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Additional Biofiltration Resources
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The Water Phase
Adsorbed Contaminants
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Product Generation
Heat Generation
Biofilter Media
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Air Flow Direction
Dust and Grease
Extreme Biofilters
Microbial Ecology of Biofiltration
Microbial Species in Biofilters
Substrate Utilization
The Microbial Community'
Biomass Clogging
Microbial Observation of Biofilters
Modeling Biofiltration
The Challenge of Modeling Biofiltration
Biofilm Models
Ottengraf's Model
Devinny and Hodge Model
Shareefdeen et al. Model
Shareefdeen and Baltzis Model With Patches of Biomass
Deshusses et al. Model
QSAR Models
Choi et al. Model
Johnson and Deshusses Model
Govind et al. Model
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Experimental Protocol for Assessing Biofilter Technology
Design of Full-Scale Biofilters
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Water Content
Medium Permeability
Biological Activity
Statistical Analysis
Application of Biofilters
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Odor Control from Flavor and Fragrance Manufacturing
Odor Reduction from Flavor Manufacturing in a Closed Bed Biofilter
The Poughkeepsie Biofilter: Wastewater Treatment Odors
Soil Biofilter to Treat Odors from a Fabric Softener Facility
Small Biofilters for Gasoline Vapor Treatment at a Soil-Vapor Extraction Site
Treatment of VOC Mixtures from Exhaust Air in the Wood Industry
Control of VOCs from Ink Drying Operations
Removal of High Concentrations of Ethanol from a Foundry Off-Gas
Large Open Bed Biofilters for the Removal of VOCs and Odors
High Concentration-Low Flow Biofilter for VOC Treatment
Soil Biofilter for VOC Removal in Flexographic Printing Off-Gases
Biofilter or Biotrickling Filter? Example of an Intermittently Watered Biotrickling Filter for Odor Control
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Appendix B : Selected Elimination Capacity Values
Appendix C : Conversion Factors
Appendix D : Absolute Humidity of Air Saturated With Water
Appendix E : Approximate Conversion of Selected Currencies


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BUCKOUT ROAD, by director Matthew Currie Holmes, centers around a college class project that turns terrifying when a group of friends realize the urban legends surrounding the infamous Buckout Road may be real.
The film, which is nicely shot, uses Canada as a backdrop for upstate New York. As I am a fan of the use of religion and religious archetypes in horror, this was definitely a film idea that I really liked; especially since the subject of man being governed by faith and his belief – or even disbelief – in both good and evil is explored.
With that said, I feel like the execution of that failed in a way. Perhaps the script was a bit convoluted as it seemed to drift between religion and the ideas of good vs. evil and ghost and demons as well as possession. Or perhaps it's because the lead male, Aaron Powell (Evan Ross), wasn't a strong enough or drawn out character. I found myself rooting for more of the evil entity and less for him. Or, maybe we just needed to see more of Danny Glover in this film!
From a technical standpoint the film was good: good visuals, good sound, good editing, good death scene and good effects. I just wanted a better fleshed out story with more character development. All in all this would make for a good Netflix film as I think it would end up doing well there.
- Interview: Director Maria Pulera for BETWEEN WORLDS - December 21, 2018
- Oak Cliff Film Festival Review: WINTER BROTHERS (2018) - June 20, 2018
- Toronto True Crime Film Festival Review: THE SANDMAN (2017) - June 9, 2018

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Superfool is a rap duo project with a strong sense of realness in their lyrics. Their latest track "Smiley Face Emoji" is in fact a direct reflection of this. With intelligently crafted verses focusing on the addictive qualities of technology and how this shapes our lives, similarly to the effects of a drug, these guys make us aware of the situation a lot of people find themselves in. These set of lyrics, speaking blatant truth, are delivered in a cool way which can speak to our millennial generation, making the verses even more impactful.
The well crafted lyrics are definitely not the only point of interest in this song though. When it comes to the musical aspect it is interesting to note the instrumental texture which features playful guitar riffs and a sharp steady beat which constantly pushes forward. Apart from this, the vocal performance quality is also very much in synch with the beat, forming abrupt and tight accents which punctuate both lyrics and instrumentation while also giving the song its very own homogeneous sound. With futuristic sounds along the way, appropriately keeping with the theme of technology, a strong rhythmic basis and a striking flow delivered convincingly "Smiley Face Emoji" truly speaks well about Superfool's style and approach to music. Check it out now!
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Archive for April 4th, 2008
Posted by japanstats on 2008 April 4日 Friday
Posted in 01_日本語, baseball, information, MLB, opinion, Sabermetrics | Tagged: AAA, メジャー, ヤンキース, 野球, 井川 | Leave a Comment »
Sakura in Tokyo
Posted by japanstats on 2008 April 4日 Friday
Cherry blossoms at a small shrine in one corner of Tokyo. I'm sure there's an annual flood of these types of posts in Japan based blogs, but what the hey, Tokyo's a pretty city for this one week every year. Read the rest of this entry »
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Okinawa Shogaku wins it all!
Posted by japanstats on 2008 April 4日 Friday
Okinawa Shogaku high school won the Koshien Spring Invitational Tournament with a resounding 9 – 0 thumping of Seibo high school from Saitama in the tournament's final today. This is the school's 2nd Spring championship, they won for the first time 9 years ago. The game even featured an inside the park homerun, so it was pretty entertaining for a blowout. The organizing committee chairman (or someone in a similar position) droned on in his post-tournament speech, and congratulated kids from all the participating teams on a great tournament, but chided that there were too many runners being picked off and that there were too many called third strikes. Why he's trying to dictate the style of play, I'm not sure. And I never really listen to these speeches so I was kind of surprised about how detailed he was in his talk about the tournament, surely putting anyone below the age of 50 to sleep.Anyways, congrats Okinawa Shogaku on the 2nd championship in a decade, and good luck in the Okinawan qualifiers for the summer Koshien tournament!
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Why must modern Christmas music be so schmaltzy, dull, and excruciating? Who wants to shop for gifts with that awful music blaring away like a torture device? Retailers: I've actually run out your doors to avoid becoming mentally unbalanced by your noise pollution throughout the months of November and December, thus cutting my shopping experience short. That's right: less time in your stores leads to more merchandise left on your shelves.
I feel even more sorry for retail employees who have to listen to it for eight hours straight, standing the whole time. I've asked people how they get through their shifts and some have said, "What? Oh THAT. I just don't hear it after a while..." Sounds like you're half-dead to me. In this job market, if you're forced to listen to terrible music at work, you may find yourself thinking: well, I could quit and be sitting at home, listening to good music, for a long, long, long time.
If only it could sound like Nat King Cole crooning The Christmas Song, I would never complain, I swear. Here's some post-mid-century Christmas music I can live with.
Grace Jones makes a grand entrance to sing The Little Drummer Boy in 1988's "Pee-Wee's Playhouse Christmas Special"--as always, that's entertaining!
The Weather Girls - Dear Santa (Bring Me a Man This Christmas). The 80s really knew its pop Christmas music. For me, irony and camp make the genre much more bearable.
