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This course is situated between 2 valleys in the mountains of the Khao Yai National Park and is fairy tough, winding beneath the steep hills that border the park. It is easy to forget about the score, considering the breath taking views over the surrounding hills, but the large bunker arrays – typical for Nicklaus – will bring one back to reality quite soon.
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Birchall / Smal / Webster
Drop Out [CASSETTE + DOWNLOAD]
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Two sides of the London trio of David Birchall on guitar, Rogier Smal on drums, and Colin Webster on alto saxophone, bringing a bit of madness into very free improv, the first side an immersion in unflagging collective improvisation of great detail, the second side bringing introspective dialog into an evolving collaborative free-for-all.
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Catalog ID: AS042
Squidco Product Code: 23957
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Released: 2017
Country: USA
Packaging: Cassette
Recorded at Drop Out studio, in London, England, on March 13th, 2016 by Tim Cedar.
David Birchall-guitar
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Colin Webster-alto saxophone
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"David Birchall: Born in Leicester 1981.
A musician living and working in Manchester in real time with sound and instruments.
This performance practice as an improviser becomes a way to think more widely about how small elements make up bigger elements and how sound functions in space and the built environment.
Improvising solo and with others using guitars, objects and non-fixed instrument structures.
Making drawings to try and understand what I am doing and what I hear.
Designing, building and fabricating instruments and electronic units that can become parts of non-fixed instruments based on electromagnetic principles.
With Vicky Clarke designing, building and fabricating audio circuits which become instruments as part of the artist duo Noise Orchestra.
Doing some or all of these things at different times in Europe, Russia, North America and Japan.
Performing with many Manchester based/related improvisors including Sam Andreae, Andrew Cheetham, Otto Willberg, Greta Buitkute, THF Drenching, Richard Scott, Philip Marks, Adam Fairhall, Luke Poot, London based Colin Webster and Amsterdam native Rogier Smal. One-offs and random stage/studio collaborations have involved working with figures such as Marshall Allen, Rhys Chatham, Mick Beck, Phil Minton and Mark Sanders."-David Birchall Website (https://davidmbirchall.com/about-2/)
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"Rogier Smal is a drumming man from Amsterdam. Imagine the long lost son of Han Bennink raised on a steady diet of dutch marching band music and anarcho-punk going renegade by venturing to the free jazz fold. His performances can be intense, inspiring, proper funny and totally awkward. All at the same time. If I try to think of him playing it's all like super fast paradiddles bouncing harmonics off the walls doubleforming pyscho-acoustics inside your own head, then a drumstick sculpture asking for "a nice cup of tea", then wearing a bin bag to play drums, then playing more amazing drums, then staring the audience out for a really long time and telling them weird Netherlandish farmers jokes. A true gent of jazzpunk quality (there is no sign of any spang-a-lang here) he holds down the drum stool on occasions besides: Marshall Allen, Dylan Carlson, Eugene Chadbourne, Asuna Arashi, Colin Webster, Mik Quantius, Cathy Heyden, Ryoko Ono, Royal Improvisers Orchestra, Nora Mulder, Lori Goldston, Schimmbad Jazz Pool, Johannes Lunds, Maria Bertel, Don McGreevy and many more.."-David Birchall-Rogier Smal Website (http://rogiersmal.blogspot.com/)
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Colin Webster is an improvising saxophonist based in London. He is a frequent collaborator with Mark Holub, Graham Dunning, Andrew Lisle, John Dikeman, &c.-Squidco 10/31/2018
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"Drop Out" is the first release from this trio and they waste no time jumping off on side A. Think Borbetomagus meets The Blue Humans (with a hint of Flying Luttenbachers in there too?). It's nervy and skronky but doesn't fall into any "free rock" or "noise jazz" cliches. To these ears, the trio sounds more in line with Brotzmann/Bailey/Bennink meetings on record (Brotzmann's Nipples/ICP's Groupcomposing) than a lot of modern sax/guitar/drums groups. This trio might not be the loudest or most intense group out there, but there is something that transcends genre cliches here and allows us to really see this for what it truly is - a brilliant improv record from three amazing and exciting players. The references above may be older, but the music is nothing but forward thinking."-Astral Spirits
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Archive: February 2013
The archive below lists all articles that have been posted on the World Socialist Web Site by date. To visit the archive for other months, return to the Archive Monthly Index.
1 February 2013 (front page)
- Israel's bombing of Syria escalates threat of wider war
- The stock market bubble
- US health care "individual mandate" will leave 30 million uninsured
- Greek workers strike against austerity measures
- UK economy on edge of triple dip recession
- Study exposes global recession's heavy toll on girls and women
- Australian opposition leader commits to austerity election campaign
- UN sanctions prompt North Korea to threaten nuclear test
- Bangladesh: Factory fire kills seven workers
- Mass protests in Azerbaijan against oligarchs
- Czech president-elect calls for new parliamentary elections
- Deadly human cost of Ireland's austerity measures
- Massachusetts governor releases budget proposal
- Interview with a striking New York school bus driver: "We want an answer about what's been going on"
- Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
- UK: Unite union appeals to Labour to save the National Health Service
- Dustin Hoffman's Quartet: Aging and the artist
2 February 2013 (front page)
US stocks near record highs
Dismal jobs report sparks Wall Street surge
- Eighty years since Hitler's coming to power
- Profit bonanza for US auto companies
- Explosion at Mexico City PEMEX headquarters kills 33
- US Defense nominee Hagel bows to right on Israel, Iran and militarism
- Britain makes its own military push into Africa
- Increasing mental health problems among Britain's young people
- Germany's Commerzbank to cut up to 6,000 jobs
- UFCW disavows aim of organizing Walmart workers
- New Zealand government announces new austerity measures
- Notes on the social crisis in America
After NLRB rules strike legal
New York mayor steps up attack on school bus workers
- Alabama school bus driver shot and killed while defending schoolchildren
- Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
- India: Victimized Maruti Suzuki workers continue to protest
- Sri Lankan ex-lefts and the impeachment crisis
- Letters from our readers
4 February 2013 (front page)
- Munich Security Conference endorses US call for expansion of neo-colonial wars
- White House zeros in on Medicare
- Further cave-in by Obama on contraceptives
- Record unemployment adds to Spain's social crisis
- Germany: A new capitulation by the IG Metall union to Opel management
- Detroit to close 51 parks
- Australian union ramps up nationalist campaign against guest workers
- UK prime minister boasts of "busting open" state education
- Murder charges dropped in Pakistani factory fire
- UK Conservatives and Lib Dems open for business
"Bloomberg is the number one criminal"
Striking New York City school bus workers speak out
- The way forward for the New York City school bus strikers
- This week in history: February 4-10
5 February 2013 (front page)
- Obama administration claims power to authorize pre-emptive cyberwar strikes
- Biden in Munich: The ugly face of imperialism
- Greek government threatens striking ferry workers with martial law
- Alabama standoff ends with death of hostage-taker
- Britain: Closure plans for Trafford General Hospital's Accident & Emergency unit approved
- UK youth face bleak job prospects in 2013
- Letters from our readers
- Australian Labor government crisis deepens as unofficial election campaign begins
- South Korean president-elect moves to abandon welfare promises
- New York City school bus drivers should reject union moves to end strike
- New York City cops aid strike-breakers
- Letter from a New York City school bus driver
- New England supermarket workers face contract battle
- Thai court jails journalist for 11 years for lese majeste
- Workers Struggles: The Americas
6 February 2013 (front page)
- Justice Department memo sanctions state assassinations of US citizens
- Obama's contraception climb-down and the separation of church and state
- S&P charged with fraud in mortgage ratings
- Spanish Prime Minister Rajoy implicated in corruption scandal
- Goodyear France announces closure of its Amiens-Nord site
- Iranian president publicly accuses rivals of corruption
- All party support for local authority cuts in Scotland
- Video: Striking New York City bus workers speak on their struggle
- West Chicago teachers strike
- Ed Koch: The right-wing trajectory of a Democratic politician
- Girl on Fire—Alicia Keys closes her eyes to the world
7 February 2013 (front page)
- Greek government imposes martial law on ferry strikers
