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As we will be visiting our local Park this week we will be thinking about the natural world around us. We will be inviting the children to thinking about how we can look after the world around us and why this is important. We will be thinking about materials; natural and man made and making some 'natural art'.
We will also be talking with the children about how to stay safe on our trip and how we need to behave when we are on the bus and at the park.
World, earth, natural, man made, taking care, looking after, park, litter
We will be talking about our trip to the park, and sequencing the key events. The children will be using verbs in the past tense to talk about what they did at the park.
Park, nature, trees, pond, flowers, path, picnic, order, first, then, after that, next
The children will continue to progress with their 'Letters and Sounds', working with class teachers throughout the week to consolidate their phonic skills and learn new sounds as they are ready to move on. Please check your children's phonics pack for new sounds, tricky words and common sight words to practise at home in line with their learning at school.
There is so much maths in the park! We will be supporting the children to describe some patterns they see in nature, for example the petals around a flower, or compare the heights of the trees and to use positional and directional words to talk about the route through the park, for example, along the path, over the bridge and around the pond.
Pattern, repeat, height, tall, short, along, around, next to, over, under, through
We will go back to our topic about Spring. We will first review what we have learned- recapping flowers and baby animals. Then we will talk about outdoor activites in Spring: flying kites, riding bikes and having picnics.
SONG: 去郊游(qu jiaoyou)Field trip in spring
STORY: 一起去郊游(yiqi qu jiaoyou)Field trip
ACTIVITY: 画一幅郊游的画 (hua yifu chunyou de ) draw a picure about field trip
KEY VOCABULARY: field trip郊游 (jiaoyou) picnic野餐(yecan) fly a kite放风筝 (fang fengzheng)
riding a bike 骑自行车(qi zixingche)
Deze week starten de peuters en de kleuters met een nieuw thema `Wat een kunst!`. Aan de hand van het boek `De stip` buigen we ons deze week over schilderkunst. We schilderen zwarte stippen, groene stippen, paarse stippen... Wat is jouw favoriete stip?
de stip, de lijn, rood, blauw, geel, groen, paars, zwart, de lijst, schilderen


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No. 2 Kansas 77, Missouri 56
Chasing a loose ball, Marcus Morris collided with Marcus Denmon
and fell backward. His head hit a courtside table with an audible
thud, causing a quiet hush to come over the rowdy Missouri
Morris lay on the court for several minutes, then gingerly
walked to locker room amid respectful applause. He returned to
finish up a double-double, and the second-ranked Jayhawks went on
to beat rival Missouri 77-56 on Saturday.
"I've been around him for a while and that's probably the
safest place he can get hit and not get hurt," Kansas coach Bill
Self said.
Self can joke now. Morris is fine, his team won and the Jayhawks
appear to be headed for a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament.
Kansas (29-2, 15-1 Big 12) responded to Missouri's initial
flurry with a 16-0 run to lead by 16 in the first half, then put
together a 20-4 spurt after Morris' injury to beat Missouri for the
eighth time in nine games. The Jayhawks shot 52 percent after a
shaky start and will head into next week's Big 12 tournament one
victory from joining Kentucky and North Carolina in the 2,000-win
Morris had 12 points and 10 rebounds, Tyshawn Taylor scored all
of his 13 points in the second half to go with six assists and five
rebounds, and Sherron Collins added 12 points to help Kansas build
its case as the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA tournament.
"I think the last few games we've been playing really well and
now it's time to see who really steps up and what we can do as a
team," Taylor said. "If we can continue to play how we've been
playing as a team, the chips will fall into place."
Missouri (22-9, 10-6) struggled with Kansas' depth and size
inside for the second time this season. Playing without Justin
Safford (knee), who had a career-high 19 points against the
Jayhawks in January, the Tigers gave up 42 in the paint and were
outrebounded 45-28 in their final home game.
Missouri also had a rare unproductive day from its bench (eight
points), hit 3 of 22 from 3-point range and had too many lulls in a
game of spurts. Kim English had 16 points to lead the defending Big
12 tournament champions.
"It was one of those games where you can't have too much go
wrong and we had some opportunities and just couldn't cash in on
them," Missouri coach Mike Anderson said. "It's nothing against
our guys. We just couldn't put it all together."
The Jayhawks wrapped up their sixth straight Big 12
regular-season title with an emotional win over rival Kansas State
on Wednesday night in Collins' final game at Allen Fieldhouse.
That left the Jayhawks with two days to get ready for another
Kansas manhandled Missouri their last meeting, holding the
Tigers to 27 percent shooting and grabbing a 56-28 rebounding
advantage in an 84-65 rout.
Back at home, where they were 16-1 this season, the Tigers
seemed ready for Kansas.
Riding the emotion of Senior Day – J.T. Tiller, Zaire Taylor and
Keith Ramsey were honored before the game – Missouri swarmed the
Jayhawks early, getting them to force up shots against pressure and
breaking out for easy baskets.
