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AMain Performance Hobbies hosted the Inaugural Manufacturers Cup at the world-famous Silver Dollar RC Raceway. The race pitted the top pros against one another in four heads-up 14-minute races. Many of the elite drivers were in attendance including: Ryan Maifield, Adam Drake, Ryan Cavalieri, Ty Tessmann, CJ Jelin and Jared Tebo.
The pros results were combined with open class drivers using the same chassis to determine the overall manufacturer champion. "Moto style" starts were also a key element to the Manufacturers Cup. Racers would blast down the front straightaway to the first corner vying for the holeshot—surprisingly, most of the starts were clean thanks to a uniquely shaped starting grid. The decision to depart from a traditional IFMAR style race was made to provide more excitement for both the racers and spectators—It worked!
It's always fun to watch the best racers compete heads up, and it's even better when they battle multiple times a day. In Pro Truggy, Tekno's Ryan Lutz and Mugen's Ryan Maifield put on some classic races that went wire-to-wire. In Pro Buggy, Maifield also mixed it up with Associated's Ryan Cavalieri and Xray's Ty Tessmann. The Pro Buggy class came down to the final race with Maifield and Tessamann duking it out for top honors.
Pro Buggy champion, Ty Tessmann, had this to say about the racing action: "The format was super challenging, but was a lot more fun than the normal qualifying/main type of racing." Tessmann's win in Pro Buggy combined with top finishes from Robby Williams, Mark Schroeder and Brad Nibbelink in the Open Buggy class gave Team Xray the overall win and coveted Manufacturers Cup crown. The always-consistent Ryan Cavalieri had strong finishes helping earn Team Associated second overall on the Cup Podium. Kyosho's Jared Tebo and team took the third and final podium spot.
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Barbie's "Imagine the possibilities" is the brand's new commercial inspiring young girls to start small in unlocking their big dreams. While the ad is a refreshing direction for the the iconic fashion doll, it is important to remember that brands fighting for social purpose need to be more than just a pretty face. An inspiring ad? Sure. A step in the right direction for Barbie? Most definitely. However, the encouragement of girls to free their dreams from gender stereotypes comes to lose its impact when they are encouraged to do so within the confines of unrealistic beauty and body standards.
The message is great: through role playing with Barbie, young girls can imagine themselves to be anyone they want to be. However, the Barbies young girls are using to enact their dreams represent beauty standards harder to obtain than your average PhD. In the finer details, the intended message starts to lose its validity. These dolls are not just toys but rather cultural symbols on which young girls build upon their understanding of their place in the world. As it is girls are bombarded with the media's celebration of unrealistic beauty archetypes. Playtime for these young girls should be a time where they can escape to a place where, beyond the imagination, they can always be themselves.
In the same way an advert of a beautiful model in an expensive suit attempts to advocate the independent woman, Barbie's ad falls short for girl power by, albeit unintentionally, saying: you can be whoever you want to be… so long as you are beautiful and skinny.
And it's not like there isn't much room for depth in the fashion doll market. Lammily creates fashion dolls of realistic beauty and body standards. The fashion doll also teaches young girls about their growing and changing bodies so to make them feel comfortable and prepared for life – even as it ventures past the stage of doll playing. What makes the brand even more unique is that is was created by a man who used his own personal battles with body insecurities to pick a fight with beauty conventions. After staging his battle, Lamm attracted enough attention to crowd source the development of the Lammily doll, raising half a million dollars, five times more than the initial goal. From its inception, the brand has shattered stereotypes and inspired. Here profit was not a driver, but a consequence of purpose-driven business. This brand not only used their purpose as a social force for good, but purpose as a means of inspiring collaboration with people and organisations who shared Lamm's views of a better world.
Are Barbie's efforts enough? Or should the brand be trying to repurpose their influence on young girls to be more relevant and let the girls feel more remarkable. After all, their products are not just toys. Their ads are not just entertainment. And their target market won't just be children forever.

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LUXdrive developed the BuckBullet, a constant current device that allows the operation of LEDs from a low-voltage AC power. The new LED driver product is moisture resistant and designed primarily for use with outdoor landscape lighting systems. The BuckBullet is compatible with both magnetic and electronic transformers typically used in accent lighting systems. Product data sheet complete with specifications is available for download in the product section fo the LUXdrive website.


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The U.K. Serious Fraud Office closed two long-running bribery and corruption cases against Rolls-Royce and GlaxoSmithKline—a decision that casts further doubt around the effectiveness of the SFO's investigatory powers and makes companies question the purpose of entering a deferred prosecution agreement at all.
The Paris Criminal Court on Dec. 21 found French oil and gas company Total SA guilty of bribing a foreign public official and ordered the company to pay a €500,000 (U.S. $570,000) fine.
Corruption may be seen as being "endemic" in some regions, but that cuts no ice with prosecutors in the United Kingdom. To them, a bribe is still a bribe.