- The police state implications of Obama's assassination program
- US Postal Service announces plan to end Saturday mail delivery
- Tokyo accuses Chinese navy of "locking onto" Japanese targets
- Ireland's United Left Alliance collapses
- Dead children used to provide identification for UK undercover police
- Kremlin responds to slowdown in economic growth with deeper social cuts
- Firms make billions as middlemen in government cover-up of Wall Street crimes
- Bloomberg presses attack on striking New York City school bus drivers
- Letters from our readers
- UN report details brutal conditions in Australian government's Pacific refugee camps
An extraordinary cinematic event:
Tsar to Lenin to be screened Wednesday in Montreal
- Democrats join bid to strangle New York City bus drivers strike
8 February 2013 (front page)
- Senate hearing on John Brennan whitewashes US assassination program
- Bank scandals and the case for public ownership
- Media covered up US assassination base in Saudi Arabia
- Former Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi praises Mussolini
- Murder of secular politician sparks mass protests in Tunisia
- UK: Honda slashes nearly one third of jobs at Swindon
- Ontario teachers' union funded Liberal leadership candidates
- Bowling Green, Ohio university to lay off 12 percent of faculty
- Ten killed in Solomon Islands tsunami
- Sri Lankan army report denies war crime accusations
- Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
- A reply to a defender of SYRIZA
- School bus workers fight for job security and wages: 1979 and today
9 February 2013 (front page)
- General strike, mass protests shake US-backed Islamist regime in Tunisia
- The US drone assassination program and the threat of dictatorship
- French government prepares repression against workers
- US government requests for Internet communications soar
- US imposes new sanctions on Iran prior to international talks
- Photographer Alessandro Penso, chronicler of "Fortress Europe," speaks on the plight of migrant youth
- Australian economy faces "painful" adjustment
- Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
- Philippine performance artist jailed for "offending religious feelings"
- Philadelphia charter administrators mired in corruption charges
- Qatar plays key role in US Middle East/North Africa plans
- Mobilize the working class to defend New York school bus strike
- WSWS publishes New York school bus strike newsletter
- Netflix's US remake of House of Cards stands up despite weaknesses
- Letters from our readers
11 February 2013 (front page)
- Class tensions in Europe at the breaking point
- European Union summit agrees on austerity budget
- Blizzard claims at least 14 lives in US Northeast and Canada
- LA police shoot paper carriers during Southern California manhunt
- Cuts in education, health care and state jobs in Pennsylvania budget
- Australia's Socialist Alternative hails betrayal of Chicago teachers strike as a victory
- Harper government using "humanitarian" aid to boost Canada's global mining companies
- Germany: Prinovis print works to close in Itzehoe
- Australian media furore over sport "drug cheats"
- US sponsors new UN resolution on Sri Lankan human rights
- Striking New York City bus drivers march in defense of jobs
- School bus strikers in New York City discuss their struggle
- UK postal workers at Whitstable abandoned by Communication Workers Union
- Australia: Pacific National provokes coal train drivers' strike
- This week in history: February 11-17
- A reply to a defender of the UK's RMT rail union
- Donald Byrd, extraordinary jazz trumpeter, dies at 80
12 February 2013 (front page)
On eve of State of the Union speech
Obama pushes austerity in the guise of defending the "middle class"
- The danger of war in Asia
- Pentagon chiefs reveal divisions over Syria
- In the Italian elections, Rifondazione Comunista emerges as a bourgeois party
- Tunisian government begins to unravel
- The role of Germany in the war in Mali
- UK horsemeat scandal spreads to Europe
- A legal lynching: Indian government executes Afzal Guru
- Letters from our readers
- Cuts in fire protection leading to deaths in Detroit
- UK government implements cuts in South East London Healthcare Trust
- Bus collision kills 22 migrant workers in United Arab Emirates
- Australian mining tax debacle intensifies pressure for deep budget cuts
- Why the unions refuse to mobilize support for striking New York City bus drivers
- The New York City school bus strike and the for-profit student transportation industry
- US food assistance benefits face cut in November
- Workers Struggles: The Americas
13 February 2013 (front page)
- Obama defends drone assassinations in State of the Union address
- The New York bus strike and the defense of public education
- North Korea tests third nuclear device
- Pope resigns amid deepening crisis for Catholic Church
- Irish debt deal means decades of austerity to cover bank bailout
- Stafford Hospital report points to decimation of Britain's National Health Service
- Los Angeles manhunt ends in shoot-out, inferno
- Los Angeles/Long Beach longshore clerks vote down sell-out contract
- Foxconn stages union elections: A trap for Chinese workers
- Socialist Equality Party (Australia) resolution to AEU mass meeting
- Australia: Victorian teachers prepare for mass meeting and third one-day strike
- Australia: Join the International Youth and Students for Social Equality!
- Two West Virginia coal miners killed
- Unpaid furlough days dictated for 600 Detroit city workers
- Chevron fined for "willful violations" in California refinery fire
New York City bus strike in danger
City takes bids stripping school bus drivers of job protections
- The Nation magazine and Obama's assassination program
- Canadian Auto Workers union reopens CAMI-GM contract
14 February 2013 (front page)
- As Obama touts end of Afghan war, US strike kills 10 civilians
- Fifteen Years of the World Socialist Web Site: 1998-2013
- New charges in Spain's Popular Party corruption scandal
- French Goodyear workers protest against closure of Amiens Nord plant
- Unions suppress opposition to closure of Belgian Ford plant
- Roma in Germany forced into abject poverty
- 600 children living in Washington, DC homeless shelter
- California governor's budget foreshadows new assaults on health care
- Australian Crime Commission's police-state powers revealed in sports "doping" affair
- Socialism and the defense of public education in Chicago
- Letters from our readers
- After the bids: New York School bus strike at the crossroads
- New Zealand unions collaborate in Summit Wool Spinners redundancies
- Sri Lankan SEP meeting marks 25th anniversary of Keerthi Balasuriya's death
"I see this as an attack on public education."
New York City workers and students express support for school bus strikers
- Britain's Socialist Workers Party descends into factional warfare
Kristina Betinis
"Recognizing the historic tasks to be carried out could not but make a forceful impact on my political consciousness"
Ric Size
"I discovered that no media source anywhere offered the precise analysis and revolutionary perspective of the WSWS"
"The WSWS was the only media outlet that provided spot-on analysis of the Obama administration's punitive education policies"
Janel Flechsig
"I was impressed by the inclusion of the party's own history and the availability of its vast archive of articles and documents related to the history of the Fourth International"
15 February 2013 (front page)
- Euro zone economy posts worst contraction since 2009
- Currency wars hang over G20 meeting
- Teenager shot dead in Bahrain protest against US-backed monarchy
- Syrian civil war creates worsening humanitarian crisis
- UK conservative think tank uses child poverty to further its agenda
- ThyssenKrupp to cut 3,800 jobs in the steel sector
- India: Cash transfer scheme aims to slash subsidies to India's poor
- California's 2013 budget promotes the privatization of education
- Australian PM's phony job creation claim
- Australian Education Union uses mass meeting to prepare sell-out agreement
- American, US Airways approve $11 billion merger
- Steven Soderbergh to retire after Side Effects?: Problems of independent filmmaking
Steven Brust
"The WSWS functions for me as an antidote"
- Pro-charter school organization attempts public school takeovers in Los Angeles
- On New York City picket lines school bus strikers discuss struggle
- Parents speak out in support of New York City school bus strike
- Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
16 February 2013 (front page)
- Union calls off New York school bus strike, telling workers to rely on Democrats
- Inequality and American democracy
- Greek strikes continue as unemployment, poverty hit record levels
- Senate handles Obama's treasury pick with kid gloves
State of the City speech
Detroit Mayor Bing defends layoffs, pay cuts
- France: Unemployed worker sets himself on fire outside job centre
- Massive police mobilization ends in killing of Christopher Dorner
- Disabled cruise liner arrives in Alabama after days at sea
- Bloomberg boasts of breaking New York bus strike as part of assault on public education
- Local government debts expose China's financial instability
- Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
- Romanian auto workers face wage cuts and layoffs
- Australian government complicit in "Prisoner X's" death in Israel
"The war was always in the back of my mind; I wanted to know what happened"
- The increasingly right-wing, pro-Democratic Party ISO
- Letters from our readers
18 February 2013 (front page)
- G20 issues empty declaration against currency wars
