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Town council has passed a motion ruling that any notification it had to designate the rectory at St. Joseph Church be withdrawn although opponents of the move questions council's procedures in the matter.
Despite differing legal opinions, by town council passing the motion, it looks to have cleared a major hurdle for the River Canard parish to get a demolition permit. However, both Councillor Diane Pouget and heritage advocate Marc Pillon both believed the town had previously agreed to designate the roughly 100-year-old house next to St. Joseph Church and stated they had obtained their own legal opinion confirming that.
Both Pouget and Marc Pillon also challenged the 4-3 vote which was allowed to overturn a previous motion to block a demolition request, saying it was not the two-third majority needed procedurally. Town solicitor Ed Posliff, who said last meeting a 4-3 vote was allowed if it had occurred in the past, added his opinion that no designation of the rectory had previously occurred as it was a notice of the intent to designate that was circulated.
"There was no designation of the rectory," said Posliff. "(Council) has not designated the building as heritage."
The legal opinion by the firm cited by Pouget and Marc Pillon was disputed by Posliff.
"The opinion that showed up today is, in my respectful opinion, in error," said Posliff.
Marilyn Laframboise from St. Joseph Church pleaded with town council to let the demolition proceed, reinforcing points made at a previous meeting that the church respects its history, is undergoing $3 million in repairs to the church itself and simply can't afford to spend an additional $682,000 plus tax to restore the rectory. She said the parish "formally objects" to the town amending Bylaw 2003-89 to designate the rectory as historic.
"Being respectful of our history does not lock us permanently in the past," said Laframboise.
Laframboise added the majority of parishioners want to see the rectory demolished and replaced with a cost effective home with similar architecture. She told council there was a petition with 108 signatures opposing the amendment of Bylaw 2003-89.
"The landmark in River Canard is the church, not the rectory," she said. "The true visual legacy in River Canard is the church."
Urging council to let them focus on the church itself, Laframboise said the restoration work of the church will let it last another 100 years.
"As a parish, we don't want to see the rectory fall into decay as we focus our money and efforts on the church," she said.
Councillor John Sutton hoped for a "common sense solution," stating the church is protecting the building with "true architectural value." Sutton stated he toured the rectory and it was a "disaster waiting to happen," adding he did not want to see any hardship brought to the church.
"The rectory has outlived its usefulness," he said.
Councillor Carolyn Davies, a member of the heritage committee, added that while there were some that wanted to save the rectory, no plan has come forward to do so. Councillor Bob Pillon added his opinion hasn't changed and the "clincher" for him was the Diocese of London's support of demolition.
"I wouldn't force anything on an owner," Councillor Pillon stated.
Pouget wanted the vote on the withdrawal of the notice of intention delayed until Marc Pillon could speak but Mayor Wayne Hurst allowed the vote to continue. Pouget believed the town had voted to designate in February and that the town now has to follow rules of the Ontario Heritage Act. She added the town violated its procedural bylaw by allowing a reconsideration on the motion where council agreed to let demolition occur as five votes are needed for a two-thirds majority.
Marc Pillon said the vote to reconsider the Feb. 18 motion did not occur properly.
"The procedural bylaw is very clear. A two-thirds majority is required," he said.
Noting that Hurst, Pillon and Sutton have over 40 years of municipal experience, he believed they should have known that.
"If you are not aware of the procedural bylaw, why not look it up?" he questioned.
Marc Pillon and Pouget both stated they requested prior evidence of a 4-3 decision being allowed in a reconsideration vote but town administration didn't produce any. Marc Pillon said residents should be "outraged" that such procedure be allowed, adding he has interviewed current and past municipal councillors including some from other municipalities.
"I feel that council is sliding down a very slippery slope when the chair chooses which procedures he follows and which ones he's not," he said.
Marc Pillon added the town should abide by the Ontario Heritage Act if they want to remove designation from the rectory, something he believed they were bound by due to the Feb. 18 vote on the matter.
"It was quite obvious Mr. Pillon was not treated fairly tonight," said Pouget.
Pouget said the heritage advocate's view were relevant to the discussion and his delegation could have impacted council's decision.
"It may have impacted the vote, I don't know," said Pouget. "The residents should be outraged we're not following proper procedures."
Hurst said Posliff is retained to provide his legal opinions to the town and that was done. Councillor Pillon said he recalled 4-3 votes in the past.
"They likely weren't recorded. That's the problem," the councillor said.


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The popular suspense thriller franchise Hate Story releases with its 4th installment and received mixed reviews from critics and a specific audience also loved the film but this part is not looking Box Office hit like Hate Story (2011), Hate Story 2 (2014), and Hate Story 3 (2017).
Hate Story 4 topped the list of new releases but the collection is not good as this the fourth installment of most popular suspense thriller Hindi drama. Urvashi Rautela is so beautiful and bold but the screenplay missed such climax a thrilling tale.
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Hate Story 4 3rd Day Box Office Collection is Rs 4.62 Crore shows that the suspense thriller is not for the long run. Bollywood movies Dil Junglee, 3 Storeys, Pari did average business while Super Hit comedy-drama Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety and Hate Story 4 performed well at Box Office.
Hate Story4 witnesses decent first weekend Friday Rs 3.76 Crore, Saturday Rs 4.19 Core, Sunday Rs 4.51 Crore and now the Box Office Total is Rs 12.57 Crore at Indian Box Office. Vishal Pandya misses climax this time, let's see how far it goes at Box office.
Anushka Sharma's horror film Pari almost wrapped up around 25 Crore while 2018's most surprising super hit comedy-drama Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety is unstoppable also broke Akshay Kumar's social drama Padman record.
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Urvashi Rautela's boldness attracts the audiences but noninteresting suspense thriller storyline boring. Here's Hate Story 4 3rd Day Opening Weekend Box Office Collection Report. Currently, this is the fifth highest weekend Bollywood grosser of 2018 after Padmaavat, Padman, Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety, and Pari.

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text: The author (1940-2009) was an outstanding mystery writer, but this memoir, first published in 1993, concerns his hunting and fishing experiences and his relationship with his father, outdoors writer H.G. "Tap" Tapply. The main text includes some discussion of writing advice he got from his father, and some of this memorial edition's new material concerns his collaborations with friend and fellow mystery writer Philip Craig. Copious family photos appear throughout. Son Mike Tapply and widow Vicki Stiefel (herself a mystery novelist) provide introductory remembrances.


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Baltimore has long been festering with anti-copness and crime, so the story below should come as no surprise. First let's take a trip into the past, where the mayor of Baltimore insisted she wanted to "give those who wished to destroy space to do that." And so she did, by reining in the city's police while also taking a giant crap on their reputation (see Facts Don't Matter: Marilyn Mosby Fabricates More Anti-Police Accusations). Not a good move. Now the city is bursting at the seams with all sorts of crime. Namely murder. In fact, it's gotten so bad, the Mayor is now asking for help…
The number of homicides in Baltimore this year is soaring — reaching 100 before the end of April for the first time in nearly two decades — and the mayor is asking the FBI for more help.
"Murder is out of control," said Mayor Catherine Pugh, at her weekly news briefing Wednesday. "There are too many guns on the streets. We're looking for all the help we can get."
The mayor met recently with the special agent in charge of the FBI's Baltimore office and asked for additional agents to help local police battle violent crime in the city. He said that could either mean bringing in more FBI agents from other field offices across the country or reassigning agents already in Baltimore to work with local police investigating crime.
Surprise! Turns out those meddling "racist" cops were helping keep the city together.
Protip: if you want people to stop shooting each other, maybe don't malign the dudes you call to stop people from shooting each other.
So after the city of Baltimore maligns cops, their solution is to bring in the FEDS! Out with the city employees with batons and guns, in with the FEDERALALES with suits, batons, guns, and even more resources. Talk about your upsell.
A friendly suggestion to all #BlackLivesMatter toilet brushes: take a trip to Baltimore this summer and behold the fruit of your rhetoric. After all, Baltimore is a #BlackLivesMatter utopia. The city simply gave the Molotov-wielding mob what they demanded. Of course, clearly, that's not working out too hot…
The lesson here is a rather obvious one, but this being 2017 the obvious often needs extra attention. Police are useful – which is why we have them in the first place. Both their presence and their action hinders crimes. See also: actions and consequences. When one removes the force which enacts consequences on poor actions (like the police arresting baddies), more criminals engage in malevolent actions.
It's a notion lost on those rushing to squawk "raaacism!"
Say, speaking of racism…


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Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Valencia - September 2007
On the 8th of September 2007, a few of us went to Valencia for a Weekend break. I will be posting shortly a few pictures from our trip to Valencia.
Watch this space......
Watch this space......
3 comments:
- M2Kaur said...
AWW..these are some sweet pictures!!! I miss you and UK!!!
p.s LOVING the FUNKY SHOES ;)
- 5:52 pm
- M2Kaur said...
arrgh! I dont know if my last comment got posted!
But what i said was.. "these are some really SWEET pictures!!! and that I miss you and your city! :) "
oh and.. i said "i was Loving your FUNKY shoes!!!" :-)
- 5:54 pm
- M2Kaur said...
OH..hahaha.. i know why it wasn't posted..its because YOU have to approve them!! hehe.. Khota!
missing you!
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Defection of Government MPs to Opposition prompted by MP salary increase proposalPosted: September 21, 2017 Filed under: The Daily Digest | Tags: politics, Vanuatu Comments Off on Defection of Government MPs to Opposition prompted by MP salary increase proposal
Vanuatu signs PACER Plus AgreementPosted: September 7, 2017 Filed under: Press release | Tags: Australia, New Zealand, politics, trade, Vanuatu Comments Off on Vanuatu signs PACER Plus Agreement
Prime Minister Hon Charlot Salwai Tabimasmas today signed the PACER Plus agreement in Apia, Samoa.
PM Salwai said that by signing the PACER Plus, Vanuatu is Read the rest of this entry »
Govt committed to establishing several big infrastructure projects on SantoPosted: August 23, 2017 Filed under: The Daily Digest | Tags: fisheries, infrastructure, politics, Vanuatu, VNPF Comments Off on Govt committed to establishing several big infrastructure projects on Santo
Infrastructure and Public Utilities Minister Jotham Napat said the Salwai Government recognizes the potential of Santo to advance the economy, and now the wharf development is complete, work will begin on Luganville's Pakoa International Airport to enable larger aircraft to be able to land. Town road improvements are Read the rest of this entry »
Opinion: a call for a tolerant, understanding and caring VanuatuPosted: August 19, 2017 Filed under: Opinion | Tags: Christianity, gender-based violence, human rights, LGBT, politics, Vanuatu 3 Comments
By Michael Taurakoto
MP Andrew Napuat's recent statement on the supremacy of Christian principles in Vanuatu society raises important issues that leaders throughout Vanuatu should deliberate and consider carefully.
It is true that the founding fathers and mothers of this country were primarily Christian. This is a testament to the important role Christian churches played in educating and training the leaders that would take the then colony of New Hebrides to independence in 1980.
It is understandable then that our national motto and the preamble to our Constitution make specific reference to God as the inspiration behind the struggle for political independence and freedom.
What is also true is that these same founding fathers and mothers crafted and enacted a Constitution which guarantees fundamental individual rights and freedom from discrimination on the basis of, among other things, religious beliefs.
Today, Vanuatu is a diverse country. While Christianity is still the dominant religion, making up 82.4% of the population (2009 Census), we have to acknowledge that the rest of the population, totalling over 40,000 citizens, do not necessarily share the same Christian beliefs as the majority of us. Read the rest of this entry »
Visa-free travel between Vanuatu and South Korea a boost for tourismPosted: August 7, 2017 Filed under: The Daily Digest | Tags: diplomacy, education, financial services, politics, tourism, Vanuatu Comments Off on Visa-free travel between Vanuatu and South Korea a boost for tourism
The Vanuatu and South Korea governments are planning a simplified, visa-free entry procedure for visitors from one country to the other. The Prime Minister and Speaker of Parliament have been in the Philippines for the meeting that marks 50 years of ASEAN, which has been widely covered by world media.
Reserve Bank Governor Simeon Athy has drawn attention to the importance of the new Read the rest of this entry »
Tax expert to Vanuatu Govt: don't repeat the mistakes of the 1990sPosted: August 3, 2017 Filed under: The Daily Digest | Tags: politics, taxation, Vanuatu 4 Comments
A story familiar to many here in Vanuatu and especially those concerned in Finance in government: Nik Soni, who worked with governments here that long ago, after a well developed advisory time in other developing countries, had much to say about Vanuatu's yet-to-be-unveiled tax plan on Coffee & Controversy on Buzz 96 FM on Tuesday. Not repeating the mistakes of the 1990 is surely the clearest signal of where we are likely to go wrong. But before getting on to the worst early wrongdoings of the late 1990s, Soni was full of praise for the 2017 Government making so much more of public consultation. Too right.
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Vanuatu mulls import ban on plastic bags and bottlesPosted: August 1, 2017 Filed under: The Daily Digest | Tags: aviation, environment, infrastructure, politics, Vanuatu 3 Comments
Almost all of us, whether urban or rural, knows Port Vila to be considered a place of great beauty, praised by visitors from overseas and locals alike. And it is being made more and more attractive all the time with the Seafront development and Fatumaru Bay project, which will bring the tourists in. There is really good news ahead: the Prime Minister has committed Vanuatu to a ban on plastic bags and bottles. In his Independence Day speech, PM Salwai recognised the efforts of a number of concerned individuals who started the No Plastik Bag Plis campaign so very recently. A paper and online version of this petition for stronger regulation to minimise plastic pollution still needs signatures, and Vanuatu Digest encourages everyone to sign. Luganville is also intended as a municipal partner in this project. And it is hoped it can become a nationwide campaign. Vanuatu will likely become the first island country in the Pacific region to implement a policy like this. (Daily Post)
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Happy Throwback Thursday! Another night here in The Night Club with Carman and another round of The Hot 8@8 Countdown coming your way with Smoky's House BBQ in Charleston!!! Of course, Thursday brings an old school favorite back to the spotlight for we will have a tune from back in the day reversed for Pop Culture Trivia!
So all this week, the only song to be #1 on the show is "Something Just Like This" from Chainsmokers and Coldplay. While there reign at #1 has not been consecutive, they have spent a grand total of 12 nights at the top of the show. They could be on their way to having the longest running song at #1 for 2017 thus far, for right now the one to beat is Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You" which spent a total of 16 nights back in January. Check out what your votes helped decide and we see no new entries tonight either….
8. "Greenlight" – Lorde
7. "Still Got Time" – Zayn feat. Party Next Door
6. "Play That Song" – Train
5. "At My Best" – Machine Gun Kelly feat. Hailee Steinfield
4. "Scared to be Lonely" – Martin Garrix feat. Dua Lipa
3. "Slide" – Calvin Harris feat. Frank Ocean & Migos
2. "Bounce Back" – Big Sean
1."Something Just Like This" – Chainsmokers feat. Coldplay
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The Tantric Mantras of a Burgeoning Rap Guru
The Tantric Mantras of a Burgeoning Rap Guru
by Kreston Kent, author of
The Literary Genius of Lil Wayne:
the case for Lil Wayne to be counted among Shakespeare and Dylan
the case for Lil Wayne to be counted among Shakespeare and Dylan
The first key aspect is Keef's seemingly idiotic repetition of phrases. Over and over and over, the same phrases. In the songs "Win," What Up," Don't Want None," "Get Money," and especially "That's What," the repetition is nauseating and seems beyond excessive until you can hear it as a trance. The cadence is hypnotic. This is how Chief Keef climbs into "the zone": the same zone elite athletes occupy when they compete in championships; the same meditative zone Eastern gurus induce through repeated mantras; and the same zone battle rappers seek through introductory "uh"s, "yeah"s and "check it"s. Keef has taken the battle rap warmup process and elevated it to a compositional method. Sometimes, Keef uses his chorus in the same way, droning on with the chorus far too many times for a standard song structure but just the right amount to induce a trance that grows into an ingenious progression of subtle evolution. He doesn't often change up his flow; when he does, it's gradual; it's mutation, and it's captivating. Once you listen for it, you'll hear that the entrancing repetition gradually and organically shifts, with the changing words and the lengths of the rhymes at the ends of lines growing from 2 to 3 to 4 to 6 to 9 to sometimes 12 syllables. These lengthier rhymes are a recent Keef development. Through his prolific output, he has arrived at a critical point in his growth as a rapper and stepped into the elite ranks of long polysyllabic rhymes, or "multi"s.
The second key aspect is his lack of enunciation, the slurring of his words that deceives the uninitiated into deeming him a dunce — the same unfair shake given to the sage Rocky Balboa for his lack of vocal acuity. But Chief Keef's mumbling is not a sign of mental deficiency. The slurring preserves the vowel formations in the mouth as he maintains a rhyming pattern through a verse or song. He physically inhabits a particular vowel pattern with his throat and mouth through mantra-like repetition and then seamlessly spouts unending variations on that pattern. Again, "That's What" is a perfect example: he begins with a two-syllable mantra, slowly builds to three-syllable rhymes, then builds up to a tantric finale of twelve-syllable parallel structures.
In The Literary Genius of Lil Wayne, I laud Wayne's unmatched polysyllabic rhymes, up to fifteen syllables long, which is the longest ever in rap music. This claim is supported in the book by computer scientist Eric Malmi's rap algorithm, which analyzed over a half million lines of rap and found the next-longest to be 14 syllables, by Tech N9ne. I have found Keef to hit twelve syllable parallel structures, which is extremely rare. This does not mean that Keef approaches Wayne's mastery of polysyllabic rhyme. Keef has not yet even stepped onto the playing field at which Lil Wayne is the stadium's namesake. But, Keef is only nineteen years old and has time to earn a call-up to the majors and a spot playing in The House That Wayne Built. Where Chief Keef has much room to grow is in combining rhyme with other literary devices such as puns (which Keef has only dipped his toe into), extended metaphors, erudite vocabulary, literary forms of repetition (as opposed to mere repeating), jokes and word puzzles. In these areas, Keef is a rookie, if in the game at all. And he may never aspire to head down the same path forged by Lil Wayne. (Although he is obviously a fan: the Chief Keef songs cited are from his Sorry 4 The Weight mixtape, a homage to Weezy's Sorry 4 the Wait 2.)
Perhaps no one can compete with Wayne in those areas. But this does not diminish the virility and power Chief Keef is bringing to rap. Of note, Chief Keef far surpasses Lil Wayne in one measurement calculated by Prof. Malmi's algorithm: rap density. In rap density, Keef ranks 7th all time, whereas Wayne ranks 31st. [Casual radio rap listeners may not have ever heard of the top six ranked in rap density by the computer program. Check it out at mining4meaning.com]
Chief Keef stepped into a vacuum in rap music. The great masters of the genre have all passed away or transitioned from the streets to the stages of Hollywood. Once hungry scrappers, Jay Z, Diddy, Eminem, 50 Cent and Dr Dre are now capitalist fatcats. Drake was Hollywood from the start, and Lil Wayne is an alien; he'll never fit into anyone else's cohort. If the others are the professors in a college physics department – the ones you see in class everyday – Wayne is the crazy-haired Einstein who can't keep a steady job working for others but who blows the rest out of the water with his sheer intellect, approaching problems (rap) from an entirely different angle.
To extend the metaphor, Keef might be a Richard Feynman, the badboy genius of physics who experimented with LSD and sensory deprivation tanks. Keef is a true thug. His aura of danger appeals to adolescents who crave the lost genre of true gangsta rap. Even when Keef's fame and earnings are well deserved, it still feels somehow like he's stolen them. Keef is both a street scrapper and an artist, whereas most street rap is nothing more than veneer: while authentic and maybe even heartfelt, it has no artistic substance, no intellectual power behind it. But Chief Keef is a gangster and a prodigy at the same time.
It is said that Beethoven was the first true superstar entertainer the world ever knew, where a majority of the Western world knew him by name. Lil Wayne is the first and only literary genius in rap and, by many measures, the most ubiquitous and exceptional rapper alive. If Wayne is the Beethoven of rap, perhaps Keef is the Johannes Brahms, who was at a young age pegged as "the next Beethoven." Brahms never matched the elder's fame, but is still one of only a handful of composers that everyone who studies music can name. Or maybe Keef will be more a Rachmaninov, renowned for his particular brand of music but never quite a household name. If he continues with his rapid pace of innovation and development as a lyricist, we may someday regard Chief Keef as a literary genius too. For now, he is the most exciting and dynamic young rapper around.
It will strike many as odd reading a comparison of Chief Keef and Lil Wayne to Feynman and Einstein, or Rachmaninov and Beethoven. In the first two decades of rap, comparisons between historical geniuses and rappers would have indeed been absurd. Rappers used to be nothing more than clever. But the times, they are a-changin'. Lil Wayne brought true genius to the genre. Now, Chief Keef suggests there may be room for one more true genius in rap; only time will tell.
by Kreston Kent
Kreston Kent, an exact contemporary of Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr. (aka Lil Wayne or Weezy) studied political science alongside Wayne at the University of Houston in the Spring of 2005. While Mr. Carter left academia to pursue his music, Kent continued on to graduate school at the University of Virginia en route to his future professorship. In addition to studying politics and philosophy, Kent studied classical composition at the Moore's School of Music and wrote a thesis analyzing musical forms and structures in the speeches of Abraham Lincoln.
A recipient of the Earhart Foundation Fellowship, Professor Kent has taught at the University of Virginia and Piedmont Virginia Community College, and college preparatory schools, instructing politics, philosophy and mathematics.
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— Kreston Kent (@krestonkent) August 10, 2015
Prof. Kent's book, The Literary Genius of Lil Wayne: the case for Lil Wayne to be counted among Shakespeare and Dylan can be found on Amazon and iBooks, where it has been a #1 bestseller in its categories.


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Pediatric research without the potential for clinical benefit is vital to improving pediatric medical care. This research also raises ethical concern and is regarded by courts and commentators as unethical. While at least 10 justifications have been proposed in response, all have fundamental limitations. This article describes and defends a new justification based on the fact that enrollment in cl...Click for More
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Feast Your Ears for YCE
Make sure you start off 2017 on the right foot! We've teamed up with the Friends of York Cemetery and other YCE supporters to put on a fundraising gig on January 20th at the York Cemetery Chapel.
The event will be A Feast for the Ears – music and words for a winter's night. In the presence of the Lord Mayor and Civic Party you can experience the verbal dexterity of speakers and wordsmiths Clive Dawson, Anthony Day and Gillian Caldicott. Music will b provided by guitarist & singer-songwriter David Breslin and virtuoso classical cellist Frances Jones, accompanied by pianist David Hammond. Your very own Master of Ceremonies for the event will be Toastmaster Helen Tait.
Doors open at 7pm, with the entertainment starting at 7:30pm sharp. All proceeds will go to support the Friends of York Cemetery and York Community Energy.
Tickets are £10 (which includes a drink). Book your ticket now –
- at the cemetery office, open Mon-Fri 9am-4pm
- Online via Eventbrite (booking fee applies)
- Or reserve by phone on 01904 610578
You can help us promote the event by downloading and displaying the event poster.
We'll also be kicking the year off with an open meeting on Monday January 9th 2017, 7:30pm at the Angel on the Green cafe/bar on Bishopthorpe Road (the one that used to be Cycle Heaven). This is where we lay our plans for the next year – and we want all our members' input.
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We wrapped up the Pro Hockey Photography Workshop earlier this month.
As usual, the Ottawa 67s game flew by for participants. And there were big smiles.
We have been asked for a second session of this workshop – we are offering a second, condensed, session for up to four lucky people on February 26th, 2011. Details…
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Welcome to Kaitaia
We've heard that a family of Swiss Tourists were attacked in Kaitaia, Northland in January, as far as we know the story never made it to the national press but it was reported by The Northland Age.
Local moteliers Dave and Jay Galbraith have spoken publicly a number of times about the disorderly anti-social behaviour that regularly takes place on Kaitaia's North Road and they were stunned at the way the tourists were treated. Sadly it is yet another story about tourists not being forewarned about the possible dangers they face. According to The Northland Age:
"A Swiss couple and their daughter arrived, intending to stay for four nights, but left after one, complaining that their hosts should have warned them that the town's streets were too dangerous to walk - at seven o'clock on a summer's evening.
The family left the motel on their first evening in Kaitaia to walk into town, looking for a meal.
They had only travelled a hundred metres or so, however, when they were subjected to what Jay described as racist abuse from a group of young people, male and female, who were drinking on the other side of the road.
They quickened their pace but were struck by a flying bottle and other missiles. Fearing for their safety, they sought refuge at the Beachcomber Restaurant.
Clearly upset, they but did not stay for a meal, the proprietor driving them back to the motel.
They spent the night in their unit, doors and windows locked, and checked out next morning.
Jay said she and Dave had tried to undo some of the damage, but all the visitors wanted to do after that experience was leave.
"I wonder if these yoyos realise the damage they do to Kaitaia employment and tourism..."
"Yoyos" that's putting it a bit lightly, and what of the damage done to people to people and property? What about pro-active policing?
This and other incidents have been serious enough for the editor of the paper to write a lengthy article on the problems in Kaitaia, condemning mob rule in the township. He says it's time the streets were "cleaned up":
"This is not the first time that something approaching mob rule has been experienced in Kaitaia. Some years ago an English visitor, a tank commander no less, abandoned a walk through the town's streets on a summer's evening after encountering numbers of young people whose demeanour was so threatening as to raise questions, in his mind at least, regarding his safety.
It is time the streets were cleaned up. "In another report a reader contacted the paper to say she had been the subject of racial abuse from teenagers in Matthews Road whilst driving her two young grandchildren along the road. A gang of youths had battered her car and hurled insults. She reported the incident to the police but had heard nothing back:
"The woman added that she had thought Kaitaia was a "pretty threatening place" when she arrived in the town 13 years ago, but had now reached the point where she was encouraging her daughter and son-in-law to take their family and leave.Perhaps her family are well advised to leave. In November elderly retired teacher and grandmother Barbara Catherine Julian was battered to death in her Kaitaia home by an intruder, she'd earlier told her niece she'd been thinking about leaving the town because people in the area were frightening her. A 17 year old youth has been charged with her murder.
"I'm not doing that just because of this incident, but because I don't think this is going to be a good place to live," she said.
The change that she believed had taken place over the last 13 years, she added, was that the racist attitudes that had probably always existed were now being openly displayed."
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Multiple chronic conditions and healthcare costs among adults.
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The prevalence of multiple chronic conditions (MCC) is increasing among individuals of all ages. MCC are associated with poor health outcomes. The presence of MCC has profound healthcare utilization and cost implications for public and private insurance payers, individuals, and families.
Sambamoorthi U, Tan X, Deb A. Multiple chronic conditions and healthcare costs among adults. Expert Rev Pharmacoecon Outcomes Res. 2015;15(5):823-32. Available at: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1586/14737167.2015.1091730?journalCode=ierp20#.VtAoCuYgQug
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Poll Finds People Divided on Augusta
Associated Press Writer
Americans are evenly divided over whether Augusta National Golf Club should have female members, and three-fourths believe Tiger Woods should play in the Masters despite the dispute, an Associated Press poll found.
When asked which perspective came closer to their own views, 46 percent of respondents said Augusta National has a right to have an all-male membership, while the same percentage said a club holding such a prestigious golf tournament should have female members.
Seventy-five percent in the survey, conducted for the AP by ICR/International Communications Research of Media, Pa., said Woods should play in the tournament in April, while 15 percent said he should not. Woods, who has won the Masters three times, including the last two, plans to play, although he has said he favors admitting a female member to the club.
A New York Times editorial on Nov. 18 suggested Woods should not play.
The question about the club's membership got different reactions from women and men.
Women were slightly more inclined than men to say the club should have female members. Younger adults also were more likely to feel that way, and the sentiment declined steadily among older groups.
Those who follow professional golf, just under a fourth of the population, or 23 percent, were more inclined to defend Augusta National's right to have an all-male membership. The poll of 1,004 people was conducted Nov. 22-26 and has an error margin of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
The controversy doesn't appear to be hurting the image of the Masters. Only one in five said the club's all-male membership makes them view the tournament less favorably, and three-fourths said it has no effect on their view of the event.
Among them was Jill Jones, a 27-year-old administrator from Pomona, N.Y. "Women can go have their own club, and so can men," she said.
The club contends it does not have exclusionary membership policies, although it did not have a black member until 1990, and it has not had a female member in its 70-year history. Chairman Hootie Johnson has said the club might one day allow a female member, "but that timetable will be ours, and not at the point of a bayonet."
The National Council of Women's Organizations, which has about 6 million members from 160 groups, sent a letter to Johnson on June 12 after chairwoman Martha Burk read reports about Augusta National not having a woman among its 300 members.
The club commissioned a survey it released last month that it said indicated overwhelming public support for Augusta National's position on the issue.
Many, however, are skeptical about the club's stance.
Billy Peacock, a 76-year-old retiree from Whitney, Texas, said he doesn't see why the golf club doesn't have female members. "The women have as much right in that club as the men," he said.
Augusta National has many current or retired executives of some of the nation's biggest companies among its members, and those companies generally have policies against gender discrimination.
Just over half in the poll, 52 percent, said they think it's all right for the executives to belong to a male-only club, while just over a third, 35 percent, said it's not.
"I think it's kind of a shame they don't have women in the club, but it's their choice to have anyone in the club they want," said Kevin Bernier, a 36-year-old businessman and avid golfer from Verona Island, Maine.
Bernier and his wife Sue, also 36, have been debating the question of the all-male membership.
"My husband and I completely disagree," she said. "I think it's outdated and serves no purpose, especially if you're going to represent the ultimate in golf."


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Do you have a digital marketing strategy? Probably not. Chances are, what you have is a collection of tactics that augment massive TV buying. Those days are quickly coming to an end. The line between digital and analog is blurring and will soon disappear.
The silos of creative, media and digital are no longer tenable, but the domains of creative account planning, communication strategy and technology have been sequestered in different agency structures, each operating in blissful ignorance of each other. That can't go on.
Greg Satell wrote previously about the difficulties of digital marketing strategy. Now he'd like to point the way towards some solutions. The challenges we face herald great opportunities. From neurobiology to behavioral economics, from the semantic web to HTML5, we have new powerful new tools at our disposal. Here's how he suggests that we can put them to good use.


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Use the above search form to find sheet music for "Lee Noble" that is available on Sheet Music Plus.You support this website by buying sheet music there.
Mr. Noble has composed over 63 works, including piano sonatas, chamber music, two works for band and two symphonies. The Quartet for Four B-Flat Clarinets was composed for the following reasons: 1) the B-Flat clarinet is the most common clarinet and is also a popular instrument 2) the composer majored in the instrument 3) the clarinet has a large range and much technical capability 4) a work for four B-Flat clarinets is not too common.. The work is in four movements and was composed from July 4, 1992 to October 24, 1992. The playing time is about 20 minutes. Although it is for advanced high school or college-level performers because of some challenging parts, this quartet is melodic and playable with practice. It uses a clear thematic structure in the classic manner. J.S. Bach, Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven are the composer's greatest teachers and inspiration.
Lee Noble started clarinet and harmony lessons in elementary school. During middle school and high school Lee Noble studied piano as well. Eventually he studied music theory, music history, harmony, counterpoint, composition and piano with Italo Taranta who was once a student with Nadia Boulanger at the Paris Conservatory. The studies with Mr Taranta were the most significant and "opened up the world of music" for Lee. Mr. Noble attended The University of Michigan from 1958 to 1960 where he majored in comp ayne State University from 1960 to 1966 where he studied liberal arts and music education. He received a B.M. degree in clarinet from Wayne State University, Detroit.
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Lee Noble is one of the coolest dudes on the block here in detroit. He can still play just like you hear on his albums. 10-09-09. Bill Sadowski & family.


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John Wick Chapter 2: Kinda like wanting 5 Guys but getting Carl's Jr. instead.
Now just fucking hold on for a second. They didn't forget your fries, you got your straws, and there's plenty of napkins. Your order came out right and there's half a fist of ketchup packets next to your grease potatoes. Everything is fine. Carl's Jr. is fine. You are going to have a good meal. It's easy to sulk that YOUR WIFE COULDN'T DRIVE 10 MORE FUCKING MINUTES FOR A CAJUN STYLE FRY HOLOCAUST IN YOUR BAG BECAUSE SHE WAS TIRED, but hey, you are still coming out of this a winner.
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There's going to be a big disclaimer before you go into this movie. Take all the hype, the viral marketing, the J.J. Abrams name, and the Cloverfield bullshit and toss it in the fucking trash. The advertising is trying to sell this as something it's not. Here's what it is. It's a tense thriller with some sci-fi elements. But, don't walk away from this from because the marketing lied to you. Great performances and a really heavy atmosphere make this a surprisingly good film without any shaky cam bullshit.
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One of the luxuries you can easily do in the comfort of your own home is a bath. This can be one of the best treats you give yourself, after a tiring day at work. There is something comforting and soothing about a tub filled with warm water, bath salts and aromatherapy oils diffused in the air. It helps ease muscle tension and stress both physically and mentally. That moment of perfection from lounging in a hot bath can be enhanced by adding natural ingredients. They will promote relaxation and get your body ready for sleep. Here are some tips for a most relaxing bath:
• Get the right temperature.
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"A warm bath is best for relaxing the body. Ideal water temperature for a warm bath is 92 degrees Fahrenheit. Be sure to use your wrist, not your hand to test the water since your wrist is a better gauge of how the water will feel once your entire body is submerged."
• Get Bubbly
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"Use a nice fragrance bubble bath, bath gel, bath crystals or essential oils in your bath. Use your favorite soap. Lavender is a fragrance most known for its relaxation benefits and sleep inducing qualities. Rose has a sweet relaxing fragrance. Chamomile, vanilla and sandalwood are good too."
• And That Other Kind of Bubbly, Too!
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"You may as well relax that much more. Here's a site to help you find delicious vegan wine." http://store.theorganicwinecompany.com/
• Diffuse Essential Oils.
Not only will this compliment the scents in your bath soak, it will also help set the mood. Try relaxing essential oils in lavender and chamomile to sooth the mind and spirit. We like using our favorite BellaSentials Aromatherapy Oil Diffuser during times like these. It truly is such a moment of calm and bliss.
• Apply a Facial Mask.
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"Make the most of your bath by using the time to also give yourself a face and hair treatment. Both the skin and hair respond very favorably to the moist environment created by a steamy bath. To cleanse your face, apply a clay mask to the skin, avoiding the eyes, allow to remain on the skin for 7-10 minutes then remove gently with wet washcloth. Need to soften and hydrate your hair? Apply conditioner or hair mask to wet hair then cover in plastic cap and hot towel and allow the conditioner or mask to remain on hair for duration of bath for 15- 20 minutes. Wash and rinse thoroughly."
• Let the music take your mind.
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"Play relaxing music to sooth your mood and aid in the process of relaxation. Visualization is also a great tool to enhance relaxation in the bath. Complimented by music visualization exercises can transport you to your own private Nirvana. Caribbean beaches anyone?"
Now, there's one last thing you got to do---RELAX. This is your personal sanctuary. Take a moment and be grateful. Unwind, feel blessed and stay in this moment. You've earned it. Enjoy, ladies!


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So hello my sweet young Friend, okay the photo is apropos of nothing but I am sure you don't really care
Devon Cream finished a very close second in her last race of the year in fact I am sure the winning horse is still trying to get her snot out of his ears. The two of them got together and sent a post card to third place something about "wish you were here....already" Horses can be so catty.
Prairie Ruff n Tuff is still sick but he is showing some good promise and we will see but again not till the new year.
I am down to a skeleton crew and I am getting tired of the jump your bones jokes
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You can now shop at Whole Foods — without actually shopping at Whole Foods.
Amazon Prime Now announced Thursday that it will begin a new free, two-hour delivery service for Whole Foods Market products, available starting today to customers in four cities — Cincinnati, Austin, Dallas, and Virginia Beach. The company also says it plans to expand the service to other parts of the United States later this year. For reference, Amazon acquired Whole Foods for nearly $14 billion in 2017.
While it's free to receive your groceries in two hours, if you're in a rush to scarf something down, you can pay $7.99 to rush-deliver your groceries in one hour flat, on orders of $35 or more.
So what, specifically, can you buy? A lot. Shoppers can purchase fresh and organic produce; baked goods; dairy, meat, and seafood products; flowers; certain alcoholic beverages; and other items, too.
While this new service is likely to delight Amazon Prime customers craving some Whole Foods goodness, it's not the only way to have groceries delivered straight to your door. Amazon launched grocery delivery service AmazonFresh in 2007, and today, for $14.95 per month (plus $9.99 for orders under $40), AmazonFresh will deliver a broad array of groceries to shoppers' doorsteps.
Grocery delivery is certainly not unique to Amazon, though. Grocery chains like Kroger, Publix, Ralph's, the Food Emporium, and other national and regional grocers have partnered with Instacart, an app and delivery service operating nationwide. Kroger, for its part, expanded its delivery options by test-piloting a partnership with Uber in 2017 in Dallas and Richmond.
Instacart will also deliver from Costco, Whole Foods, Key Food and other grocers; orders placed through the app must be above $10, and come with a delivery fee that varies based on the size of the order and the time window specified. Orders above $35 are delivered gratis if you hold an Instacart Express membership, which costs $149 per year.
Plus, other services like Postmates have made a concerted effort to penetrate the grocery delivery sector, launching Postmates Fresh in Manhattan, Los Angeles, and San Francisco in Nov. 2017, to deliver many of these same products to young, digitally-conscious shoppers. The service offers products from high end brands like Acme Bread and Cowgirl Creamery as well, and touts 30-minute delivery compared to most other competitors' two hour window. What's more, there's an affordable $3.99 delivery fee for orders, or a $9.99 per month membership option.
With all of these options available to alleviate the burden of hiking to the supermarket, it's little wonder that the online grocery sector has been booming. Data released in early 2018 by the Food Marketing Institute found that online grocery consumption could amount to $100 billion in sales — as much as 20% of the entire grocery market — by 2025, with 70% of shoppers using online food shopping in some capacity within the next five to seven years.
And one in four of us now buy groceries online, versus less than one in five (19%) in 2014 — proof that this trend has been catching on for sometime.
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KIR gene content variation and risk of vulvar and cervical cancer: a population-based case-control study
Maley, Stephen Neele
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The killer-cell immunoglobulin-like receptors (KIR) bind to MHC class I molecules that have been associated with risk of cervical and vulvar cancer. We investigated whether variation in KIR gene content was associated cervical and vulvar cancer in a population-based case-control study of women from Washington state. Study participants included 498 controls, 358 vulvar cancer cases, and 666 cervical cancer cases, including 227 squamous cell carcinomas, 419 adenocarcinomas, and 20 adenosquamous carcinomas. Controls were matched to cases on age and geographic region of residence and analyses were limited to whites to reduce the potential for bias due to population stratification. We found no associations between the presence of individual KIR genes and either vulvar cancer or all histologies of cervical cancer pooled. Three KIR genes were associated with cervical adenocarcinoma, including 2DS2 (OR 0.74, 95% CI 0.56-0.97), 2DL2 (OR 0.74, 95% CI 0.57-0.98), and 2DS3 (OR 0.72, 95% CI 0.53-0.98), though a permutation test provided no indication that these associations were more extreme than would be expected due to chance. These three KIR genes are among the centromeric haplotype B (CenB) KIR genes, though 2DS3 also occurs among the telomeric haplotype B KIR. The presence of CenB was associated with lower risk of cervical adenocarcinoma (OR 0.74, 95% CI 0.56-0.97). The presence of 2DS2 combined with one or more copies of its ligand, HLA-C group 1 alleles, defined by an asparagine residue at position 80, was associated with lower risk of cervical adenocarcinoma (OR 0.75, 95% CI 0.57-0.99). Tumor samples were tested for HPV DNA, and in polytomous logistic regression model we found that 3DS1 was associated with HPV 18-positive but not HPV 16-positive cervical adenocarcinoma. In conclusion, our study does not provide strong evidence that KIR gene content is related to risk of either vulvar or cervical cancer, all histologies pooled. Subgroup analyses suggest that CenB KIRs may contribute to lower risk of cervical adenocarcinoma, especially for cancers caused by HPV 18. This study contributes to research that aims to clarify the role of immunogenetic variation in determining why some women exposed to HPV develop cervical or vulvar cancer.
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Every woman knows that accessorizing with jewelry is a great way to take any outfit to the next level. It's such an easy accessory to wear and a lot easier to match to an outfit than a handbag or a pair of shoes might be. But did you know that there's a certain jewelry etiquette that you should always try to follow so that your jewelry is always on point? Here are some fashion pointers that can help you improve your jewelry game.
Don't Go OTT
There is so much jewelry that you might want to wear – rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, it can be ever so easy to lose count! However, when you are choosing some jewelry to wear with an outfit, you shouldn't choose one of every piece. Otherwise, your accessories might look very over the top. Instead, you should pick just a couple of pieces to wear that will complement your outfit.
Be Conservative In The Office
There are of course sometimes it will be ok to go a bit OTT and add a bit more bling to your outfit – on a night out, for instance. But there are lots of times when your jewelry choices need to be on the demure side. Such as in the workplace, for instance. Your work dress code might be very specific about which jewelry you can and can't wear. It's a good idea to take a look on some jewelry sites and view more sophisticated pieces of jewelry that would be suitable for office wear. Most companies will allow you to wear a wedding ring, watch, and discreet necklace. If you know your company is pretty relaxed about the dress code, they may be happier with you wearing a bit more jewellery. If you own a business and want to allow your employees to wear more casual clothes, you can customise workwear online with NNT.
Don't Mix Metals
It's perfectly fine to buy pieces of jewelry that are made from different metals, just as long as you don't mix these metals when you were things. So, if you want to wear a gold bracelet, just make sure that your other jewelry you're wearing is also gold. Similarly, if you want to wear a piece that is copper or silver. Mixing the metals can end up looking slightly trashy and like you don't know how you should wear your jewelry!
Choose Your Focus
Before you decide which jewelry to wear, you need to first choose your focus. Do you want to put the focus on the jewelry itself or on your outfit? This will then help you decide how much bling and what kind you should wear. If you would rather your outfit take center stage, then keep your jewelry choices discreet. But that doesn't mean that they have to be so discreet that no one can see them – just make sure they aren't over the top. However, if you want your jewelry to wow everyone, then it's a good idea to wear some statement pieces, such as colorful costume jewelry.
Hopefully, this guide to the etiquette of jewelry will help you really improve how you wear all of your gorgeous pieces. And it should help to inform your decisions when you buy new items or jewelry as well!


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2 Aspects You Do Definitely Not Have Information Relative To LASIK Eye Surgical OperationThe eye can be taken a look at with relative ease regarding both its function and its structure. A functional examination includes the ability to relocate the orbit and the reaction of the pupil to light and accommodation.
The function of the eye might be checked in a number of ways. The client may be asked to identify illuminated letter or things of differing sizes on what is called the Snellen chart.
Alternatively, the examination of the structural part of the eye might be made in numerous ways. Tension within the eyeball is determined by a "tonometer." In certain illness, particularly in glaucoma, the tension in the eyeball is increased considerably.
It ought to be well remembered that a patient with an eye issue may have other problems. Typically other physical conditions are primary and impact the eye as a consequence. The look of the eye can inform the client and the doctor to problems in some disruptions of other parts of the body even before other signs provide themselves.
One's reliance on sight is emphasized when one faces a temporary or possible irreversible loss of this essential sense. When corrective steps are looked for, certain types of vision correction such as contact lenses or glasses are recommended.
On the other hand, some people are bothered with that they have some framed lenses or contact lenses in front of their eyes.
For this reason, advanced surgical operations were established to motivate reduced usage of contact lenses or glasses. Among which is the now popular LASIK eye surgery.
Generally, LASIK eye surgical treatment is the brief term for "Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis." Like its tangible equivalent, LASIK eye surgery is another type of vision correction. The only difference is that with this type of surgery, one's vision is remedied completely.
With LASIK eye surgical treatment, the go to the website refractive mistakes in the cornea are permanently changed. This can be done using an "excimer laser."
The primary purpose of this surgical treatment is to create a threadlike, rounded "flap" in the cornea using a blade known as "microkeratome." In a series of unfolding and laser processing, the cornea is lastly reformed, enabling better the eye to direct more light into the retina.
Popularity vs. Disadvantages
In the middle of the growing popularity of LASIK eye surgical treatment, there are still disadvantages that people should understand. Most likely, the main reason this type of eye surgical treatment has become well accepted is due to the fact that the majority of its cases had been effective.
However, in spite of its success, there are still some disadvantages. Here Visit Website is the list:
1. It is an operation applied to the most sensitive part of the eye
Because LASIK eye surgery includes the operation of the retina, which is one of the most sensitive parts of the eye, many people say that the operation can be very risky.
Simply puts, a basic mistake could almost cause an individual's life time blindness. Thus, it is crucial to consider numerous aspects before deciding whether LASIK eye surgery is the ideal restorative procedure one needs to undergo.
2. It is not a best treatment
LASIK eye surgery may correct your vision however it does not necessarily imply that it can give you a article perfect vision. Even if analytical reports reveal that 70% of the patients may have 20/20 vision, this does not always indicate they have ideal vision as well.
Offered all these things, it can be deduced that, in spite of the appeal of the operation, LASIK may not constantly be the perfect eye surgery the way many people see it
Alternatively, the evaluation of the structural part of the eye might be made in several ways. It needs to be well remembered that a client with an eye problem may have other problems. Frequently other physical conditions are primary and affect the eye as a consequence. The look of the eye can notify the physician and the client to problems in some disruptions of other parts of the body even prior to other signs provide themselves.
Like its concrete counterpart, LASIK eye surgical treatment is another type of vision correction.


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Vaccines can protect your horse from a wide range of threats, including snakebites, botulism, influenza, and much more. Learn how vaccines work, why they're important, and which ones your horse needs in this step-by-step visual guide.
Vaccines can protect your horse from a wide range of threats, including snakebites, botulism, influenza, and much more. Learn how vaccines work, why they're important, and which ones your horse needs in this step-by-step visual guide.
December 16th, 2014 | Category: Animal safety, Botulism | Tags: anthrax, Botulism, equine encephalitis, equine influenza, equine viral arteritis, horse, infectious disease, rabies, rotavirus, snakebite, strangles, tetnus, vaccinating, vaccinations, West Nile | Comments are closed
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FDA Says BPA-Lined Containers Are Safe, But New Study Raises Concerns – Food Safety News A new Korean soy milk study, involving taking the blood pressure of a relatively […]
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For several years, scientist Felicia Wu, Ph.D. and her team have been studying cost-effective and feasible aflatoxin prevention methods that have the possibility to prevent future cases of aflatoxin-induced liver cancer around the world.
According to a recently publish article in Nature, aflatoxin is generated by the fungi Aspergillus flavus and Aspergillus parasiticus and is […]
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Based on recent reports, Food Allergy Research and Education (FARE) estimates that 15 million Americans have food allergies and that severe allergic reactions account for more than 200,000 emergency room visits each year. To go along with this, more than 17 million Europeans have a food allergy, and hospital admissions for severe reactions in children […]
December 11th, 2014 | Category: Food industry | Tags: allergic reaction, allergy shaming, anaphylaxis, bullying, food allergens, food allergies, food industry, nut allergy, peanut allergy, reaction | Comments are closed
Southern States Cooperative's feed mill in Park City, Kentucky, one of Neogen's long-time milling and grain customers, has been recognized as the 2014 AFIA Feed Mill of the Year, an award that recognizes overall excellence in feed manufacturing operations where safety, quality, regulatory compliance, operating efficiencies and overall industry awareness of food safety are promoted.
December 10th, 2014 | Category: Agriculture, Food industry | Tags: agriculture, feed manufacturing, food industry, Food safety, Neogen, Southern States Cooperative | Comments are closed
Multiple recent studies have revealed the reusable plastic containers used by farmers to ship fresh produce from farms to grocery stores could transfer pathogens such as E. coli, from contaminated produce onto clean produce when the containers are not sanitized thoroughly.
According to a recent article in Food Safety News, two Canadian studies found evidence […]
December 9th, 2014 | Category: Agriculture, Food industry | Tags: agriculture, bacterial cells, containers, E.coli, food industry, plastic container, produce, produce containers, rapid bacterial swabs, sanitize | Comments are closed
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FDA Urged to Require Allergen Labeling for Sesame Seeds – Food Safety News As many as 500,000 Americans are estimated to be allergic to sesame seeds, but current rules on allergen labeling […]
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New data recently released estimates that the market for gluten-free foods has grown 63% from 2012-2014, making it one of the fastest growing food markets worldwide. According to a recent article, one research firm is estimating the market will achieve $8.8 billion in sales by the end of 2014.
While all gluten-free food segments increased […]
December 5th, 2014 | Category: Food industry | Tags: food industry, food segments, gliadin, gluten, gluten-free, gluten-free diet, gluten-free foods | Comments are closed
Visit Neogen at the Country Elevator Conference and learn why black light testing is "as good as flipping a coin."
Neogen newcomers Stacy Bettinghouse, Inside Sales Representative, and Megan Roush, Market Development Manager, will be traveling to Indianapolis this Sunday to represent Neogen at the 2014 Country Elevator Conference. Stop by their booth, #119 to […]
December 5th, 2014 | Category: Food industry | Tags: aflatoxin, black light testing, Country Elevator Conference, food industry, kojic acid, milling and grain industry, mold, mycotoxin, Neogen | Comments are closed
Recent research has been showing that the foodborne pathogen Salmonella can be apparent in the lymph nodes of cattle causing contamination in undercooked ground beef. Commonly thought of as a concern in undercooked poultry instead of beef, Salmonella may be showing up in ground beef because the lymph nodes are not typically removed during the […]
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Rental: $2,500.00 - Savannah View with full Kitchen. comes with full access to disney resort facilities and amenities. Full Kitchen. Sleeps upto 5.
Another beautiful resort in the area is the Celebrity Resorts Orlando-Oaks. Celebrity Resorts Orlando-Oaks has a heated pool, playground, basketball court, two tennis courts, and much more. Golf and water sports are very close. Nearby family adventures includes Walt Disney World, EPCOT Center, Gatorland Zoo, Wet 'n Wild Water Park, SeaWorld, and Universal Studios. Kennedy Space Center and Busch Gardens are also within driving distance. The resort offers one and two bedroom units, sleeping up to 6 comfortably. Make Celebrity Resorts Orlando-Oaks your Florida vacation getaway.


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OK I lied about the gum part. :)
This morning I felt fierce. I came in for spin and sculpt with yelly Mel and I rocked it. High tension intense spin with resistance band sculpt moves for the upper body. I think it's cause I was wearing new workout duds. I felt good and I looked good...it's funny how that can make you work harder :)
Last night a new fitness store selling Lorna Jane workout wear opened in town and there was a "VIP" early opening for fitness instructors around town and a few of their friends, since there were a few cancellations. A friend of mine who teaches kick boxing invited me along to come and I'm glad I did. They had prize draws and 20% off the store. I won a free pair of workout pants of my choice which is what I had come there hoping to buy, and so I got a tank top and a new spider shaker bottle instead to go with the pants...SCORE! I picked out these cropped workout tights and I love them...cool styling with the stitching and MAN they make your azz look good. Their stuff is priced a bit lower than lulu lemon stuff would be (my free pants would have been $89) and looks to be of the same quality. Comfy and sexy...Woo hoo. I was impressed with the store...I hope they do well. They even had some protein supplements that were stevia sweetened (cookies and cream flavoured....mmm) so I will definitely go back! :)
And now? I have a seriously full day of SOOOO much work to do. I gotta run. Planning some workouts on the weekend to keep me going with a bunch of normal sciency work I have to do...and I'll be making bellydance costumes in there too with some friends on sunday too I hope. Full weekend of goodness. Just the way I like it!
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05 Dec The BIC® Kids Colouring Activity Set and Colouring Wallet
Most kids love colouring – and BIC's fantastic Kids Colouring Activity Set and Kids Colouring Wallet are the ideal way to make their Christmas perfect – while at the same time encouraging their creative sides.
The BIC® Kids Colouring Activity Set
BIC's Alvin & the Chipmunks 80-piece Kids Colouring Activity Set contains a selection of different colouring implements designed to stimulate your little ones creativity and let their imagination run wild, including:
- 18 Tropicolors Colouring Pencils
- 18 Non-Wax Plastidecor Crayons
- 11 Ultra-Washable Kid Couleur Felt Tip Pens
- 12 Magic Erasable Felt Tip Pens
- A Glue Stick (Environmentally Friendly)
There is also a range of Alvin & the Chipmunks-themed activity sheets. Available from Tesco.com at a price of £22, the BIC® Kids Colouring Activity Set will make fantastic Christmas gift for children aged 5 years and over. What's more, in addition to offering hours of creative fun, the set also features an on-pack competition for a family holiday in sunny Spain.
BIC Kid's Colouring Wallet
If you are looking for a slightly cheaper, but equally fun stocking filler, you may want to opt for the BIC Kid's Colouring Wallet instead.
Containing 12 vibrantly coloured felt tip pens with water-based, washable ink (which does not bleed through paper and can be washed easily off little hands, faces and even wooden table tops); durable, reasonably sized and blocked tips (which means the tips will not retract, bend or break when pressure is applied) and ventilated non-shatter (even when dropped) caps, the Kid's Colouring Wallet is available from Amazon at a price of just £4.
A great way to encourage kids' creativity without having to panic about the mess, the wallet is the perfect addition to kids' colouring collections/stationery and will make the first transition from pencils and crayons to felt tips mess and worry free – highly recommended.
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text: NIDA MARINA Hotel & Spa project Agus Real Estate SA as a developer presents a new Hotel & Spa project in Nida Marina, Lithuania's remarkable UNESCO World Heritage site. The resort hotel will be on the Curonian Spit – a 98km long a wondrous mixture of sand, sea, lagoon, worlds' most precious sand dunes and forests full of life. UNESCO has recognised the Curonian Spit as a World Heritage site in 2000. According to The Lonely Planet it has sweetest, most sublime beaches and is ranked as the second most beautiful beach in the world. The hotel will be operated by Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group. Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Nida Marina will be Carlson Rezidor's first five-star hotel on the Curonian Spit. The Radisson Blu Hotel at Nida Marina will open its doors in 2019 with 93 rooms, a bar lounge situated in the lobby and a restaurant and terrace offering stunning views of the Curonian Lagoon. Guests will be able to enjoy extensive leisure & spa facilities, including an 18m indoor swimming-pool and a selection of high-end shops. The resort will also be quipped with meeting and event spaces to cater for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions. Other exclusive leisure facilities are also planned to be added, including boat mooring bays. Interested in the project? CONTACT US CategoryReal estate project Shares