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The Massachusetts Division of Insurance announced Tuesday a hearing will be held on Jan. 30 to consider the request of the Workers' Compensation Rating and Inspection Bureau of Massachusetts (WCRIB).
WCRIB is a private non-profit unincorporated association of insurers that is licensed as a rating organization for workers' comp insurance in Massachusetts. WCRIB is requesting a statewide average rate increase of 7.7 percent and an effective date of Jan. 1, 2014, according to the announcement.
The Jan. 30 hearing would give interested parties an opportunity to provide evidence and testimony relating to the proposed workers' compensation classifications, risks and rates. The hearing is intended to assist the insurance commissioner in determining whether the proposed classifications and rates are excessive, inadequate, or unfairly discriminatory for the risks to which they apply, and whether they fall within a reasonable range.
Source: Massachusetts Division of Insurance
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'Dear Deadpool' is the least helpful advice show in the world
By Ryan Creamer
If you'd like a question of yours massively trolled and not addressed at all, Deadpool's your man.
In a new, soon to be cancelled segment called "Dear Deadpool," TJ Miller's character Weasel fruitlessly tries to get Ryan Reynold's Deadpool to just shoot straight and answer the nice people's questions. It doesn't go well. Looks like there is a little NSFW footage being recorded over in the process too.


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Three pupils from the City of London Academy in Bermondsey were part of the winning team at the finals of the international Space Settlement Design Competition held at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
In early August Becky Follett, Joseph Dudley and Loretta Grazette – all students at the City of London Academy in Lynton Road – went to Houston, Texas to participate in the international finals of the Space Settlement Design Competition.
The students had already won their local and regional competitions, and in Houston they were teamed with other students from the UK, US and Pakistan to form one of four international companies competing to design a base to begin the human colonisation of Mars.
The companies had to work out their hierarchies and identify their specialists, as well as working together effectively to produce a full business proposal. The companies were assisted by a team of specialists, including experts from Boeing Aerospace.
The companies were presented with their task on Saturday lunchtime and had less than 48 hours to prepare their proposal for presentation to a panel of judges on Monday morning. The presentation had to provide a real solution based on real science, and it had to be fully costed and justified. The winning company presented a PowerPoint display of fifty detailed and fully illustrated slides.
The judges spent a long time deliberating over the different presentations, and it was not until 5pm on Monday evening that they were able to announce that Vulture Aviation, including the three City of London Academy students, had won.
Joana Monteiro, the academy teacher who accompanied the students, said that the event was amazing, creating an international community in which the students were, despite the competition, smart, kind and polite.
The NASA science support team also made the event really special, despite the fact that they were running between the competition and the control room of the International Space Station, dealing with problems as they arose.
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After being revealed as the most favoured bookmaker concession in a recent Horseracing Bettors Forum (HBF) survey, William Hill has announced that it will be revamping its Best Odds Guaranteed promotion.
The changes to the promotion, set to come into play on Thursday, will now mean that customers will only be able to access the concession from midnight on the day of the race.
"As of midnight tonight our Best Odds Guaranteed offering will be evolving and in future you will receive BOG only when you have placed your bet on the day. This will impact a small number of customers and will allow us to invest in a number of other offers and 'Racing Refunds'," said William Hill spokesman Rupert Adams.
The changes to the promotion comes as a 'package' alongside changes to the 'Racing Refunds' policy.
William Hill has since adopted its policy regarding racing refunds, now opting to pay out if a horse refuses to race, the horse remains inside the stalls after the off, as well as other occasions at the operator's discretion where "we believe there has been an injustice (e.g. rider unseats at the start or jockey fails to weigh in)".
It follows on from the decision made by Paddy Power last week, who had announced that punters will be able to use the promotion from 8am on race day, as opposed to the previous arrangement which meant customers could use the offer when a race is priced up.
The promotion review comes as bookmakers must refocus their resources to offset the associated costs from the controversial FOBT ruling.
Paddy Power emphasised that the decision to change their promotion was in line with their strategy to compete with others in the industry.
Meanwhile other operators such as bet365, Ladbrokes Coral and Sky Bet, who all currently offer Bog from declarations stage have not expressed any plans to alter their promotions.


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With so many brands out there, trial and error seems to be the norm these days. The list could go on forever, and failure to find the right cream the soonest means that you are going to waste your money down the drain with these so-called wonder creams. Steps To Take When Evaluating a Hemorrhoid Cream
Over-the-counter creams are just as effective as the prescribed ones. Pick those that contain hydrocortisone like the Preparation H, which can reduce the swelling, itchiness, and irritation. Creams provide immediate but temporary relief. If you are interested to remove them permanently, look for rubber band ligation or infrared treatment methods.
The price of these creams should range anywhere between $3 and $20 or so. You will get instant relief without having to spend a fortune. Creams are good for external hemorrhoids or those that come out from the anal canal. A topical cream is not intended to treat internal hemorrhoid. Internal hemorrhoids should be approached with care, so the best option is to ask your surgeon for proper medication.
