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Avicenna's Concepts on Cancer Metastasis from the 11th Century
From ancient times to the era of industrialization, medical and philosophical scholars have long been wondering about the nature and the underlying mystery of cancer. Despite the extensive efforts in recent decades trying to shed light on the true histopathologic basis of malignancies, many questions remain to be elucidated. Thus, it's not surprising that even the most notable predecessor physicians knew only very little about cancer and metastasis. In this paper, we present a brief review of the historical assumptions about the origin and spread of tumoral growths. Subsequently, we will look at an impressing notion by Avicenna about the possibility of local metastasis, which had remained unacknowledged so far and highlights the intellect of this great Persian physician even further. [GMJ.2019;8:e1292]
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Thanks to the internet, information is floating around us at levels never experienced before in human history. Despite this fact, picking up a good book to read it is still a very powerful learning experience. Instead of letting books collect on shelves, reading at least one book per week can open up the mind to new possibilities. If you don't think you have time for reading a real book, here are some ideas to help get your started.
#1. Take an honest look at your time investments.
There's a good chance that you could carve out at least 30 minutes for reading every day. Between social media investment, television investments, video game investments, and other entertainment options, the average person spends 3-4 hours every day looking at a screen outside of their work responsibilities. Look at where you're investing time and you'll be surprised how much you could dedicate to reading.
#2. Pick an author which relates to you.
Reading is more about the author-reader relationship than many realize. Think about your favorite authors right now. What was their background? What are their hobbies? What are their spirituality preferences? We all tend to read authors when we feel like the words they've written have a direct impact on us. To encourage more reading, pick an author that could be your best friend.
#3. Get an overview of the book first.
Many times we give up reading a book because the information seems too dense or the argument being made seems nonsensical. Being interested in what a book has to offer is the key to unlocking its potential. Take the time to look over the subtitles, the flaps, and the table of contents before committing to a full read. If you don't agree with how the thesis of the book seems to be evolving, then put it down and find something more interesting to read.
#4. It's fine to skim chapters and paragraphs.
Now here's a fact that authors and publishers don't like to share: many books have several pages of "filler content." It's supportive information, sometimes dialogue, but overall has very little to do with the overall thesis being presented. Skim each chapter to see if it is even worth reading. If it looks like there is some useful information available, then read the introduction and conclusion sentences of each paragraph. If those seem interesting, then read the rest of the information. Don't waste your time reading something that you'll forget by breakfast tomorrow.
#5. Spoil the ending.
You might not want to do this for a fiction novel, but for non-fiction books, you can pretty much sum up the entire content being presented in the first and last paragraphs that have been published. Absorb this information and you'll have a good idea of what supporting facts are included between the beginning and ending of the book. If you find that the thesis or the conclusion are a bit worthless, then you don't have to waste your time reading the book.
Finding time to read a book each week means finding a book that is interesting to you while carving out the time to actually read it. Follow these steps and you'll find that the information you do take the time to read will become much more interesting.

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When you're looking for a useful complement to your chiropractic care in Trinity, FL, Swedish massage may be just what you need. Swedish massage, also known as relaxation massage or classical massage, is what people usually think about when they think of massage. You might not have thought of what professional massage therapists bring to the table:
Technique – There are five distinct strokes a Swedish massage therapist need to master: kneading (petrissage), sliding (effleurage), tapping (tapotement), fiber manipulation, and vibration or shaking. Learning these so that the proper amount of movement is used without causing you pain takes time and training. All of these methods can be used in any combination depending on the interests and needs of the client.
Strength – Massage therapists use their hands for hours a day working on the body, and this constant exercise allows them to be as strong at the end of the massage as they were at the beginning. It also allows them to work through the layers of your body in order to give you the most relief possible.
Time – When you get a massage at home from a loved one, it's not often that you can decide how long the massage lasts. Massage therapists are there for you for the full 30-minute, 60-minute, or 90-minute sessions.
Peace – Massage therapists can talk to you if you want, or they can just be quiet and do their job. They won't burden you with the problems of their day if you'd rather just listen to soothing music. And speaking of music…
Equipment – Music, soothing smells, and a professional massage table…it all comes together to make the perfect massage experience.
Swedish massage is for just about everyone on the planet. If you would like to add it to your chiropractic care in Trinity, FL, give us a call today.


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Culture clash in nursing homes'
by Carol Bradley Bursack, Editor-in-Chief
Person-Centered Care: Dealing with Culture Clash in Nursing Homes
If you think about what Grandpa George's life was like as he grew up during the Great Depression, you may be able to understand him a little better. The dust bowl of the 1930s still clogs his brain--memories of being crammed into a bed with his siblings to stay warm and the fright of seeing people begging on the street continue to linger.
Generational Gaps Do Exist
Today, Grandpa George now belongs to one of those groups scientists term the "very old." Although he's pretty sharp for his age, he still needs nursing home care for his fading body. What he enjoys most is chatting with others his age about the old times, good and bad.
Grandpa George and your dad often see each other, as your dad, who is only 68, has severe Multiple Sclerosis, and had to move into the same nursing home as his father. Normally, they get along okay, though their relationship was never close.
Grandpa George seems to derive pleasure in complaining loudly when he sees your dad, who never has had a great appetite, leave the food on his plate unfinished. This was always an issue when your dad was growing up as Grandpa George was a stern father who never forgot the scarcity of his own youth. Waste, to him, is a sin. Your dad couldn't always comply, and there was friction.
This badgering still makes your dad angry. But it isn't only Grandpa George and your dad who grate on each other. And the issues aren't only about food. There are now at least two generations living in many assisted living centers and nursing homes.
And these generations grew up under very different circumstances.
A More Privileged Generation
Your dad was born just before World War II. Rather than remembering the Great Depression, his memories are mostly of the post-war years when the soldiers came home, got jobs, and bought their first homes. Times were relatively good. During his teens, your dad saw television become commonplace in homes and he learned to love rock and roll. He grew up with hope for the future and an assurance that his life would be better than his parents' lives had been.
In most aspects, his life was better. But now, tough old Grandpa George still kicks up dust while your dad is just trying to make a life worth living while coping with his miserable disease.
They both want to listen to the music that the nursing home provides each afternoon. But Grandpa George wants polkas and "old time" music. He loves the city "kitchen band," and he enjoys big band music like Benny Goodman played.
Dad finds big band music okay, but the rest of the stuff a horror. He wants what many now would call "the oldies." Duane Eddy, The Ventures, the young Elvis--that is the music that gets his blood moving. To Grandpa George, that is just noise.
Combining Cultures, Effectively
The generation that was fine with the old perked coffee is being encroached on by a generation that wants gourmet coffee from freshly ground beans. The generation that thinks that Lawrence Welk still looks great on TV, even though it's re-runs they are watching and Welk is long dead, is sitting side by side with the generation that waits for the next nursing home computer class to open up.
A few leading edge boomers with ill health are joining your Dad, who is just a bit too old to be a boomer, and your stern old grandpa, who is two generations removed. These folks want video games and are glued to their personal laptop computers.
What's a good nursing home to do?
It Begins with Person-Centered Care
Adjust. This is not a circumstance that is going to go away.
Today's person-centered nursing homes are scrambling to please everyone. They are installing Wii game systems which allow elders of many ages to virtually bowl, when they wouldn't be strong enough to lift a real bowling ball. They give the very old, the young old and even boomers a way to connect on common ground.
These homes may have to install two types of restaurants--one, an old style country store with a common coffee pot and checkered table cloths and one with computers and three types of java, but hey, if it works, why not?
People treated as individuals are nearly always easier to care for. They also get along better with their peers. So, even if Grandpa George scolds your dad about leaving food on his plate, your dad may still be a happy camper, since he knows he can soon escape and listen to Bob Dylan sing about rebellion.
And Grandpa can say, "good riddance" as he wheels in to view one more re-run of Lawrence Welk while he has fond thoughts of dancing with Grandma Bessie. When that is done, the two may meet on common ground for some Wii bowling.
Person-Centered Care: Providing New Options in Care
It's all part of the evolution turned revolution in assisted living and nursing homes. When person-centered care is given, when people's pasts are recognized and made part of their present, everyone wins. With careful thought and planning, this culture clash may actually improve the lives of all elders in assisted living and nursing homes.
Who can argue with that?