The euphoria didn't last long.
Working the ball inside, Kansas got six straight points from
Markieff Morris, then seven straight from Marcus. The inside
success opened up the outside and the Jayhawks started making shots
from everywhere.
Collins put the finishing touches on the 16-0 half-closing run,
scoring the final eight points to put the Jayhawks up 40-24.
"Guys probably got tired," said Ramsey, who had eight points
and six rebounds in his final home game. "They're a good team and
we knew they were going to make a run. Just not a 16-point
Missouri still had some fight, using its defense to create
turnovers and easy shots to open with a 16-4 run, pulling within
44-40 on Tiller's three-point play on a hard drive.
It got worse for Kansas seconds later when Marcus Morris slammed
his head on the table.
But the Jayhawks rallied after seeing their teammate go down,
reeling off the second big run that included consecutive 3-pointers
by Tyrel Reed. By the time Morris returned with just over 5 minutes
left, Kansas was well in control and looking toward bigger
"I've been pleased that our guys haven't gotten ecstatic,"
Self said. "We've had a couple of big road wins where there's a
little bit of celebrating in the locker room, but for the most part
they've had a pretty mature approach. Hopefully, we've got another
gear we can get it in because now's the time we need it."


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JAMES Greenwood's initiation within London's house scene came as studio engineer, his most eminent credit being Daniel Avery's excellent LP Drone Logic.
Arriving two years later, his own debut strives for similar masterly highs - but while occasionally hitting the mark, its overall effect lacks the same potency.
One area in which he has no problem is creating big, barefaced dancefloor fillers, with the vibrant, wickedly-infectious technicolor of Giudecca sure to become a club staple.
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This grant will be performed primarily in Argentina at the Department of Physiology, School of Medicine, University of Buenos Aires in collaboration with Mario Rafael Pagani (email: firstname.lastname@example.com;phone and fax: 54-(11)-5950-9500 x 2159), as an extension of NIH Grant No. (5R01HL071207-08), 08/01/2002 to 01/31/2013. The long-term goal of our research is to treat intellectual disability and restore normal learning and behavior.
The aim of this research project is to advance our understanding of the molecular basis of the intellectual disability in Noonan syndrome (NS). NS is a genetic disorder caused by gain-of-function mutations in nine genes encoding components of the Ras/MAPK signaling pathway (i.e., CBL, SHP2, SOS, RAS, RAF and MEK proteins). In addition to morphological abnormalities such as cardiac defects, intellectual disability is a common feature in NS and related disorders, also caused by mutations in genes encoding proteins in the Ras/MAPK pathway, documenting that enhancement of RAS signaling produces neurocognitive defects. By using transgenic Drosophila melanogaster lines with NS gain-of-function mutations in the fly PTPN11 orthologue, corkscrew (csw), we identified genes that strongly control developmental defects including Ras/MAPK pathway regulators but also ones encoding proteins of the Notch and JAK/STAT pathway. In addition, we recently showed that different csw gain-of-function alleles impair a fundamental property of learning called the spacing effect, which refers to a longer-lasting memory when study session is spaced over time. Of note, the spacing effect and memory deficit was """"""""curable"""""""" by a pharmacological or behavioral approach. In this research project we will examine the role of RAS, Notch and JAK/STAT pathways in the spacing effect and the signaling mechanisms involved by using a Drosophila model system. Taken as a whole, the studies proposed in this application will delineate the range of genes that cause NS when mutated as well as provide insights into the effects of their mutant protein products at the biochemical, cellular, and organismal levels. The insights gained will be leveraged in the future to elucidate genetic causes of cognitive defects as wel as to develop novel therapeutic strategies to ameliorate these phenotypes.
A better understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying intellectual disability in Noonan syndrome and related disorders will lead to potential pharmacological or behavioral therapies. Our current understanding about Noonan syndrome and related disorders is limited to mechanisms related with the alteration of Ras/MAPK signaling pathway and only a few mechanisms about the principal genes involved are known for intellectual disability. Characterizing the role of other genes associated with Noonan syndrome alteration, RAS, Notch and STAT, will provide additional targets for scientific studies as wel as for therapeutic intervention.
|San Martin, Alvaro; Rela, Lorena; Gelb, Bruce et al. (2017) The Spacing Effect for Structural Synaptic Plasticity Provides Specificity and Precision in Plastic Changes. J Neurosci 37:4992-5007
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AUSTIN — By the time they finished they had already clinched the team title and the Leonard Tigerettes closed things out with one more gold medal in one final relay.
It was the same as it ever was for a group that burst onto the state-wide stage four years ago, led by two twins that made it seem like the same girl kept winning all these medals, and the seniors left the way they arrived.
As state champions.
"That was our goal coming here and that's how we wanted to go out," senior Jessi Bennett said. "It's really amazing to know when we come back and see our names up there and know the impact we've made."