Weve managed to pick three of the best hemorrhoids creams on the market. All were amazing and the results were pretty quick. Natures Inventory Hemorrhoid Heal Wellness oil soothes away the pain and swelling. It works its wonders right after the first application. Its all-natural and organic, so no appalling side effects will be felt. Second was the King Bio Hemorrhoid Relief. Its excellent in reducing the swelling and pain associated with piles. It also helps your body heal itself, which subsequently, speeds up the healing process. The last one was Hel-BHIs Hemorrhoid. This is in the tablet form, but works just as effective as the topical creams, though, since it is taken orally, the effects were a bit slower. Combining tablets with creams have proved beneficial and highly encouraged.
Using hemorrhoid creams are effective against swelling, irritation, and discomfort. They serve as the first line of defense until the final cure would arrive. If you are suffering recurring outbreaks, always keep a topical cream with you at all times. If you see streaks of blood on your toilet paper, itchiness around your anus, or pain when passing stools, you may have hemorrhoids already. Dont laugh at it because its not a laughing matter. Get help today and get rid of hemorrhoid for the last time.


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RAJANPUR: Police personnel on Tuesday sought two gunship helicopters for aerial operation against Chotu gang in Rajanpur.
Operation conducted against Chotu Gang has entered its tenth day while the Rangers and police personnel have made special ships to advance towards Kacha Moro, Kacha Jamal 1 and Kacha Jamal 2.
However, 1,600 personnel belonging to Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD), Rangers, army and Punjab police have cleared around 70 percent Kacha area while more than 50 check posts have been established.
Regional Police Officer (RPO) Bhawalpur and Dera Ghazi Khan, District Police Officer (DPO) Rahim Yar Khan and Rajanpur are also participating in the operation to encourage security officials.
Meanwhile, a control room has also been formed in Rahim Yar Khan whereas Inspector General (IG) Punjab is frequently inspecting all the activities.
A helipad was also established in the area.
More than 160 dacoits and miscreants backed by terror outfits and anti-state elements have been copped so far in security operation in Kacha Jamal area.
Earlier, few extremists were caught in possession of Indian weapons. Members of notorious Chotu gang are among the felons fighting the security personnel.
The arrests were made on leaks given by Research and Analysis Wing's (RAW) spy who was arrested from Balochistan around two weeks ago.
Punjab Chief Minister (CM) Shahbaz Sharif had extended a request to the Pakistan Army to provide helicopters for assistance. Chotu had managed to cross a police cordon around one of the islands adjacent to Indus River.
The gang killed a policeman while kept not less than eight hostages including three locals and eight police personnel. Police had launched an operation which continued for more than 22 days against them but in vain.
While keeping in view the security and survival of the area people, IG Punjab had ordered security forces to launch an operation against the aforesaid gangs for restoration of peace and tranquility in the region.


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A mere woman from India running in her 20's.
Being called woman just sounds sexy but the 'girl' traits exists more in me.
I happen to aspire success and that feeling of contentment, both at the same time via
'Words'. An ongoing affair with books, which leaves me perplexed for some reason, every time. Jotting down the raw thoughts is what brings my chaotic soul to peace and which is what brings me here.
अनन्या शर्मा| They call me 'Annie'. ❤
This chubby one with big beautiful black eyes; I always flatter about.
The following phrases molded poetically by me portrays Ananya.
Loved by numerous.
Perhaps not liked by a few.
They choose me over others,
Maybe 'cause I never forget to step in their shoes.
A self lover.
For, I admire the kind I am.
A raging river,
Questing after a dam.
Craving calmness,
Yet, defying loneliness.
A lioness,
Fearing wilderness.
Too uncertain,
Yet, too proud.
Full of pain, not at all sane
Yet, I love to face the crowd.
So obstinate,
When it comes to my credence's.
'Cause I find dignity in this trait
Can't confine myself within your fences.
A criticism believer,
But with no tinge of despair
A pain preventer,
For which I coat my words with sugar.
Hate to hurt.
Restrain insensitivity.
Careful about other hearts.
Prudently witty.
Fear Future.
Dwelling in the present moment.
My past; a teacher
With lessons so permanent.
Hopelessly insecure.
Too demanding to deal with.
With a heart quite pure
Love, to me, is the only wealth.
I demand morals.
Riches; absent
Longing for the noble.
Just loyalty, romance and attachment.
Words being my escape.
I cry and laugh via phrases.
Writers to me are superheroes' without cape,
'Cause they know how to deal with bruises.
I write to feel.
I feel so I write.
We all need to heal.
I know we all need to fight.
Loved by numerous.
Perhaps not liked by a few.
They choose me over others,
Maybe 'cause I never forget to step in their shoes.
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By GINA KOLATA
October 5, 2017
For the first time, doctors have used gene therapy to stave off a fatal degenerative brain disease, an achievement that some experts had thought impossible.
The key to making the therapy work? One of the medicine's greatest villains: HIV.