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An exciting array of Circus-Theatre performances suitable for children and adults is coming soon, courtesy of Bristol's Circomedia.
Circomedia, who also offer "City Circus" – circus skill classes for kids aged 5-18 years – are hosting a range of Circus-Theatre performances to both excite and inspire audiences young and old alike.
Circomedia performances include a mix of circus, dance and physical theatre. Most performances are non-verbal and sometimes even purely physically based which make them ideal for children as well as an exciting introduction to live performance:
"On My Way"
This performance is suitable for children aged 6+ and follows the journey of one man desperate to create a normal existence in a new place.
In this performance, new methods of theatre will be used, such as slack rope, physical theatre and object manipulation. Here's a video clip of On My Way.
- Date: Friday 11th October
- Time: 7.30pm
"Once Upon a Time in a Western"
Le Navet Bete, the award winning company of four clowns, bring this new show to Circomedia to be enjoyed by grown-ups and children aged 6+.
Enjoy an interactive, fast paced journey across the Wild West as the town of Kidneystone is threatened by outlaw and all round Baddie Loco Pedro who plans to rob the city of all its gold. There will be live music, physical comedy and audience participation in this performance.
Here is a video clip of Once Upon a Time in a Western
- Dates: Thursday 24th October / Friday 25th October
- Time: 7.30pm
Pangottic Circus Theatre welcomes you to the world of Oscar Boffin, a slightly obsessive compulsive hoarder and inventor. This is an inspired piece of Circus-Theatre.
Here is a video clip of Logic of Nothing.
- Date: Wednesday 30th October
- Time: 7.30pm
"Deep in the Woods"
Aimed at children between 2-5 years, this is a multi-sensory captivating dance experience that allows children to be actively part of the story.
- Date: Sunday 24th November
- Time: 2pm
"In a Deep Dark Wood"
Aimed at children aged 5+ years, this is a performance which inspires all of the senses and encourages children to participate.
Here is a video clip of In a Deep Dark Wood
Sunday 24th November 4pm
- Monday 25th November 4.30pm
If you would like to take your children to any of these performances, please contact Circomedia on 0117 924 7615 / firstname.lastname@example.com. Please do let me know what you think of Circomedia!
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Yes you can! Canning and freezing is a great, budget-friendly way to reduce waste and extend the shelf life of your favorite seasonal fruits and vegetables.
Did you know that fresh produce loses its nutrients quickly? Food that is frozen or canned soon after harvest is actually more nutritious than some "fresh" produce that has been on the truck or supermarket shelf for a week or longer. Knowing your farmer gives you insight into the seasons, the weather, and the miracle of raising food.
Community Food Processing Facilities in Georgia
Learn about the 29 public facilities spread across the state that have the equipment and instructors for you to can, dry, and freeze food.
The National Center for Home Food Preservation
Your source for current research-based recommendations for most methods of home food preservation.
Step-by-step videos on how to can.
Cure Your Own Meats
Meat scientists, a processor, and an organic meat marketer explain ingredients, processes, and challenges to natural curing, along with product labeling and regulations.
How to Freeze Peaches
Don't buy hard-as-rocks supermarket peaches. Buy fresh, ripe, juicy peaches and freeze them.


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Welcome to The Croft House BnB, Shieldaig, IV54
A BnB that provides last minute, 1 night stays
Due to coronavirus and the lastest government guidance of reducing contact and none essential travel, the business is closed until further notice.
Right on the North Coast500 route (A896) in Shieldaig. Close to Torridon and Applecross in the North West Highlands of Scotland. Within an area known as Wester Ross and a UNESCO Biosphere. Shieldaig is a vibrant, picturesque fishing village, with stunning, panoramic Mountain and Sea views. For many this is the 'real' Highlands, accessible only on single track roads. Just as you think the views cannot get any better - round the next bend they do!
What The Croft House BnB offers
1 night stays
Room with island & sea views
WiFi, TV and Hospitality Tray in room
Superking double bed with en-suite shower room
Arrivals 4-6pm, departures by 9.30am
British help-yourself breakfast
Pub 10 min walk
The Croft House is a light, warm, modern home, with a stunning elevated view over the crofts, of Shieldaig Island and out to sea. Contemporary decor, inspired by nature, with touches of original artwork. Guests are provided with a really comfortable, pocket sprung, superking double bed. Sparkling clean en-suite shower room, white fluffy towels and hand made soap. Free WiFi, Hospitality tray and Freeview TV in room. All run with sustainability and the environment in mind.
The view from your room Superking en-suite bedroom The Croft House and views
This is a BnB that provides last minute 1 night stays and doesn't take bookings months or weeks in advance. Whilst The Croft House BnB was newly opened in 2018 to help provide accommodation for visitors passing through on the NC500; Ann has 12+years previous experience of running a 4 star award winning B&B in Shieldaig. Many thoughtful extras and a wealth of knowledge / information of what guests want to see and do in and around the Shieldaig, Torridon and Applecross area. Open Easter to early Nov. Sorry no children or pets.
The British Breakfast is 'help-yourself' and authentically represents what most British people actually eat. A healthy, filling start to the day; using only good quality ingredients, largely organic. The bread, yoghurt and jams are all home-made. Soft fruits are home-grown.
Pub and cafe in walking distance, plus other great food options in the area. Off road parking. Keys provided, your room has a lock.
Red deer, otters, seals, red squirrels, pine marten, sea-eagles and dolphins are all regularly seen in Shieldaig along with a myriad of other unique flora & fauna. What you see changes with the seasons - there is plenty to see and do Spring through to late Autumn. Great walks in and around the area with a number of outdoor activities/providers - cycling, kayaking, sailing, photography - to mention just a few.
This BnB takes last minute 1 night stays.
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text: Erbil, Iraq - Peshmerga soldiers in Iraq's Kurdish region have appealed for more help to hold off the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) group. Despite successes against it, Kurdish soldiers are struggling to counter ISIL's use of asymmetric tactics and attempts to breach Peshmerga lines. Fighters from the group, which controls large parts of Iraq and Syria, have used armoured vehicles laden with explosives and bulldozers to target Kurdish positions in northern Iraq. The Peshmerga complain they do not have the necessary arms to repel ISIL despite the coalition's air assaults and help from foreign fighters. Alan, a British volunteer, told Al Jazeera that ISIL had access to more sophisticated weaponry and were better equipped. Air raids credited for Iraqi Kurds' Sinjar success "Daesh [ISIL] are armed to the teeth, and the Peshmerga are the ones now holding the line for the West ... it's now time that the West starts doing more than air support," said Alan. ISIL fighters are launching attacks on Kurdish forces, which are backed by Turkish military trainers, from their base in Mosul. The city, Iraq's second biggest, was seized by the fighters last summer after Iraqi government forces fled. US-led coalition forces have been targeting ISIL with air strikes for more than a year now but the group continues to hold much of what it captured last year. Despite complaints about supplies, Ahmed Anwar, a Peshmerga spokesperson, said the operation to free Mosul from ISIL was being delayed not because of military reasons but political ones. "This is a political decision now. The Peshmerga and the coalition, with the support of the Iraqi military, already have a plan to liberate Mosul from Daesh," he told Al Jazeera. Military experts are divided on whether the ISIL attacks, which include up to 12 suicide bombings a day, represent desperation or evidence of a broader strategy. Some experts fear ISIL is pulling back from major population centres to force the Peshmerga to defend a 1,000km frontline, making it easy to hit Kurdish forces in a slow battle of attrition. The fight against the group has been hindered by a lack of coordination with the competing forces, with Iraqi government forces and their allied militias conducting a separate campaign to the one being carried out by the Peshmerga. Kurdish gains against ISIL worry rival militias SOURCE: Al Jazeera Middle East Peshmerga Kurds Iraq War & Conflict