The Waitresses - Christmas Wrapping. OK, more early 80s. But this time it's the shorter version of the song (originally clocked in at over five minutes--it's not THAT good) set to a house display of 30,000 LED and 400 strobe lights. More irony since the song is about a Christmas gone horribly awry while the house is cheerfully blinking away...
Wizzard - I Wish it Could be Christmas Every Day. A crazed, early-70s pagan freak-out is certainly in keeping with the spirit of the season.
Thomas Grillo plays O Christmas Tree for theremin and piano. What he lacks in stage presence, he more than makes up in technical prowess. It's not exactly easy-street, playing the theremin in correct pitch. Let's give it up for Thomas Grillo, ladies and gentlemen...
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Modern Christmas Music That Doesn't Suck (all that much)
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- Tuckers said...
OMG, this is just the gayest Xmas EVER!
I could really have a party too with a chorus of singing and dancing marines. Do you think it was the marines that attracted Grace Jones? I'd sure love to party with those marines, but I'd give Grace a skip, she's such a mess these days.
And those poor poor Weathergirls. They go from it raining men to chilly cape twirling scarcity. Such a sad video, all that singing and not a single man shows up! They need some of those marines!
- Miss Lisa said...
The video is very realistic. There never is a man around when you need one. Especially poignant at Christmas-time. At least they got to wear nice scarfs.
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New Study Examines Canadian Views on Immigration Levels and Immigration Categories, in the COVID Era
The Association for Canadian Studies recently commissioned a study of 1531 Canadians, who are 18 years of age or older and were randomly selected.
The results from the study highlight some interesting themes, including the following:
- While Canadians currently support limiting the numbers of newcomers, they continue to value the contribution of immigrants to Canada and view them as important to the country's long-term economic recovery.
- Immigration dropped significantly between the second quarter of 2019 and the second quarter of 2020, with Family Sponsorship and Refugee intake especially affected.
- Reductions to immigration cut across all source countries (*to view respective decrease levels for each source country, visit https://acs-aec.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/ACS-Immigration-levels-August-2020.pdf)
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- Canadians believe that family reunification should be the priority in admitting newcomers to Canada.
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The Yankees need to suspend Josh Donaldson. There is no other way to say it. What he said to Tim Anderson in the course of Saturday's game is unacceptable, inappropriate, and racist. For that, he needs to lose playing time and game checks. I'm not sure exactly what the appropriate length of suspension or amount of fine should be, but there needs to be something.
Additionally, this needs to come from the Yankees. They cannot and should not let the league step in after the fact and do it for them. Randy, Bobby, and I were harsh on the Yankees on the podcast in the wake of their weak response to George Floyd's murder and the surrounding protests and I think I can speak for them when I say I hope they've learned their lesson. However, given PR's weak statement after yesterday's game, along with Donaldson's, it's pretty clear that isn't the case. Those two statements, justifications, whatever, demonstrate that, at least initially, neither the organization nor the player understand why what Donaldson said was unacceptable, inappropriate, and racist.
Regardless of what I think, what you think, Tim Anderson, the person at whom the comment was leveled, thought it was racist. That alone should be all the 'proof' one needs to know that what Donaldson said was, in fact, racist. A reminder to my fellow white people: We do not get to be the arbiters of what is or isn't racist. We do not get to tell Black people why they are wrong about what they find racist. If you find yourself doing this, stop.
I worry that, in the coming days, Donaldson's Black teammates and coaches will be asked about this incessantly and have to answer for their teammate's racist remark, putting them in a virtual no-win situation. It's his white teammates who need to be asked about this, who need to show they understand why what Donaldson was wrong, who need to show they will be the ones to hold him accountable for what he said. If they don't understand, they (and Donaldson, of course) need to be made to understand. Anything short of that is unacceptable.
What Josh Donaldson said was, again, unacceptable, inappropriate, and racist. There should be no room for it anywhere in baseball, let alone on the Yankees. I implore them to do the right thing and suspend and fine him and make sure he gets the education enough to understand why he was wrong. If the Yankees are unwilling or unable to do that, I hope the league steps in and swiftly corrects them.


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It should come as no surprise to anyone who's been closely following this band to hear me observe that lead singer and songwriter Bradford Cox is a walking mass of contradictions. But it struck me hard when listening to Deerhunter's latest album and recalling two separate interviews Cox did with Pitchfork in 2013 and 2015. In the latter, whilst promoting the 80s pop nostalgic Fading Frontier, he claimed: "when I was young, foggy nostalgia was such a part of my shtick… I'm not as interested in the pink fog of nostalgia now." In the former, whilst promoting the 90s garage rock nostalgic Monomania, when talking about his musical inspirations from Hank Williams to Bo Diddley and John Lee Hooker: "That's what's missing from indie culture, though: Bo Diddley and blackness. There's a struggle that exists in black music and hillbilly music from a certain era. Old music resonates with me, new music doesn't."
Old music resonates with me, new music doesn't. That sounds an awful lot like the pink fog of nostalgia to me. And you can hear that pink fog all over Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared?, but with rather different old musical heroes as reference points. The album opens with harpsichord and closes with piano, with glockenspiel used throughout, and which taken together with the reference to "village green" in "No One's Sleeping" unmistakably recalls the Village Green Preservation Society era of The Kinks. Meanwhile, the echoey production harks back to the desert soundscapes of Brian Eno's atmospheric work on The Joshua Tree, which is apt because Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared? was recorded in the Texan desert city of Marfa.
That should result in an interesting collision course of classic English and American sounds and cultural reference points. And in "No One's Sleeping", it does, in an unusual tribute to the murdered British MP Jo Cox with downbeat lyrical details about violence flourishing in England, but with drummer Moses Archuleta providing a surprisingly upbeat tempo and Bradford Cox gifting it with an unusually pretty melody. Driving American rock and British existential despair therefore coexist, and complement each other in disturbing ways throughout the track's runtime.
Elsewhere, though, the songwriting falters. "Détournement" is a spoken-word piece performed through a vocal filter that immediately recalls Laurie Anderson, yet has none of her keen wit or ingenious wordplay, and musically it feels only half-formed. "Tarnung" also sounds unfinished, an unsatisfying work-in-progress with vocals aiming for choral grandeur that fall way short, and an eerie production that makes it sound like it was recorded in a crypt. On many tracks the extended codas drive the songs well past their limit of toleration, particularly on the closing "Nocturne", where the last 4 minutes are given over to instrumental interplay, a duel between pizzicato and synthetic playing styles, which has no clear function and becomes quickly aimless, tedious, a real drag.
The problem of no longer hiding behind the guitar scuzz that made Monomania and particularly Halcyon Digest sound so grand is that Deerhunter are more out in the open than ever and need to supply stronger tunes to justify their poppier production choices. Using bucketloads of echo and distorting Bradford Cox's vocals isn't enough to create interest. Which makes it doubly exciting when a genuinely exciting track emerges from the mix, such as "Plains".