The patients were children who had inherited a mutated gene causing a rare disorder, adrenoleukodystrophy, or ALD. Nerve cells in the brain die, and in a few short years, children lose the ability to walk or talk.
They become unable to eat without a feeding tube, to see, hear or think. They usually die within five years of diagnosis.
The disease strikes about one in 20,000 boys; symptoms first occur at an average age of 7. The only treatment is a bone-marrow transplant — if a compatible donor can be found — or a transplant with cord blood, if it was saved at birth.
But such transplants are an onerous and dangerous therapy, with a mortality rate as high as 20 percent. Some who survive are left with lifelong disabilities.
Now a new study, published online in the New England Journal of Medicine, indicates that gene therapy can hold off ALD without side effects, but only if it is begun when the only signs of deterioration are changes in brain scans.
The study involved 17 boys (the disease strikes males almost exclusively), ages 4 to 13. All got gene therapy. Two years later, 15 were functioning normally without obvious symptoms.
"To me, it seems to be working," said Dr. Jim Wilson, director of the gene therapy program at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine, who was not involved in the new study.
One of the remaining two boys died; his disease progressed so rapidly that gene therapy could not stop it. The other withdrew from the study in order to have a bone-marrow transplant. He died of complications from the procedure.
The study opens new avenues for using gene therapy to treat brain diseases, said Dr. Theodore Friedmann, a gene therapy pioneer at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine.
"Many think the central nervous system is intractable and unapproachable," he said. This study proves them wrong.
The research began with a determined mother, Amber Salzman, who was an executive with a Ph.D. in mathematics at GlaxoSmithKline. In 2000, her nephew was diagnosed with ALD, a disease she had heard of only in the movie, "Lorenzo's Oil."
He was "this wonderful sweet brilliant kid," Dr. Salzman said. "All of a sudden he loses his abilities. He crumbles in front of your eyes."
She had her one-year-old son tested and found that he had the mutated gene, as did another nephew. She looked into Lorenzo's oil, a difficult dietary regimen featuring a specially designed oil.
Statisticians at her company told her studies of it did not show any effect.
Dr. Salzman met with Dr. Tachi Yamada, who was head of research and development at Glaxo. "I said, 'It will be a few years before the bomb goes off in my son and other nephew. What do we do?'"
Dr. Yamada told her that her best bet was gene therapy, but it had never been tried against a disease like ALD.
Indeed, gene therapy had recently fallen out of favor after 18-year-old Jesse Gelsinger died during an experimental treatment. Then, in 2003, four of nine children who got gene therapy for an immunodeficiency disease developed leukemia.
Dr. Salzman, with assistance from her sister, Rachel, and from other scientists, was undeterred. She corralled researchers worldwide, asking why a different sort of virus couldn't be used to slip a good ALD gene into the boys' cells.
The best choice, it turned out, was a disabled form of HIV, which can insert genes into human cells more safely than other viral carriers.
Scientists were understandably wary. Disabled AIDS viruses had not been used in human gene therapy. But "I don't take no for an answer," Dr. Salzman said. "I probably come just shy of stalking people."
The result of her lobbying was a tiny study in France in which researchers used a disabled form of HIV to deliver a normal form of the ALD gene. The investigators reported that the treatment seemed to stop brain degeneration in two boys.
Yet the idea behind the treatment seems almost preposterous: Take bone marrow stem cells from a boy with the ALD gene mutation. Insert a good gene into those cells and then infuse them back into the bone marrow.
Wait about a year while stem cells with the good genes multiply in the bone marrow. Eventually, they drift up into the brain, where they slowly turn into glial cells — support cells that surround neurons and help insulate them.
The proper gene in the glial cells takes over, stopping the brain deterioration that would otherwise occur.
That unlikely process also explains why bone marrow transplants work, said David A. Williams, chief scientific officer at Boston Children's Hospital and a principal investigator for the study. New bone marrow cells, from a healthy donor, supply good ALD genes to cells in the recipient that eventually become glial cells.
Either therapy must be administered early, before symptoms are apparent. In the year it takes for the treatment to become effective, the brains of children who are already showing symptoms can deteriorate to the point of no return.
The success of the small pilot study was enough to inspire the founding of a company, Bluebird Bio, which sponsored the bigger study in hopes of marketing gene therapy for ALD.
The company has now expanded that study to include an additional eight boys, and in separate research is following boys who had bone marrow transplants to compare outcomes.
For Paul Rojas of Dover Plains, N.Y., whose son was in the study, gene therapy has been a lifesaver. He never heard of the disease until his son Brandon, who was 7, started drooling, losing his ability to concentrate and listing to one side when he walked.
The diagnosis was a shock. And since Brandon was showing symptoms, it was too late for a bone-marrow transplant.
Brandon's doctors, Mr. Rojas said, sat across from him and his wife, Liliana, in a small conference room and gave them the bad news: "This is a disease that has no cure."
He had his 4-year-old, Brian, tested. He had the mutated gene, too.