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First, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality wants to change the requirements for mammography screening, now the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has suggested women begin pap smears later in life and have them less often.
The new recommendations report a woman should begin cervical cancer screenings at age 21, regardless of sexual history. Furthermore, pap smears should only occur every two years between ages 21 and 29. They are again attempting to avoid false positives, spare us poor little women such mental trauma and unnecessary exams and treatments.
Obviously, I am not in favor of these changes. Just like the suggested mammography screening changes, they are playing the percentages. My question is how many deaths due to lack of screening are acceptable? How many mothers, sisters, aunts, daughters, grandmothers, nieces, granddaughters and friends are OK to loose? Just let us all know and we'll leave you alone until then.


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Imagine those cash soaked, monolithic mid-century corporations. Hard I know. Imagine the crazy things they got up to: building nuclear reactors in their basement, commissioning pioneering electronic music, building a utopian town in the Amazon, that sort of thing.
Imagine that their endeavours encompassed the expansion of human consciousness. Imagine an institute set up for this purpose, an enormous machine focussed on the individual; a process that would begin in a vast white hall.
So we stand in the hall, robbed figures gliding rapidly towards us. We stand in a hall and are assured that our old lives are over and that we will be needing none of the things we have bought with us. We move forward with our guides through chambers and theatres, courtyards and terraces.
Months pass.
Each morning we gaze upon the sunrise through a vast round window. Each morning the synths stir and we hear music. The final indulgence, a piece specially commissioned. Soothing, beautiful and underneath it all a profound sense of awe.
The Hostess is taken from E Ruscha V's awesome, blissed out, ambient/balearic album Who Are You. Which came out in March but a mixture of being slackers and then thinking that we'd actually posted it meant we didn't get round to writing about it till now. Which kinda' worked out well as it may well be the transportive synth album for your summer. Get it direct from RVNG right here. And check out the video for Carried Away below…


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Team Dignitas welcomes Tefel!
Mon 19th Nov 2012 - 10:52pm
With the recent departures of Kyeong Hyun 'SeleCT' Ryoo and Tim 'merz' Olsson from our Starcraft II squad, we were in need of some fresh blood in our ranks. Tonight we have finalized a deal with the Polish zerg player Łukasz 'Tefel' Czarnecki. The 24 year old has been performing on the highest European level for quite a while now and we are confident that with the help of our players and management he will improve even further.
As his first actions as a Team Dignitas player he will join his now-teammate KiLLeR at the Intel Extreme Masters stop in Singapore. Later this month he will also attend Multiplay i47. Please give Tefel a warm welcome and make sure to keep on eye out for him in future team games and online tournaments.


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The Green Man – In Willie's Honour
Sometimes you meet someone and you know they're going to leave an indelible mark on your soul. They make you feel alive and you don't have to pretend to be anyone else. That was Willie, our Green Man. He could grow anything and he knew the names of scores of plants and trees. He always seemed so serene and at peace with himself. You'd often find him sitting quietly, his long beard resting on his tummy, just absorbing the beauty of nature.
We miss you Willie. We miss your jokes and your wise words. We miss having a beer with you on the farm surrounded by all your clivias and your beautiful garden. But you're looking after God's garden now and your legacy lives on in our garden through all the plants you so loving shared with us. Thank you my dearest friend <3
For Willie
God looked upon his garden
And found an empty place.
He then looked down upon this earth
and saw your tired face.
He put his arms around you
And lifted you to rest.
God's garden must be beautiful
He always takes the best.
He knew that you were suffering
He knew you were in pain.
He knew you would never
Get well on earth again.
He saw the road was getting rough
And the hills were hard to climb
So he closed your weary eyelids
And whispered "Peace be thine."
It broke our hearts to lose you
But you didn't go alone
For part of us went with you
The day God called you home.
You left us beautiful memories,
Your love is still our guide.
And though we cannot see you,
You are always at our side.
Our family chain is broken,
And nothing seems the same,
But as God calls us one by one
The chain will link again.
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RIP Willie
Categories: Art by Mix, Painting
Posted: April 10, 2017 08:21
CelesteWow Mix! Absolutely amazing art work! The depth and detail of this piece is just gorgeous! You did Willie a great honor in painting this portrait. Simply beautiful.
Posted: April 4, 2016 20:45
AnonymousWillie speaks with his eyes, a gentle warm peaceful soul, as if touched by an angel. A beautiful painting capturing an understanding of Gods beauty, within and around each one of us. May your guardian angel wrap his wings around you, Willie and be still in the presence of God RIP


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the day I wrote my last blog entry, livi's eating actually improved remarkably. She finally recovered from a flu and started eating a lot faster without vomiting. Feeding her is still arduous but is now taking about 30-40 minutes. This week we increased each of her feedings from 4 fluid ounces to 4.5 fluid ounces. Illie has completely given up on breastfeeding at night so now it's just pumping and squirting.
Livi is showing clear signs of wanting to crawl. She doesn't have it yet though. She can go backwards. I don't think she's going to bear crawl the way Ruby did.
Ruby's entered the phase of asking lots of questions. She repeats questions a lot too. Before she could speak she would just love to grab our fingers and point to something in a book for us as a non-verbal way of asking "what is this?" Now, it' just a verbal "what is this" all the time. Or, "What is dad doing? What is mom doing? What is little sister doing?" I love the curiosity she's displaying and I hope she continues to be curious about the world for the rest of her life.
It's already gotten to the point where our Taiwanese and Chinese is insufficient to answer Ruby's questions.
"What is this?" pointing to a tag of a stuffed animal. Well, I really don't know how to say "tag" in Chinese or Taiwanese, I can somewhat describe to her what it is but I feel really inadequate here. I suppose I'll describe to her what it is in Taiwanese and give her the English word?? I feel like I can't do her curiosity justice unless I truly speak English. Right now that would just be weird.
At about 2.75 years of age, Ruby's Chinese has become better than mine and Illie's. Just an hour ago she pointed at a puzzle and asked me what it was. I gave her the wrong word in Chinese and she corrected me. Now, she's already effectively switching between Taiwanese and Chinese depending on who she's talking with. I suppose a lot of parents love it when they can provide something to their children that they didn't have – for me and Illie, we're glad that she can comfortable with the most commonly spoken language in the world.