"Plains" leaps out of the speakers as soon as you press play, with syncopated drumming and synths dragging you straight into the immediately memorable chord progression. A curious song about a James Dean classic, Giant, it captures some of the epic grandeur of that film, and in the chorus some of its central dilemma: "Oh, James/You've got no reason to stay in these plains". It's all a bit daft and yet expansive at the same time, with the liberated synths really conjuring up images of swooping over a desert plain. It's a strange mixture that really works.
Elsewhere, the theme is mainly death. Bradford Cox doesn't just sing "Winter is coming/Beware" to get down with the Game of Thrones fans, he sings it from deep down inside a well of pessimism. He sees a future where people "quit holding on", watch their own lives "fade away", and then are "completely gone". Cox claims that his latest bout of pessimism isn't related to politics, not even on "Death in Midsummer", where he explicitly references workers in the hills and factories. He had this to say about the song in an interview with NPR:
This song, really, to me, is not a political song as much as it might seem. It's more of a song about the people who are caught – the people that suffer the consequences of these political push-and-shoves, which is – I guess is particularly poignant at this moment, where the government's shutdown, and a lot of people are kind of caught in the crossfire.
People getting caught up in political push-and-shoves? That sounds an awful lot like politics to me. So don't be surprised if Bradford Cox's latest bout of depression is really to do with Donald Trump, and the related rightwing swing in the UK that resulted in the murder of Jo Cox. He's just too much of a walking mass of contradictions to be able to admit to it in plain terms.


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Pacific Rim Uprising – Blu-ray Review
After giving Pacific Rim Uprising a favorable review and watching it once again on Blu-ray, I can safely say that Uprising is a more enjoyable film than the original. The
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Avocado on Toast with Chickpea-Tomato-Basil Salad
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E: I went on a long walk yesterday morning. When I got back from my walk I was pretty tired and hungry. I didn't feel like eating eggs. My immediate go to breakfast is a healthy slice of whole-grain bread with a thin layer of avocado sprinkled with maldon salt and red pepper flakes for some spice. I decided to top it with some leftover salad I had from Friday night. I ate it with some super sweet black-berries and a homemade vanilla chai latte. When I sat down to eat, Sam was still sleeping so I had a few minutes to myself for reflection. I hope you have a great meal too.
salad: (4 servings)
1 can organic chickpeas, drained and rinsed
1 pint organic cherry tomatoes, halved
5 large basil leaves, finely chopped
2 garlic cloves, minced
2 tablespoons olive oil
¾ tablespoon rice-wine vinegar
maldon salt or kosher or sea salt
ground pepper
avocado on toast:
½ avocado, cut in slices and scoop out with spoon
pinch red pepper flakes
maldon salt, to taste
pepper, to taste
1 Slice Organic Whole-Grain Bread, Non-GMO
Mix all ingredients in a bowl, let stand in the freezer until you are finished assembling the avocado on toast. If you are thinking of eating the salad without the bread, you can add a little bit of honey, and cubed avocado. Then instead of freezing it, you would let it simmer for about 15 minutes.
Toast your bread. Meanwhile cut your avocado in slices to place on top of bread. (I usually cut avocado in half. Then I slice the avocado while it's still inside the skin. Then I use a spoon to scoop the bottom of avocado out. The slices come out easily.) Place avocado slices on top of bread in a thin layer. Top with red pepper and salt. Take the salad mixture out and give it a good mix. Top your bread with the salad. Try to not add too much of the juice because it will make your bread soggy. If you prefer you can place the salad on the side of the bread.
If you are eating for breakfast, you can add a side of fruit like sweet berries. That's it.


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The Dallas Stars have announced that Mike Modano, Mark Recchi and Marty Turco have been officially hired by the organization, with Modano and Turco returning to the franchise where they truly belong. Joined by owner Tom Gaglardi, senior advisor Bob Gainey, CEO and President Jim Lites and general manager Joe Nieuwendyk, the Stars announced the new additions to the franchise in a press conference on Thursday at American Airlines Center.
Mike Modano will be hired as an executive advisor and alternate governor with the Stars, while Mark Recchi has been hired as an advisor to Joe Nieuwendyk and the hockey operations department. According to the Stars: "In his new role with the club, Modano will work on all initiatives relating to the Dallas Stars Ownership Advisory group, club broadcasts, and corporate partnership endeavors."
Marty Turco, as expected, will work as a broadcast analyst for the Dallas Stars television broadcasts on Fox Sports Southwest.
Modano retired in 2011, after 20 seasons with the Dallas Stars -- we won't count that other season he spent elsewhere. The face of hockey in North Texas, Modano has returned to Dallas with the goal of helping build the sport back up once more in D/FW and help return the Stars back to prominence in the NHL.
Mark Recchi won three Stanley Cup Championships while playing 22 years in the NHL. He is a minority owner of the Kamloops Blazers and has a close relationship with Gaglardi. According to Jaromir Jagr, it was Recchi who first reached out to the legendary player about coming to Dallas last summer.
Marty Turco was destined for hockey broadcasts after a great career with the Stars and I know that for many fans, it's great to see the former Stars goaltender back with the organization.
More to come.


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Bears hire former Texas coach Tom Herman to staff
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Some interesting coaching news for this offseason.
The Chicago Bears announced that they have hired former Texas head coach Tom Herman as an offensive analyst/special projects.
Herman was 32-18 in four years with the Longhorns, including a 4-0 record in bowl games.
Texas was 7-3 last season and beat Colorado 55-23 in the Alamo Bowl.
Hopefully, this hire will help out some with the Bears' struggling offense as they had a tough time getting the football to some of their playmakers at times last season.
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The NYPD's top cop continued revamping his department by promoting a holdover from the previous administration.
Commissioner Bill Bratton on Wednesday named Jessica Tisch, the billionaire heiress who served as director of policy and planning for the counterterrorism bureau, to be deputy commissioner of information and technology.
"Jessica has a progressive point of view on the role data systems and technology should play at the NYPD," Bratton said in a statement.
"She has focused on how technology can enable officers to do their jobs more safely, efficiently and effectively."
Tisch's promotion comes after Bratton told two of the top officers in the NYPD hierarchy, Chief of Detectives Phil Pulaski and Chief of Internal Affairs Charles Campisi, that they were being replaced.
Tisch, who holds a law degree and MBA from Harvard, helped broker the deal to create the Domain Awareness System, which was designed by the NYPD and Microsoft Corp. and uses data from a network of cameras, radiation detectors, license plate readers and crime reports.
She will be responsible for all of the department's informational technology needs, according to the statement.


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Gabriel Boric wins Chile presidential primary as protest generation takes centre stage
A decade ago, Gabriel Boric was a long-haired 25-year old leading thousands of clamouring students through the streets of the Chilean capital with megaphone in hand, demanding free education for all.
Boric was part of a radical generation of student leaders who were catapulted into the spotlight in 2011 during an uprising against the disparities in Chile's education system.
Those protests radicalized a generation and are now seen as a precursor to the wider outbreak of social unrest which exploded across the country in October 2019.