The Rojases could not find a compatible donor for a bone-marrow transplant. But then they learned about the gene therapy trial and got Brian enrolled. He is now 7, with no sign of the disease.
But his older brother Brandon, now 10, no longer speaks, walks or eats. He has a feeding tube.
"Brian misses playing with his brother," Mr. Rojas said. "Brandon was his idol."
For Dr. Salzman, the results of the new gene therapy study have come too late. She had to get treatment for her son before he developed symptoms.
He had a cord blood transplant, which was successful. Her nephew also had one, but suffered complications and must use a wheelchair.
The results of the new study also give rise to a concern that is becoming a regular feature of gene therapy work and other new biotech therapies: How much will this treatment cost?
Bluebird Bio is not saying – companies generally do not announce prices until their drugs are approved.
Dr. David A. Williams, chief scientific officer at Boston Children's Hospital and a principal investigator of the new study, expects the price to be similar to the hundreds of thousands of dollars it costs for a bone-marrow transplant.
But the new treatment "is a curative therapy," he said.
Dr. Friedmann is not assuaged by such arguments. The research enabling these products to come to market often begins with studies already paid for by grants from the federal government or from private foundations.
The expected prices, he said, are "absolutely crazy."


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ALL PRACTICES CANCELLED TODAY State wrestling in Columbia and State girls' swimming and diving in St. Peters are still on schedule. Girls' basketball at Columbia Hickman has been CANCELLED and will not be made up. Boys' basketball game at St. Joseph Central has been postponed. Reschedule date TBA. Science Olympiad tournament on Sat., Feb. 16 has
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Many visitors to Saskatchewan find their way to the Prince Albert National Park. Although most people are more familiar with the East Side of the Park, increasing numbers of visitors are now heading to the Wild West Side. This less-developed side includes a wild Plains bison herd, lakes that have retained their pristine qualities, and a relatively untouched slice of boreal forest.
A hub of activity on the West Side, the Ness Creek Site, is home to a variety of cultural and artistic activities, as well as 40 km of trails and all-season cabins, offering visitors to the area opportunities for hiking, biking and cross-country skiing.
A well established event at the site, the Ness Creek Music Festival, held every third weekend in July, includes an eclectic range of music and culture with a strong ecological focus. Northern Lights Bluegrass & Old Tyme Music Festival, held every third weekend in August, also makes Ness Creek home. A music camp, held the week prior to the Festival, provides wonderful learning oportunities for all ages and skill levels. And the new kid on the block – Country at the Creek – held its first Festival at the site last June.
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Fiji's Ba river delta is the next mining site for companies trying to keep up with China's demand for raw materials.
Australian mining company Amex Resources has been granted a 21-year mining lease to extract iron sands from 120 square kilometres of shallow water in and around the Ba River delta.
Managing director Matthew Collard says the project will employ around 300 people.
He says Amex has not asked for tax concessions and will pay the standard royalties and corporate taxes to the Fiji Government.
"There is a 3 per cent export royalty that the company must pay once we are exporting the product and then, at this moment in time, we are obligated to the 20 per cent corporate tax, as every other entity," he said.
"We haven't proceeded into any incentives, or tax incentives at this stage. We've just been focussed on getting all our approvals through so that we can get into the construction phase."
Mr Collard says extracting the iron sand will be a very simple operation.
"We are a dredging operation, so very similar to previous exercises around Fiji when they have used it for flood mitigation in the river systems," he said.
"We'll be dredging up the sand and the only difference is that we will have a floating concentrator behind our dredge.
"That dredge will be extracting the iron minerals and once we've extracted the iron minerals, we'll be depositing the remaining sand back into the sea floor and then transporting the iron in a transport barge 30 kilometres to the Lautoka Port, where it will be stockpiled and loaded onto a handimax vessel, more likely to be destined for China."
Mr Collard says Amex will follow the New Zealand model for iron sand mining.
"I think the benchmark for iron sands production is definitely New Zealand. They have been doing it for many decades now and have set the standard," he said.
"They are a high quality iron sands producer. Ba delta, once we have the project up and running, the scheduled production rates are not too dissimilar to New Zealand's operation at the moment so it will place the Fijian operation up there as one of the larger iron sands producers."
Mr Collard says it has obtained environmental approval for the mining project to start.
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The Tuska art fill-in issue notwithstanding, this is the first really, really good Roy Thomas Avengers script—and having Big John Buscema on the art for the rest of it, of course, makes it stellar. There's a lot going on here, starting with an Olympus backstory that's really just setting us up for #50. It's a way to keep Hercules offscreen while we get an adventure that almost feels like an X-Men story.
The only real weakness here is, above, Captain America's complete lack of personality. He quits the team and Hawkeye, the recent ex-criminal, reminds him of his oath and duty. Cap almost feels like a whiner, saying how he wants some "me" time as Steve Rogers. On the one hand, I get the burden of sacrificing self for service, but there's really no other point during Cap's decades-long career that he acts like this. Plus, before he resigns, he boasts about his role in the recent Avengers tales.