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Mental health issues and stress related illness can often be helped by counselling. We have a number of therapists who offer counselling sessions here at a time convenient to you. Our Counsellors utilise various techniques to help with your specific issues.
The kind of issues with which counselling can help are as follows:
- Bereavement
- Anxiety
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- Bipolar disorder
- Panic attacks
- Phobias
- Obsessive & compulsive disorder
- Post-traumatic stress
- Psychiatric conditions
- Behavioural
- Eating disorders
- Alcohol & drug abuse
- Marital and relationship problems
- Pain management
- Stress
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Concerned about your child or loved one? Text a message to 55753 to get personalized help.
Know the facts about tobacco/nicotine and connect with help and support to keep your child safe.
What are some slang terms?
Cigs, Squares, Smokes, Cancer Sticks
What is it?
Tobacco is an agricultural crop. Nicotine is the addictive drug found in tobacco.1
What does it look like?
Brown cut up leaves.
How is it used?
Tobacco is usually smoked. Sometimes tobacco leaves are "dipped" or "chewed" so the nicotine is absorbed through the gums.1
What do young people hear about it?
Some teens smoke because they see their parents or friends doing it. They see smoking in popular media. Smoking may make teens feel confident, and provide a common ground for interacting with like-minded teens–a way to instantly bond with a group of kids. Smoking cigarettes can be a form of rebellion to flaunt their independence and make their parents angry.
What are the risks?
Smoking can cause chronic lung disease, coronary heart disease, and stroke, as well as cancer of the lungs, larynx, esophagus, mouth, and bladder. In addition, smoking is known to contribute to cancer of the cervix, pancreas, and kidneys. Researchers have identified more than 40 chemicals in tobacco smoke that cause cancer in humans and animals. Smokeless tobacco and cigars also have deadly consequences, including lung, larynx, esophageal, and oral cancer.
The harmful effects of smoking do not end with the smoker. Women who use tobacco during pregnancy are more likely to have adverse birth outcomes, including babies with low birth weight, which is linked with an increased risk of infant death and with a variety of infant health disorders. The health of nonsmokers is adversely affected by environmental tobacco smoke (ETS). Secondhand smoke causes approximately 7,330 deaths from lung cancer and 33,950 deaths from heart disease each year. Between 1964 and 2014, 2.5 million people died from exposure to secondhand smoke, according to a report from the U.S. Surgeon General. The report also concluded that secondhand smoke is a definitive cause of stroke.2


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The state of Montana need to be proud of being counted as one of the places where the marijuana laws have been instituted, making it legal for residents to grow weed and to become medical cannabis patients. The law allows providers who are licensed to serve the medical marijuana community of three or more medical cannabis patients at the same time. In addition, it allows providers to hire workers to grow, harvest and distribute medical cannabis. However, in the state of Montana, residents cannot grow just any amount of marijuana at home.
The Northwest Region
In the northwest area of the United States, there are not many places where you can smoke weed and grow weed. The only place is when you pass Idaho and are heading east toward Minnesota. The Northwest and Central area of the country has been known for being unfriendly toward the marijuana plant. However, Montana is now an exception. Though the state of Montana has one of the smallest medical cannabis programs, which is not yet as popular in that area, the marijuana laws allow people to grow weed. And that is a step in the right direction as it relates to complete legalization. This may encourage other nearby states to follow in its suit.
The Cannabis Patient
The medical marijuana laws in the state of Montana have a program that allows patients that have certain illnesses to benefit from the legislature. These programs are specifically for medical cannabis patients that suffer from illnesses like:
- Seizures
- Nausea
- Chronic pain
- Wasting syndrome
- Chronic muscle spasms
- Cancer
- Other chronic illnesses
With these marijuana laws in place, patients can buy medical cannabis for their illnesses. Residents who are not medical cannabis patients can possess at least one ounce of cannabis at any given time. People can also grow approximately twelve marijuana plants along with four mature cannabis plants each time. Medical cannabis caregivers can grow marijuana for their patients, but they cannot charge the patient for this service.
Growing Weed
In the state of Montana, growing weed is easy. Once you are a medical cannabis patient or have knowledge of a patient that you can grow the weed for, it is pretty much a piece of cake. If, for any reason, you do not meet either of these qualifications, then you are at risk of committing a felony act according to the marijuana laws in the state of Montana. In fact, you could get up to ten years in jail, if you are caught. Why would anyone do this and there is an easy alternative of qualifying to become a caregiver to a medical cannabis patient?
Need of Training
It doesn't matter how you decide to grow weed in Montana, you will need to know the specifics and what is involved in the process. You can do so by becoming a student of the Cannabis Training University where you will learn the details and steps to growing healthy marijuana plants.
Law Enforcement
Montana's medical cannabis problem is not decriminalized. What does this mean? Well, it means that when caught by law enforcement, you could be in really serious trouble, especially if you are not a medical cannabis caregiver or patient. For one, law enforcement will think that you are trying to sell weed and that is considered a felony. If you are selling weed in Montana, you will be considered a felon. If you are in possession of weed, it is a misdemeanor charge, which will require that you complete a drug education course.
If you really want to know more about marijuana laws and how you can comply to the legal requirements of growing and distributing cannabis, take a course at the Cannabis Training University today.
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If you were searching for a page on Superunconscious.com, and ended up here on Zapmymind.com, you may be wondering what the heck just happened?
It's not YOU, it's US. We're in the middle of a transition to the new domain name, but we're still the same place, the home of Professor Jay Tee.
A new book and some hypnosis programs will be coming out soon under the new name, so we're working to make everything look shiny and new. First came the under-the-hood work, then comes cleaning and repairing the interior, and finally, washing the outer site and polishing all the chrome.
Hope you like it!
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I dunno about the word "crush", buuut I had an obsession with Mewtwo. My mom actually hand made me a Mewtwo costume one year for Halloween. He's no longer my favorite but I still love him. Other than Mewtwo, Fox McCloud. Love the StarFox series a whooole lot.
The earliest one I can think of would be Don Karnage from Tale Spin and Robin Hood, the Disney version of course!
Robin Hood. *w*
I always loved Robin Hood, and the cartoon fox one? Man he's adorbs.
classiest thread I have ever seen
Wolf O'donnel
Mewtwo. Dear glob! Dx