Now, after two terms in congress, Boric has stormed into Chile's presidential race, winning more than 60% of the vote to become candidate for the country's leftwing coalition in November's election.
Boric took more than 1m votes in Sunday's primary, scoring a decisive victory over the Communist party candidate Daniel Jadue, and vowed to lead the assault on Chile's Pinochet-era economic model.
"Something beautiful and exciting is happening here, friends," he declared on a small stage outside his campaign headquarters in the capital, Santiago.
"We come from social movements [and] were shaped politically by the struggles which have been building throughout history … If Chile was the birthplace of neoliberalism, it will also be its grave!" he proclaimed, fist raised into the night sky.
Boric, a law graduate from Magallanes, Chile's southernmost region, encompassing Tierra del Fuego's dramatic fjords and islets, promised unity and inclusion.
Meanwhile, the former social development minister and state bank president Sebastián Sichel, fought off competition from a conservative mayor and two other former ministers to win a four-way rightwing primary.
Victories for Sichel and Boric suggest that while many Chileans want change after a tumultuous 18 months of protests and quarantines, they were unwilling to look to the extremes on either side of the political spectrum.
"This is just the beginning for the 2011 protest leaders," said Javiera Arce, a political scientist at the University of Valparaíso. "Boric has learned from the mistakes of the past and sought to forge agreements – this is an incredibly important generation in Chile's political history."
Leaders from the 2011 student uprising, including Boric's political adviser Giorgio Jackson and the Communist party politicians Camila Vallejo and Karol Cariola, joined Boric to congratulate him on his victory.
All four are serving their second terms in congress, having entered politics soon after leaving university.
Chilean politics has undergone a dramatic metamorphosis since October 2019, when a wave of protests saw millions of people flood the streets to denounce inequalities and injustices rife across society.
Boric faced criticism in some quarters for his willingness to break bread with the established political class when he signed a cross-party "peace accord", in November 2019. But the agreement ultimately paved the way for Chile to replace its 1980 Pinochet-era constitution – a process that began this month.
His campaign was able to mobilise significant numbers of people to vote for a political project that focuses on social welfare, decentralisation of the state and a more equitable division of Chile's resources.
In November's vote, Sichel and Boric will confront the far-right Republican party candidate José Antonio Kast; the Socialist party's Paula Narváez, a former government spokesperson; and the centrist Yasna Provoste, the president of Chile's senate.


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Metis Nation Studies: Role of Government In Health Care
Metis Nation Studies: Role of Government In Health Care
The role or government in healthcare is quite far reaching. The health sector is going to get quite big in the coming decades.
Canada's universal, publicly funded health care system — was established through federal legislation originally passed in 1957 and in k1966. The Canada Health Act of 1984 replaces and consolidates the two previous acts and sets national standards for the medically necessary hospital, diagnostic, and physician services. To be eligible to receive full femeral cash contributions for health care, each provincial and territorial (P/T) health insurance plan needs to comply with the five pillars of the Canada Health Act, which stipulate that it be:
- Publicly administered
- Comprehensive in coverage conditions
- Universal
- Portable across provinces
- Accessible (for example, without user fees).
Role of government: Canadian P/T governments have primary responsibility for financing, organizing, and delivering health services and supervising providers. The jurisdictions directly fund physicians and drug programs, and contract with delegated health authorities (either a single provincial authority or multiple subprovincial, regional authorities) to deliver hospital, community, and long-term care, as well as mental and public health services.
The federal government cofinances P/T universal health insurance programs and administers a range of services for certain populations, including eligible First Nations and Inuit peoples, members of the Canadian Armed Forces, veterans, resettled refugees and some refugee claimants, and inmates in federal penitentiaries. It also regulates the safety and efficacy of medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and natural health products, funds health research and some information technology systems, and administers several public health functions on a national scale.
At the national level, a variety of governmental agencies oversee specific functions:
- Health Canada, which is the federal ministry of health, plays a key regulatory role in food and drug safety, medical device and technology review, and the upholding of national standards for universal health coverage.
- The Public Health Agency of Canada is responsible for public health, emergency preparedness and response, infectious and chronic disease control and prevention, and health promotion.
- A new federal government department, Indigenous Services Canada, funds certain health services for First Nations and Inuit.
Most providers are self-governing under P/T law; they are registered with a provincial regulatory body (such as the College of Physicians and Surgeons) that ensures that education, training, and quality-of-care standards are met.
Most provinces have an ombudsperson who advocates on behalf of patients.
Role of public health insurance: Total health spending is estimated to have reached 11.5 percent of GDP in 2017; the public sector and private sector accounted for approximately 70 percent and 30 percent of total health expenditures, respectively.1 Each P/T health insurance plan covers all medically necessary hospital and physician services (on a prepaid basis). Supplementary services, or those not covered under Canadian Medicare, are largely privately financed, either from patient out-of-pocket payments or through employer-based or private insurance.
Provinces and territories cover all of their own residents in accordance with their respective residency requirements.2 Temporary legal visitors, undocumented immigrants, visitors who stay in Canada beyond the duration of a legal permit, and those who enter the country illegally are not covered by any federal or P/T program. Provinces and territories provide limited emergency services to these populations — no physician or hospital can refuse to provide care in an emergency, and midwives provide some maternity services.3
The main funding source is general P/T government revenue. Most P/T revenue comes from taxation. About 24 percent (an estimated CAD 37 billion, or USD 29.4 billion, in 2017–2018) is provided by the Canada Health Transfer, the federal program that funds health care for provinces and territories.4
Role of private health insurance: Private insurance, held by about two-thirds of Canadians, covers services excluded under universal health coverage, such as vision and dental care, outpatient prescription drugs, rehabilitation services, and private hospital rooms. In 2015, approximately 90 percent of premiums for private health plans were paid through employers, unions, or other organizations under a group contract or uninsured contract (by which a plan sponsor provides benefits to a group outside of an insurance contract). In 2017, private insurance was estimated to account for 12 percent of total health spending. 5 The majority of insurers are for-profit.6
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Services covered: To qualify for federal financial contributions, P/T insurance plans must provide first-dollar coverage of medically necessary physician, diagnostic, and hospital services (including inpatient prescription drugs) for all eligible residents. All P/T governments also provide public health and prevention services (including immunizations) as part of their public programs.
However, there is no nationally defined statutory benefit package; most public coverage decisions are made by P/T governments in conjunction with the medical profession. Because of this, coverage varies across P/T insurance plans for services not federally mandated as medically necessary, including outpatient prescription drugs, mental health care, vision care, dental care, home care, midwifery services, medical equipment, and hospice care.
Most provinces have public prescription drug coverage programs for specific populations, such as recipients of social assistance, seniors aged 65 and older, and children and youth. Some programs charge premiums, often income-related.7
There are some health services that, for the most part, are not covered by any P/T insurance plan, including dental services, physiotherapy, psychologist visits, chiropractic care, and cosmetic or plastic surgery.
Cost-sharing and out-of-pocket spending: There is no cost-sharing for publicly insured physician, diagnostic, and hospital services. Physicians are not allowed to charge patients prices above the negotiated fee schedule.
In 2016, out-of-pocket payments were estimated to represent about 15 percent of total health spending; the majority was spent on nonhospital institutions (mainly long-term care homes), prescription drugs, dental care, and vision care.8
Safety nets: To help cover needed prescriptions, provinces and territories provide outpatient drug plans to some individuals lacking private employer-sponsored insurance. Most P/T outpatient drug plans operate as payers of last resort, targeting people on social assistance or of retirement age. These plans vary considerably. For instance, Quebec administers a universal drug plan by mandating that eligible individuals have private coverage and enrolls those not eligible for private coverage in the public plan. In contrast, Ontario, Canada's most populous province, administers a universal prescription drug program for seniors, children and youth without private coverage, and recipients of social assistance.
P/T governments also provide some relief for people with high out-of-pocket expenses. After citizens pay more than 3 percent of their net income, or CAD 2,288 (USD 1,816), whichever is less, for eligible medical expenses per year, they can receive a 15 percent tax credit for any remaining expenses.9
In addition, provinces and territories pay for accommodation and food expenses (beyond nursing care) of indigent individuals in publicly financed long-term care facilities.
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Iran's regime fake government report
The Iranian regime's administration of Hassan Rouhani published a report last week, which claimed that the earnings of Iranian families have increased above inflation, putting ordinary Iranians in a better economic position.
The report of earnings and costs of urban and rural families in 2017-2018 and its statistics are so glaringly false that even the state-run media has had difficulty presenting it as is.
The Siasat-e Rooz newspaper, which is close to the Rouhani faction, wrote that the survey had "strange results" and claimed that the average family in an urban area has a yearly income of 43.4 million tomans, while they have costs of 39.3 million tomans, which would mean that families could save an average of 4.2 million tomans per year. (This works out monthly as an income of 3.6 million tomans and costs of 3.3 million tomans.)
The article wrote:
"These statistics are published while the Center for Statistics has repeatedly published reports about skyrocketing inflation in Iran's economy, announcing it at 42.2 percent in for last month. This means that living costs have increased by 42.2 percent over the past year!… These claims are made while based on facts on the ground and the living basket of ordinary people shrinking with each passing day, especially because of unchecked rising costs for products like meat, poultry, dairy, and rice."
Meanwhile, the Arman newspaper, which is also close to Rouhani's faction, wrote:
"The poverty line threshold is three times above a worker's minimum wage!"
The Iranian main opposition group, the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI, Mujahedin-e Khalq or MEK) wrote:
"To outsiders, it may appear surprising or even dumb that the ruling mullahs in Iran don't even wait until a little bit of time passes over their previous statements before making such ridiculous claims about their "prosperous" economy. After all, won't that have a negative impact on their reputation and image among their base and ordinary Iranians? Fact is that for many years now the vast majority of Iranians don't listen and believe in any remarks of Iranian authorities."
Yes, the Iranian people know that these reports (and all previous ones) are fake. The Regime knows the people know that. After all, Iranian officials saw in the popular uprisings of 2017 and 2018 that their scheme of pretending to divide the regime into two opposing camps of conservatives and moderates has failed. The Iranian people were out in the streets chanting, "Reformists, principlists, Game Over!", because they know there is no difference between the two.
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This is my response to the Friday Fictioneers prompt for December 26. The challenge is to write a 100-word story inspired by the photo prompt. Play along by writing your own, reading others and/or commenting on the flashes we fictioneers create. The photo prompt this week comes from Bjorn Rudberg, a fine fellow that all of you should take the time to meet. My piece this week weighs in at 105 words, just slightly over the limit, but I think you'll all forgive me in the spirit of Christmas charity.
Particular About Predators
Dottie hated descending the stairs into the cellar on Grandma's farm. Snakes lived down there. When she complained, Grandma said, "Those are just little ol' black snakes. They're afraid of you. Leave them alone. They eat rats." Dottie didn't like rats, and she knew better than to sass Grandma. Instead, she avoided the cellar.
One morning, Dottie and Grandma were collecting eggs when they saw a black snake slither into a nest box. Instantly, Grandma grabbed the snake and gave its neck a twist. Its head popped off, and Grandma tossed the carcass out of the chicken coop. "Can't have that thief stealing my eggs."
Author's note: The story this week takes us back to my great grandmother's farm. We were there last week with a fictionalized story set in the Dust Bowl. This story brings us into the late 1950s and early 1960s when several double cousins (including my mom and her cousin Sharon) spent some of the best days of their lives on the farm. This story is a collage of sorts based on two different memories. My mom specifically remembers Grandma being protective of black snakes because they hunted the rats that caused problems on the farm. Sharon remembers Grandma snapping the head off a black snake for sucking eggs in the chicken coop. I believe it is fair to assess that Grandma appreciated all life–as long as that life stayed where it belonged.


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Thirty-nine years ago Saturday, Wayne Gretzky uttered his most famous quote after he collected a hat trick and finished with eight points in the Edmonton Oilers' rout of the New Jersey Devils.
"Well, it's time they got their act together," Gretzky said. "They're ruining the whole league. They had better stop running a Mickey Mouse organization and put somebody on the ice."
On Monday night, the Devils can provide more proof of how far they've come in the last four decades — and in the last month — by chasing a record-tying victory against the Oilers when the teams face off in Newark, N.J.
Both teams earned wins Saturday. The red-hot Devils recorded their 12th straight victory after cruising past the host Ottawa Senators, 5-1. The Oilers concluded a two-game homestand by defeating the Vegas Golden Knights 4-3 in overtime.
New Jersey's 12-game winning streak is the second-longest in franchise history and one shy of tying the record 13-game run produced from Feb. 26 through March 23, 2001. At the time the Devils were the defending Stanley Cup champion and in the midst of a 24-season stretch in which they qualified for the playoffs 21 times, won the Cup three times and made two additional trips to the Finals.
The Devils of recent vintage haven't quite fallen to the depths of the early '80s — the infamous 13-4 loss to Gretzky and the Oilers on Nov. 19, 1983 dropped that team to 2-18-0 — but this winning streak has vaulted New Jersey back into what had become unfamiliar air.
The Devils have missed the playoffs nine times in 10 seasons since the Stanley Cup Finals in the spring of 2012 and opened this season with consecutive 5-2 losses to the Philadelphia Flyers and Detroit Red Wings. But New Jersey has outscored the opposition 64-32 over the last 16 games, including 51-22 during the winning streak.
On Saturday night, the Devils scored a power-play goal and a short-handed goal while third-string goalie Akira Schmid made 25 saves.
"When you get on a run like this, (there's) a lot of good things that can happen," Devils coach Lindy Ruff said Saturday. "I thought tonight was a total team game."
The win over the Golden Knights continued a hot-and-cold stretch for the Oilers, who have alternated losses with wins over their last six games and haven't won back-to-back games since a five-game winning streak from Oct. 24 through Nov. 1.
The Oilers' last three wins have all come against elite teams. Prior to edging the Golden Knights — who lead the Western Conference with 29 points — on Connor McDavid's game-winner 1:17 into overtime, Edmonton beat the Tampa Bay Lightning, which won the Stanley Cup in 2020 and 2021 and reached the Finals last spring, and knocked off the Florida Panthers, last year's President's Trophy winners.
The Devils' game starts a three-game road trip for the Oilers. Edmonton visits the New York Islanders on Wednesday before facing the New York Rangers on Saturday afternoon.
"It's fun to play good teams," said Oilers center Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, who had three assists Saturday. "You've got to rise to the occasion and (Vegas) has been one of the hottest teams in the league so far. So we knew that coming in and obviously we needed to step our game up. To get the two points against that team is definitely big and we've got to keep that feeling going on the road here."
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Microarray sampling-platform fabrication using bubble-jet technology for a biochip system.
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The fabrication of microarrays containing PCR-amplified genomic DNA extracts from mice tumors on a Zetaprobe membrane using a modified thermal ink-jet printer is described. A simple and cost-effective procedure for the fabrication of microarrays containing biological samples using a modified bubble-jet printing system is presented. Because of their mass-produced design, ink-jet printers are a much cheaper alternative to conventional spotting techniques. The usefulness of the biochip microarray platform is illustrated by the detection of human fragile histidine triad (FHIT), a tumor suppressor gene. Subcutaneous carcinomas were induced with MKN/FHIT and MKN/E4 cell lines in immunodeficient mice. Several weeks into their development, the tumors from both groups of mice were removed and subjected to DNA extraction by lysis of tissue samples. The extracted DNA samples were amplified by PCR (30 cycles) using the primers corresponding to nucleotides 2 to 18 of the FHIT sequence. The resulting solution was transferred to the individual reservoirs of a three-color cartridge from a conventional thermal ink-jet printer (HP 694C), and arrays were printed on to a Zetaprobe membrane. After spotting, these membranes were used in a hybridization assay, using fluorescent probes, and detected with a biochip.
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- Allain, LR; Askari, M; Stokes, DL; Vo-Dinh, T
Published Date
- September 2001
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- 371 / 2
Start / End Page
- 146 - 150
PubMed ID
- 11678184
Electronic International Standard Serial Number (EISSN)
- 1432-1130
International Standard Serial Number (ISSN)
- 0937-0633
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
- 10.1007/s002160100962
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The only thing worse than forgetting a password is not having a hint to what it is. If you often use your Apple Watch to log in on your Mac or don't use your Mac daily, there's a good chance you could forget the password.
While you can certainly go through the password reset process and then even disable the login password on your Mac, there's one thing you should try first.
You can quickly add a password hint to your login screen. Then the next time you can't recall your password, that hint might be just the ticket to logging into your Mac.
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Add a password hint to the Mac login screen
It takes such little time to add that password hint to your login screen that even if you never end up needing it, at least it's there just in case.
- Open your System Preferences with the icon in your Dock or Apple icon > System Preferences from the menu bar.
- Select Users & Groups.
- Click the lock on the bottom left and enter your login credentials.
- On the left, pick Login Options.
- Check the box for Show password hints.
You can then relock and close the System Preferences window, head to your login screen, and double-check that your hint displays.
View your password hint
Access the login screen and click to enter your password. When the password box opens, click the question mark. You should see your password hint at the top of the window that opens (above the password reset options).
Make sure you have a password hint set up
If you don't see a password hint after following these steps, then you may not have set one up. While there is no way to check if you did or not, you can still set one up for your current password by going through the Change Password process.
- Head back to the same settings as above in System Preferences > Users & Groups.
- Select your username on the left.
- Click the Change Password button.
- Enter your old, new, and verification for your password. You can use the same password you're currently using and enter it into all three spots if you like.
- Add a Password hint.
- Click Change Password.
To reiterate, you do not have to change your password to do go through this process. You can just use the same one, unless you decide it's time to change your password anyway.
Now when you go to the login screen and click the question mark in the password box, you should see the hint you just added.
Save yourself some aggravation with a password hint
You never know when the day may come when your password has completely left your brain. So, adding the password hint to your login screen is a good precaution to take if that should ever happen.
Let us know if you plan to add a password hint to your Mac login screen! You can comment below or visit on us Facebook or Twitter!
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Restaurant Crawls
Downtown Wilmington food tour changes hands
There are over seventy places in downtown Wilmington to find food and drink. So the city is a natural fit for TASTE CAROLINA GOURMET FOOD TOURS. But when owner LESLEY STRACKS-MULLEN looked into the Wilmington scene a few years ago, she discovered there was already a popular food tour on the go – Culinary Adventures with Liz Biro.
"Her tour looked amazing, and I thought, 'She's doing a great job, I don't need to try to follow that," Stracks-Mullem says.
With Biro's recent move from the area, the two's paths intersected with the passing of the food tour torch and the launch of Taste Carolina's presence in the Port City.
Taste Carolina came into being after Stracks-Mullem received her MBA from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2008 partially thanks to the recession.
"That fall I was sending out resumes and not getting any responses," she says, adding that she got the idea for the company after a visit from family. "I had family come into town who were big foodies, so I wanted them to eat as much as possible in a short period of time."
Day one was an appetizer and wine tour.
"The second day was a very elaborate barbecue tour where we went to seven restaurants in six hours," she says. "And it was fun to do, but it was equally fun to plan because I had maps and the 4-1-1 on all these places."
That trip got Stracks-Mullem's wheels turning.
The business took off and eventually expanded to include Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill/Carrboro, Hillsborough, Greensboro, and Winston-Salem. But Wilmington was still on Stracks-Mullem's wishlist.
As it turns out, Biro had been inspired to start her business after seeing how Taste Carolina did things. Though also a food lover, Biro's journey to food tour guide differed from Stracks-Mullem's.
Since 2004 Biro had been a food writer and restaurant reviewer in Wilmington.
"Over the course of that time I got to know a lot about (the restaurant) scene – a lot about what was happening in the kitchens," Biro says. "I was talking to the chefs, to the owners. So I was in and out of the kitchens quite a bit, and there were a million stories to be told. And oftentimes as I was leaving, I would think that diners would come in and they would eat and they never had any contact with the people behind the food – whether it was the guy who prepped the potatoes, or the gal who seared the steak, or the owner who invested his retirement fortune to open his dream restaurant."
So when the recession hit the food scene, Biro wanted to do something to help the people who'd done so much for her.
"These restaurants had shared so many of their stories with me. Without them I would not have been a food writer had they not taken the time to share stories with me," she says.
The first tour of Culinary Adventures with Liz Biro happened Memorial Day weekend 2010. And they weren't exactly a hot property.
"When I first started the tours I literally could not give them away. People didn't understand," Biro says.
It turned out she wasn't looking for customers in the right place. Once she started advertising outside Wilmington, interest began to grow.
"Everyone who came on the tour loved it," she says. "I did a survey once about what people liked best on the tour. The one thing that stuck in their mind was the stories they heard and the people that they met."
Biro was a fan of Taste Carolina tours, so when she was ready to sell Culinary Adventures to move to Indianapolis to be the food writer for The Indianapolis Star newspaper, Stracks-Mullem was the first person on Biro's list.
And Stracks-Mullem was more than happy to step in, taking over the regular tours and planning to add more in the future.
"The food is really diverse," Stracks-Mullem says about the Wilmington scene. "There's not one particular cuisine. It's from French to Greek to farm-to-table. And I enjoy how collaborative the chefs are."
Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours
Saturday tours include a farmers market tour and cooking class, downtown tasting tour, and dinner and drinks tour.
Info: tastecarolina.net/wilmington
Tasting History
Another local food tour is Tasting History Tours of Pleasure Island, which covers Carolina Beach, Kure Beach, and Fort Fisher. Tours are on various days.
Info: tastinghistorytours.com
To view more of photographer Terah Wilson's work, visit timelessfotographie.com/blog/about.


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Megan received her B.A. in Biochemistry from Brandeis University working with Dr. Susan Lowey and her Ph.D. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics from the University of Pennsylvania working with Dr. Mark Lemmon. During her postdoctoral training with Dr. Günter Blobel at Rockefeller University, she discovered new mechanisms for the targeting and function of integral inner nuclear membrane proteins. Since founding her own group in 2009, Megan has continued to investigate the broad array of biological functions that are integrated at the nuclear envelope, from impacts on DNA repair to nuclear and cellular mechanics. Megan was named a Searle Scholar in 2011, is a recipient of the NIH New Innovator Award and is currently an Allen Distinguished Investigator.
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|Allen Distinguished Investigator
|Frontiers Group / Allen Institute
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Greek-Style Turkey Meatloaf
This fresh take on a family favorite makes a delicious dinner tonight and, later in the week, stars in a savory filling for Spinach-and-Turkey Hand Pies. A combination of white and dark ground turkey meat are mixed with breadcrumbs, chopped fresh dill, and crumbled feta cheese for Greek-inspired flavor.
Everyday Food, April 2012
Read the full recipe after the video.
Recipe Summary
Cook's Notes
To store, cover and refrigerate, up to 3 days. You'll need 1/3 the meatloaf for Spinach-and-Turkey Hand Pies.


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Graph-Based Discriminative Learning for Location Recognition
AbstractRecognizing the location of a query image by matching it to a database is an important problem in computer vision, and one for which the representation of the database is a key issue. We explore new ways for exploiting the structure of a database by representing it as a graph, and show how the rich information embedded in a graph can improve a bagof-words-based location recognition method. In particular, starting from a graph on a set of images based on visual connectivity, we propose a method for selecting a set of subgraphs and learning a local distance function for each using discriminative techniques. For a query image, each database image is ranked according to these local distance functions in order to place the image in the right part of the graph. In addition, we propose a probabilistic method for increasing the diversity of these ranked database images, again based on the structure of the image graph. We demonstrate that our methods improve performance over standard bag-of-words methods on several existing location recognition datasets.
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author = {Cao, Song and Snavely, Noah},
title = {Graph-Based Discriminative Learning for Location Recognition},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)},
month = {June},
year = {2013}


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A Quick Guide to Storing Rugs and Carpet
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#007: How to Integrate Islam into Any Lesson with Dr. Bilal Philips
Bilal Philips is with us again for another productive episode! In this session, we bring you a mini-workshop on how you can Islamize virtually any lesson plan or topic using 5 principles.
In the last episode, session 006, Shaykh Bilal Philips outlined for us what some of our goals and objectives for education and schooling should be as Muslims. We talked about the need and importance of integrating Islam and morality into the curriculum, and how we can easily Islamize lessons to make it relevant to the learner.
Integrating Islam in your lessons doesn't have to be difficult, the issue is that we haven't been trained, as teachers, to approach the curriculum from an Islamic lens. That's what needs to change! So, because I am committed to helping you transform your teaching pedagogy to a more Islamic-centric one, I've prepared this mini-workshop to simplify the pathway to islamizing any lesson, subject, or topic you teach.
In this episode, Dr. Bilal Philips outlines 5 strategies that can effectively transform any curriculum based lesson into an Islamic one. He's conducted workshops on the topic to a multitude of Islamic Schools all around the world, and also has a free diploma course that delves into each principle in more depth. Today, we're bringing the workshop straight to your device!
Incase you can't write down everything, we've outlined all 5 principles with details and examples for your convenience. Download your professional development freebie below:
Freebie: 5 Strategies you can use to Islamize ANY topic with tips and examples
Freebie: 5 Strategies you can use to Islamize ANY topic with tips and examples
In this episode, you'll learn:
- Why Islamizing the lesson plan if the starting point to an Islamized classroom
- What the 5 principles of Islamization of education are and how to use them
- What is Dr. Bilal Philips and his team of educators are currently working on
- How the Chinese proverb "A picture is worth a 1000 words" is relevant to nurturing an Islamic atmosphere
- How we can find a Quranic ayah to relate to any topic or discussion in the class
- How integrating ahaadeeth builds the love for Prophet Muhammad salallahu 'alayhi wa salam.
- How integrating Islamic history and Muslim contributions is good for the confidence, self-esteem, and aspiration of the student.
- What one study found about the deliberate dehistorization and devaluation of Muslims and Islam in Ontario social studies textbooks.
- The transformative potential that implementing some or all of these principles have on the character development of the Muslim child
- Why incorporating moral lessons into the lesson is more effective than teaching it as a stand alone topic
Resources mentioned in this episode:
The Reduction of Islam and Muslims in Ontario's Social Studies Textbooks
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This year's Coachella lineup is a bold statement against mainstream EDM acts, but in my opinion, Coachella 2013 will have some of the best DJs since the festival's inception over a decade ago. It looks like Coachella is fine with EDC, HARD and the Ultra Music Festival booking names like Tiesto, Afrojack and Porter Robinson while Coachella opts for more established DJs.
Yes, the Sahara tent will sound and look different when compared to years in recent memory. Something tells me there will be less furry backpacks and glow sticks this year; the candy kids are no more (or so I hope).
So if you're looking for a funky dance party, I suggest you check out these 16 EDM acts and DJs:
The Gist: Originally known as Coups2Cross, the 4-member group from France consists of DJ Greem, MC 20Syl, Atom and Pfel. As I mentioned in my 21 obscure must-see Coachella 2013 acts post, C2C won the won the Disco Mix Club World DJ Championships four years in a row. I'm not exactly sure what that competition is, but if they won it, they must be pretty good! Decide for yourself, listen below.
Genre: Turntablism, Dance, Club
Jamie xx
The Gist: Part of the supergroup The xx, Jamie xx made a name for himself by remixing the work of the late Gil-Scott Herron. I'm a big fan of his tracks featuring chopped vocals laid over a rhythmic high hats and beat-skipping drum kicks. You'll hear all sorts of instruments in his songs, same of which I don't know the name of. Advice: go see Jamie xx.