Best thing about this story: Magneto.
Like, how he starts the story making a speech out to space, and Toad just says, basically, "I believe in you, dude! What's your plan?"
And Magneto slaps the taste out of his mouth and scolds him for asking the very same question Magneto was just speechifying about.
Whatever dude. Such a dick.
Also in this story, in the fill-in middle issue by George Tuska, we get the first appearance of the new Black Knight: Hero version. Dane Whitman, nephew of the bad dude, decides to take up the mantle and be a hero.
Still an extraordinarily lame character. And Hank is starting to have side effects from becoming Goliath.
During the big fight scene, Wanda gets shot.
This helps explain why, at the end of these issues, Quicksilver decides to run off with Magneto.
And it's revealed that that was how Magneto planned it…
Creators: Roy Thomas, John Buscema (#47, 49) and George Tuska (#48)
Grade: A
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Fish, Inc.
When people think of fishing, they probably imagine an independent sea captain and his crew braving the elements in a small vessel to bring a fresh catch to shore and to our plates. But the current focus of U.S. policy for managing our fisheries, called catch shares, is destroying the way of life of our nation's fishermen and coastal communities. This time-honored trade is being replaced by a privatized system that often leaves the future of our nation's fish, one of our most precious natural resources, in the hands of a small number of larger operations, whose primary goal is often immediate profit rather than sustainable use and long-term conservation.
The United States lost most of its family farms to the large industrialized agriculture model. Catch shares create similar conditions on our seas by transferring the wealth of our fish populations from the public trust into private hands, by allocating a percentage quota of the total amount of fish that can be caught in a year and allowing these quota to be leased, bought and sold. When catch shares are given to fishermen, those who receive the largest initial distribution of shares — or have the most capital to buy and lease shares — often gain control over the entire fishery. Smaller-scale traditional fishermen are pushed out of the fishery while larger companies, which often use fishing practices that stress ocean ecosystems, take over.
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And a pretty good job he makes of it although it's still hard to see why he didn't just kick the controversial deal by which Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation wants to buy the 61 per cent of BSkyB it doesn't already own into the long grass (refer it to the Competition Commission) weeks ago.
Unless it was pressure from News who have watched BSkyB's share price going up relentlessly.
I'm also not so sure that the advice he talks about receiving from media regulator Ofcom was quite as unambiguous as he says it was. The other interested party, the about-to-be abolished Office of Fair Trading was certainly not enthusiastic.
Does it matter? Well Sky News is certainly not going to be allowed to become a UK version of Fox News, for seven years anyway while Hunt's arrangements stay in place. So that's a good thing.
But this deal, or rather the freedom for News to try to strike the deal to buy the whole of BSkyB, was always going to go through.
You can't put the genie back in the bottle and the little so-and-so escaped when a previous Tory government allowed Rupert Murdoch, owner of the Sun and the News of the World, to buy The Times and the Sunday Times all those years ago.
But Rupert Murdoch may still be confounded on price. Greedy hedge funds and other opportunists have piled into BSkyB forcing the price up to about 850p a share, way beyond Murdoch's top whack of 800p.
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Today's post is a guest review of Kung Fu Panda 2 by Emmett Goodman. Emmett is a graduate from the Pratt Institute in New York and is a notable member of ASIFA-East. His personal review blog is here and his sketch tumblelog is here.
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A terrific movie, and a job well done. Kung Fu Panda 2 is both entertaining and artistically sophisticated. It has some of the same flaws as the first film, but what it excels in mostly make up for those flaws.
Dreamworks Animation is (at least in my eyes) improving more and more as their movies progress. KFP 1 had some of the usual Dreamworks traits I dislike (such as over-abundance of celebrity voices, emphasis on the actors, sub-par dialog), but it abandoned pop-culture references in favor of a solid story, and took the time to give the movie a unique and distinct look. I could never truly appreciate movies like Shrek, Shrek 2, Shark Tale, or Madagascar, because their stories were too transparent and there was too much emphasis on who was voicing the characters than the characters existing on their own. Also, you could tell the stories were no good as they were overflowing with pop-culture references (which only contributes more to the transparency). Starting with Over the Hedge, the studio started stripping some of these flaws, but they were stripped even more with KFP 1. It seems to have improved with further movies, and KFP 2 cements that fact even more for me.
I can't praise the artistry of this movie enough. The opening of the movie (along with a personalized version of the Dreamworks Animation logo) is animated in a style suggesting metal puppets. I can't speak for how clear the influence of authentic Chinese art is, but there is definitely something different in the look of the film than the previous. Something very tactile in the design. Poe's memories are animated in 2D, and are so beautifully realized, that I wish there was a whole movie in that style.