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|7th Sep 2019 to 6th Sep 2020
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To view all our courses and to apply, please visit rcs.ac.uk/shortcourses
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Anglers reeling in yellowtail, playing hide-and-seek with bluefin
SAN DIEGO — The spring fishing season has provided Southern California anglers a chance at catching bluefin tuna and yellowtail in local offshore waters the past two months. This spring has also seen a lot of weather systems come through Southern California and Northern Baja waters. The bluefin and yellowtail have been holding in local offshore waters despite the numerous weather fronts, but that pattern has seemingly changed subsequent to a weather system passing through on the weekend of May 5. The good offshore yellowtail bite has continued in the eight days following the exit of that weather system, but the bluefin bite has fallen off and turned scratchy. Anglers are hoping the bluefin are just in a temporary down mode, will pop up and be relocated again sometime soon.
Fifteen anglers aboard Seaforth Sportfishing's Tribute on a May 14 overnight trip caught 75 yellowtail. Seaforth Sportfishing also had a three-quarter-day trip the same day aboard San Diego. The 27 anglers caught 116 yellowtail. Point Loma Sportfishing had a three-quarter-day trip fishing on Mission Belle; the 23 anglers aboard caught 115 yellowtail. H&M Landing had a three-quarter-day trip on Malihini with 20 anglers bringing in 100 yellowtail. Fisherman's Landing had Liberty fishing a three-quarter-day trip with 16 anglers and reeled-in 78 yellowtail and 4 bonito.
Yellowtail, in the offshore kelp paddie, have been mostly 3- to 7-pound fish with some bigger fish in the mix near 12 pounds. Most of the yellowtail are being caught on live sardines while fishing around kelp paddies. There have also been some bonito in the mix and the bonito have been 6- to 10-pound fish that have been caught from trolling strikes, kelp paddies and stopping around spots of working birds or breaking fish.
There has not been much fishing pressure at Los Coronado Islands lately. Boats have been fishing in offshore waters for yellowtail, bluefin and bonito. The occasional report coming from Los Coronado Islands has been of a pretty good mix of barracuda, yellowtail and calico bass biting to go with good numbers of rockfish.
The surface fishing at the kelp bed areas along the San Diego County Coast has been improving with pretty good numbers of calico bass biting along with a few barracuda. The calico bass action is often better than the fish counts might indicate. A lot of the calico bass being caught are undersized (12- to 13.5-inch fish) and must be released.
In addition to calico bass, the kelp beds at La Jolla and Point Loma have also been providing a chance at catching yellowtail. A private boater fishing outside of Point Loma in 130 feet of water recently reported he saw, out of nowhere, some large yellowtail showing under spots working birds. Prepared for yellowtail, he was able to take advantage of the opportunity and catch two or three of the 20- to 25-pound class yellowtail on yo-yoed iron. Recent yellowtail action has also been seen outside of La Jolla; a skipper fishing outside of the upper end of La Jolla reported catching a 25-pound yellowtail on a slow trolled live mackerel.
San Clemente Island has been producing a mix of yellowtail, calico bass and rockfish, but the yellowtail bite has been just fair for most boats in recent days. The best areas for fishing yellowtail have been at White Rock and Gold Bluff along the front side of the Island, off the stretch between Pyramid Cove and China Point as well as outside of Lost Point along the backside of the Island. Live squid has been the best bait and is usually imported to San Clemente Island from Catalina.
Catalina Island is producing a pretty good to good mix of calico bass, bonito, barracuda and rockfish and has also been producing an occasional flurry of white sea bass or yellowtail action. The best areas for a chance at catching white sea bass and yellowtail have been while fishing between the V's and Salta Verde. The East End of Catalina and spots along the front side of the middle part of the Island have been producing more of a mixed bag of bass, bonito, barracuda and yellowtail.
The spring fishing season continues to develop with anglers able to target fun fishing offshore, at the local islands or along the coast. A prolonged stretch of good weather should allow the developing springtime bites to kick into high gear. Keep on fishing and hope to see you out on the water!
Bob Vanian is the voice, writer and researcher of the San Diego-based internet fish report service called 976-Bite which can be found at 976bite.com. Vanian also provides anglers with a personal fish report service over the telephone at 619-226-8218. He always welcomes your fish reports at that same phone number or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Pavlína Illek
Pavlina is a skilled media manager. She is usually involved with projects prior to go live, making sure content has been populated properly and that the digital assets are in place.
Pavlína has studied marketing communications on The University of West Bohemia. For many years she was lead organizer of culture festival Cheb Courtyard, coordinating dozens of artist, musicians and photographers. She loves photography, with a keen eye for details. Pavlína has experience with Drupal from the customer and editor side, so her insights are very valuable for testing the front front-end experience.


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Trainee teachers in Luanda share their experiences
A taste for mathematics
Mathematics is the basis for our day-to-day life, because we find it all around us. As a trainee teacher, I ensured that my pupils learned mathematics and that they developed a taste for the subject in practical classes
As teachers within the classroom, we first sought to know what the pupils like to do. Many said they enjoyed singing and playing. Therefore, after listening to the pupils, we looked for forms of games and songs that connected the discipline of mathematics to the other disciplines. We investigated some songs with numbers and games with a math element, for example games such as bingo. We also considered team quiz games, and with small prizes such as a pencil, notebook, or lollipop so the pupils tried their hardest to win. In addition, we showed how mathematics is used in everyday situations, like doing mental calculations when buying and selling products, or the geometric shapes in a room or outdoors, such as triangles, rectangles, and squares.
"A Practical Math Book" helped us a lot. We used it in clubs at our school, and then at the school where we did teaching practice.
Inclusive Education: steps I have taken to help pupils with problems
Inclusive Education is education that does not separate pupils with special needs from other pupils, but supports their specific problems.
As a student in my 2nd year of teacher training, I completed my teaching practice at Primary School 2068 in Ramiros. There, we found children with a variety of disabilities, such as physical deficiency of upper or lower limbs, and pupils who could not keep pace with their classmates.
During teaching practice, we were three students accompanying a class teacher, so it was very easy to give support to the children who needed it. My colleagues and I worked together with the head teacher find a strategy on how to help the pupils with these characteristics.
In the classroom, the teacher usually taught the class, and we paid close attention to the weaker pupils. We provided a more personalized support. The same went for physical education classes, where there were pupils with physical weaknesses, so we joined in the activities so that the pupils included their weaker classmates in the team.


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Secon will offer its customers BlackSpiders award-winning MailControl service, which filters spam, viruses and harmful content, as part of its growing managed security service portfolio. Because BlackSpider MailControl is a managed service, it offers recurring revenue to partners, rather than a one-off fee from an in-house product sale. There is no hardware or software to install at a customers site and no management resource is needed.
Commenting on the partnership, Robert Gupta, General Manger, Secon, said: We researched the market and after considering various options, decided to offer BlackSpiders service, which stands head and shoulders above the competition. Its major benefit is that it uses the best security products on the market as well as using its own heuristic technology. We commit to offering our clients the best solution at a competitive price and BlackSpider MailControl meets this commitment.
Says John Cheney, CEO, BlackSpider Technologies: Our BlackSpider MailControl service is very popular with the channel and we continue to sign new partners. It is a compelling proposition for their customers and offers the most effective protection on the market as was demonstrated by our recent win of security product of the year at this years CNET Awards.


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Very kind waitress, clean and delicious food. Best fish restaurant in town
"Awesome server, great personality. The food is great but the service really makes the experience"
"It's our first time here and it was delish! We moved to Fort Mac a couple months ago and have been looking for a good "go to" spot. Will be back for more!! Our server was great!"
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8/20/2015, 5:55pm
The North Paulding Wolfpack Varsity jumped out to an early lead on Marietta and captured a 13-0 victory on Thursday.
Nine runs in the first three innings allowed the North Paulding Wolfpack Varsity to put the game away early.
A wild pitch and an RBI single by Tiffany Watson during the first inning and a three-run single by Alyssa Brumelow and a passed ball in the second inning helped the North Paulding Wolfpack Varsity put some runs on the board early.
Brumelow racked up five RBIs on two hits for the North Paulding Wolfpack Varsity.
Marietta couldn't get anything going as long as Shay Sullins was in the circle. Sullins held Marietta hitless over three innings, allowed no earned runs, walked one and struck out four.
The North Paulding Wolfpack Varsity increased their lead with three runs in the third. A clutch scored Chelsey Casteel to open the scoring in the frame. That was followed up by Watson's single, scoring Riley Russell and Tori Nelson.
The North Paulding Wolfpack Varsity built upon their lead with four runs in the fourth. Bailey Noonan's single got things going, plating GB Day. That was followed up by Noonan's single, scoring Day.


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The new iPad is all about the eye candy. The new device sports a new Retina display with a whopping 2048 x 1536 pixels with 44 percent greater color saturation. (That's a lot more than 1080p HDTVs.) It also packs a new A5X quad-core graphics chip to power that cutting-edge display and a new iSight camera that can shoot 1080p video at up to 30 fps. The device goes on sale March 16th starting on $499.
While Siri doesn't seem to be on board, the new iPad supports voice dictation capability that's fast and accurate. As expected, the new iPad features 4G LTE speeds in addition to 3G. You'll also be able to roam globally with the tablet. Apple promises up to 10 hours of battery life.
Apple is touting that plenty of apps are coming to take advantage of the Retina display, including the new iWork apps for $9.99 each. New games are coming too, such as Infinity Blade Dungeons, which looks amazing. An updated version of the GarageBand apps lets tablet musicians collaborate with up to four other artists. Pretty sweet. An updated iMovie makes editing full HD video a breeze. A new iPhoto app ($4.99) completes the picture with intuitive multi-touch editing.
The new iPad starts at $499 for 16GB, $599 for 32GB and $699 for 64GB. The 4G version will start at $629.