The Financial Reporting Council ended the investigation of U.K. retail giant Tesco's former CFO, and the Serious Fraud Office just brought charges against three more individuals. Neil Hodge has more.
Five years after the Bribery Act, the Serious Fraud Office has yet to produce a major conviction. Will Airbus—the latest aerospace company under investigation—be its first big collar? Neil Hodge reports.
FCPA blogger Tom Fox looks at an unfolding scandal that involves a murdered Mongolian paramour, a contract for submarines, embattled Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razik, middleman Abdul Razak Baginda, and the most lucrative cup of tea in recent memory.
What's happening with the intersection of sports and corruption? It seems as if several pillars of the international sporting world have come crashing down in the past few months through corruption scandals. Yet the FCPA usually does not apply in these corruption cases. Why? Tom Fox, our man from FCPA, has more inside.
Last week Volkswagen offered amnesty to employees who admit any role they played in the emissions-testing scandal currently wracking the company—no doubt drawing upon the success Siemens had when it made a similar offer to employees during a 2006 Foreign Corrupt Practices Act investigation. Opinions differ on the move, but many seem to agree that VW employees would be wise to jump on the Amnesty Microbus sooner, rather than later. Our Man From FCPA Tom Fox has more inside.
The scope of the Petrobras corruption scandal is literally worldwide. Now, reports the Financial Times, Rolls Royce has become embroiled in the Brazilian national energy company's "Operation Car Wash" snafu (dubbed so because the investigation literally started with a car wash), and is currently under investigation by the British Serious Fraud Office for bribery. Now is the time for European chief compliance officers doing business in Brazil to learn from the scandal and, hopefully, come out ahead, says CW FCPA blogger Tom Fox. More of his thoughts inside.
The Schrems decision last week invalidated the safe harbor provision that let U.S. companies ferry personal data back and forth from Europe. Already compliance officers are beginning to sweat the implications of that ruling for anti-corruption programs. First likely headache: hotline data. Tom Fox, our Man From FCPA, has more inside.
This week, anti-corruption blogger Tom Fox takes a closer look at the scandal involving Volkswagen and its diesel engine cars, intentionally designed to cheat emission standard testing through software nicknamed "defeat devices." The world's biggest carmaker admitted to U.S. watchdogs that it deliberately rigged computers in its cars to hide its true emissions. More inside.
Last week PetroBras said in an SEC filing that it is not working with U.S. regulators to end the long list of corruption charges leveled against the company. That statement is merely the latest in a long list of unusual events in the compliance spectacle that PetroBras has become, but it does underline risks that even U.S. businesses should watch for as the PetroBras drama continues. Details inside.
Britain's Serious Fraud Office appears to be under intense pressure, amid the announcement that another part of the government, led by International Development Secretary Justine Greening, is launching a new specialized anti-corruption unit to investigate cases of international corruption affecting developing countries. While the SFO achieved a significant victory last week as an ex-UBS and Citigroup trader was found guilty for his role in the Libor scandal, rumors suggest there may be significant changes ahead for the fraud office. Details inside.
Britain is undertaking measures to bolster its anti-corruption efforts through a review of agencies charged with prosecuting bribery and with two new anti-corruption laws. The new laws would create a public registry of true beneficial owners of companies and expand criminal liability to accountants, lawyers, and other professionals who help "oil the wheels of organized crime," said Karen Bradley, U.K. minister for organized crime.
Cases of high-end wines and luxury gift baskets are being replaced by upscale pens and items stamped with the company logo, according to promotional goods experts. They say the U.K. Bribery Act is dampening high-end corporate gift giving and hospitality. Corporate event planners say they are keeping those guidelines in mind when planning promotional outings. More inside.
Ten European Union institutions are not capitalizing on their own anti-corruption policies because of lack of enforcement and staffing, and weaknesses in transparency and financial controls, according to the first-ever EU Integrity Report prepared by the watchdog group Transparency International. TI's International EU Office found the 10 institutions, including the European Commission and European Parliament, have the foundations to deter corruption but are lacking in follow through. The group is recommending greater transparency for the legislative process and lobbying activities, harmonized whistleblower protections for EU staff, more effective conflict of interest policies and checks for compliance, and tougher debarment sanctions for corrupt companies.
The European Anti-Fraud Office reported in its 2013 annual report a record number of whistleblower tips handled by the agency. OLAF received 1,294 tips it said were worth investigating last year, a 35 percent jump from five years ago. It completed 293 investigations last year averaging 21.8 months. More inside.
The United Kingdom's Financial Conduct Authority fined London-based insurance firm Besso Limited £315,000 for failings in its anti-bribery and corruption systems. The U.K. regulator said the firm had significant weaknesses in its policies, especially with regard to establishing and monitoring relationships with third parties. The fine was for violations occurring between 2005 and 2011. The FCA noted that Besso was warned both generally and specifically before a fine was imposed. While Besso did take steps to improve its systems and procedures, including using a law firm to review its ABC policies, those steps were not effective enough, according to the FCA.