- Lessons of the New York City school bus strike
- Majority of working Americans have no retirement savings
- Mass opposition to school closures in Chicago, Illinois
- US/NATO occupation of Afghanistan unravelling
- Spanish unions collude in mass unemployment and wage cuts
- Science, society and the Chelyabinsk meteor
- Syria's civil war destabilising the Caucasus
- New Zealand government to take refugees from Australia's detention camps
- Sri Lankan journalist shot by gunmen
"It helps to keep me sane in an insane world"
Nick Barrickman
"The truth never hurt anyone, provided he was on the level"
"Quality in journalism is no simple matter, and you deliver"
- Reader contributions: Why I read the WSWS
- New York City school bus workers express anger over conduct of strike
- This week in history: February 18-24
- American Federation of Teachers' journal slanders historian Howard Zinn
19 February 2013 (front page)
- Mass strikes and protests shut down Port Said in Egypt
- Brennan refuses to rule out drone assassinations within the US
- Draconian White House immigration reform leaked to press
- Video: Chicago teachers, parents speak out on school closures
- German Socialist Alternative group aids union sellout at Opel
- Deteriorating conditions in Illinois prisons lead to hunger strike
- Two more US coal miners killed
- Letters from our readers
- French President Hollande presses for major arms deals in India
- Australian prime minister announces bogus jobs plan
- China presses Burma for Kachin peace deal
- India: Thousands join protests to support victimised Maruti Suzuki workers
Billionaire views Scottish independence as a "management buy-out"
The anti-working class agenda promoted by the Scottish Socialist Party
- SEIU union leader convicted on federal charges
- Workers Struggles: The Americas
20 February 2013 (front page)
- German industry, government planning for resource wars
- Ten years since the global protests against war in Iraq
- Iberia airline strikers clash with Spanish police
- Teachers demonstrate in Berlin
- UK gay marriage bill: An undemocratic fraud
- The health care crisis in the US prison system
- Rafael Correa wins third presidential term in Ecuador
- Australian Greens "break" with Labor, but pledge "stability"
- Death of pensioner highlights crisis of UK care for elderly
Diana Toma
Dylan, Canada
Sam, Maryland, USA
Terrence McGovern
Why I Read the WSWS
- Why I read the WSWS: February 20
- Western Australia election campaign paves way for spending cuts
- US coal companies shed 7,700 jobs in 2012
To defeat ruling class assault,
Indian workers need a socialist program
- Not Fade Away: "Oh! Pleasant exercise of hope and joy"
16 February 2013 (front page)
21 February 2013 (front page)
- US uses hacking allegations to escalate threats against China
- The return of German imperialism
- Obama calls for more spending cuts to prevent "sequestration"
- Tens of millions of Indian workers join general strike
- Workers mount 24-hour national strike against social attacks in Greece
- SYRIZA censures deputy for questioning Greek claims of disputed islands
- Review panel paves way for emergency manager in Detroit
- Another West Virginia coal miner killed
- Huge police operation to evict Berlin tenants
- Mayor of London pushes ahead with fire station closures
63rd Berlin International Film Festival—Part 1
Unresolved issues in today's filmmaking
- Fresh arrests in UK's News International phone-hacking scandal
- Australia: Bipartisan fraud on "closing the gap" of Aboriginal poverty
- Indonesian government threatens mass layoffs over minimum wage rises
22 February 2013 (front page)
- Obama administration denies Congress drone assassination memos
- Massive car bomb hits Syrian capital, killing 53 and wounding 235
- German government decides on long-term military deployment in Mali
- Spain's Popular Party makes U-turn on eviction petition
- Prime Minister Cameron's India tour highlights UK's weakening global position
- Protests erupt over lack of emergency medical care in Chicago
- Billionaires pour cash into campaign to dismantle public education in Los Angeles
- Boeing professional workers split on contract
Many workers replaced by strikebreakers
Returning New York City school bus drivers, escorts face retribution after union betrayal
- The corporate buyout surge and economic parasitism
- Nearly 100 perish in latest Australian refugee disaster
Wendy Thatcher
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Tony Williams
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- Philippine reproductive health bill continues to illegalize abortion
- The intellectually bankrupt defenders of Django Unchained and Zero Dark Thirty
- Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
- Study finds mammals diversified only after the extinction of dinosaurs
23 February 2013 (front page)
- US deploys troops, drones to Niger
- US preparations for cyber war against China
- US blocks UN resolution condemning Damascus terror bombings
- Forecasting more recession and unemployment, the EU demands more austerity
- Mass protests bring down Bulgarian government
- Indian general strike ends with no demands met
- Italy before the elections
- Unrest breaks out again in South Africa's mining sector
- Leadership speculation surrounds Australian prime minister
- Ontario NDP and unions support Liberal austerity policies
- US Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. pleads guilty to misuse of campaign funds
- String of police shootings in San Diego, California
- New York school bus workers form rank-and-file committee
- Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
- Frank Ocean's Channel Orange
25 February 2013 (front page)
- Afghan regime accuses US forces of torturing, murdering civilians
- Sequester to spearhead historic assault on US social programs
- Germany arms the Persian Gulf monarchies
- New prime minister in Tunisia
- Social counterrevolution in Greece
- German government report threatens cuts to welfare benefits
Social cleansing of London
Camden Council plans to move out 761 families
- Mexican government prepares a dirty war
- Share sell-off points to further instability in global financial markets
- Australia: Still no inquest into student deaths in Melbourne fire
- US auto union chief addresses Australian union conference
- Quebec's education summit: A cover for university tuition fee hikes
- Seattle anarchists imprisoned for refusing to testify before a grand jury
- Los Angeles mayoral candidates offer no choice for the working class
- Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master: The limits of making it up as you go along
- This week in history: February 25-March 3
- A comment from a reader in Uruguay on Lincoln, Django Unchained and Zero Dark Thirty
26 February 2013 (front page)
- Initial results indicate stalemate in Italian election
- US troops to Niger: A new stage in the scramble for Africa
- Japanese premier signals military buildup during US visit
- Pakistan transfers strategic Gwadar port to China
- Cyprus poses danger for euro zone stability
- American NGOs pull out of Russia
- New York City homelessness continues to set new records
- The 2013 Academy Awards: Mediocrities by and large, and at their worst
- Australian corporate chief calls for major welfare cuts
- The way forward in the fight against the closure of GM-Opel's Bochum plant
- Australian court upholds patent for breast cancer gene
- Letters from our readers
- Union scuttles strike against New Zealand school closures
- UK: Rotherham Hospital workers face further attacks on jobs and conditions
- Over four billion people worldwide lack adequate sanitation
Why I read the WSWS
Dolores Martinez
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Louis Girard
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- Workers Struggles: The Americas
27 February 2013 (front page)
- Italian voters reject the European Union's austerity measures
- Workers rebel against right-wing unions
- Obama combines sequester cuts with demagogy
- Moody's credit downgrade heightens UK economic crisis
- Bulgaria: Protests continue after government's resignation
- Strikes and demonstrations rock Spain
- Former top Obama official warns of "powder keg" in Asia
- CEO of US tire firm denounces French Goodyear workers
- IMF demands deeper austerity measures in Sri Lanka
- BP civil trial opens
Kamilla Vaski
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Carl Cooley
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- JPMorgan Chase to cut 4,000 jobs
- Toronto homeless advocates protest budget cuts
63rd Berlin International Film Festival—Part 2
The Plague: The "loneliness, strength, humanity and beauty" of ordinary people
- Set for Life: The effects of recession on an older generation
- Twin Cities security guards slated for one-day strike
28 February 2013 (front page)
- US moves towards open arming of Syrian opposition
- The Italian election: A political watershed
- US Supreme Court dismisses lawsuit challenging secret wiretaps
- Right-wing Supreme Court justices attack US Voting Rights Act
- Pope ends reign amid rising scandals
- Fed chairman reassures markets on dollar-printing "quantitative easing" program
- France-Qatar tensions rise over Mali war, Tunisia
- Letters from our readers
- The West-Eastern Divan Orchestra at New York's Carnegie Hall
- Four perish in Maryland house fire
- Talks on Iran's nuclear program reach no agreement
- Letters on the Academy Awards
- Quebec: PQ imposes annual hikes in university tuition fees
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- Union calls off Western Australian nurses' strike