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What's great about Shemale.com is that they give you a personal and meaningful experience through their magazine. You can learn about the transsexual lifestyle and step into the shoes of a she-male. The blog posts are very informative and can open you up to a different sexuality that is still considered taboo by many. The site also has exciting exclusive videos that you can enjoy once you start paying, and this will give you a sexual experience in a safe online environment. The site is definitely worth a try if you have some interest in transsexuals, whether you just want to check out the blog posts for free or start paying for cam shows.


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Snow-covered and windy morning in Michigan
Temps in the low to mid 20s, wind chills in the teens
DETROIT – It's a snow covered and wind chilly SE Michigan this morning.
Temps are in the low to mid 20s but the wind chills are in the teens.
Bundle up! We will see lake enhanced clouds coming and going bringing a few flurries to the area.
Highs today will be in the mid to maybe upper 30s.
It will feel a bit cooler as the winds blow NW 10-15 mph gusting a bit stronger at times.
Parts of the Thumb, Southern Ontario, and SW Lower Michigan will see the bulk of the snow being closest to the big lakes. There is a Lake Effect Advisory in the Thumb near Bad Axe and Sandusky where snow could stack up to a couple of additional inches.
It's going to be another chilly start tomorrow morning in the 20s and afternoon highs are on a slow rise all week.
Expect more sunshine, cold breezes, and highs in the upper 30s.
Some neighborhoods will see 40 degrees Wednesday but again with the wind, it's going to feel chilly all day.
We will eventually see temps hit 50 degrees again by the weekend but a couple of rain showers may get in our way.
Grab radar, neighborhood temps, and a look at chilly week's forecast on the new ClickOnDetroit app (it's free!) in your app store.
Weather links:
· Radar
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Leadership through the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
The NIMH is the country's foremost institution of mental health research. It has recently separated itself from any further research based on old research conventions. Starting in 2010, NIMH Director Thomas Insel, MD and Dr. Bruce Cuthbert launched a new research initiative called Research Domain Criteria (RDoC), which will redefine our ideas about brain disorders. The hope is that this new initiative will usher in a system which makes possible valid, reliable and predictable diagnosis and treatment.
In this section we have posted blogs and articles which describe the important concerns and intentions behind the formation of RDoC.
A Bit About RDoC
An underlying premise of RDoC is that a primary focus on symptoms can be confusing and unhelpful. As has been demonstrated in medical research, symptoms which look similar to each other can come from different sources and other symptoms, which actually come from the same source, can seem unrelated. Therefore, our symptom-based system of disorders should be replaced with disorders defined by specific biological markers and data based on experimentation rather than theory.
Dr. Insel is quick to underscore that RDoC will not bring clinical results soon. Rather, it sets an ambitious goal of accumulating information related to brain pathways which function within broad domains of human behavior. Picture a chart with the following rows:
- Negative" (which includes fear, anxiety threat, frustration),
- "Positive" (which includes reward learning and response, decision making, action),
- "Cognitive" (which includes attention, perception, memory, control),
- "Social Processes" (which includes attachment, socializing, self-awareness, understanding others)
- "Arousal" (which includes circadian rhythms, sleep/wakefulness and arousal).
And now picture the following columns:
- Molecule
- Cell
- Gene
- Pathway
- Physiology
- Behavior
- Assessments
Research will occur within any of the intersections of these rows and columns. (The actual matrix is a bit more complex and will change as research demands.) Approached this way, investigators will not gather subjects with "depression" in order to try to find what causes it. Instead they may gather patients with anxiety that also show significant activation in a specified brain area on a neuroimaging task – and compare these to other patients not meeting the criterion. These building blocks of information will eventually put together a bank of knowledge that will reveal much of how our brains work…and how they might vary from working well.
Ultimately a new classification system of brain disorders will emerge from this initiative. It is likely that disorders with familiar names like bipolar, OCD, autism and ADHD will disappear from the psychiatric vocabulary.


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Preserving the past of Marshall County for future generations since 1908
The Historical Society of Marshall County was founded on March 7, 1908 by a group of interested Community Leaders spearheaded by Mr. and Mrs. Henry & Anna (Belknap) Howe. For the first fifty years the organization worked to collect and maintain some artifacts, but was most concerned with capturing the memories and historic moments of the region's earliest settlers. The mission statement has always remained "From the Past; comes our Future." During this period were held many "Old Settler Days" and orations on the lives and times of the area's founders. They are also described by Mrs. Nettie Sanford in her book A History of Marshall County, published in 1867. This book's background research became "The Early Settlers Memories." This invaluable resource was organized and indexed by former administrator of the HSMC Mike Vogt, who currently serves as Curator of the Gold Star Museum in Des Moines.
In early years the HSMC met at the Public Library, the Marshalltown Federated Women's Club (before and after the donation of Binford House), and personal homes. The groups suspended formal meetings for a period of several years during the 1930s, but retained their organization.
In 1952, long-time HSMC member and secretary Susie Sower willed the bulk of her estate for the benefit of the HSMC, and the trust created for that purpose still provides a portion of operational funding. Her estate included her family's historic home, which became the meeting and display location for the Society. The Glick-Sower Historical Home was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1993. The home is staged for tours as a Victorian house museum.
Also located on the grounds of the home is Taylor #4 Country School. Each spring and fall, all county fourth grade students attend a full reenactment day at the school, which has been restored to the year 1913. Tours of this pristine example of a one-room county school are given as well.
In the mid-1980s the HSMC acquired the museum building at 202 East Church and established 501(c)(3) status. This building was originally a private home built in 1869 by Dr. George Glick. His family and the Fletcher family owned the building until it became successively the Dodge Hotel, a boarding house, a half-way house, and finally an empty building. While the building is not eligible for nomination as a historic home due to its many alterations, it is considered an important part of Marshalltown's Historic Downtown District. The museum was also home to the Frances Rhoades Williams Library and the Central Iowa Genealogy Association. HSMC provided display space for the Early American Glass Club, founded in 1937.
Due to the tornado in July of 2018, all contents of the museum were placed in storage while the fate of the building was evaluated by the Board of Directors. Ultimately, the decision was made to sell the property. Plans are underway to create a new museum at an undecided location in Marshalltown that will serve as both storage and display space for the collections, including space for events and programs.
The HSMC administers the Matthew Edel Blacksmith shop in Haverhill, IA for the State Historical Society of Iowa. Also listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this site is a uniquely preserved blacksmith shop of a German immigrant and skilled blacksmith and inventor. In addition to daily tours in the summer months, the site is used by central Iowa blacksmiths for demonstrations.
In 2017, another historic home was donated to the HSMC, by Stephen & Madelyn Irvine. The large Italianate structure is located on the historic Lincoln Highway where it runs through the heart of Marshalltown, flanked by many beautiful original homes. This site is staged for tours as a historic home, and showcases prominent citizens and local artists. Due to the tornado on July 19, 2018, this site is now the home of the archive library and HSMC office. The site is also available for private events, meetings, and weddings.
In summary, our sites include two historical homes, a research archive, genealogy library, a blacksmith shop, and a country school. The Historical Society of Marshall County provides tours for local students and youth groups, clubs, bus tours, and interested persons. Our sites are also used by groups for private events. We continue to offer "History on Third Thursday" free programs featuring local speakers, annual National History Day presentations by local middle and high school students, and Humanities Iowa speakers. In addition we are adding other nontraditional types of programs to our calendar. HSMC serves students, community members, researchers, and genealogists, with an average visitor number around 60 per month, not including groups.
We also offer outreach to the community, giving programs to local assisted living facilities, clubs, MCC Early Retirement, and Rotary. HSMC works with the Chamber of Commerce, Convention & Visitors Bureau, Main Street Marshalltown, local educators, Boy and Girl Scouts, area libraries, the UNI Public History Program, and the State Historical Society of Iowa. HSMC has been a resource for renovations of several historic buildings in downtown Marshalltown. We have worked with a documentary film maker filming the "Hidden Mansions of Marshalltown". We offer tours of downtown Marshalltown, Historic Home tours, and tours of local landmarks, such as the Courthouse and County Jail. We are also a primary resource for our local newspaper for a variety of articles and features.
Our main priority is to continue the mission of the HSMC founders with a sustainable financial position. The HMSC is governed by a board of directors, and employs an Administrator who is responsible for site and office management, maintenance, tours, and research assistance to visitors to the museum and our other sites.