Another outstanding performance saw the Tigerettes dominate on the way to the Class 3A track championship on Friday at Mike A. Myers Stadium. Natalie and Kelcie Simmons combined for three golds and a silver and were a part of two gold-winning relays as Leonard racked up 89 points to easily outdistance second-place East Bernard, which had 61 points, for a state championship to go with the one from 2015.
"They wanted people outside of North Texas to know who Leonard is. You talk about leaving a legacy," Leonard head coach Rae Holden said. "It's an awesome feeling — a bunch of kids who grew up in town together and do it for each other."
Hampton Prep, which beat Leonard for the 3A crown last year by six points, was third with 36 points.
The coronation ended with Leonard claiming the 1,600 relay, a race it won for the third time in four years. While it wasn't the blistering 3:51.05 that set the 3A record last spring, the quartet of Bennett, Remi Long and the Simmons twins clocked a 3:54.97 that was still nearly four seconds better than East Bernard at 3:57.43.
"It's just about representing Leonard and showing what a coach can do to push athletes and do the best we can," Long said. "It's a team thing. They push you when you don't think you can finish."
The Tigerettes opened the running portion of the meet by winning the 400 relay.
"As a whole, we've gotten faster," Kelcie Simmons said. "We're so used to each other and it works together well."
Bridget Watson, Claudia Ware and both Simmons had a time of 47.61 seconds to finish in front of Sunnyvale (48.25 seconds) and Hampton Prep (48.74 seconds) despite a bobbled handoff between Ware and Natalie Simmons on the final exchange.
"We got the job done, that is always the most important thing," Ware said.
The Simmons sisters head to Duke having won 25 combined medals — 21 of them gold — and their point total in their four individual events (48) would have been enough to earn second by themselves. They have accomplished an amazing amount during this stretch, almost beyond what they thought was possible.
"We were just two little 14-year-old girls. We didn't believe in ourselves because we didn't know what we could do," Natalie said. "We're very thankful. Things have fallen into place."
Natalie Simmons' victory in the 200 meter dash clinched the team title with two events remaining. She won in 24 seconds flat ahead of Littlefield's D'Anna Smith at 24.46 seconds and Kierra Yarbrough of Arp at 24.83 seconds.
It was her first individual gold medal in a running event.
"I wanted one for myself," she said. "It's not like I had anything to prove but it's nice to be able to show you can do something like that and not just be a part of a relay, which is always important for the team."
That gave Leonard 69 points and East Bernard was in second with 37 and made it mathematically impossible for the Tigerettes to be caught.
Kelcie Simmons earned her first individual gold medal in a running event after she blew away the field in the 100 meter dashing, winning with a time of 11.46 seconds.
"I felt super good. That's my fastest time ever," she said. "In my brain it was 'Relax and go. Relax and go."
She improved on her silver medal from last year, when she was the runner-up at 11.53 seconds. It was the first time she had competed as in individual on the track, limited to just relays her first two years.
"I've never really run individual races. It was always part of the relay to help the team the best I could," she said. "It is nice to get my own title."
It would have a Class 3A record, breaking the mark of 11.62 seconds set by Hamlin's Tiffany Green in 2000, but it was wind-aided.
Arp's Kierra Yarbrough was the runner-up in 11.74 and Littlefield's D'Anna Smith took bronze in 11.86 seconds.
Natalie Simmons defended her state title in the triple jump earlier in the afternoon. She took gold at 38 feet, one and a half inches, just ahead of San Antonio Cole's T'Nia Sample at 37 feet, 10 and a half inches and Presdio's Daniela Valenzuela at 37 feet, nine and three quarter inches.
"I don't think a lot of girls knew I was the defending champ until they announced it," Simmons said. "Then you saw all their heads turn. I was expecting a high-to-mid 38 to have to win it."
They were the only ones to clear 37 feet but everyone was chasing Simmons after her best distance was on her second attempt. She also had the second-best leap at 37 feet, 11 inches. She ends her career with six medals in the field events — two state titles apiece in the triple jump and long jump and a runner-up finish in each.
"Once I knew they were chasing me, it makes you feel better," she said. "Always do your best. I'm upset I scratched on my best jump. That would have been a PR."
The Simmons sisters started the day off right with a 1-2 finish in the long jump. Natalie won the gold medal with a leap of 18 feet, eight inches. Kelcie was the runner-up at 18 feet and three quarters of an inch.
"It was our dream to be on the podium together in an individual event," Natalie said.
It is the second time Natalie has won the state title in the event — she earned gold as a freshman and was the runner-up last spring. Kelcie was also the runner-up as a sophomore.
"I didn't make it last year so I was just happy to be here this time," Kelcie said. "It sets the tone for sure."
They were the only two to clear 18 feet — Palacios' Elizabeth Ortiz claimed bronze at 17 feet, eight and three quarters of an inch – and Natalie went past the mark three times.
Her winning jump came on her second attempt while Kelcie moved up to second for good on her third leap.