Genre: UK Garage
The Gist: Hudson Mohawke and Lunice combined forces to create this much talked about duo. I've never seen them, but from what I've heard, this is an act not to be missed.
Genre: Trap with hip hop mixed in
Dog Blood
The Gist: Well what do you know, there are a couple of bro DJs playing Coachella 2013 after all: Skrillex + Boyz Noize = Dog Blood. As much as I dislike Skrillex as an individual DJ, the German-born Boyz Noize somehow has a positive influence on him, and I find myself liking their collaborations. Decide for yourself, but I will be at their set bar that it doesn't conflict with any of the other acts I really want to see.
Genre: Dubstep
Bass Nectar
The Gist: The sets of the hair-twirling Lorin Ashton, aka Bass Nectar, seems more like a metal show than an EDM set. Bass Nectar has been around for years, by now you're probably familiar with Bass Nectar's music. He played a very memorable set in the Sahara tent in 2010, but I have a feeling he might of outgrown that stage… main stage?
Genre: Dub step and glitch
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The 2 Bears
The Gist: Hot Chip cofounder Joe Goddard and Raf Rundell have joined forces to bring you The 2 Bears (I've noticed lots of "duos" EDM acts this year, does it really take two people to man the turntables? These guys are big in the UK and are ready to burst onto the US EDM scene. If you like Hot Chip, check out The 2 Bears.
Genre: House, Indietronica
Bingo Players
The Gist: Ok I'll admit, I'm a fan of their song "Cry Just a Little" which was butchered by American rapper Flo Rida. But this Dutch dance duo (Paul Bäumer and Maarten Hoogstraten) has had several big hits in Scandinavia, Germany, UK and The Netherlands. I think their vocal-heavy tracks are going to be a big hit in the Sahara.
Genre: House, Electro and Dance
Booka Shade
The Gist: This established duo (yes, another duo) comes by way of the Frankfurt electronic scene. They have a trust following who are faithful to Booka Shade's minimalist sounds.
Genre: Minimal Techno, Ambiant and Experimental.
Richie Hawtin
The Gist: A legend out of the 80s/90s Detroit Techno scene (well actually he's from just across the river; Winsor, Ontario) who performed as his alias Plastik Man at Coachella in 2010. I was there and it was awesome. Lesson learned, be there for his set in 2013.
Genre: Detroit Techno and Minimal
The Gist: Hailing from the New York area and drawing his name from the Herman Melville novel, Moby is a long-time stalwart on the dance music scene. He breakthrough in the early 1990s with a single called Go. You're probably familiar with his song Porcelain, which was featured in the 2000 movie The Beach starring Leonardo DiCaprio. I saw Moby's set at EDC in 2010 (although he was relegated to one of the lesser-known stages) and I will definitely be back for more at Coachella 2013.
Genre: Downtemp, Ambient, Techno and Electronica.
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Joris Voorn
The Gist: I've read a lot of hype surrounding this Dutch-born, Detroit Techno-playing DJ. A few listens on Spotify and I'm hooked. Interested to hear this music live in the Sahara.
Genre: House and Detroit Techno.
Maya Jane Coles
The Gist: You may know UK-born Maya Jones Cole from her duo She Is Danger. I first heard Maya's work in a BBC Essential Mix, which I suggest you check out. I haven't seen her live, but I've read nothing but great things!
Genre: Deep House
The Gist: This isn't your frat bro's dubstep. Think more along the lines of Pretty Lights and Paper Diamond with a little bit of SF flare mixed in. Mimosa mixes in a lot of jazz instruments and even some drum n' bass beats which makes for a unique sound. Perhaps you would call him a "Do Lab-type" of DJ.
Genre: Non-bro dubstep
The Gist: To be honest, I don't know much about Disclosure, except for that they're from the UK and every one of their songs I've listened to on my Coachella Sunday Spotify Playlist is awesome. If you have any input on Disclosure, leave it in the comments section below or contact me and I'll add your two cents.
Genre: UK Garage and house.
Christian Martin (Do Lab, second weekend)
The Gist: Cofounder of San Francisco's Dirty Bird crew and a dear friend of minimal-house-master Claude VonStroke, Christian Martin is sure to have the Do Lab dancing (again). He was possibly the best act at the Do Lab last year (and I got a ReTweet from him)! If you're over heating in the Coachella sun, be sure to take a shower at the Do Lab when Christian is playing.
Genre: Minimal, Tech House
Pretty Lights
The Gist: The Colorado wonder kind needs no introduction. I still cite his November, 2010 show at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles with Kraddy and Gramatik as one of the best electronic music shows I've ever been too. His performance at Coachella early that year was also amazing. Bottom line: make sure you're at his set on Sunday evening (Outdoor or Sahara?)
Which Coachella 2013 DJs did I leave out?
Didn't see your favorite DJ or EDM act in the list above? Then add them in the comments section below, or feel free to contact me and I'll add them to the list if you think they're worth seeing.
Other Coachella 2013 EDM acts in the lineup include:
Benny Benassi
Jamie Jones
Paul Kalkbrenner
Eric Prydz
Seth Troxler
James Blake
Fedde La Grand
Nicky Romero
Knife Party
Tommy Trash
Major Lazer
Roni Size
Kill the Noise
Paul Oakenfold
Danny Avila
Four Tet
Dillon Francis
Wolfgang Gartner
Simian Mobile Disco
Dam Funk
Did I leave anyone out? If so, post them in the comments section.
If you originally thought the EDM lineup at Coachella this year was a little weak, I hope this post has convinced you otherwise. As I mentioned, this is possibly the strongest EDM lineup in the history of Coachella. And I think everyone will be happy to discover that the bro's and candy kids have moved on to other events like EDC and Ultra.
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Clinton, Pence Campaigning In Colorado
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence are campaigning in Colorado on Wednesday.
Clinton is scheduled to tour a small business in Denver before holding a rally at Adams City High School in Commerce City for her first public campaign event in Colorado since securing the nomination. Her visit is to specifically to talk about her jobs program, pushing the idea of creating more as soon as she's inaugurated if she wins the election. Clinton will be with her running mate Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia.
Donald Trump's running mate Gov. Mike Pence is scheduled to hold a town hall meeting in Denver on Wednesday afternoon and then attend a rally in Colorado Springs in the evening. The Indiana governor is visiting the state after campaigning in Nevada and Arizona this week.
Pence is breaking with the Republican nominee by endorsing House Speaker Paul Ryan in his primary fight.
Pence said in a phone interview with Fox News Channel that he's pleased to endorse Ryan.
The move comes a day after Trump said in an interview that he's "just not quite there yet" when it comes to backing Ryan, who has at times been critical of Trump's most controversial comments.
Pence says that he spoke with Trump Wednesday morning about his "support for Paul Ryan and our longtime friendship."
He says Trump, "strongly encouraged me to endorse Paul Ryan in next Tuesday's primary. And I'm pleased to do it."
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