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Child endangerment is charged as a serious crime, and endangerment takes many forms. From allowing a pre-teen to drive a car, leaving a five-year-old alone while the parents go out for dinner, to issues of malnourishment, child endangerment affects thousands of children throughout Pennsylvania and millions across the country. As such, law enforcement comes… Read More »


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Management Conference
April 6-8, 2016
San Antonio, TX
Marriott Rivercenter
2016 Theme: Developing People, Relationships, Solutions
2016 Chair: Ron Mays, Piedmont Natural Gas
One of the industry's leading conferences, the SGA Management Conference is attended by executives from a wide range of functions. General sessions on the hot topics of the day, plus joint sessions on issues of common interest, and focused roundtable sessions make this a valuable opportunity for education, sharing of best practices, and networking with your peers in the industry.
2016 Friday Keynote Speaker - Andrew L. Urich, J.D., Oklahoma State University - Spears School of Business - Learn more HERE!
2016 Opening Keynote Speaker - Colin Fenton, Managing Partner, Blacklight Research, LLC. - Learn More about Colin Here
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This event follows the SGA Cancellation Policy "A" when cancellation is required.
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Marriott Rivercenter - San Antonio, TX 101 Bowie Street | San Antonio, Texas 78205 Room Rate: $209.00 (Single/ Double Occupancy - Ask for the SGA or Southern Gas Association Rate) Reservation: Call (210) 223-1000 or Click Here
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SGA Today Conference Publication
If you're looking for a way to get your message in front of important decision makers who drive the buying decisions for their companies, SGA Today offers you an excellent opportunity. This daily news magazine will be published for all 3 days of the 2015 SGA Management replacing the traditional conference guidebook for both events. Reserve your ad space today, contact Jake Wagner for more informaion.
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For more than a century, SGA has been focused on growing individuals and advancing the industry by linking people, ideas and information. Representing the industry as a whole from drill bit to burner tip, SGA's membership comprises 200 businesses across the distribution, pipeline and gas supply marketing sectors as well as more than 300 industry partners who serve the industry as vendors, suppliers and consultants.


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Join Dungeon Master Boyce for a four week session of Dungeons and Dragons for High Schoolers. Each week we continue the adventure along with fun and learning the game.
How it works:
• Date: every Wednesday
• Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm
• Cost: $55 for the session due at registration
• Registration required (call[masked], email [masked], or in-store)
• This session will be fist come, first served, so register today! (Future sessions will be filled via a lottery if the sessions are very popular. We'll keep you posted on that.)
• Permission slip filled out by parents is required.
• Preference given to those who attended the last session. Call the shop for availability
What you get: We'll teach everyone how to play and run through a short campaign of the course of the session that will allow players to level up and learn about character building, working as a team, etc.
• One poly-7 set of dice for role playing games
• Pre-made character and additional character sheets
• Pencil
What to bring:
• We recommend that each player has a Dungeons and Dragons Players Handbook. We'll give you a coupon for 20% off the purchase of that book on registration payment.
• A great attitude
• Completed permission slip
• Money for a snack or beverage


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Update on Senior Center: Response of Citizens to City Councilors
Below is Sue Wilson's response to Councilor Darrow's comments. You can pick up the jest of the comments from this email below. Used with permission.
If you want the full text of Darrow's comments you need to ask her for those.
Dear Ms. Darrow,
I greatly appreciate your consideration of my comments and specific feedback. There is one statement (below) made that I feel needs response.
Individual councilors cannot override or become involved in personnel decisions made. Whether I agree with them or not makes no impact.
My recent research finds that framing the senior center staff layoff as "personnel decisions" is incorrect. It appears to be an action (whether intentional or not) to strip critical social services/safety net from Senior Center/Program services.
I found that the social service processes performed by the senior center staff are not documented. A new senior center staff member must be trained by an experienced staff member to be able to help seniors … even for someone with past senior case management experience, it can take a long time. There is also a web of people experienced in helping seniors that assist the senior center staff when necessary and act as an advisory committee. These resources/skills/contacts have been built up for 40+ years and require constant maintenance.
In the past, attempts were made to document community senior services resources, contacts, advocacy professionals, etc.; however, it changed so often that it was not effective (also, too complex and wide ranging), and not feasible due to staff and budget constraints. There was never a concern that the services would be eliminated which would warrant such documentation.
Now when Mike Gardiner and Michael Black talk about the senior center programs, they list the recreation and activities and only reference the utility aid program as a social service which will remain. Since the other social services (information referral, service referrals, coordination of services, advocacy, etc.) have not been documented, they are ignored. In fact, Mike Gardiner stated on Channel 10 after the Aug. 9th meeting that Parks and Recreation is not a social service agency … that the city and county have those services.
Thus, by laying off all current senior center staff, Parks and Recreation is eliminating the social service coordination aspect of the senior center except for the utility aid program. New employees will not have experienced staff to train them; they will not know the difference nor have the skills, knowledge and experience to provide such services.
As such, it is not a personnel issue; the issue is the removal of the most critical services that the senior center provides to our most vulnerable citizens and their families.
Thank you for listening.
Sue Wilson
Ashland Citizen