The story this time is just as solid as the first film, but with more operatic tones. After the end of the first movie, Poe (Jack Black, panda) is now a respected member of Master Ishu's (Dustin Hoffman, red panda) Kung Fu clan, and is tasked with protecting their village. However, a powerful dynasty has come under attack by its exiled prince Shen (Gary Oldman, peacock), who seeks to not only take over China, but his primary weapons threaten to destroy Kung-Fu tradition. Now the way I say it here, it probably sounds cliché, but in the movie the story is taken very seriously. Poe recognizes a symbol on Shen's minions (wolves), which unleashes a forgotten nightmare. The story takes an emotional turn for the main characters (which for an animated film/show, is music to my ears). Poe and the Furious Five are dispatched to confront Shen and stop his bloody revolution. In the course of the story, we really get to see the inner workings of Poe's relationship with his friends/comrades, his adoptive father, and how what made him an outcast in the first film now makes him a unique warrior.
My few criticisms? Poe's flashback of self-realization, with all the clips from the previous films seemed a little out of place, but it was at least long enough to get the point across. I think they should have used fewer previous scenes, and maybe drawn some out a little longer instead. Also, I was a little uncertain about the acting in the scene where Poe confronts Shen about his own demons. Too preachy.
I must also speak about the directing of the movie. Jennifer Yuh Nelson is not the first woman to be involved in directing an animated feature from a major studio, but she is the first Asian-born female director to receive sole-credit in directing one. And I have to say she does a fantastic job. It is true that there are few female directors or creators in the animation industry, which is very sad to me, because I know several super-talented female artists, and many who are successful in independent animation. Hopefully, many more will be able to follow Jennifer Yuh Nelson. And some day, the lines will be blurred even more.
I am also thankful that no references to Grandmaster Flash have been made in these movies, due to the name "Furious Five." As much as I like references to contemporary music, they wouldn't fit into these movies.
Movies like this give me something to appreciate about commercial animated features. With all the criticisms I'm surrounded by these days, its nice to see something that impresses me.


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The tallest skyscrapers, the fastest cars, the fanciest restaurants and the most exclusive resorts and clubs. When westerners think of Dubai, fishing is about the last thing we imagine, if we think of it at all. But at the heart of this fast, modern city lies a shockingly intact traditional fishing culture alongside a budding fly angling industry. Acting as the Anthony Bourdain of this culture-and-recreation oriented film is Colorado-based angler and film veteran Frank Smethurst. Joining with Captain Nick Bowles and Emirati angler Mohammed Al Faour, Frank unveils familiar and unexpected sides of this iconic city, in the desert and on the water.
This new media project, over two years in the making, will premier in the 2018 Fly Fishing Film Tour and travel the globe to festivals worldwide. The film will hit more than 140 cities in the United States alone. The official trailer launched on November 24th, 2018 and is available to view here
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The original and preeminent exhibition of fly fishing cinema, The F3T is a one-of-a-kind experience. Each year, anglers of all ages gather at premieres to soak up films from around the world, spin a few yarns amongst friends and dream about casts still unmade.
2018 marks The F3T's 12th annual adventure. In addition to more than 150 screenings across the U.S., you'll also be able to catch the tour in Canada, Belize, the U.K. and South Africa. This year's lineup of films is our finest yet.
Tickets and the official tour schedule will be available on the F3T website starting December 1st: www.flyfishingfilmtour.com
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Ocean Active was founded in 2003 and started off as a simple website providing information on the fishing in Dubai. That small website propelled proprietor Captain Nick Bowles to build a guiding service in the Emirates and Oman. Over the years, Ocean Active has grown into the largest fishing charter company in the region, offering a wide range of destinations and boats. As featured on the big screen, Captain Bowles ensures anglers shots at the fast and aggressive queenfish, as well as other trophy saltwater species, all a stone's throw from Dubai's iconic skyline.
Ocean Active prides itself in being able to arrange a full turnkey trip from flights to hotels to logistics and boats to ensure travelers enjoy the wonderful Arabian experience and hospitality of Dubai while having a chance to catch trophy fish in a setting that is breathtaking and will live on in your memory for many years to come. Visit website for more information.


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Key Industrial Resources Face a Tepid Recovery
Good old supply and demand are back in control of the prices of industrial metals, cement and lumber.
Recession-slammed prices for metals, cement and lumber are slowly clawing their way back up, and won't be subject to any speculator-driven price spikes anytime soon.
Prices in the foreseeable future are more likely to be determined by demand and supply fundamentals than a return of investor-stoked futures bidding of the kind that drove up costs for aluminum, copper, lead, nickel, tin and zinc, creating a bubble that burst in mid-2008.
The prerecession investment frenzy was fueled by individuals and hedge and pension fund managers. They were betting that demand for metals in the U.S., China and elsewhere would continue at a heady pace, with no slowdown in sight.
They were wrong. The selloff, which came amidst the worst recession since the 1930s, deflated prices by 50% within less than a year -- from May 2008 to February 2009 -- based on an International Monetary Fund index.
Going forward, metals prices will be tempered by what we expect will be a long and tepid economic recovery. The odds are that it will take five years for the prices to approach the highs reached in late 2007 through late spring 2008.