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Over/Under Glove
A wardrobe staple for cool rides.
Our Over/Under glove serves either as a lightweight glove on its own or can be layered underneath other gloves as a liner. Adding a glove liner underneath a sturdy winter glove can vastly extend the lower end temperatures a cyclist can comfortably ride in.
- The Over/Under glove now has a 'thumb hoodie' to aid in mobile phone usage
- The palm features a silicone gripper
- Soft terry thumb


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American Dining Near the Mohawk Trail
Places to dine or eat on the run.
Traditional, warm hospitality and service. American and continental fare.
Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch & dinner
The hotel design reflective of the architecture of local area farms and built of stone and wood, the new Inn features 64 well-appointed guest rooms, a full-service restaurant and bar, a fitness center, and 3,200 square feet transitional indoor and outdoor events spaces.


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OÜ Koda Ehitus is a trustworthy partner for you in the more complicated parts of construction, such as ventilation, cooling, control engineering, heating and water-sewerage. The trademark KODA EHITUS means trustworthiness, security and quality. We always offer our clients the expected service. If you feel that we can be of assistance to you, please enter to make sure for yourself.
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Discussion Papers Series
Tali Nates, Director of the Johannesburg Holocaust & Genocide Centre, has lectured internationally about Holocaust education, genocide prevention, reconciliation and human rights. She has presented at numerous conferences, published many articles and was involved in documentary films made for South African Television
. In 2010, Ms. Nates was chosen as one of the top 100 newsworthy and noteworthy women in South Africa, published in the Mail & Guardian Book of South African Women. Ms. Nates acts as a scholar and leader of many Holocaust education missions to Eastern Europe as well as educational missions in South Africa and Rwanda. She is also one of the founders of 'Holocaust Survivors Services' in Johannesburg, an organization that offers social, educational and psychological services for survivors and their families. She comes from a family of Holocaust survivors-- her father and uncle were both saved by Oskar Schindler, but the rest of the family perished.


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Proverbs 6: King James Bible
Poverty – Daily Devotion of Proverbs chapter six, Verses 10-11
10 Yet a little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to sleep: 11 So shall thy poverty come as one that travelleth, and thy want as an armed man.
Daily Inspiration from These Verses
There's something to be said about those kinds of folks that move swiftly against someone, or comes at somebody as an armed man. They're quick, sudden, and typically catch their victims off guard. They're also without remorse, nor are they willing to be reasoned with.
This is the picture that the Lord is painting as it relates to want and poverty. Let's take a couple of real world examples that could relate to the scriptures above.
Say you have a flat tire, and you use a spare (not a temporary doughnut tire, but an extra real tire). No problem. Time goes on and you've neglected due diligence to replace the spare in order to be prepared for the next tire blow out.
Inevitably, after awhile another tire blows out. Now you're stuck. Guess what? Want has just come upon you as an armed man. Too bad you don't have the money to buy a new one now, due to the night out on the town the night before.
Now, because you didn't get a new tire for a spare when you had the chance, and not being prepared for a sudden issue (another tire blowout), you've used up any money that you'd need to buy a new one. With any luck, a friend or family member can swing you a few bucks for a new tire quickly.
But if that's not the case, this unwise decision, which at one time may have cost enough for a tire, and it to be mounted to the rim, now has the chance to not just cause for you to want, but is a great example how poverty can come just as suddenly.
Instead of just a tire, now it's a tow and a tire. Without the money for a tire, you certainly don't have money for a tow, and that causes your car to sit in the lot. That also costs money on a daily basis (an outrageous amount around these parts by the way). So now the clock is ticking, and as you try to figure out how to pay for all of this, the costs grow daily.
But I hope that night out on the town was worth it! Want and poverty has come in a flash. Some diligence through wisdom could have avoided this whole scenario. Many things can happen outside of our control. But there are just as many things that are in our control.
Be diligent, pay attention to wisdom, and don't put things off as the sluggard would do. As the Lord says, go to the ant, observe it's ways. Are we not greater than ants? Of course we are. The Father would rather us take care of things just as diligently as we would expect him to be.
Related New Testament Scripture
Philippians 4: King James Bible
11 Not that I speak in respect of want: for I have learned, in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content.
2 Corinthians 8: King James Bible
9 For ye know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though he was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, that ye through his poverty might be rich.
James 1: King James Bible
4 But let patience have her perfect work, that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing.
Let us not be like the sluggard. Let us not have poverty come upon us, or the want that comes so swiftly. We know Lord, there is nothing on this earth that will satisfy, save for your presence and portion of your Holy Spirit. All the rest is our support as we traverse through this world. Give to us our fill of what you want for us to have, and grant us the wisdom, cause for us to be diligent enough, to make wise decisions guided by your knowledge, and to avoid making problems worse when they crop up. All these things we pray in the mighty name of the Lord Jesus.
Question – Poverty
Has Poverty and want ever come upon you suddenly like an armed man?
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I'm delighted to welcome the author of today's guest post is Robert Merriott, founder of Forensic Notes. Rob's company specialises in helping you to document workplace bullying effectively so that you have precise evidence of bullying incidents, allowing you to prove what happened and when. This is extremely empowering for you as a target of…
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Recovering your Emotional Intelligence
When you are going through a rough time, managing your emotions can be difficult…managing other's emotions? That task can feel near impossible. Still, those in leadership positions need to stay tuned in as employees' emotions can easily have a negative impact on productivity and quality of work.
Ironically, being in the midst of your own personal struggle is actually a great time to tend to others. Making someone else feel better, cared for and relieved can give you a boost in outlook, mood and confidence.
Read on to discover the three must-dos when it comes to brushing up on your emotional intelligence; with mental and physical benefits applying to both you and your employees, you'll all be glad you did.
What can an employee expect from mediation?
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To be heard by someone who is impartial
To understand the points of view of the other person of people involved
To have the time to reflect upon the situation
To be part of the solution, rather than have a solution imposed upon them.
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The Nissan NP300 Navara sets a new benchmark in the one-tonne pick-up sector, combining the best of Nissan's Crossover leadership with over 80 years of experience in designing and manufacturing robust and cleverly engineered pick-ups.
Improving comfort and refinement while maintaining the NP300 Navara's acclaimed off-road ability, durability and loading capacity, was a cornerstone of the new vehicle's development. The new model is a fully updated version of the previous generation, with a robust and tough chassis which introduces a host of new engineering features designed to further improve drivability and practicality. Using the same Crossover DNA that produced landmark passenger cars such as the class-leading Qashqai, X-Trail and Juke, the new NP300 Navara brings a new level of car-like refinement, style, comfort and quality, as well as first in class technologies to the pick-up market.
The introduction of a market-first five year or 100,000 mile manufacturer warranty with the new NP300 Navara is further testament to the vehicle's credentials, and provides additional peace of mind for customers.
In-line with Nissan innovation, raising expectations and putting once-exclusive features within reach of all drivers, the new NP300 Navara introduces an array of new in-car technology. In a sector that has traditionally been slow to adopt the very latest in comfort and safety features, it sets a new benchmark for affordable in-car technology. Around View Monitor (AVM) and Forward Emergency Braking (FEB) – both highly acclaimed Crossover safety features – are unique to the pick-up market and provide customers with more advanced levels of technology than ever seen in a pick-up.
Further safety and convenience features include Cruise Control, Hill Descent Control (HDC) and Hill Start Assist (HSA), all of which have been developed to meet the specific demands of NP300 Navara owners, as well as keyless entry, rear camera and parking sensors.
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Nissan Navara Double Cab Tekna 2.3DCI 190 4WD Auto £299.00 per month with Nissan Finance:
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Final Purchase Payment (GFV) of £13,264.38
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MASSACHUSETTS – As for medical patients, using medical marijuana is not only to get high. It gives them aid from queasiness, hurting, and indications of sickness. But, with the legality of marijuana for recreation, patients are now apprehensive that the supply might wear out. Michael Latulippe, from the Massachusetts Patient Advocacy Alliance, the representative of the medical marijuana patients, explained that there had been no regulations drafted protecting the supply of marijuana for patients in case it gets scarce.
Vigilant experts on marijuana manufacturing and business world pointed out that Massachusetts will most likely face the scarcity of marijuana as soon as it is legalized. One reason for this is the amount of time needed by the industry to rise and expand quite enough to meet the people's demands.
Peter Bernard of the Massachusetts Grower Advocacy Council stated that some states in Nevada quickly ran out of marijuana in just less than a week last summer. He also added that they are thinking about opening during the summer season where tourists are in high numbers.
There are over 22 registered dispensaries who offer medical marijuana for the 46,300 patients in Massachusetts. There are also nine other dispensaries that are already in the last stage of processing their registration for them to be able to get their approval to put up for sale. On the other hand, there is still no particular way of determining the number of stores that will open for recreational marijuana given that the processing of the license will not start until April.
Latulippe, who is also a member of Massachusetts' Cannabis Advisory Board, said that they might end up running out of cannabis for patients if rules and regulations are not set. Nicole Snow, president of the Massachusetts Patient Advocacy Alliance, also added that almost 29,000 ounces of marijuana are consumed by patients monthly. The problem is, there is still no data which can determine the number of marijuana facilities that can produce a vast amount.
The Massachusetts Patient Advocacy Alliance has also been asking for enough supply from those who use marijuana for recreation so that patients can still be able to continue taking medical marijuana. The Cannabis Control Commission has shown no signs of formulating some regulations protecting pot for patients. They are still formulating the rules.
One of the possible solutions seen is for the Cannabis Control Commission to oblige stores to allocate a precise quantity in their stock for the patients to regulate the supply of medical marijuana. Or they can also set a limit for every buyer to make sure that both recreational users and medical patients can have what they need. Licenses for those who cultivate should also be released speedily for more supply. As of the moment, medical patients, as well as recreational users, rely on individual distributors. Most of these distributors focus more on dispensing to medical patients.
With the supply hitting scarcity while the demand is still at high levels, the distribution of marijuana for medical patients should always be a priority. This way, patients do not need to stop taking their medical marijuana.