The bribery investigation against French train manufacturer Alstom SA is widening, and the United Kingdom may be close to filing bribery charges against the firm under the U.K. Bribery Act. A five-year investigation, led by the U.K.'s Serious Fraud Office, has included raids on corporate offices as well as private residences of company directors. More inside.
Last week the European Commission published its first-ever report on anti-corruption efforts across the European Union. If American compliance executives want to understand how different the challenges in Europe actually are, dig into it. The spirit to fight corruption may be there, Compliance Week Editor Matt Kelly writes, but the structure may not. In fact, the spirit might not be all there either, he adds. More inside.
Lawmakers from Estonia are speaking out against a proposal to require large European companies to disclose additional non-financial information. The rule would affect some 18,000 companies with more than 500 employees. The Estonian Parliament said the rules will add to the administrative burden facing companies without any clear benefit. More details inside.
Compliance developments outside the United States continue to have a big influence on the increasingly global operations of U.S. companies. Inside, we take a look at the top ten global compliance trends to watch for in 2013, including more U.K. Bribery Act litigation, deferred prosecutions in Britain, increased global IT attacks, renewed shareholder activism in Europe, and much more.
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What a beautiful day to harvest. Everything is bursting with life. The spring crops are fully on and summer/fall crops like summer squash, cucumbers, winter squash, sweet potatoes, beans have been planted out in the last week. We hit up weeding for the first time and have plenty to do in coming weeks.
I've been excited learning lots about different preparations and liquid teas to keep the farm healthy. We're using lots of plants that grow wild on the farm. Yesterday I sprayed comfrey tea and am going to make some other herbal sprays for the compost. We are also making a slug "goo," which is letting the slugs rots in water and once they are decomposed spraying it in the field where the they're eating the crops. They don't like their dead I hear!
The ducklings and chickens are out in a day pen and growing fast. The permanent home is in construction today. They love the little tub to swim in:)
I'm gonna try to get my new camera/ phone set up so I can attach pictures for everyone. Also, we'll be having a workparty in the next few weeks. I hope you are feeling good from the fresh veggies last week and are ready for many more weeks.
The box features:
Kale (red russian or lacinato)
salad mix
arugula – a younger pick, not as spicy and more tender
spinach – farm and SE sites
pac choi- dark green
pea shoots- great raw or sauteed briefly
Pickled Greens ( Pac Choi and/or kale) *dark green
1 head pac choi or 2 small heads or 1 bunch kale
3 scallions or 1/2 onion chopped
3 lg cloves garlic, chopped
1 fresh jalapenos or dried red chile, minced
1 tb sugar
2 tb salt
1 tb minced fresh ginger
2 tb water
Chop the greens into 1 to 2 inch pieces. Place in lg bowl, add rest of ingredients, and toss. Place in a jar and cover tightly. Keep at room temp for a day, then refrigerate. Ready in 2 to 3 days and will keep for weeks in fridge. Great side dish, and can use other greens like cabbage, chard, mustard greens, and radish.
Pea Shoots
Pasta with Roasted Garlic, Pea Puree and Pea Shoots
Adapted from a recipe at: http://food.epicurious.com
1 head garlic
1 cup pea shoots, rinsed
2 10-ounce packages frozen peas, thawed
2 cups water
1 tablespoon butter
3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1 tablespoon fresh herb leaves, chopped (use basil or oregano or tarragon)
3/4 pound bow-tie pasta
Preheat oven to 425 F. Cut 1/2 inch off top of garlic head. Wrap garlic in foil, roast in oven 30 minutes or until very soft. Cool. Squeeze roasted garlic from head into blender.
In a saucepan, cook peas in water just until tender, about 5 minutes. Add peas, cooking liquid, butter, lemon juice, and herbs to blender and puree. Keep warm.
Cook pasta until al-dente. Drain. Toss pasta in a bowl with puree, pea shoots and salt and pepper to taste. Serves 4.


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Kondo Effect in a Fermionic Hierarchical Model
In this paper, a fermionic hierarchical model is defined, inspired by the Kondo model, which describes a 1-dimensional lattice gas of spin-1/2 electrons interacting with a spin-1/2 impurity. This model is proved to be exactly solvable, and is shown to exhibit a Kondo effect, i.e. that, if the interaction between the impurity and the electrons is antiferromagnetic, then the magnetic susceptibility of the impurity is finite in the 0-temperature limit, whereas it diverges if the interaction is ferromagnetic. Such an effect is therefore inherently non-perturbative. This difficulty is overcome by using the exact solvability of the model, which follows both from its fermionic and hierarchical nature.
KeywordsRenormalization group Non-perturbative renormalization Kondo effect Fermionic hierarchical model Quantum field theory
We are grateful to V. Mastropietro for suggesting the problem and to A. Giuliani, V. Mastropietro and R. Greenblatt for continued discussions and suggestions, as well as to J. Lebowitz for hospitality and support.