Take aluminum, for example. Its use soared to around 23 million pounds in the U.S. and Canada during 2005 and 2006, and just slightly less in 2007, before tumbling to 15 billion pounds as the recession hit. Look for aluminum demand to inch up to 16.5 billion pounds this year, but it will be 2015 or so before aluminum consumption approaches the levels of a decade earlier.
Ditto for U.S. steel production, which, like aluminum, is tied closely to the consumption demands of the automobile, appliance and construction industries. Recovery by the latter two will stagnate for several more years. Automakers will slowly boost production through mid-decade, but U.S. mandates to increase vehicles' fuel efficiency will prompt them to use more lighter-weight materials, especially plastics and composite fiber materials.
But even though steel output won't approach its prerecession levels until 2015 or so, more steelmakers will be able to make a profit with lower production from more-efficient steel plants.
Cement manufacturers and lumber mills can also expect incremental production growth, tied as they are to the fortunes of the housing, office and commercial development sectors. It will be at least five years before they see companies in those sectors buy as much product as in the years immediately preceding the downturn.


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Charlie loved life, but not his death. He was 90 years old when he finally passed away on 11th October 2015, after 5 weeks in hospital. He was admitted for Acute congestive heart failure and hypoxia caused by 3 1/2 litres of fluid having collected on his lungs. In essence, he was dying when he was admitted, gasping for breath.
During his 5 weeks of hospitalization he had about 20 visits from his religious colleagues. They understood that his memory was so poor by this stage, probably caused by the prolonged hypoxia, that their visits were quickly forgotten by Charlie so they religiously kept coming back to see him to reassure him.
Whilst in hospital he decided 4 weeks prior to his passing that his life was complete and he knew that it was time to go. He had many reasons to justifiably come to that decision. As a diabetic who had had a quadruple coronary bypass 7 years previously he reckoned he had had a good innings. The consultants agreed that he was perfectly lucid and understood exactly what he wanted for himself as he repeatedly begged for a quick and painless means to depart this world. His Christian beliefs and committed life did not clash with his requests for a compassionate end. Although he appeared clinically depressed his life expectancy was deemed to be so short that anti-depressants would not have enough time to take effect.
Had he been allowed, he could have had a beautiful assisted death in hospital surrounded by his loving family, but the law prohibits this in the UK. Instead he had to endure the added complications of a hospital induced urinary infection caused by MRSA; constipation and delirium; an inability to express himself clearly due to the loss of the relevant words; cardiac pains; loss of dignity; the unpleasantness of intra venous Gentamycin treatment with subsequent loss of appetite; difficulty then inability to swallow; exhaustion caused by sitting out of bed; discomfort in his legs and body in general; a dental abscess; nausea; a terrifying death.
Such was his unnecessary drawn out suffering that I felt compelled to record the details in a digital book for all to download. It is called '10/11' and co-authored by myself Ruth Eyre-Pugh and my father.
Having worked as a veterinary surgeon, I know how the correct use of drugs can ease the passage from life to death. The clinical signs are those of a general anaesthetic being administered with pain free loss of consciousness. As humans, there would be no need to fear death if it was explained what to expect, if we ultimately had the choice to take this route. With sufficient safeguards in place no one would be allowed to be coerced into taking this path against their wishes.
Previously Daddy never once discussed any wish for an assisted death; until he needed it, in those last prolonged weeks. Perhaps his experiences as a religious minister with dying people emphasized how things go rapidly downhill towards the end. A good friend of his who had throat cancer, had recently passed away after many unpleasant months. Dad frequently mentioned this to his doctors who thought dad was just grieving for his lost friend rather than hearing him in actual fact shouting, "Help me die!"
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Artistes Amazighs, raï, gnaoua, modern and hassani music, châabi, and popular traditional songs will enchant the Salé stage.
Rabat, Sunday April 9th 2017 – Setting itself the aim of meeting all musical tastes, Mawazine offers to the public of the Salé stage diverse music evenings. As a stage dedicated to Moroccan programming Salé has rthe distinguishing feature of welcoming each evening 3 to 4 Moroccan artists, great names representing various influences and coming from all regions of the Kingdom.
For the opening night it is Fatima Zohra Laâroussi who will set the tone. Singer, comedian, and advertising star, Fatima Laaroussi, also known as Zahrat At-Tarrab (The Flower of Tarab or, Delightful Song), has performed the works of the greatest Arab and Western singers since her tender age. She has also performed the more traditional Andalusian music. With more than five albums already released, Fatima Zohra Laaroussi is today one of the most important figures on the Moroccan artistic scene.
The evening will continue with singers Abderrahim Souiri and Tahour. The first one artist, whose full name is Abderrahim Ait Chellah Souri, is a specialist in Melhoun (poetry) and Madih (panegyric poems/songs). He is considered as one of the best performers of such classic songs as Chems El-`Ashia (O Late afternoon Sun!), La Ilah Illa Lah (there is no other deity but Allah), Amoulati A Lalla (My Lady, my revered Woman), or Ana Many Fiash (I am Just a Humble Being). As for Tahour, he is one of the most popular Moroccan singers of chaâbi music, which has earned a solid reputation both in Morocco and in other European countries.