Goliad's Amaya Brown came in with the top qualifying attempt at 18 feet, seven and a half inches but finished fourth, only getting to 17 feet, seven inches.
"We kinds thought it could be anybody," Kelcie said. "We could tell people weren't jumping well. I didn't have a really good start either."
Bennett placed sixth in the 800 meter run with a time of 2:18.37. Competing in the event for the third time, she was in the top pack after the first lap but was boxed in during the final lap. Edinburg IDEA Quest's Valery Tobias won the gold in 2:15.28.


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Just check out his snazzy new duds.
Those duds arent new; he just went back into his closet of British fashion from the early nineties. Even though the AM TC colours are bright and garish, I too still want one that transforms. Well done.
You know, I honestly wonder what he would look like in jet mode.
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Philippines clashes: Residents flee Zamboanga
Philippine troops have continued to exchange gunfire with Muslim rebels in an ongoing stand-off in the country's south, as thousands of residents flee.
At least nine people have been killed since the fighting began on Monday in Zamboanga city in Mindanao.
A faction of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) has moved into the city, with rebels now holed up in a number of communities.
Most flights and ferry services remain suspended in the city.
The rebels are reported to be in a number of villages, along with civilians. Local reports say that some houses in rebel-held communities have been set on fire.
Thousands of residents have fled to safety, with at least 13,000 people seeking shelter at the Zamboanga city sports stadium, local officials say.
"We're trying our best to provide decent facilities for them," social worker Beth Dy told Agence-France Presse (AFP) news agency, but added there were only four portable toilets at the venue.
Other residents have sought shelter at churches and schools. The president has sent the social welfare secretary to the area to help in relief operations, officials say.
'No head count'
The rebels are reported to be holding some civilians as "human shields", but it is not clear how many.
Zamboanga city Mayor Maria Isabelle Climaco in a statement said that the MNLF rebels were holding about 100 civilians and that "efforts to negotiate with the hostage-takers... are ongoing".
She earlier said that the rebels wanted the international community to mediate.
Four countries - the US, the UK, Canada and Australia - have issued advisories against their citizens travelling to Zamboanga and parts of Mindanao.
A senior Philippine official, meanwhile, said that details on the ground were sketchy.
"We have not been able to enter, nobody has been able to enter these areas," the Philippine Daily Inquirer newspaper quoted Interior Secretary Mar Roxas as saying.
"There has really been no headcount. Most of the details that have been repeated come from media. The intelligence units of the military and police are trying to validate this."
One of the leaders of the current attack is a top aide of MNLF founder Nur Misuari, Habier Malik, military spokesman Lt Col Ramon Zagala was quoted by AFP as saying.
The MNLF members arrived by boat in the city early on Monday and had tried to raise their flag above Zamboanga's city hall, military officials said.
Nur Misuari founded the MNLF in 1971, with the goal of fighting the Philippine state for an independent Islamic nation. The MNLF then signed a peace agreement with the government in 1996.
However, Nur Misuari has complained that his faction has been marginalised in a peace agreement currently being negotiated between the government and another insurgent group, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF). Last month, he declared an independent Muslim state in the southern Philippines.
Misuari has yet to comment on the violence and his whereabouts remain unclear.
His forces used Zamboanga residents as human shields before, in 2001, to secure safe passage after a failed uprising.
Zamboanga city resident Justin Paber, who lives about 5km (three miles) away from the site of the fighting, told the BBC he could hear the sound of explosions.
Mr Paber, who works as a doctor, said a government hospital near the villages where the rebels were located had had to be closed and patients evacuated for safety reasons.
"The city is trying to function as best as it can to provide the basic needs of its residents, but it's hard because there is always a sense of fear that the condition could worsen," he said.
The fighting has also affected the flow of basic goods around areas near the city, as some shops maintain sporadic opening hours.


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All you'll have to do is climb up on our "hot seat" and ask about any WebCenter-related issue or concern you might be having.
We will give you a straight honest detailed answer from yours truly (Oracle ACE and the author of The Oracle UCM Handbook, wrote hundreds popular technical articles and he also runs the Independent Oracle UCM Knowledge Center) and Frank Woo (COO Softlinx, Oracle Gold Partner with dozens of successful WebCenter and UCM implementations and many dozens of happy clients over the years). No-nonsense, no sales talk just plain old PRO to PRO straight talk goodness.
And if that's not enough, you'll get an extra scoop of wisdom from your fellow attending crowd around you. That's right. We're expecting a good number of people to attend these so we are expecting a crowd!
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• Tuesday, April 24, 2:00 PM
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Kansas company recalls more than 50,000 pounds of ground beef
A Kansas-based company has voluntarily recalled 50,100 pounds of ground beef over E. coli concerns, Food Safety News reported.
The recall was issued by the National Beef Packing Company on Wednesday after the USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service discovered E. coli O157:H7 in one of the company's product samples. So far, there have been no reported illnesses related to the consumption of the product.