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Hi all, I'm 5 weeks pregnant on no2 and very excited! Unfortunately the consultant we were hoping to get is fully booked for march and we have been recommended prof Brennan. Does anyone have any experience of him?
First2017 thanks a mill for the link - how have I never seen that on the website!?Chapers that's great to have such a positive experience.I can't decide between sticking with Stephen Carroll (I don't have 1 bad word to say about him. He's lovely) or movingnid Laoise. I don't know why I feel the draw to go with a woman this time
I'd also recommend Laoise's husband, Dr Donal O'Brien - I swear he's the nicest man I've ever met! He was great through my last pregnancy in 2016, but when I got really sick post partum, he was outstanding. I'd be terrified to go through another pregnancy without him. My appointments were on Tuesdays or Wednesdays last year.
Makes sense. I think the days they are on are listed here on website http://www.nmh.ie/maternity-care-options/semi-private-clinic.1026.htmlHope this helps!
Thanks first2017. I know it sounds silly but they day they sit will influence my decision. I work in town mon-thurs so any of those days suit me. Fridays would be difficult gettingnin with two smallies in tow
Hi, we are going private with her but she does semi private as well. We are very happy with Laoise. I'm sure they are all very good.Good luck with your decision.
I went with prof Foley on my 1st but he then retired. I went with Dr Stephen Carroll on my last. He's really nice but quick in and out appointment. I've booked under him again but thinking of a woman this time? What day does Laoise sit? Is she semi private?
I don't know Dr Brennan. We are going with Dr Laoise O B in HS and she is great / really approachable etc. Good luck :-)
Hi Shineyb, congrats on your pregnancy! I've been attending Prof. Brennan privately for gynaecology the last few months. He's really nice and approachable and I'd definitely recommend him. He gives you lots of time in the consultation and answers all your questions( I ask a lot of questions lol). I haven't attended for obstetrics so don't have experience there but I have 3 kids already and I'd imagine he'd be very good and would know his stuff. I've actually just found out that I'm expecting no.4, I haven't booked him yet but was going to enquire about his fees etc this week & get booked !! I attended Peter Boylan on my last 2 pregnancies so am gutted he has retired now. I'm not familiar with any of the other Consultants. Best of luck!
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PRESTIGE, influence and authority exercised by reason of sigh reputation. It is one of the few words which have gained a meaning superior to that of original usage. The word in French, from which it has been borrowed by English, as in Latin praestigium or praestigiae, meant jugglers' tricks, deceit, imposture, and so is found in the 16th century. The Latin -tands for praestrigium, from praestringere, to bind or fasten tight, hence to blindfold; others derive from praestinguere, to darken, obscure, deceive. The word was at first generally used as foreign and italicized; thus the New English Dictionary quotes Sir Walter Scott (Paul's Letters to his Kinsfolk, 1815) for the earliest example in English of the modern usage, " Napoleon needed the dazzling blaze of decisive victory to renew the charm or prestige . . . once attached to his name and fortunes." Other words derived from praestigium through the French retain the original meaning of juggling or conjuring (see PRESTIDIGITATION).End of Article: PRESTIGE
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By Clarissa Allison | January 30th, 2015
RAB Lighting's rectangular shaped LED Future Flood lights are designed to replace Metal Halide lights. The patent pending airflow technology ensures a long LED and driver lifespan. These fixtures are used for building facade lighting, sign lighting, LED landscape lighting and instant-on security lighting. Following are the specs on the FFLED39 fixture.
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Your light will also have a heavy-duty mounting arm with an O ring seal and a stainless steel screw to aid in easy installation. The fixture is suitable for mounting within 1.2M(4FT) of the ground. Its UL Lighting also makes it suitable for wet locations.
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"As an artist I consider myself a chronicler of the human spirit. Recording and translating its movement and flow through our existence. This exhibition is a remnant of our spirits' excursions and into the fulfillment of our true nature." ~Widman
Please join us in the gallery for this illuminating and intimate exhibition of Widman's paintings.
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3. The Crash.
The Crash.
I remember very clearly the day that my legs gave up on me, rendering my barely able to leave my flat.
It had taken a while for life to settle back down after the big falling out. But, as is the way, after a few months, things began to return to normality. I had been seeing a girl for nearly half a year. She was beautiful, funny and talented. We decided to move in together. Things moved extremely quickly and, a few months later we had a car, a puppy and she was set to come and visit my family in England. The constant partying had calmed down, but my body was still not recovering from the past few years.
The truth is that the distress that my body was in was as a result of something much deeper than the past few years of heavy hedonism that I had put it through. It was only a year later, as I sat sweating and feverish on the cushion for the first time that I began to see the true cause of my constant anxiety, my restlessness, and my inability to sit still or stop thinking for more than a second. I remember one time in Los Angeles when I became so frustrated with the over activity of my brain, the constant stream of thinking that smothered every experience that I had, that I ended up calling a psychiatrist to see whether he could prescribe me anything to knock me out for long enough to give my brain a rest and allow me to simply be in the moment!
About a month after this I was collapsed in my bed, exhausted yet buzzed. I had been to a rave and taken far too much ecstasy. Lying in bed that night, I was hit with a sudden, life juddering pain in the back of my legs. My nerves were on fire with the pain of thousands of tiny needles stabbing the Myelin Sheath surrounding my sciatic nerve. The pain was excruciating, and I was crying out in pain, startling my girlfriend who had been sleeping next to me. After a long and agonising night the pain finally subsided, and I was able to get to rehearsal for the play that I was performing in. For a day or so things went back to normal. I was rattled but took it as an early warning and narrow escape.
But it was not an escape, and the warning had come too late. Two days later, when back at my flat after a long day's rehearsal I felt a burst of pins and needles hit my legs. A minute later and the left leg had gone completely dead, heavy like I was wearing armour, the muscles cramped up like bone. My right leg soon followed. I could not walk more than ten meters at a time. I was terrified.
I think that it is perhaps a normal reaction to sickness to at first deny its existence. I felt that, were I to accept that there was anything wrong, the sickness would become a reality. So I kept it to myself, and spent the next year living in constant terror, my leg slowly getting worse and the pain spreading to my hands. I managed to become extremely good at hiding the side effects. When I was seated there was no problem, so I tried to sit as often as possible, and when I walked I would muster all of my strength to pick my feet up high enough on each step to camouflage any underlying problem. But, beneath the veneer, I was deeply, deeply frightened. I was so identified with myself, so completely immersed in ego and pride that the idea of not being able to walk crippled me all over again.
It took an entire year for me to summon the courage to go to the doctors. I went to a GP at first, and then consulted with one of the top neurologists on the planet. The prognosis was not good: I had a degenerative form of peripheral neuropathy, a disease of the nervous system that was only expected to worsen.
I still did not tell anyone close to me for another few months, finally succumbing due to a midnight rush to the Emergency Room with my entire body spasming and in agony.
A few days later, a week before my twenty-first birthday, my beloved father passed away. He had suffered from a terrible case of Multiple Sclerosis and a brain tumour, and had died at home in the early hours of the 18th April 2009, surrounded by my mother, brother and sister.
In all of my pretend optimism I seemed unaffected by the events of the past year. I put the smile on, laughed it off and let everyone know how okay I was. A big truth is that I had allowed my whole system to completely shut down, which in many respects allowed me to be fine. My mind was so cluttered and disorganised and my energetic body so closed that I had successfully numbed myself from my ability to be aware or to feel. Through years of mindlessness, neglect and hedonism I had brought myself as close to destruction as anyone can get to without being destroyed.
It is at these hard moments in life that human beings are called to make a choice between peace and chaos. More often than not we do not understand the full scope of the question, and it is even more rare that we are able to truly see the chaos and cause of our downfall. I certainly did not have the insight for such wisdoms.
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Just after Dad asks Baby to show the pouty lip, she breaks into fake tears! According to the Medical Daily website, babies fake cry for a variety of reasons. In fact, the site says that a majority of children's tantrums may actually be fake. This type of behavior might be an easy way for babies to get Mom and Dad's attention. The best way to check if crying is fake is to wait for pauses – this means to watch your baby carefully and see if they pause in between tears. If they don't and the sobbing wails on, the tantrum is real! If Baby waits to see if you're paying attention after a few seconds of crying, it could be fake! While fake crying can be tough for exhausted parents, a child doing so is a sign of healthy development. Thankfully, this little one's fake tears only last for a second before the pouty lip comes out!
Dad watches with a smile on his face as Baby sticks out her bottom lip to show the most adorable pout ever! She's definitely full of entertainment – and they wouldn't have it any other way! Take a peek at Baby's hilarious (and super sweet) pouty lip in the video below. She's too funny!


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Random thoughts, observations, and conversations from the week of February 17, 2014.
At 28 years old, I'm finally bothered by the fact that I can't wink.
Billy pointed out three see-through tubs of things in the garage I still haven't unpacked since we moved in December. In one of them, I could see a ceramic skunk the size of a coffee mug. "Yeah, I need to get rid of a lot of this stuff," I told Billy. "I mean, why the hell do I have a ceramic skunk?"
Billy: Can I pee on your foot?
Me: No.
Billy: What if a jellyfish stings you?
Me: Uh, okay. In that case, I'd let you pee on my foot.
Billy: All right, I'm bringing home a jellyfish tomorrow!
Text conversation between my mother and myself:
Mom: So I hear your phones and power were down [at work].
Me: They were indeed. I had to pee in the pitch dark!
Mom: And here I was thinking you peed in the toilet.
Me: Don't be silly, that's where all the normal people pee.
Mom: I pee in the field.
Me: Yes, abnormal peers unite!
Mom: Yes, I consider you one of my peers.
Me: Hahaha…well, pee-ers, then.
Mom: You stutter.
Me: It's all part of my charm.
Mom: Charmin. That's the appropriate tool for all my closest peers.
I've lived in this city for 28 years and am amazed to discover things I've never seen or noticed before. Simply realizing that Bergeson and Apple intersect has inspired me to spend more time exploring the hidden treasures in this city.
A squirrel is having a fit in the backyard. I can't see him, but I can hear him chattering on. I wonder if anyone has incorporated a sample of squirrel chatter into a video game–maybe as an intergalactic laser gun of some sort. It would be perfect.


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Dr. David Samadi is a certified urologist majoring in diagnosing as well as treating diseases such as Prostate Cancer, cancer affecting the kidney as well as Bladder cancer. He also deals in urologic illnesses. He is somewhat a celebrity in his way and accord. He is adverse to treatments that are rarely invasive for Prostate Cancer. These techniques include Laparoscopic Radical Prostatectomy as well as Laparoscopic Robotic Radical Prostatectomy.
He was born in Iran. He was born in an area inhabited by Jews of Persian descent. He was born in the year 1964. He was brought up with the ways of the Hebrews. He is a legal US citizen as he has his nationality as an American. He is married with two kids.
In 1979 when he was 15, he fled to Belgium with his younger sibling. They later immigrated to the US in 1984 from London. They were separated ever since from their parents and sister called Heidi. Though separate everything was paid by their parents.
In Northern London, he studied in Golders Green. He pursued his high school life at Roslyn High School, New York. He then did a Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry in Stony Broke University on a fully paid scholarship program. He did his thesis Stony Brook School of Medicine. He later completed his post-university degree at Montefiore Medical Center pursuing Urology. He accomplished his training under the same specialization at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine located in the Bronx, New York as well as the Montefiore Medical Center 4 years later. He then finished a fellowship on Proctology, which is a field in oncology, from the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. He, later on, completed a prostatectomy session in France at the Henri Mondor Hospital under the guidance of Professor Claude Abbou. He was given the position in the Department of Urology as the Chief of the Division of Robotics at the Mt. Sinai Medical Center.
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900g minced beef
2 onions, peeled
2 garlic cloves, peeled
1 green pepper
1 red pepper
1 celery stalk
4 slices of stale white bread
3 eggs
2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
2 tablespoons mustard
1 teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon black pepper
1 tablespoon Cajun Seasoning
1 teaspoon dried chilli flakes (optional)
3 tablespoons chopped coriander
2 teaspoons dried mixed herbs
12 streaky bacon rashers
1. Place the minced beef in a large bowl and set aside. If you don't have a hand blender or food processor, you will need to chop all the vegetables finely by hand, but the easiest way to make a good meatloaf is to chop them into rough chunks, then put them in a bowl and blend them together with a hand blender.
2. Crumble in the bread and add the eggs, Worcestershire sauce, mustard, salt, pepper, Cajun seasoning, chilli flakes, if using, coriander and mixed herbs. The mix should be quite sloppy and wet.
Make sure your hands are clean, because I believe the best way to make meatloaf is to get your hands into the mix. Pour the chopped vegetable and bread mixture into the mince and combine well.
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|Our house was directly across the street from
the clinic entrance of Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. We lived downstairs and rented
the upstairs rooms to outpatients at the clinic.
One summer evening as I was fixing supper, there was a knock at the door. I opened it to see a truly awful looking man. "Why, he's hardly taller than my eight-year-old," I thought as I stared at the stooped, shriveled body. But the appalling thing was his face, lopsided from swelling, red and raw.
Yet his voice was pleasant as he said, "Good evening. I've come to see if you've a room for just one night. I came for a treatment this morning from the eastern shore, and there's no bus 'til morning." He told me he'd been hunting for a room since noon but with no success; no one seemed to have a room. "I guess it's my face. I know it looks terrible, but my doctor says with a few more treatments..."
For a moment I hesitated, but his next words convinced me:
"I could sleep in this rocking chair on the porch. My bus leaves early in the
At bedtime, we put a camp cot in the children's room for him. When I got up in the morning, the bed linens were neatly folded, and the little man was out on the porch. He refused breakfast, but just before he left for his bus, haltingly, as if asking a great favor, he said, "Could I please come back and stay the next time I have a treatment? I won't put you out a bit. I can sleep fine in a chair." He paused a moment and then added, "Your children made me feel at home. Grownups are bothered by my face, but children don't seem to mind." I told him he was welcome to come again.
On his next trip he arrived a little after seven in the
morning. As a gift, he brought a big fish and a quart of the largest oysters I had ever
seen. He said he had shucked them that morning before he left so that they would be nice
and fresh. I knew his bus left at 4 a.m., and I wondered what time he had to get up in
order to do this for us.
Maybe we did lose roomers once or twice. But, oh! If only they could have known him, perhaps their illnesses would have been easier to bear. I know our family always will be grateful to have known him; from him we learned what it was to accept the bad without complaint and the good with gratitude to God.
Recently I was visiting a friend who has a greenhouse. As she showed me her flowers, we came to the most beautiful one of all, a golden chrysanthemum, bursting with blooms. But to my great surprise, it was growing in an old dented, rusty bucket. I thought to myself, "If this were my plant, I'd put it in the loveliest container I had!"
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She must have wondered why I laughed so delightedly, but I was imagining just such a scene in heaven. "Here's an especially beautiful one," God might have said when he came to the soul of the sweet old fisherman. "He won't mind starting in this small body."
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Yesterday I went to my daughter's (Honeytweet) school to submit a letter-request for my son's Form 137. As I was heading to the Office of the Principal, I noticed there were two streamers in front of the building. I remembered then that my daughter was one of the participants in a Math competition. Then indeed, I saw her name on the Grade III Level. It's really easy to notice your own hehe. I immediately took a picture on it. She made me (and her dad) proud again. We're praying for her to be the 1st honors at the end of the school year. I am very happy that God has blessed me with gifted children (in different packaging). All glory and honor belongs to Him. By the way, my husband is gifted too hehe. Praise the Lord!
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2943 Hwy 69 North Unit 110
Val Caron ON, P3N 1N3
Fax: 705-897-3883
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Mon 8:00am-5:00pm
Tue 8:00am-5:00pm
Wed 8:00am-5:00pm
Thu 8:00am-5:00pm
Fri 8:00am-5:00pm
Sat Closed
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Tue 8:00am-5:00pm
Wed 8:00am-5:00pm
Thu 8:00am-5:00pm
Fri 8:00am-5:00pm
Sat Closed
Sun Closed
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Lifemark clinics have been proudly servicing the Sudbury and surrounding community for more than 20+ years. And, our standards are high. At Lifemark, delivering the highest quality of patient care is at the heart of what we do. As a trusted and preferred health care provider of Glencore and Vale, we are committed to delivering the highest standards in the Sudbury and surrounding community. Our Val Caron clinic is CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) accredited which is an internationally recognized accreditation of rehabilitation practices.
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Our Sudbury Valley facility includes a full rehab gym as well as private physiotherapy and massage treatment rooms.
Please note: We are closed each day from 12pm to 1pm for lunch.
Massage therapy appointment times are available on Wednesdays: 8am to 12pm and 1pm to 7pm.
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The clinicians at Lifemark Physiotherapy Val Caron can treat motor vehicle injuries, sport injuries, work-related injuries, post-surgical pain and mobility restrictions; as well as pain and dysfunction that can occur without injury.
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Our clinic is conveniently located on Hwy 69 North beside Marc Serré's office and directly across from the Norstar Gas Station in the Valley. Parking is free. The facility is wheelchair accessible
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Dancing into belonging: towards co-presence in place
The paper advocates for the possibilities of dance in community development and place-making contexts through its proposition of a 'phenomenology of belonging'. From her vantage as facilitator/director of video series Dancing Place, the author observes sensory interactions between participants' bodies and the sites in which they performed, as enhancing relationality between participants and place.
Conceived as part of an ARC Discovery Project exploring potentials of artistic methods to challenge neighbourhood-based stigma, led by sociologist Deborah Warr, and employing the expertise of screendance artist Dianne Reid to create the video works, Dancing Place invited diverse residents of Wyndham, Victoria, to dance to their favourite music in their favourite local sites. Through reflection upon the project, the author teases out issues of visibility, embodiment, identity, marginalisation and changing relationships to place.
The participants of varied cultural and social backgrounds, age, gender and levels of dance training, inevitably chose to dance in very different styles and places. The paper explores some political and social ramifications of (being represented via video) dancing in relation to place for particular groups and individuals, and outlines the facilitating artist's motivations for the project's structural framework. Rather than presuming or contriving a unified 'community', the nine distinctively discrete videos were presented side by side, which collectively evoked a sense of co-presence, or parallel belonging.
Evoking poetics of memory through performing site
Memory, time and metaphor are central triggers for artists in exploring and shaping their creative work. This paper examines the place of artists as 'memory-keepers', and 'memory-makers', in particular through engagement with the time-based art of site-specific performance. Naik Naik (Ascent) was a multi-site performance project in the historic setting of Melaka, Malaysia, and is partially recaptured through the presence and voices of its collaborating artists. Distilled from moments recalled, this paper seeks to uncover the poetics of memory to emerge from the project; one steeped in metaphor rather than narrative. It elicits some of the complex and interdependent layers of experience revealed by the artists in Naik Naik; cultural, ancestral, historical, personal, instinctual and embodied memories connected to sound, smell, touch, sensation and light, in a spatiotemporal context for which site is the catalyst. The liminal nature of memory at the heart of Naik Naik, provides a shared experience of past and present and future, performatively interwoven.
Reclaiming the community of Cabelo Seco through dance
Paulo Freire and John Dewey are helping the youth of Cabelo Seco in the southern reaches of the Amazon to reclaim their violated community. Freire (1921–1997) and Dewey (1859–1952) remain alive in Cabelo Seco, identified as one of Brazil's most dangerous communities. After describing the context of Cabelo Seco, the local community arts projects and the philosophies driving this work, I examine meanings of community dance in Cabelo Seco. Utilising a constructivist methodology that values dialogic interaction to build shared understandings, interviews and observations provide insights into diverse ways that people experience, value and make meaning from dance in community contexts. Dewey, Freire, Eisner, Boal, Zequinha and other arts educators are ever present in Cabelo Seco; understanding a lineage of influence helps to examine current practices and envision future projects. This paper explores the shifting and emerging role of dance in this community, focusing on how dance is helping to reclaim it.
Twilight: a new work by Cheryl Stock for Dancenorth's 30th anniversary
Twilight: a new work by Cheryl Stock for Dancenorth's 30th anniversary
Contemporary dance happens here: deploying dance in regional settings
This panel features dynamic and diverse representation from some of Australia's leading voices within the regional arts sector. They will engage you in a debate on notions of excellence, community engagement and being objectified as 'regional'. Listen to the podcast and read the movement response.
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Australian Dance Week
The Ausdance network celebrates and promotes dance in all its forms every year during Australian Dance Week which aims to raise awareness of professional dance and dance in the community, and to celebrate its diversity.
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Brolga 41
In Australia, the social and aesthetic contexts of 'live' contemporary dance (practice and performance), and the networks these contexts facilitate, remain diverse even if they are sometimes fragile or unexpected. This issue of Brolga—an Australian journal about dance aims to give some visibility or clarity to a select few of these diverse practices, primarily as they have been understood by the dance practitioners themselves. Networks create links between things. The variable ways such connections are created, valued and understood are outlined in this issue in a series of physical engagements which articulate acts of opening or becoming, acts of social activation, acts engendering community identity, or acts of private interpersonal collaboration.
Animated the community dance magazine (UK)
animated is the magazine of the the Foundation for Community Dance in the UK.
Dancers and communities: a collection of writings about dance as a community art
The stories in this book illustrate the rich exchange that takes place between dancers and communities. Dance can be an accessible and empowering creative tool for individuals and groups to express their identity, feelings, histories and aspirations. People of all ages and from all walks of life are represented in this book, participating in ongoing dance projects, celebratory events, and performances. Locations range from work places to detention centres to natural environments. The artists represented in this collection are committed and experienced, sharing a common enthusiasm to practise their art with communities. Their words and those of the participants are inspiring, challenging and thought provoking, making this book a unique contribution to the practice of dance in Australian communities.
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BOLD festival—celebrating the legacy of dance—call for presentations
Bold—celebrating the legacy of dance, 8–12 March 2017
Apply for the Caroline Plummer Fellowship in Community Dance 2017
Apply now for the Caroline Plummer Fellowship in Community Dance. Applications close 1 June 2016.
Watch National Dance Forum 2015 panel discussions
- Transforming the form: changing structures and their effects
- The subtleties and nuances of innovation.
- Discourse: How is dance written about, spoken about and communicated?
A partnership between the Australia Council for the Arts and Ausdance National, the NDF is a biennial gathering for the Australian professional contemporary dance sector. It fosters the artistic development of dance in Australia by providing a platform for discussion between Australian choreographers, dancers, independent artists, artistic directors, educators, researchers and dance producers.
Communities making dance in Tasmania
Tasmanian Regional Arts (TRA) is leading The Dance Project in partnership with Mature Artists Dance Experience (MADE), Bust a Move and Tasdance.
This community dance project is happening in three Tasmanian regions—the North East, North West and the South—to develop and present three new contemporary dance works with, by and about communities. Evolving from the heart of each community, these works explore place, kinship and identity as experienced by the residents of these regions.
More evidence that dance benefits the elderly
There are some startling new figures that support dancing as a protective strategy in preventing dementia. A Stanford University report Use It or Lose It: Dancing Makes You Smarter makes the following comparisons:
... almost none of the physical activities appeared to offer any protection against dementia. There can be cardiovascular benefits of course, but the focus of this study was the mind. There was one important exception: the only physical activity to offer protection against dementia was frequent dancing.
- Reading—35% reduced risk of dementia
- Bicycling and swimming—0%
- Doing crossword puzzles at least four days a week—47%
- Playing golf—0%
- Dancing frequently—76%.
The same university offers other insights into the benefits of dance in Thoughts, philosophies and musings on social dance, a useful reference for community dance practitioners in Australia.