On Saturday the 13th Salé stage will host the amazigh singer, Mustapha Oumghil. native of the majestic Atlas Mountain, Mustapha Oumghil originates from the same region as the late singer Rouicha. Having been on the Moroccan musical scene for more than twenty years, he has given several concerts and taken part in festivals both in Morocco and abroad. Mustapha Oumghil has released several albums and singles, which have been warmly greeted by the public. His notable songs include the following titles: Wa Zin Awa (O Beauty, Behold), Zmani Gheddar (Treacherous is the Present Time), Lkha Oubridench, Ida Zman, Nhmed Sidi Rabbi (Praise to me Guardian-Lord), and Asawir. Today, Oumghil is viewed as one of the magnates of Amazigh song.
The following day, Salé will host the legendary Hamid Boucknak. Considered as one of today's greatest Moroccan artists, Hamid Bouchnak is talented not only in song but also in musical composition. He was also one of the pillars of the bandwhich he constituted along with the four Bouchnak brothers. Later, Hamid launched a solo career during which he released more than 11 successful albums. While being rich in Moroccan sounds and tunes, Bouchnak's career still is open to world's musical traditions.
That same day, it will be Cheb Kader's turn to enchant the public. Algerian singer of Moroccan origin, Cheb Kader is one of the artists credited with popularizing Rai music in France. His first eponymous record was launched in 1988. The singer started a world tour and released a second opus, Generation Rai (Rai Generation) three years later. In 2011, Cheb Kader released another album titled Majiti (You Never Showed Up!), which signaled his comeback after an eight-year long absence.
On Monday May 15th, Salé stage will be a 100% Gnaoui with Maâlem Mustapha Bakbou. Mustapha B0akbou was a member of the Jil Jilala band and participated to the folk musical movement of the 1970's. In the various festivals he took part in, he, again and again, proved his ever-renewed talent, his will to bring the Gnawa art to the fore—acquainting people with its most traditional dimensions—and his capacity to blend this tradition with all musical genres. M`aalem Mustapha Bakbou has performed on a number of scenes in America, China, and Europe.
May 16 evening, will introduce Salé audience to the band, Five Stars.
The Five Stars band was set up in 1997 by five musicians; namely, Youssef Louzini (vocalist); Tarek Berredad (singer and guitarist); Mohamed El-Guennaoui (drummer); Youness El-Guennaoui (percussions) and Mohamed Ettoumi (violinist). Since 2003, the band has released more than nine albums, including Wash Semak Allah (What Name Have you been assigned by Allah?); Ash Tssalouni (Do I owe you Anything?) Ta Rah Lil (Don't you realize it is Night?) Zid Alfayn `la Alfayn (Put a Bill atop another 100 Bill). Known for their frequent appearances on televised evenings, the Shaabi music produced by the group is highly successful with the larger Moroccan public.
It is Time for magic from the outhern part of Morocco, represented by the singer Rachida Talal. The first woman to have "shattered" the ban on women's singing (in public) in that region. Rachida has won a number of national and Arab awards. She has actually performed on a number of prestigious scenes such as the Cosmopolitan in Norway, the Capitol in France, and the Palais des Nations in Switzerland. As an Ambassador of Hope among the Moroccan expatriate community across the world, this artist sings about such themes as Morocco, love, and peace and contributes fully to the radiance of Hassani Chant.
Friday May 19th is going to be an evening of joy. Created in 2008 in Agadir, Ribab Fusion was born out of a dream to put the Ribab musical instrument to the forefront of the Moroccan musical scene and to take it beyond borders for the purpose of spreading Amazigh music even more widely. Rihab Fusion have built an original musical identity, while establishing a mind set and a style that are resolutely modern and open to world music.
That same evening will see the singer Farid Ghannam on the same stage. Farid first artistic career started with Mayara Band, But his career took another turn with his participation in the first Lebanese Edition of the Voice. He joined the team coached by Sherine Abdelwahab and evolved. Nicknamed Farouala, he managed to reach the final stages of the competition and managed to attract millions of views on Youtube.
Saturday May 20th coincides with the curtain closing night with great surproises for Salé audience, notably the Casablanca singers Mustapha Bourgogne and Haj Abdelmoughit :
Mustapha Bourgogne began his career in 1980. In that epoch, he was a member of the band, Noujoum Bourgogne. In 1990, he opted for a solo career. Singer, as well as author and composer, Mustapha writes the lyrics of his songs and plays the violin. Today, Mustapha Bourgogne stands out as one of the most popular Moroccan artists.
Haj Abdelmoughit, is a star of the Moroccan Shaabi (popular) song and an expert in Ayta Mersaouiya (a genre of popular Arab song). Having first worked as a bank clerk, he left his banking job in 1978 and opted for what proved to be a successful musical career. Since then, Moughit has given many concerts and animated a great many evenings and grand marriage parties, both in Morocco and abroad.
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