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These days, because of the growing world of eCommerce and the mounting popularity of social media across nations, it seems a lot easier to grow your business globally than ever.
But of course, you shouldn't just rush into things. It may technically be simple if done online, but are you really ready to go global? Indeed setting up an online store and marketing it internationally is not enough. This kind of expansion entails meticulous research and planning before the actual implementation.
Here are the 3 important steps you should consider and follow if you intend to expand your online business globally:
Step 1: Study the International Market Comprehensively
Naturally, if you're planning to tap into the international market, you will need to do actual market research. It's essential to understand other cultures and the needs of your target market in other countries.
How will they respond to your products? Is there an existing market for what you plan to offer or will you have to introduce something new and promote it extensively? These are just a few of the things you'll have to process before embarking on this expansion.
Step 2: Make a Thorough International Business Plan
The next step is to come up with a thorough international business plan. You must carefully outline your campaign and how you want to go about it. You must consider your inventory, shipping and delivery, marketing, budget, and other vital factors involved.
Are you prepared and committed? You ought to prudently evaluate every little aspect before plunging head-on so that you don't end up losing your business instead of growing it.
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Once you deem you're truly ready to expand significantly across the global market, you can proceed to promoting your products in huge online marketplaces such as Amazon, eBay, and Rakuten.
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I've undergone in-depth patch testing, exposing myself to over 90 chemicals at a time, to try and find the cause of my allergies. It was unpleasant, to say the least. That's how I found out I was allergic to propylene glycol, a common ingredient used in everything from toothpaste and laundry detergent to hair products and beauty items. After exhaustively reading labels, I had to abandon almost every toiletry in my house to start fresh, seeking out products that wouldn't cause my skin painful allergic reactions with each use. I now have just a few go-to products, many of which are from CeraVe—it's really no exaggeration to say CeraVe has been a revelation for my skin. While my case may seem extreme, 70% of women report having sensitive skin. Because I've had such success with CeraVe, I reached out to them to get some answers about common skin problems and how to remedy them. They put me in touch with Dr. Laurence Dryer, Ph.D., Director of Portfolio Development for Valeant Pharmaceuticals. Check out our very informative Q&A below. What is dry skin? Your skin contains a complex cocktail of specific lipids that together constitute the physical skin barrier designed to safeguard its integrity. There are dozens of different ceramides, together with other essential molecules such as cholesterol or phytosphingosine, that form the "mortar" between the skin cells to protect your skin. But not all ceramides are created equal, and only a handful of them actually make a difference. Those are the ceramides that diminish with age, or eczema, or atopic dermatis. What is sensitive skin? There is no real clinical consensus on what sensitive skin really is, but it is well known that the result is a damaged skin barrier. As for eczema and a host of other skin pathologies, skin barrier damage is also a prime manifestation. In both cases, the damaged skin barrier results in an inability for the skin to retain water. No matter how much moisture you put on that type of skin, it won't keep it for long if you don't also repair that barrier. What other kinds of problems might complicate skin care? Over 70% of women report having sensitive skin, and although the "real" percentage is unknown, these women's concerns remain and need to be addressed. There are also a lot of newly sensitive skins that results from overly aggressive regimens or careless exposure to uncontrolled environments. Sensitivity can manifest in so many different ways that there is no clinical consensus on what sensitive skin is. Probably the most important aspect of sensitive skin is that it is a uncontrolled dynamic response that can betray an unhealthy skin state, but also sometimes is simply a native delicate barrier. That's why it's so hard to understand. Until we master it better, we choose to focus on a common clinical thread of all the manifestations of sensitive skin: a weak skin barrier. It is important to differentiate between allergy and irritation, because they cannot be resolved the same way. Most of what women identify as an allergy is in fact an irritation, which may be due to excipients (Ed. note: "filler ingredients") in a formula rather than the main technology. However, both can benefit from gentle barrier reinforcement. What are common ingredients that cause allergies? The usual suspects like fragrance, harsh detergents, dyes, soap, and some specific preservatives What's the value of "natural"? While the search for natural ingredients is certainly a trend, it is important to understand that 1) Many ingredients that bearing unnatural-sounding names are just purified fractions of natural extracts, and 2) Natural does not necessarily mean safer, because many natural ingredients are actually complex mixtures of unidentified and potentially allergenic or irritating compounds. In our studies, we found that it is often how untainted the ingredients are, not so much what they are, that will keep a product safe. The more purified and controlled ingredients are usually safer. Also, the quantity of the ingredient can be crucial to its safety profile. That being said, there are things we stay away from, such as Methylisothiazolinone, some silicones, Triclosan, any formaldehyde donors, and as mentioned before, all fragrances, dyes, and harsh detergents. At CeraVe we strive for safe, simple and efficacious. This may or may not always mean natural. 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hi, just want to know if i can be pregnant and at the same have my period? is it possible??
weird though, but yes even me i have that in mind if you are able to get pregnant and have period... that sounds crazy but maybe we don't know, some or rarely one of a hundred experience it what do you think?
yeah and funny seems that it is not really true, not at all. once you started to produce the pregnancy hormone and it is already established, you can't develop menstrual cycle anymore and you normal periods will stop.
is that so? but heard some news about a pregnant woman and having her period. maybe it was just misinterpreted, maybe she was having an internal hemorrhage due to stress or somewhat like that.
yes you can have internal hemmorhage during pregnancy when you are overly stressed, especially when it comes to emotional stressed. but having period during pregnancy is way too impossible.
yea stress is a factor that you will get bleeding, experiencing bleeding during early pregnancy that is just like you are having your menstrual cycle.
exactly, maybe that was meant by trista when you got that breakthrough bleeding that was caused by hormones controlling your normal menstrual cycle.
oh, that's it, i think that thing comes into my mind. when you bleed, you actually seems to have your menstrual cycle. i kinda get it.
heheh... not just that, bleeding also occurs when your fertilized egg implants into the lining of the uterus or in your womb. usually it happens when you are about to have your period due.
yes, but at this time, when you said that you are bleeding and you're pregnant, that is more likely due to your breakthrough bleeding than the so called implantation bleeding.
i see, great learning digested :) ... but still, bleeding is dangerous, this could lead you to difficulty in establishing your due date.
what about the spotting in your skin during the early pregnancy?
i think that caused by bleeding. almost 65% of women have their spotting in early pregnancy but somehow there are no complications accompanied with it.
but you know, that could be a first sign of miscarriage baby. there are couple of symptoms with that. you could have heavy cramping, and bleeding could be much of greater volume than a normal period. when you are experiencing sharp pains in your lower abdomen, then it is time for you to go to the doctor coz it may be possible for you to have an ectopic pregnancy.
well, we should educate ourselves on tha matters. we expectant mothers and those women who are still planning to become a parent.
you are definitely right. before anything else or before you'll regret, it is better to consult your doctor or midwife. an early ultrasound will best be the first thing to do so that you can evaluate your condition timely.
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The Varsity Softball team's season came to a close Tuesday night. The Stars fell behind early and could not come back in a 9-5 loss to Southmont. The Stars racked up eight hits on the day with Paige Armstrong and Hillary Reed each managing two hits to lead the team. The Stars notched three runs in the seventh