The ground beef was sold in 40- to 60-pound cases, which were distributed to retailers and wholesalers across the country. All of the recalled products were produced July 18, 2013 and bear the establishment number "EST. 208A."
The National Beef Packing Company, based in Liberal, Kans., was the only supplier subject to the recall. The company recalled approximately 20,000 pounds of raw beef last month over the same E. coli concerns.
The E. coli found in the recalled ground beef is a particularly dangerous strain of bacteria that can cause severe abdominal cramps, bloody diarrhea and vomiting. While most adults recover from E. coli infection, some young children and older adults who contract the strain can go on to develop a life threatening form of kidney failure called hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS).


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Westminister Business Council
Westminster Business Council is London's premier business connections agency. We help businesses grow across the Capital by providing effective business intelligence and contacts.
WBC has developed strong and extensive networks, being in touch regularly with around 12,000 enterprises. Our service delivery includes regular events which allow businesses to network, meet buyers, and be introduced to partner organisations that can provide information and services which support business growth.
We are an extension of your business development team, providing business intelligence and generating new leads for you.


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Hays County Courthouse, San Marcos, TX – Two Hays County officials received awards and others in Hays and Travis counties were publicly thanked at a construction kick-off event that highlighted the perseverance and dedication it has taken to ensure State Highway 45 Southwest is built. Construction is planned to begin November 8.
Precinct 2 Commissioner Mark Jones and Precinct 3 Commissioner Will Conley were presented with plaques at the family-friendly celebration Sunday in Manchaca sponsored by the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority, and signs at the entrance to the event thanked them as well as County Judge Bert Cobb, M.D., for their support. Hays County has pledged a $5 million contribution toward road construction costs of approximately $80 million.
First approved by Travis County voters in 1997 but delayed by opposition from environmentalists, the roadway will relieve traffic congestion along Brodie and Slaughter Lanes in Austin while allowing travelers to and from FM 1626 in Hays County direct access to Loop 1 (MoPac) in southwest Austin. New environmental design and engineering features will make runoff along the road cleaner than what naturally occurs now, according to design engineers.
Travis County Precinct 3 Commissioner Gerald Daugherty, who has also championed the road, thanked the public, especially those who live along and near Brodie Lane, for their support of the project.
Much of the roadway will run through Austin water quality protection land which precludes any development along what will now be built as a 4-lane toll road, since road construction funding at the state level has dwindled since the road was first approved. There will also be an ADA-compliant shared-use path alongside the road that will become part of the future Violet Crown Trail. For more information, visit www.sh45sw.com.
Precinct 3 Commissioner Will Conley (left) and Precinct 2 Commissioner Mark Jones received plaques thanking them for their and Hays County's support of State Highway 45 Southwest and for their "tireless efforts to improve mobility and safety for our community." The clocks on plaques reflect the "long hard road" taken to get to the SH 45SW construction point as well as the "time to build" official Sunday kick-off.


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In order to drain the ear safely after swimming, first dry the outer ear with a towel. Gently tilt and shake your head to drain any water inside the ear. It may also help to squirt acetic acid or a combination of rubbing alcohol and vinegar into the ear canal.
Do not insert any objects into the ear canal in an attempt to release water. This can force the water and ear wax farther inside and damage the ear. Be sure to not swim in open water on days that the bacterial count is high. Earplugs can be worn to prevent water from getting into the ears while swimming.


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Benefits of Post-Workout Nutrition
As a health conscious (and calorically aware) human, I attempt to watch what I eat and mostly when I eat. I am aware that I should not be eating late at night (never later than 9 pm, some nights I am just so busy that I unfortunately find myself strapped for time to eat before then). I know that I should eat every 3-4 hours – even though that is partially done to be kind to those around me so that they do not have to experience my "hanger". The question has always been for me, how soon should I eat after working out. I have heard an amalgam of thoughts on this subject. Most importantly, what types of food should I be eating post workout.
My mom is a bit of a nosy parker (sorry Mom, I know that you're reading this…) and she told me that she wanted to look in to the reasoning behind eating immediately after a workout so that she could fully understand why she should be doing it. That got me thinking that I should look in to it as well. I ran my first 10k race this past weekend (I finished in 1:04:29, which isn't bad considering that I didn't really train) and as I partook in the post run bagels and bananas I wondered why there is such an emphasis on eating right after a run. Other than the usual grumblings that you should replenish an empty stomach and that your body simply needs energy. I am more interested in the mechanics/scientific notions behind this widely accepted suggestion.
When your muscles are worked out, they become torn down and fatigued in order to build new muscle. The glycogen in your body becomes depleted and as a result, your insulin sensitivity is at its very highest. It is important to ingest foods with high amounts of glucose to replenish the supply. This will actually help your recover your muscles and will expedite the process of repairing them (which means that your chances of being sore the next day lessen). Eating protein post workout responds to the breakdown of protein in your muscles and will help protein synthesis to occur faster.