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The airlines that implemented Amadeus Altéa Booking Intelligencethought they would receive a lot of calls from travel agents complaining about auto cancellations, however, that didn't happen. The solution is so precise that only incorrect bookings are automatically cancelled. In fact, it started to work so well that misusers soon saw it was no longer possible to outdo the system.
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The scent of the large white Magnolia flower promotes relaxation and happiness. This hand-rolled incense comes in a box of approximately eight sticks.
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text: Wolf Midstream to acquire 50% stake in Access PipelineFeb 12, 2018 Thomson Reuters Tweet CANADA - Wolf Midstream Inc (Wolf) agreed to acquire the remaining 50% interest, which it did not already own, in Access Pipeline Inc, a Calgary-based owner and operator of heavy oil transportation pipeline, jointly owned by MEG Energy Corp (MEG) and Wolf Midstream Inc, for a total of CAD 1.4 bil (USD 1.114 bil). The consideration was to consist of CAD 1.31 bil (USD 1.042 bil) in cash and up to CAD 90 mil (USD 71.616 mil) in profit-related payments. Concurrently, Wolf agreed to acquire Stonefell Terminal of MEG, for a total CAD 210 mil (USD 167.104 mil). The purposes of the transaction were for MEG Energy Corp to strengthen their existing operations by pursuing economic growth projects, surface attractive value and terms that will allow the company to pay down debt and to offset incremental transportation costs. Date Announced: 02/08/2018 Deal Status (as of publication date): Pending Deal Value (mil): $1,400 ACQUIRER ADVISORS* RBC Capital Markets (Financial Advisor) Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP (Counsel) TARGET ADVISORS* BMO Capital Markets (Financial Advisor) Credit Suisse Group (Financial Advisor) Burnet, Duckworth & Palmer LLP (Counsel) Latham & Watkins LLP (Counsel) Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP (Counsel to Financial Advisor) Wolf Midstream Inc, located in Calgary, Canada, provides oil and gas field exploration services, Long term support for asset development and operation, Greenfield construction while having financial flexibility, disciplined project management and creative approaches to risk and commercial structure to provide additional value. It also invests in Western Canadian energy infrastructure. Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is a pension fund. The Company was founded in December 1997 and is located in Toronto, Canada. Access Pipeline Inc, located in Calgary, Alberta, owns and operates a heavy oil transportation pipeline. It has primary field operations and pipeline control center based office in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. It also maintains a field office in Conklin, Alberta. MEG Energy Corp, located in Calgary, Canada, is an oil and gas exploration and production company focused on sustainable in situ development and production in the Southern Athabasca oil sands region of Alberta. Canada. The company was founded in 1999. *List of advisors are those known at press time.Firm(s):Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP,Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLPPractice Area(s):Mergers & Acquisitions


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Gearing up for sewing, Little Miss here, thought it be appropriate to get some goodies. By 8:00 p.m. today, I had the following items:
*Cherry wood desk from a woman off of craigslist for $25.
*Hand made vintage sewing cabinet half off of its $25 tag
* Roll of velcro from Michael's at $1.99 per package
*Pattern tracing paper for $.50 and some fusing for $.10 at the thrift store.
*Dritz Cutting Set containing the rotary cutter, a cutting mat, and a clear quilting ruler from Jo-Ann for 40% if its $39.99 tag
*Dressmakers ruler from Michael's at 40% of of its $8.99 tag
As you can see, I love a great bargain and with a little bit of effort, it is possible acquire the things you need and will use without going so overboard. www.CreateForLess.com.
has my Dritz cutter for $12.99 by itself and at Joann's, it was $14.99. No site has my cutting set bargain but with Createforless, you may still save with everything else.


text: Watch Steve Kuehn, Executive Content Director at Nice Insight, sit down with Director of Marketing and Development, Michael Moussourakis to discuss the growing question of Cosmeceuticals. The question being: What if a cosmetic product treats or prevents an illness or disease? For many in the cosmetic industry, this answer can be a gray area.


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I've been following these guys for years and my favorite story about Cast is how I freaking misspelled the lead singers name for 9/10th's of those years. "John Powers" instead of "John Power". Laugh all you want, but it's the truth. People make mistakes. Just like NME can on 9/10th's of their reviews about Cast not being worth listening to. This is obviously just words on a "paper" and at the end of the day just some freelancer who was given money to say a few things after two listens. What I did with this retrospective was re-listen to all 14 songs for a full 8 hours after listening to them for years. I think if you don't know Cast well then you might know them a little better and find some new songs to check out. We're 5 albums in and they're still going strong.
Emerging from the ever smoldering embers of The La's John Power and company provide a raucous opening to the british musical fanbase. Capturing all that made The La's great while piling on even more of what we would like, but precisely different enough it's refreshing to hear what The La's could have been. John Power stands strong on his feet as a songwriter here. Crafting a beautifully catchy melody, smart lyrics while the rest of the band provide a solid rhythm section. Were you to start here on your Cast musical journey I think you'd be at least willing to hear more. The stand out part in my world is John Power's scouse in full form. http://youtu.be/IjEcdpXezT8


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Smooth leather has a natural, rich and polished look worth caring for.
Whether it be your shoes, bags, clothing or even your furniture the natural fibres of leather break down over time and need looking after. Mister Minit has advice to make the most of your leather so you can step out with confidence and nice shoes.


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What is Estate Jewelry, exactly?
Estate jewelry is loosely classified as any type of jewelry that is previously owned. Many people commonly refer to estate jewelry as antique jewelry, vintage jewelry, and period jewelry. Typically estate jewelry will not be accompanied by a receipt or any sort of authenticity papers as it can very well be over hundreds of years old. At our pawn shop in Mesa we value the importance of your precious pieces, and one of our friendly trained staff members can correctly appraise and authenticate your jewelry, gold, and diamonds.
The Advantages of Getting An Estate Jewelry Loan
Getting an estate jewelry loan from the top rated Mesa pawn shop is one of the safest and securest ways to get yourself out of a financial hole. We've been in the business of loaning on jewelry for well over a decade, and our associates are trained experts on gold, silver, and diamonds, so you can ensure your jewelry is being appraised properly. On top of this, we ensure to update our estate jewelry buying prices on a daily basis to match the global selling price, as well as our competitors, to pay you the most and fairest amount of cash possible.
Secondly, an estate jewelry loan can be for as long as you need it to be. No matter if you're from Tempe, Mesa, or Chandler, we want to ensure that our customers have options. Our jewelry loans are written out for a term of only 90 days during which any customer can come and repay the loan with no penalty or extra cost. During this period your estate jewelry is also secured in our human-sized safe in the back of the store. If at the end of the 90 day jewelry loan term you're simply not ready to pay back the loan, that's no problem whatsoever. By simply repaying the interest due on the loan, we're happy to extend the loan for a period of 90 more days. This ensures our customers have adequate time to reach the financial security they need. No matter if it's gold, silver, or diamond estate jewelry, any customers from Tempe, Mesa, or Chandler can rest assured it's safe and sound at Oro Express Mesa Pawn and Gold.
What Estate Jewelry do we loan cash on?
Our pawn shop offers estate jewelry loans Mesa on any estate jewelry items. These types include diamonds, watches, colored gemstones, designer jewelry, flatware, silverware, gold, silver, and platinum. We're able to make a cash loan on individual items as well. So whether it's as an entire lot or in various parts, we'll strive to always loan the most cash for your estate jewelry!
We can't stress enough that as Mesa's top pawn shop, we truly do loan on anything and every kind of estate jewelry you have. We don't discriminate whatsoever between gold, silver, or diamond jewelry. We make estate jewelry loans on all kinds of precious metals and gems on a daily basis and have no plans on stopping. If you're in need of fast cash and have jewelry, it can be yours in as little as five minutes from Oro Express Mesa Pawn and Gold. We're happy to not only help possible customers evaluate their financial options, but also to work with them on other items outside of jewelry to loan them enough cash to get them back on their feet. We offer dozens of varying loan services and can combine them in any way necessary to get you the number you need.
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A couple weekends ago, I took my dad to the Pismo Beach car show. It's been a tradition for us since the family moved to the central coast. I didn't think I was going to make it this year, since I no longer live down there, but it happened to be going on the weekend I was visiting.
If you've never been, Pismo is flooded with a lot of cars and people. They shut down a few parking lots, and streets, just so theres room for all the cars. This year, there weren't as many cars as in previous years, and the quality of them seemed to have slipped. There were still some beauties. I always like seeing the Bel Air's and the VW buses.
I couldn't decide which edit I liked better for this Bel Air. The first one was with TangledFX, and it is very bright and shiny, which is what the conditions were. The second edit is done with Mextures. Its got a darker, and kind of depressing vibe to it. The car looks like its being dismantled or something haha.
These old guys like to stand by their cars and watch people stare at it all day. I imagine its like showing off your first born.
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