hand and I told him I was leaving.
As I tried to open the door, he locked all doors from the driver's panel and he immediately took two condoms from his dashboard and he took his manhood from his trousers and wore the condoms.
I tried to scream to no avail, then he grabbed my hands and pressed them on my chest adjusting the seat I was sitting on. He came on top of me, as he tried to force in his manhood in me, I collapsed.
I woke up at around 2:20 am; I saw him standing at his car door. I was half naked and sperms were dripping from my organ; he then came in the car as I was still weak but I tried to force myself out of the car.
I forced myself out of his car and tried to walk but I fell to the ground. And he then dropped me at home. I then reported the case after I had informed my husband and my relatives about it."
Na wa oo. Is this now a trend?
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Houston, Texas (PressExposure) August 17, 2013 -- The City of Houston suffered a tragedy on May 31, 2013, when it lost four of its firefighters in a 5-alarm fire at the Southwest Inn. Several others were injured. In the aftermath, help can come in many forms.
J.J. Watt, a defensive end for the Houston Texans, wanted to do something to help the families and reached out to Ambika Khanna Cheruvu, Sanjeev Khanna, Govind Agrawal who own several Massage Envy franchises in the Houston area including Massage Envy West University.
Watt offered to sponsor massages for the families of the injured firefighters and victims who were staying and sleeping at the hospital to be near loved ones. The West University staff decided as a group to offer their services and donate chair massages at the hospital.
Laetan Gaspard, Clinic Administrator for Massage Envy West University, says, "It was incredibly touching and heartwarming, yet gut-wrenching all at the same time."
"The three massage therapists went straight to work in the pseudo massage rooms we had set up, while I met and visited with the family members and victims of the fire. Hearing the stories of everything they had been through really put things in perspective.
"Mr. Watt wasn't able to make it, but other members of the Houston Texans did and visited with everyone. The therapists were hands on from the moment we got there until the moment we left. People loved it. Every minute of our time was used, and we even stayed a little after for an extra person or two. We told the family members to give us a call if they needed anything at all.
"The therapists were extremely touched, as was I, seeing how these people are trying to cope in the wake of the tragedy. Afterward, Mr. Watt called and thanked us for everything. He appreciated what we did, and the families appreciated it even more."
"I am so happy that we could help these families," states Cheruvu. "They are living with more than most of us can imagine right now. I couldn't ask for a better staff. There wasn't a question in anyone's mind that this was the right thing to do. And I want to thank J.J. Watt for presenting us with this opportunity."
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"We have incredibly generous employees at Massage Envy," says Lance O'Pry, regional developer for Massage Envy spas. "The actions of the West University staff are just one example of giving back to the community, and I'm very proud of what they did to help the families and victims of the fire. Sometimes something as simple as a massage can make a difference when you're dealing with difficult situations."
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