There is a 30 minute to 1 hour window in which you should eat after a workout. A mixture of protein and carbohydrates have proven to reduce soreness the next day. This combination also helps muscle to build while being negligent of replenishing nutrient sources can actually lead to muscle atrophy. It also improves the storage of glycogen in the liver and muscles.
If you are worried about carbs, you should know that your metabolism is still going after you have been working out and they are not evil and turned in to fat when they are consumed after a workout. It is also needed to keep your central nervous system functioning.
So let's put it simply then, you should try to eat a banana, a protein bar, milk, a peanut butter sandwich are all easy and viable options to eat after a workout. Refined sugars should be avoided, as should all the evil sugars like corn syrup!
So that is my wisdom for the day. Check out this action shot of me during my run this past weekend, my face is tomato red and it was raining so I had to wear a rain jacket that was too big for me but it was fun!
Let me know what you think about my wisdom and be healthy and smart my friends.
Peace. xx.


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Directed by: Tom Six
Produced by: Ilona Six
Tom Six
Screenplay by: Tom Six
Starring: Dieter Laser
Laurence R. Harvey
Robert LaSardo
Tommy 'Tiny' Lister
Jay Tavare
Eric Roberts
Bree Olson
Clayton Rohner
Music by: Mischa Segal
Cinematography by: David Meadows
Editing by: Nigel de Hond
Studio: Six Entertainment Company
Distributed by: IFC Midnight
Release date(s): May 22, 2015 (United States)
July 10, 2015 (United Kingdom)
Running time: 102 minutes
Country: Netherlands
Language: English
Production budget: N/A
Box-office revenue (as of publication): $14, 562 (domestic only)
Hey there children. 2016 may well be here (there's no may well about it, it's well and truly here), but there is still plenty of work to be done as regards the year of 2015 in film. Realistically, because I've been busy and there's a backlog of about a dozen films, plus maybe another fifteen-twenty that I'm planning on getting in there in contention for my awards, there's a chance I might not be able to get as many full reviews out as I wanted. I'm mulling over the idea of potentially continuing on with reviewing these films after my awards, doing away with taking time off and just gradually working through them. There's quite a few big movies that I'd like to cover, and I feel to do them justice, that might be the necessary measure. Anywho, as I'll be going with reviewing, starting to work up on my Hall of Fame and my annual Award for the Best and Worst in Film in 2015, for all the latest and greatest as regards the movies, keep your eyes posted!
Today's review is for The Human Centipede 3 (Final Sequence), purportedly the final film in Tom Six's Human Centipede trilogy. Now for those of you don't know I'm actually one of the champions for the first two Human Centipede films. Admittedly, they aren't great movies by any stretch, but they are good, serviceable horror films that do what they say on the tin in delivering a thoroughfare of exploitation nastiness. They got a 6.5/10 and a 6.9/10, which retrospectively I feel to be appropriate. I haven't seen either since they were originally released. I caught a screener of the first and thought 'hey, there's an original concept,' I thought Dieter Laser was great and it was reminiscent of the early work of David Cronenberg (though none of the characters were as one-dimensional and it lacked the thematic undertones of the body-horror master). The second I though was better, with it's black-and-white photography, it's shockingly grotesque imagery (some of the things in that movie are beyond horrific) and I though Laurence R. Harvey conveyed well through physical demeanour and expression the extent of his troubled mental state. What's interesting though is that four years ago, I mentioned Mark Olsen, writing for the Los Angeles Times, arguing that "Six has more or less contorted himself into The Human Ouroboros," which was a sentiment that reflected my own, as I expressed that another film "could be flogging a dead horse." Also of note was that I did not catch this film in the cinema, on DVD or online, but rather on demand on Netflix, and given the four-year gap one would imagine that they not only had a hard time bringing it into production but also distribution after the controversy created by the second film (it was one of only a dozen films to have been banned in the UK over the past twenty years). So, this third Human Centipede, set in a prison, William 'Bill' Boss (Dieter Laser), the psychotic warden of the jail, facing great problems with controlling the population of prisoners. Receiving pressure from Governor Hughes (Eric Roberts) to clean up his act (he regularly sexually assaults his secretary Daisy, played by Bree Olsen, and is personally involved in numerous incidents with his prisoners) or he will be fired. Thus, his accountant Dwight pitches to him his "brilliant idea," taking inspiration from the first two Human Centipede films, to turn the five-hundred-strong prison population into a giant centipede. Got it? Good!