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Jubilee spectacular continues despite rain
(CBS News) It's another busy day of celebrations in the Diamond Jubilee, marking Queen Elizabeth II's 60 years on the throne.
The centerpiece of Monday's events will be a star-studded concert at Buckingham Palace featuring performances by Elton John, Paul McCartney, Annie Lenox, Shirley Bassey, Kylie Minogue, Stevie Wonder, Robbie Williams and others.
Complete Coverage: The Queen's Diamond Jubilee
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But the celebrations aren't just in London. The four-day celebration is being marked in all the countries in which Elizabeth is head of state. In New Zealand, a bonfire beacon was lit Monday - one of the many being lit across the queen's realm.
The queen herself - once she presumably warms up from her travails of Sunday - will light the last beacon in London Monday night after another series of events.
But people are still talking about the spectacle on the River Thames Sunday when more than a million people lined the banks of the waterway, braving some nasty weather to watch a display of pageantry that was truly fit for a queen. Nothing harks back to the days of glory when Britannia ruled the waves like a river full of a thousand boats and with the Queen on a royal barge at the head of them, as it was Sunday. This being the 21st century, the royal barge was a converted river cruiser made fit for a queen - but it's the thought that counts.
One reveler, drenched by the soaking rain said, "We don't mind, we've got waterproof coats, waterproof trousers, we've got coats, we've got food, we've got good company."
And boy did she have company: The crowd, which stretched for miles along the riverbank and across its bridges, was estimated at well over a million. And if the weather was cold and wet, so much the better for demonstrating the quality the British so much admire in themselves and in their Queen - pluck.
The pageant was a very British event, even down to the weather. There hasn't been a river pageant for 350 years, and it may be at least that long before the next one. The inspiration for the pageant came from an old painting by Canaletto of a river pageant in the 1700s. The River Thames was then London's main street, and for a day on Sunday, it was again.
The celebration was also about creating nostalgia for the future - and it supplied images galore.
Pictures: Queen's Jubilee: Day 2 highlights
This four-day celebration is taking many forms. Nothing would take this queen away from the year's biggest horse race, so Epsom Derby Day was conveniently folded into the weekend's events.
Queen spends day at the races as Diamond Jubilee celebrations begin
Pictures: Queen off to the races for Diamond Jubilee
And for those not able to get to the big festivities, there have been hundreds of small street parties held across the land.
But, what people will be talking about was the lasting image of an 86-year-old woman, standing in the rain, watching the boats go by and returning the tribute to her people.


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Manufacturing Company in China
China has been largely known for its ground-breaking and massive plethora of products that are still making their way into international markets. This has been the one phenomena which has captured everyone's attention and has even become a parody of sorts with individuals of every race and colour making a joke out of bulk products that could belong only and solely only to China. That apart, China has made some serious prowess into what it means to have a manufacturing unit setup, operate and ultimately contribute to a country's overall economy. The dogma of products from China no longer exists because China has not only managed to capture overseas markets but has wiped out all competition whatsoever. Given the revolution in technology, China could have been the last country that the world thought could live up to the latest trend but it has surpassed bigwigs such as APPLE, SAMSUNG, LG, SONY etc. by bringing in killer features in smartphones at unbeatable prices. This has anchored China at possibly the number one spot in the world of manufacturing electronics. But this is not the end. It is just the beginning of a revolution in industry that is being brought about by China's finest workforce and work culture.
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I got both populus 1 and 2 running on my win.10. but not the beginning wich is the most player friendly of them. This 1 was the game i really looked forward to play again. It get an error when i try to start up the game. Some error during install? should i try to reinstall it? After my meaning the 2 others is to go to far back. The game needs to give a little part of good feeling, This 1 is closer to the modern games than the others so it gives a better feeling.Bought the complete but was out for the newest. These games hardly take any space at all anyway. Any good advise to give?
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Our 2nd part to our series on Neuronal tumors features a much more aggressive and destructive pathology: Plexiform Neurofibromas. This will be one of my most dense posts, but it is filled with interesting pictures and videos. So, grab a coffee and enjoy. Remember that the 3rd case here is the clinical perspective of my … Continue reading Nerve Tumors Part Two: Naughty Neurofibromas (of the plexiform variety)
The Other Side of Things
Why Me!? The rooster sounds off to alarm me that the day is supposed to begin, but I'm already awake. My precious daughter of 13 years has suffered all night. She struggles to catch enough air when lying down. Placing a couple of tef bags under her thin mattress sitting on our cold dirt floor … Continue reading The Other Side of Things
Questioning Myself
I started writing this post about a month ago when I was entering the final month of my year-long journey in Mekelle. I was having issues with setting up work in the states. Frustrated and annoyed, I partially wrote this post and am now finishing it today. As many of you know, when I first … Continue reading Questioning Myself
Nerve Tumors Part One: Sly Schwannomas
In just 1 year, I've seen 10x the number of nerve-related tumors than I have in my 11 years of medical training. Each has similar characteristics, but everyone is unique and full of learning points. I'll group 5 different cases into two posts: Schwannomas and Plexiform Neurofibromas. Today we will begin with the more light-hearted … Continue reading Nerve Tumors Part One: Sly Schwannomas
Rain — A year later
With just about a year's experience of the weather in Mekelle, my body has received enough operant training to predict the weather. Sitting atop the 10th floor of the tallest building in Mekelle (that I have access to) I peer just over the top of her stadium. A currently empty concrete bowl. To it's right … Continue reading Rain — A year later
Electricity and The Coup
9 months into our work here, I wrote a little article for the American Society of Pediatric Otolaryngology (ASPO) talking a little bit about why we needed to set up a residency program like we did here. I'm placing a link here just to help give this next paragraph some perspective. The article is towards … Continue reading Electricity and The Coup
More Visa Trouble
You guessed it! I'm having issues obtaining yet another Visa. I feel like I'm losing my mind. I wasn't going to announce this yet, but I've decided to make another trip over to Mali before I depart Ethiopia for now. There are a couple of pediatric patients there that require some advanced surgery and … Continue reading More Visa Trouble
Empowerment ≠ Responsibility
As I write this, I only have a month and a half left in my year here. I plan on returning to the states for a couple months to maintain my credentialing and earn some money so I can return to Ethiopia in the winter. As it's becoming clear to me that our work here … Continue reading Empowerment ≠ Responsibility
Mischievous Mali
It is with great pleasure that I post this next post from America! I know I just went on a rant about the Visa process, but it still feels nice to be home. Although it happened weeks ago, today I'd like to talk about my amazing opportunity to visit Mali. I was invited by one … Continue reading Mischievous Mali
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I speak about failure quite a bit in this forum. My last three posts were dedicated to unique aspects of failing. I see failure as essential to growth, for what we learn after committing mistakes writes textbooks. However, the failure that I have now experienced in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia is one that … Continue reading Residents Denied Visa to the US


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(Open Box) A '50s throwback Precision Bass designed to the specs of pop-punk's most well-known bassist.
Fender and hard-hitting Green Day bassist Mike Dirnt join forces once again to bring you the Mike Dirnt Road Worn Precision Bass. With original-era 1951 Precision styling, its ash body wears a 3-color sunburst or White Blonde lacquer finish worn to perfection to simulate years of hard-played onstage glory.
Other distinctive features include a comfortable forearm contour, a volcanic custom vintage-style '59 split single-coil pickup, side-mounted output jack and custom Mike Dirnt neck plate. The maple neck has a thick "C"-shaped profile and a classic '51-style Telecaster headstock shape, with a 9.5"-radius maple or rosewood fingerboard with 20 medium jumbo frets and black (maple board) or aged white (rosewood board) dot position inlays. The bass also has a single-ply black pickguard, two knurled chrome flat-top control knobs (volume, tone) and special '70s vintage-style tuners.
- Ash body
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- Thick "C" shape neck
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- 20 Medium jumbo frets
- Synthetic bone string nut
- Black or white dot position inlays
- Custom Vintage '59 split single-coil middle pickup
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- Scale Length: 34" (864 mm)
- Fingerboard Radius: 9.5" (241 mm)
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70's style tee: Bandit
High waisted shorts: VS
Shoes: Miz Mooz via Ebay
Socks: Very old UO
Eagle necklace: Gift from MC
Bag: Coach, thrifted
So we looked and oh, yeah, there totally is. There's Bandit, who basically do nothing else. They're the shit, hit them up immediately. I officially demand they acquire the licenses to print the WKRP logo.


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Peter Pan finally has to grow up and get a job, or at least start paying rent. Cinderella swaps her glass slippers for Crocs. The Tortoise and the Hare Facebook stalk each other. Goldilocks goes gluten free. And Rapunzel gets a buzz cut.
Here are more than one hundred fairy tales, illustrated and reimagined for today. Instead of fairy godmothers, there's Siri. And rather than big bad wolves, there are creepy dudes on OkCupid. In our brave new world of social networking, YouTube, and texting, fairy tales can once again lead us to "happily every after"—and have us laughing all the way.
In case my earlier discussion of using fairy tale motifs in creative writing didn't tip you off (or the mention of my folklore-emphasizing master's degree, etc.), I'm a bit of a fairy- and folktale nut. My most recent read in the realm of fairy-tale retelling is Tim Manley's Alice in Tumblr-land: And Other Fairy Tales for a New Generation.
First, I should point out that the book is an outgrowth of Manley's Tumblr blog Fairy Tales for 20-somethings. (As such you can probably guess that this isn't for your kids—insert language and content warnings here. My warnings for the book are stronger than for the blog: the book is more explicit, includes more sex-involved storylines, etc. Take a glance around the blog, and if that pushes your boundaries, don't pick up the book.) But the book does some things that are ill-suited to a blog-style project, and I'm going to focus on those things.
The book, like the blog, has a mix of stories with different characters from different fairy tales (with little to no carryover between fairy tales). Each "fairy tale" story ranges from a couple sentences to a few paragraphs long. (Side note: His definition of fairy tale is very broad and inclusive. If it's a Disney movie, it probably qualifies for Manley as a fairy tale. Aesop is fair game too.) Although there are overarching narratives for several characters (Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Rapunzel, etc.), no character has two consecutive fairy tales if you're reading the book cover to cover. Technically most of the tales could be read independently, but the most "bookish" parts of the book, the ones toward the end of the volume, normally require the background knowledge of Manley's interpretation of the characters.
It's these sorts of tales that I'm going to focus on for this review. While the blog constantly puts out standalone tales—whether they be humorous or poignant—that sort of telling is ill-suited to a coherent book that is supposed to be read and remembered as something other than a gag book. (Gag books have their place, make no mistake. But that's not what Manley is doing here.) In the book Manley has selected posts from the blog, rewritten some of them, and added many, many more tales to give characters overarching narratives with problems, failings, successes, and ultimately, an inner calmness and peace. While the book describes many stereotypes and tropes of the lost, confused, bewildered, or befuddling generation of today's American twenty-somethings, it is not a book that ends on the note of being lost, confused, bewildered, or befuddled. Every recurring character finds a way to reconcile his or her questions and instability into some form of calm willingness to press on, innovate, and engage with life.
All in all, I think the book does a good job. As with the blog, there are some tales (and some arcs) I consider more successful, humorous, or emotionally impactful than others, and there are some I don't particularly care for. In that way it is like many anthology-style books that include multiple discrete storylines: some are bound to please more than others. I would even argue that until the book fully engages with being a book—until we start getting the closure that doesn't sit well in an ongoing blog-style context—it feels a bit weaker than the blog. But in the end, Manley pulls it off. Since each tale is so sort, it really doesn't take that long to get to the end either, so overall it's worth a read.


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Time-frame to return money to rejected applicants of IPO in offing
Mumbai, May 2 (UNI) Securities and Excange Board (SEBI) Chairman C D Bhave today said adherence to a definite time-frame should be observed by the companies raising funds from primary capital market to return money to those whose applications for subscribing Initial Public Offer (IPO) were rejected.
Inaugurating an investor education initiative, Money Yatra, jointly launched by a business television news channel, CNBC AWAAJ and Reliance Money in collaboration with National Stock Exchange and the Department of Posts, Mr Bhave said the SEBI was currently working on certain guidelines in this regard.
The guidelines shall also address the need to lay down a time-frame for registering the names of allotees of shares under the IPO in a demutualised account in a bank in a faster way, he said.
Lauding the efforts of Money Yatra initiative that is to travel across the country to more than 30 towns, Mr Bhave, however, said investor education initiative in the country should be multilingual as two-thirds of the population speak and understand only Indian languages.
''It would be important to create a data bank and analyse the questions and queries received at the forum to pinpoint on the fears and difficulties faced by investors,'' said Mr Bhave.
He said the data bank could also locate the areas where investors lacked knowledge and be indicators to faults and shortcomings within the stock market system itself.
According to the organisers of Money Yatra, under this initiative India's leading personal finance experts will educate the common man on the various avenues of financial planning and money management.
Under the initiative, investment experts will provide the necessary information and advice on financial planning, investment techniques and procedures to individuals and private investors.


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If not now, then when?
According to new research by Bupa Health Clinics, most of us are slowly wishing our lives away.
"I'll be happy when…"
If you reckon you'll be happy when…that dress fits; you finally get around to joining the gym; you get a promotion – then you're one of the many people Bupa surveyed who spends, on average, six years thinking about how wonderful the future is going to be, rather than enjoying the here and now.
Having sucked up enough self-development and mindfulness books to sink a ship, I am aware that this is not a healthy state of mind.
By assuming that the future will be better than today, we give ourselves excuses to procrastinate. Why change what we do, eat, think today when we can start doing that tomorrow?
The Slight Edge philosophy
I read an amazing book called The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson, which is based on such a simple but powerful theory: that even the smallest beneficial adjustments, repeated daily, can make an incredible difference.
I shared the premise of this book with Mr Maven, who has become a living, breathing example of the 'slight edge' philosophy in practice.
Three years ago, he started doing just 10 press ups every morning. You might think that 10 press ups isn't going to make a hell of a lot of difference to a person's health or physique. But it's better than not doing it, right?
And 10 press ups every morning for a year really adds up. To 3,650 press ups to be precise.
What if you feel strong enough, like Mr Maven, to increase that to 30 press ups every morning? That's nearly 11,000 press ups a year. 11,000 more than he was doing before. He didn't have to change his life, just tweak it a little bit.
I, on the other hand, didn't change a damn thing.
Until I had one of those moments that jolted me out of my lazy bubble of procrastination and made me realise I was living in the future.
A life changing moment
Mr Maven had just left for a business trip to the States and was due back in five days. As I tried to get out of bed that morning, I was unable to move my leg. The pain in my red, hot, swollen knee was excruciating.
I spent the next several days relying on kind neighbours to take my kids to and from school, while I took as many painkillers as was legally acceptable and hobbled around with a walking stick.
It was a scary week. I felt lonely and anxious and I desperately missed being able to do the most simple things: doing the school run, or popping to the corner shop.
Here's my story:
These are the everyday moments we can so easily take for granted when we focus on the future, rather than the present.
It took a couple of weeks to get a diagnosis, with the help of physiotherapy, MRI and ultrasound scans. It seems I'd had some sort of trauma which had created a knot of calcification, which in turn had inflamed my (existing but mostly dormant) arthritis. The calcification disappeared almost as quickly as it had arrived, but the arthritis remains.
Suddenly the 'what ifs' that I'd been focusing on – what if I lose a dress size; what if I go jogging every day – had turned into new more worrying questions. What if my health deteriorates and I can't take the kids to school, or go to the supermarket, or I can't work anymore.
I was letting life pass me by. I had to stop procrastinating. I had to start making adjustments now.
Small adjustments
I picked up a couple of gratitude diaries and started being more mindful. I did my research and found a gorgeous puppy to join our family. Coco was the excuse I needed to get out of the house and take a brisk walk twice a day.
Then I hired a personal trainer for 10 weeks until I felt fit enough to join a gym. And now I'm swimming or exercising in the gym three or four times a week, as well as walking for 90 minutes every day.
I haven't dropped a dress size yet, but I'm taking action. I appreciate how amazing it is to have a healthy, active body.
So I encourage you to also stop taking the simple things for granted. Cherish those everyday moments. Rather than imagining the future being better than the present, make a change today. No matter how small or insignificant it might seem, it is better than not doing it.
You just have to start.
If not now, then when?
After all, one day, you may look back and realise that you've done over 11,000 press ups and feel pretty bloody good about that!
What makes you grateful for your health? What everyday moments would you miss if they were out of reach? Please leave me a comment below, and use the hashtag #EverydayMoments on social media to join in the campaign and let me know what you're grateful for.
Much love, Vx
[Disclosure: This is a sponsored post for Bupa as part of the #EverydayMoments campaign. The clinics across the country offer a range of Pay as you Go services which don't require insurance to access.]


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Video shows Newton dad being escorted out of US by ICE
Wicked Local Newton has posted this video of Newton resident Rigoberto Mendez being escorted by ICE out of the country.
Mendez was deported to Guatemala Friday morning. Mendez came to the U.S. illegally in 1991, from Guatemala, and had been struggling to remain ever since while raising a family here. His wife Imelda Felipe Lopez, also an undocumented immigrant, is being treated for brain cancer and cannot work, raising the possibility that his 18-year-old son Roberto Felipe Lopez will have to drop out of UMass Boston to provide for his mother and 10-year-old brother. [Video courtesy of the Lopez family]


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where she witnessed the voting and was acquainted with the process. Iraqis went to the polls on Saturday, 12 May 2018, to elect a new parliament.
The United Nations is providing technical assistance to Iraq's Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC).
Video produced by the Public Information Office of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)


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Whether you are a whisky connoisseur or a whisky amateur, this rare malt whisky guide is will be perfect for anyone interested in whisky. Islay is located in one of the southernmost islands of the Inner Hebrides located off the west coast of Scotland, and its whiskies are extremely sought after by whisky collectors and whisky lovers alike. Here are some of the best Islay whisky brand from Islay to purchase.
If you are looking for a true Scottish whisky brand that is steeped in Scottish history then Bruichladdich is for you. In 1881, the three Harvey brothers build Bruichladdich on the shore of Loch Indaal, on the Rhins of Islay located at the westernmost part of the island.
Today this distillery only sells single malt whiskies that are true to Bruichladdich as they are unpeated. All the barley that is used is exclusive to Scotland, some of which been grown on the Islay since 1004. This attention to detail and produce makes Bruichladdich whiskies some of the most enjoyable, sought after whiskies. If you are looking to start up an Islay whisky collection or would like to add to your own collection, this brand of rare malt whisky would make the perfect addition.
Caol Ila Distillery
This exquisite Islay whisky brand is located on the island of Islay, overlooking the strait between Islay and Jura. The distillery was founded by Hector Henderson in 1846, however quickly changed hands in 1854 when Norman Buchanan, the owner of Isle of Jura distillery, took it over and by the 1880s over 147,000 gallons of whisky was being produced there each year.
If you like light scotch whisky, Caol Ila is the one for you. Known for their light Islay whiskies, Caol Ila 's whiskies are pale in colour, with floral, peppery notes. As well as being sold as a single malt whisky, Caol Ila whisky is heavily used in blends such as Johnnie Walker and Black Bottle. This provides the brand with an excellent reputation. This brand has a variety of different price ranges and would make the perfect addition to any Islay whisky collection.
Laphroaig Distillery
Named after the area of land at the head of Loch Laphroaig on the south coast of the Isle of Islay, Laphroaig distillery is an Islay single malt Scottish whisky distillery. The distillery was established in 1825 by Donald and Alexander Johnston, who came from Clan Donald.
Known as "the most richly flavoured of all scotch whiskies" Laphroaig usually ages its whisky for up to 10 years, however, the 15 years old variety is not uncommon. Most of the rare malt whiskies that Laphroaig produce have a peaty, smoky flavour. Again, this Islay whisky brand would make a great purchase, adding to any collection.
Bowmore Distillery
Said to be established in 1779, Bowmore is one of the oldest distilleries in Scotland. Located on the Isle of Islay in the Inner Hebrides, the distillery lies on the south-eastern shore of Loch Indaal.
Bowmore distillery sources as much of its barley from the island as possible, if they are in need of more barley is imported from the mainland. Bowmore keeps to its original methods of production using traditional wooden washbacks. This gives the Islay whisky its unique flavour and distinction.
This traditionally Scottish Islay whisky would be perfect for any collection, small or big. The unique favours and production method would also allow it to stand out in any collection.


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I don't post many recipes on this blog but when I do, they are dishes that were a huge hit with my family. I tool a look back at my recipes in 2013 and these were the most popular.
1. Chicken Gyros - My husband swore up and down that he hates Greek food, but he loved these. I think he just decided that he didn't like Greek food as a kid and never gave it a try again. But these really are delicious and easy to make.
2. Quinoa Stuffed Peppers Enchilada Style - My mother is a huge foodie and she loves these! I have to tell you that is a big win for me. This is a vegetarian meal that even the biggest meat over will enjoy.
3. Slow Cooker Pulled Pork - While this was a sponsored post, I didn't exaggerate about how good this pulled pork turned out. I used to make pulled pork without the apple cider vinegar but I won't anymore. It adds so much flavor!
4. Southwestern Turkey Soup - I look forward to this soup every time I make a turkey. This year I was smart enough to make it twice after Thanksgiving.
5. Slow Cooker Chili Colorado - I've been on a huge Chili Colorado kick lately so I've made it at least once a month since summer. There is also a recipe for slow cooker spicy refried beans on this page to go in the burritos.
Happy New Year Everyone!


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Hungary has stopped transporting natural gas to Ukraine, according to Ukraine's state-run oil and gas company Naftogaz.
Deliveries were halted on Thursday evening, with the Hungarian company saying supplies would be cut off due to to technical reasons and would remain suspended "until further notice", Naftogaz said in an emailed statement.
The decision to cut off reverse gas supplies to Ukraine was revealed on the same morning that Russia's energy minister warned European countries against re-exporting gas to Ukraine.
Russia's Energy Minister Alexander Novak has told a German newspaper that EU countries that re-export gas to Ukraine would face supply cut-offs from Russia.
"The contracts signed [between Russia and EU clients] do not have any provisions for re-exports... We hope that our European partners respect the past agreements. That is the only way to guarantee uninterrupted supplies," he said, as quoted by the Handelsblatt newspaper.
Ukraine, Russia and the European Union are due to meet today (26 September) in a bid to resolve the standoff between Kiev and Moscow over the price Ukraine pays for natural gas.
Russia almost doubled the price it charges Ukraine for gas days after it annexed the Crimea peninsula from its neighbour in March.
Kiev had refused to pay the new price, prompting Russian state-run gas firm Gazprom to cut off gas supplies to Kiev in June.
Ukraine has since boosted imports of gas from some EU countries and has begun eating into its own supplies to make up for the shortfall in Russian gas.


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Should make for a good birthday gift for one of our communities most respected elder/pipe carrier/fire keeper/ spiritual leader.
Small black ash basket with the four medicines and two plugs of sgetagen.
I've had the honor of being his shkwabe a few times at sunrise ceremonies, and have learned a great deal from this kind man.