Okay then, starting off with the good about the film, I have to give a degree of praise to Laurence R. Harvey again. Most of the film is occupied by Dieter Laser's Bill Boss (more of which later), but in more of a supporting role Harvey is convincing as Dwight. It's not a great performance by any means, but the fact that I didn't clock it was Harvey and that this fat dude from Wigan is able to pass for an accountant from the American South speaks well of his talents. Finally (already), I'd be a liar if I didn't say that there were a couple of things in the film that didn't get from the gross-out standpoint. I personally hate anything involving faeces (including scat jokes), and so I can't help but have an involuntary dry-heave whenever one of the inmates, whose Crohn's disease is giving him constant diarrhoea, is attached to another man's face, or another mentally unstable prisoner who enjoys eating his own shit. Sorry, don't know if this is a plus or not, but I can't stand anything involving shit.
Speaking of shit, that about describes this film in one word: shit. I'll say it again. Shit. With that got out of the way, this being a review I have to critically analyse this, though whether or not such a vile and reprehensible work deserves such attention. I don't hate it because of the violence or the general content onscreen. I hate it because it is an obnoxious and thoroughly repugnant film in just general demeanour and the way in which it is presented. Many of my favourite films ever made are ultraviolent, to say the least, but here the violence, sexual violence and content serves absolutely no higher purpose other than to simply attempt to gross-out the audience. Take the sexual violence of something like Blue Velvet, which works on so many levels beyond the acts themselves; there's voyeurism, power-play and it subtly questions the main character and the viewer about their complicity with it. Bill Boss being rude to the secretary who just gave him a blowjob means absolutely nothing aesthetically if there's no real context to it. Instead of saying something about women being degraded, it just ends up being degrading to women. Sadly, my thoughts from four years ago regarding the potential problems of a third film with this concept were confirmed. The first two were never anything special, but they were good exploitation flicks. This just shows that Tom Six ran out of decent ideas and just decided to make a mish-mash of nonsensical waffle. Thus, we get Six attempting to be 'smart' and 'sophisticated' with his botched attempt at political satire. Egads, they're implementing The Human Centipede, a horror movie concept, to the uncontrollable US prison system, transgressing all concepts of human rights. And you know what the brilliant thing is? It works! Hah hah hah! Har-de-bloody-har! I'm sorry, we didn't realise that you were such a fucking genius, Mr. Six! Speaking of Mr. Six, the film, like it's immediate predecessor, is a meta-film, given that the world in which the film is set acknowledges The Human Centipede films. So Six decides to one-up himself and write in himself as a primary supporting character playing himself. Yes, Tom Six has wrote himself into his own movie as a 'creative consultant' to the prison warden and his accountant. And wouldn't you know it's the cool, hip, King of Swing himself, entering to a jazzy theme driving his convertible up to the prison gates, walking into the room in a flood on sunlight in an all-white suit, resplendent with matching white hat and a pair of shades. The only things he's missing are a cigarette holder, cane and a monocle. And he's bad. Real bad. Also, as far as characterisation and dialogue goes, this has to register among the proverbial all-time lows. The film's main character, Bill Boss, has to rank among the worst protagonists in film history. Essentially, what it boils down to is that he's a deranged racist cum misogynist, and Six's direction of Dieter Laser seems to consist of telling him to yell and scream as loud as possible while mangling the film's already hideous dialogue. Which he does. A lot. Laser may have been having fun playing this part, but having to watch and HEAR to Laser froth and rave his way through the film is about much as listening to loose change rattling around in a washing machine. Laser was a lot more menacing when he showed a degree of restraint in the first film when he played Dr. Josef Heither; this is just annoying. Another thing that I didn't like about the film was the low production standards involved. Yes, it's low-budget film, but there's no reason why good cinematography and subtle editing can't work around the obvious limitations. Except that every scene in the film puts on display the fact that the sets consist of walk-in-cupboards, a minuscule corridor with about a dozen cells, a hospital room, a canteen that doubles as a screening room and a yard. That's it. And they're all overly lit with a phoney sheen, a consistent gloss that doesn't register well with the eye. It disgusts me to think that there are beautiful-looking horror films with such imaginative use of cinematography, things like Suspiria, Audition, Eyes Without A Face, that have to exist in the same world as this. There are also too many long takes, with the cuts in the editing suite being sloppily executing and poorly timed. Some of them don't even fit in with the natural progression of the way things should storytelling wise, and only served to confuse ad nausea. And you wouldn't think that Mischa Segal had such a prominent educational background in studying music, for his score sounds like just about any other typical 'horror film score,' with honking brass sections and screeching strings. Again, another thing all three of those previous films pull off well in their own respective ways. You'll have to excuse my grammatical inflections, starting sentences with 'and' in my own education being a big no-no for English. I do apologise, but the fact is is that this film is so bad that it defies any set standard of rules when it comes to expressing your opinions. The prevailing feeling I got at the end of the film's one-hundred-and-two minutes (not an especially long running time, but long enough in this case) was this sense of unadulterated, narcissistic ugliness. It took about two years max for a sequel to come out to the first film, and there has been four between this and the second. Part of me thinks that the reason it took so long to come out was because no one wanted to take it, and no one wanted to take it because Tom Six made something so bad nobody would touch it. He should consider himself lucky they had a distributor like IFC Films there to at least try and get the film out there, but nobody wanted to. They said no; the critics will hate it, audiences will hate it, it won't even make enough money to break even. No no, no no no!
Normally, the worst films to review are those that end up getting a rating of between four and six, that middle ground which is neither good enough or bad enough to register to any degree of significance. The Human Centipede 3 (Final Sequence) obviously falls into the latter category, but even though I enjoy ripping apart a bad movie that especially deserves it, I'd be lying if I said that it wasn't a chore this time round. It's no secret that I'm a borderline masochist who has seen some absolutely hideous films over the years, but this is easily among the worst. I just looked back through my past list worst films of the year (which omits some other real stinkers), and the worst thing is that all of them are genre films. I love genre cinema, and The Human Centipede 3 (Final Sequence) is not only a disgrace to that rich history of genre and horror cinema, but any semblance of a credible film, failing in nearly everything it sets out to do. What it boils down is Tom Six degrading himself by more or less masturbating in public for all to see, and yes, it looks as bad as that sounds in your head.
The Thin White Dude's Prognosis - 0.7/10
The Thin White Dude's Self-Diagnosis - (I'm) So Glad (You're Gone)


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A Rare find. Antique Foley Wileman Shelley daisy tea set for four With Teapot, Milk Jug, Sugar Bowl, 4 teacups And 4 Saucers.
A Charles Wileman Shelley daisy shape comprising of a Complete tea set; in the Daisy shape made in 1890.
Wileman was later renamed Shelley and called Foley, One of the most respected manufacturers of fine bone china teaware in the late 19th Century.


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Rohingya Representative Briefed at United Nations in Geneva
Rohingya Representative Briefed at United Nations in Geneva
Burmese Rohingya Organisation UK (BROUK) President Tun Khin gave a briefing on the situation of Rohingya at United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland. He was invited to make the presentation at the Forum on Minority Issues Sixth session "Beyond freedom of religion or belief, guaranteeing the rights of religious minorities."
The session took place on 26th and 27th November, examining effective practices to ensure the protection and promotion of the identity of religious minorities so that they can freely maintain and develop their religious and cultural practices and traditions.
Professor Heiner Bielefeldt, the UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Belief, also gave a presentation on: "The rights of religious minorities".
Around 500 people attended the forum, including delegates from all over the world. BROUK President Tun Khin said "It is a great honor to speak at the UN Minority Forum and a welcome opportunity to raise awareness about the Rohingya people.
BROUK President's Recommendations for action:
1) An Independent International Investigation
The commission established by the government of Burma did not address issues of accountability and justice. An independent international investigation will not only help establish the truth, but also help prevent further attacks as for the first time those responsible will fear being held accountable.
2) International observers will improve security situation
Rohingya in Rakhine State are living in constant fear of attack. An increase in international observers on the ground will help prevent further attacks, and can act as an early warning system if new violent attacks seem imminent.
3) More aid and increased humanitarian access
Although aid access has improved, there is still not enough aid reaching the people internally displaced by violence. As a result, conditions are dire and unnecessary additional suffering is caused.
4) Stop Hate Speech
Those inciting hatred and violence are well known in Burma, but no action has been taken against them. Pressure must be placed on the government to take action against those inciting hatred and violence against Muslims.
5) Repeal of the 1982 Citizenship Law
The 1982 Citizenship Laws needs to be repealed or revised. It is legally underpins much of the discrimination against the Rohingya.
6) To Re-open Mosques and Religious schools
Since June 2012 many mosques and religious schools were ordered to close by government authorities. Pressure must be applied to reopen those mosques and religious schools.
Tun Khin highlighted immediate release of hundreds of Rohingya prisoners jailed without a fair trial, an end to the use of torture and beating of Rohingya prisoners, and programs to begin a process of reconciliation between Rohingya and Rakhine.
For more information please contact Tun Khin +447888714866


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This waterfront timber, hunting, or conservation easement investment near Wagarville has mature hardwood and 2.75+/- miles of lake frontage on the old Tombigbee River, a large lake with limited access to the main river. Once part of a farming community before the river was straightened, most of the tract is high and shows no signs of high river influence, a rare find. Estimated timber value of includes grade logs, cross ties, and pulpwood. Intricate road and trail system, Large plots w/ shooting houses, trophy deer, turkey, dove, duck, and squirell hunting. Hunt multiple species of ducks in the open canopy duck and fish pond. RV hookup, game cleaning area, well, and rustic Camp that is wired and plumbed for water and gas with bunk room, kitchen, and full bathroom. Motivated Sellers,


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He made the announcement to Parliament on Monday afternoon.
The Autumn Statement, known as the Pre-Budget Report under Gordon Brown or the Green Budget, provides an update on the Government's plans for the economy based on the latest forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility.
The OBS forecasts are published alongside the Autumn Statement.
Here are some quick reactions to his statement: