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Broccoli Casserole is not just for the holidays. You can enjoy this Crock Pot Broccoli Casserole recipe any time of the year.
Why don’t you let your crock pot do all the work with this easy Crock Pot Broccoli Casserole recipe made with fresh broccoli and real cheddar cheese?
I love using fresh broccoli to make a big cheesy serving bowl full of broccoli casserole to serve with my Thanksgiving dinner. You can use frozen broccoli florets to make this Crock Pot Broccoli Casserole.
If you decide to use frozen broccoli keep in mind that the cooking time will be about half the time that you would need to cook the fresh broccoli florets.
I would also decrease the amount of milk by half to allow for the extra moisture the frozen broccoli will add. If it seems to be too thick even with the extra moisture you can add 1/4 cup of milk at a time to thin it out.
I know there are plenty of crock pot broccoli casserole recipes out there using Velveeta. This is not one of them.
I used a block of real medium cheddar cheese and grated it. I have nothing against Velveeta and have used it many times in broccoli casserole recipes.
Or in my Crock Pot Macaroni and Cheese recipe which I will be serving to my family and friends on Thanksgiving day.
The kids and adults love it and it has become one of my newest favorite Thanksgiving side dish recipes.
Disclosure: Some links in the post are affiliate links. If you make a purchase I will earn a small commission.
Rinse and trim the thick stalks from the fresh broccoli florets.
Place the broccoli, cream soup, mayonnaise, shredded cheese and milk in a 6 quart or 7 quart crock pot slow cooker.
Add the pepper, salt and paprika to the slow cooker and mix again.
Slow cook on low, occasionally stirring to prevent sticking and cook for 4 hours or until the broccoli is tender.
Serve with a sprinkle of more shredded cheddar cheese if desired.
Have you seen the newest slow cooker cook book by Phyllis Good? You might know her from all the Fix It and Forget It cookbooks she has published.
Well, her new Stock the Crock cookbook is out and would make a perfect Christmas gift for someone who loves to cook in the slow cooker.
It is a beautiful cookbook. I love that it is filled with tips and tricks for all of the slow cooker recipes with variations for each recipe.
Stock the Crock brings together the expertise of America’s most popular slow-cooker authority with a fresh collection of 100 essential, innovative, and easy-to-prepare recipes-each with variations allowing readers to customize the dish according to their dietary needs.
This Crock Pot Broccoli Casserole recipe is made with real cheese. Broccoli casserole is a perfect vegetable side dish recipe any time of the year.
Don’t forget to check out my Crock Pot recipe page where you will find many more crock pot recipes that are perfect for the holidays.
Announcment: I am a new Amazon Influencer. What does that mean? That means I now have a new Amazon Influencer page where I can share all my favorite Amazon products with you.
I can create lists like this Christmas Cookies & Christmas Baking list where I share all my favorite holiday baking products.
Or how about a list where I share Everything for Girl Elf On The Shelf or Everything For Boy Elf on The Shelf. It makes it so much easier for you to find products I love.
When do you add the cheese?
Sorry! The cheese goes in with the soup and dairy. I update the printable recipe.

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Broccoli Casserole is not just for the holidays . You can enjoy this Crock Pot Broccoli Casserole recipe any time of the year .
 Why do n’t you let your crock pot do all the work with this easy Crock Pot Broccoli Casserole recipe made with fresh broccoli and real cheddar cheese ?
 I love using fresh broccoli to make a big cheesy serving bowl full of broccoli casserole to serve with my Thanksgiving dinner . You can use frozen broccoli florets to make this Crock Pot Broccoli Casserole .
 If you decide to use frozen broccoli keep in mind that the cooking time will be about half the time that you would need to cook the fresh broccoli florets .
 I would also decrease the amount of milk by half to allow for the extra moisture the frozen broccoli will add . If it seems to be too thick even with the extra moisture you can add 1/4 cup of milk at a time to thin it out .
 I know there are plenty of crock pot broccoli casserole recipes out there using Velveeta . This is not one of them .
 I used a block of real medium cheddar cheese and grated it . I have nothing against Velveeta and have used it many times in broccoli casserole recipes .
 Or in my Crock Pot Macaroni and Cheese recipe which I will be serving to my family and friends on Thanksgiving day .
 The kids and adults love it and it has become one of my newest favorite Thanksgiving side dish recipes .
 Disclosure : Some links in the post are affiliate links . If you make a purchase I will earn a small commission .
 Rinse and trim the thick stalks from the fresh broccoli florets .
 Place the broccoli , cream soup , mayonnaise , shredded cheese and milk in a 6 quart or 7 quart crock pot slow cooker .
 Add the pepper , salt and paprika to the slow cooker and mix again .
 Slow cook on low , occasionally stirring to prevent sticking and cook for 4 hours or until the broccoli is tender .
 Serve with a sprinkle of more shredded cheddar cheese if desired .
 Have you seen the newest slow cooker cook book by Phyllis Good ? You might know her from all the Fix It and Forget It cookbooks she has published .
 Well , her new Stock the Crock cookbook is out and would make a perfect Christmas gift for someone who loves to cook in the slow cooker .
 It is a beautiful cookbook . I love that it is filled with tips and tricks for all of the slow cooker recipes with variations for each recipe .
 Stock the Crock brings together the expertise of America ’s most popular slow - cooker authority with a fresh collection of 100 essential , innovative , and easy - to - prepare recipes - each with variations allowing readers to customize the dish according to their dietary needs .
 This Crock Pot Broccoli Casserole recipe is made with real cheese . Broccoli casserole is a perfect vegetable side dish recipe any time of the year .
 Do n’t forget to check out my Crock Pot recipe page where you will find many more crock pot recipes that are perfect for the holidays .
 Announcment : I am a new Amazon Influencer . What does that mean ? That means I now have a new Amazon Influencer page where I can share all my favorite Amazon products with you .
 I can create lists like this Christmas Cookies & Christmas Baking list where I share all my favorite holiday baking products .
 Or how about a list where I share Everything for Girl Elf On The Shelf or Everything For Boy Elf on The Shelf . It makes it so much easier for you to find products I love .
 When do you add the cheese ?
 Sorry ! The cheese goes in with the soup and dairy . I update the printable recipe .


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For the second edition of MAGNA CARTA SHELF LIFE, Eva Vuillemin’s installation WITH MOUTH AGAPE LAUGHING GUTS OUT explores the body as both subject and setting. Working with bodies at the border of attraction and repulsion as an ongoing current in her work, the exhibition brings the inner parts of the body to the forefront – namely, the entirety of the digestive tract. Running the entire length of the body beginning at the mouth, the exhibition characterizes the digestion system as the threshold between inside and outside, a transformative site of solid and liquid, expulsion, sensation, and expression. Termed in psychoanalysis as the “biological unconscious”, Vuillemin investigates the theatricality of the body’s so-called “underworld”, seen an unconscious chaos in juxtaposition to the rational mind.
Disgust is a recurrent phrase in Eva’s work – the artist uses it as a medium to cross boundaries between attraction and repulsion. Examining the body as autonomous fragments, what was once familiar becomes suddenly threatening and alien. Vuillemin amputates the large intestine and tongues from their anatomical resting places, enlarging both to a grotesque scale. Tracing the tight confines of 3 1/2, the large intestine is suspended upside down and magically feeds into other off-sites: toilets below, the exterior wall beyond, the attic or roof above.
Mining the prehistory of 3 ½ – a few short years ago it was a storage closet for toilet paper – the filled-in waste pipes on the floor for two toilets in effect become more present as negative spaces. In this instant, the suspension of belief and the psychological fourth wall are broken–3 ½ transforms from a neutral exhibition space and is realigned with the backstage elements of Kunst-Werke. Playing with the pragmatic and clinical nature of both internal biology and institutional management, Vuillemin orders an outside company to document the piping systems running down from 3 ½. With this endoscopic view, Kunst-Werke transitions into something more corporeal– the first and second floors approximated with the head and mouth of the building, 3 ½ and the third floor Chora as the bowels. Framing the video, the artist’s internal body is also documented, a soft pink contouring corroded rust.
WITH MOUTH AGAPE LAUGHING GUTS OUT questions what is proper and improper through both humour and hyperbole, playing with their shaky definitions and highlighting their contingency on the given norms of society and subculture. The West’s overall distancing of both desire and criticality and guttural, bodily processes returns into proximity, as invisible processes stand in the light for short while.

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For the second edition of MAGNA CARTA SHELF LIFE , Eva Vuillemin ’s installation WITH MOUTH AGAPE LAUGHING GUTS OUT explores the body as both subject and setting . Working with bodies at the border of attraction and repulsion as an ongoing current in her work , the exhibition brings the inner parts of the body to the forefront – namely , the entirety of the digestive tract . Running the entire length of the body beginning at the mouth , the exhibition characterizes the digestion system as the threshold between inside and outside , a transformative site of solid and liquid , expulsion , sensation , and expression . Termed in psychoanalysis as the “ biological unconscious ” , Vuillemin investigates the theatricality of the body ’s so - called “ underworld ” , seen an unconscious chaos in juxtaposition to the rational mind .
 Disgust is a recurrent phrase in Eva ’s work – the artist uses it as a medium to cross boundaries between attraction and repulsion . Examining the body as autonomous fragments , what was once familiar becomes suddenly threatening and alien . Vuillemin amputates the large intestine and tongues from their anatomical resting places , enlarging both to a grotesque scale . Tracing the tight confines of 3 1/2 , the large intestine is suspended upside down and magically feeds into other off - sites : toilets below , the exterior wall beyond , the attic or roof above .
 Mining the prehistory of 3 ½ – a few short years ago it was a storage closet for toilet paper – the filled - in waste pipes on the floor for two toilets in effect become more present as negative spaces . In this instant , the suspension of belief and the psychological fourth wall are broken–3 ½ transforms from a neutral exhibition space and is realigned with the backstage elements of Kunst - Werke . Playing with the pragmatic and clinical nature of both internal biology and institutional management , Vuillemin orders an outside company to document the piping systems running down from 3 ½. With this endoscopic view , Kunst - Werke transitions into something more corporeal – the first and second floors approximated with the head and mouth of the building , 3 ½ and the third floor Chora as the bowels . Framing the video , the artist ’s internal body is also documented , a soft pink contouring corroded rust .
 WITH MOUTH AGAPE LAUGHING GUTS OUT questions what is proper and improper through both humour and hyperbole , playing with their shaky definitions and highlighting their contingency on the given norms of society and subculture . The West ’s overall distancing of both desire and criticality and guttural , bodily processes returns into proximity , as invisible processes stand in the light for short while .


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North American Nippon Educational Services is looking for 12 ~ 14 host families for high school students from Japan this summer for four weeks. The boys and girls are attending classes at the Northwest School Summer Program in Seattle.
If you are interested, please call North American Nippon Educational Services at 206-484-1972 or email at nankanzaki@nullmsn.com.

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North American Nippon Educational Services is looking for 12 ~ 14 host families for high school students from Japan this summer for four weeks . The boys and girls are attending classes at the Northwest School Summer Program in Seattle .
 If you are interested , please call North American Nippon Educational Services at 206 - 484 - 1972 or email at nankanzaki@nullmsn.com .


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Thank you for doing this. I see that a lot of people find it confusing why there isnt a change log between beta releases.
Amazon gives 10 000 US$/year to Debian for such experiment.
We are building, for now, just for amd64. There are still so much work to do. It would be a mistake to try tackling every issues at the same time.
What is "AWS donation" ?
Are you only building x86 or other arch too ?
I am not planning to do that soon but that would be nice.
By the way, clang is already the compiler used to be Firefox under Mac OS X.
I wish I could help but I have no time right now.
Why this two have different version numbers?
@Seb: For now, you cannot install both clang 3.4 & 3.5.
and I will be happy to mentor someone to fix that bug.
Somehow I can't figure out how to install clang 3.4 and 3.5 in parallel.
I run on ubuntu saucy.
Do you know if can be done ?
Congrats on the new job. Just a speculative thing: do you plan on experimenting with compilation/speed comparisons of firefox/iceweasel with clang against gcc?
I guess that this would be a super nice thing to know about the browsers.
any plans for a test rebuild with clang 3.4?
En réponse à:	Include What You Use - Yet a new cool tool in Debian.
Thanks much for the mention. Useful tool.
Does Radeon backend is enabled?
"even if the error is obvious", make that plural. You can see it in the error report: "..is located 5 bytes inside of 80-byte region..". Why an 80 byte region for a 10 char array? Because it's allocating 10 char pointers, which, on 64-bit architecture, are 8 byte. The malloc should get (10 * sizeof(char)).
Just as long as we don't get loads of half baked patches to "quieten AddressSanitizer" now (a la OpenSSL).
@MJ Ray: Fairtrade, I do not know, which is not particularly reassuring, but the short-sleeved polos are indicated to respect at least a textile quality standard called ?Eco-Tex?. The long-sleeved ones are not indicated to respect any specific standard though?
Is the cloth fairtrade? Does it avoid sweatshop cotton?
I wrote about this a while ago in http://www.news.software.coop/are-your-free-software-t-shirts-ethical/112/ and I'd be interested in a bluff if it's ethical and available to ship to England.
Oh and how do I tell this site to email me on new comments?
For those of you that may notice the very low quantity of rugby shirts we will have for sale, this is by design: as this kind of cloth is not very usual in our kind of community, and quite more expensive than the usual tee-shirts, we chose to get only a few of them to test how they will be appreciated.
(your guid) when trying to open the blog, as reader seems to ignore and only respect elements.
Congratulations! This is very helpful to those of us developing with C++11 and Clang on Debian!
En réponse à:	Who is in control of LLVM/Clang ?
I think that the number of commits is multiplied by 3.
Also, "Eli Friedman" is with Apple. "Owen Anderson" is with Apple. "Bruno Cardoso Lopes" is academic, AFAIK. "Reid Spencer" did most of his work before joining AutoESL (which is now Xilinx, I think).
The desperation in your voice is funny point.
I think you know perfectly well what the point is and your response proves it is valid!
What is your point? LIcense is owned by U of Illinois Code owners are all employed by Apple. None of the Google employees have contributed any significant code aside from Richard Smith. Apple also owns WebKit tradmark, OpenCL, libdispath, Objective C. Once again what is your point?
No, I didn't. I am using the email addresses registered in the LLVM VCS.
Did you also account for change of employment for those @gmail, etc.?
Excellent. I have been trying out clang for a while as a replacement for gcc. It would be great to see better support for it in Debian.
Can you provide search by package name or source package name on clang.debian.net? It will make easier to check if packages I care is affected. Also package size comparission (before and after compressing into .deb, and default ones from Debian) of this packages which successed would be usefull.
Another question: what architecture you was using? amd64? How about i386? It should be equally easy (in terms of access to building virtual machines), and when considering metrics like package (binary) sizes changes beetween clang and gcc, it can give better insight into any changes.
This is… well, not great, but useful. Not great because, in my heart, I’m fully behind throwing it out. Useful because, to update mksh in Android AOSP, I need to be able to build and test-boot it – and Google is still depending on Sun J2SDK 6 for that.
I tried lenny’s package, but first had to patch it to accept two-digit patchlevels and amd64 packages, and THEN ran into the problem that update-java-alternatives didn’t like the result. At all. If this tool version does it better, I’m bought.
Not only corporations, also everyone wanting to use applets basically needs Oracle's Java build, as the free plugin basically does not work with many sites.
Thx for bringing java-package back!
Btw... i update the sun-java6 package regularly to make it work with the newest java 6 version.
Ubuntu is regularly synchronizing against Debian... So, it should come sooner or later.
any plans to include this into ubuntu?
All this whining about LLVM/Clang. What a joke. The quality of architecture alone, nevermind the contributions by hundreds of architect level quality developers of compiler expertise is producing a far superior product to GCC.
You get CUPS for free. Nothing is stopping any Distribution of Linux to pair up the quality of CUPS with that of Apple.

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Thank you for doing this . I see that a lot of people find it confusing why there is nt a change log between beta releases .
 Amazon gives 10 000 US$ /year to Debian for such experiment .
 We are building , for now , just for amd64 . There are still so much work to do . It would be a mistake to try tackling every issues at the same time .
 What is " AWS donation " ?
 Are you only building x86 or other arch too ?
 I am not planning to do that soon but that would be nice .
 By the way , clang is already the compiler used to be Firefox under Mac OS X.
 I wish I could help but I have no time right now .
 Why this two have different version numbers ?
 @Seb : For now , you can not install both clang 3.4 & 3.5 .
 and I will be happy to mentor someone to fix that bug .
 Somehow I ca n't figure out how to install clang 3.4 and 3.5 in parallel .
 I run on ubuntu saucy .
 Do you know if can be done ?
 Congrats on the new job . Just a speculative thing : do you plan on experimenting with compilation / speed comparisons of firefox / iceweasel with clang against gcc ?
 I guess that this would be a super nice thing to know about the browsers .
 any plans for a test rebuild with clang 3.4 ?
 En réponse à : 	 Include What You Use - Yet a new cool tool in Debian .
 Thanks much for the mention . Useful tool .
 Does Radeon backend is enabled ?
 " even if the error is obvious " , make that plural . You can see it in the error report : " .. is located 5 bytes inside of 80 - byte region .. " . Why an 80 byte region for a 10 char array ? Because it 's allocating 10 char pointers , which , on 64 - bit architecture , are 8 byte . The malloc should get ( 10 * sizeof(char ) ) .
 Just as long as we do n't get loads of half baked patches to " quieten AddressSanitizer " now ( a la OpenSSL ) .
 @MJ Ray : Fairtrade , I do not know , which is not particularly reassuring , but the short - sleeved polos are indicated to respect at least a textile quality standard called ? Eco - Tex ? . The long - sleeved ones are not indicated to respect any specific standard though ?
 Is the cloth fairtrade ? Does it avoid sweatshop cotton ?
 I wrote about this a while ago in http://www.news.software.coop/are-your-free-software-t-shirts-ethical/112/ and I 'd be interested in a bluff if it 's ethical and available to ship to England .
 Oh and how do I tell this site to email me on new comments ?
 For those of you that may notice the very low quantity of rugby shirts we will have for sale , this is by design : as this kind of cloth is not very usual in our kind of community , and quite more expensive than the usual tee - shirts , we chose to get only a few of them to test how they will be appreciated .
 ( your guid ) when trying to open the blog , as reader seems to ignore and only respect elements .
 Congratulations ! This is very helpful to those of us developing with C++11 and Clang on Debian !
 En réponse à : 	 Who is in control of LLVM / Clang ?
 I think that the number of commits is multiplied by 3 .
 Also , " Eli Friedman " is with Apple . " Owen Anderson " is with Apple . " Bruno Cardoso Lopes " is academic , AFAIK . " Reid Spencer " did most of his work before joining AutoESL ( which is now Xilinx , I think ) .
 The desperation in your voice is funny point .
 I think you know perfectly well what the point is and your response proves it is valid !
 What is your point ? LIcense is owned by U of Illinois Code owners are all employed by Apple . None of the Google employees have contributed any significant code aside from Richard Smith . Apple also owns WebKit tradmark , OpenCL , libdispath , Objective C. Once again what is your point ?
 No , I did n't . I am using the email addresses registered in the LLVM VCS .
 Did you also account for change of employment for those @gmail , etc . ?
 Excellent . I have been trying out clang for a while as a replacement for gcc . It would be great to see better support for it in Debian .
 Can you provide search by package name or source package name on clang.debian.net ? It will make easier to check if packages I care is affected . Also package size comparission ( before and after compressing into .deb , and default ones from Debian ) of this packages which successed would be usefull .
 Another question : what architecture you was using ? amd64 ? How about i386 ? It should be equally easy ( in terms of access to building virtual machines ) , and when considering metrics like package ( binary ) sizes changes beetween clang and gcc , it can give better insight into any changes .
 This is … well , not great , but useful . Not great because , in my heart , I ’m fully behind throwing it out . Useful because , to update mksh in Android AOSP , I need to be able to build and test - boot it – and Google is still depending on Sun J2SDK 6 for that .
 I tried lenny ’s package , but first had to patch it to accept two - digit patchlevels and amd64 packages , and THEN ran into the problem that update - java - alternatives did n’t like the result . At all . If this tool version does it better , I ’m bought .
 Not only corporations , also everyone wanting to use applets basically needs Oracle 's Java build , as the free plugin basically does not work with many sites .
 Thx for bringing java - package back !
 Btw ... i update the sun - java6 package regularly to make it work with the newest java 6 version .
 Ubuntu is regularly synchronizing against Debian ... So , it should come sooner or later .
 any plans to include this into ubuntu ?
 All this whining about LLVM / Clang . What a joke . The quality of architecture alone , nevermind the contributions by hundreds of architect level quality developers of compiler expertise is producing a far superior product to GCC .
 You get CUPS for free . Nothing is stopping any Distribution of Linux to pair up the quality of CUPS with that of Apple .


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Delusional parasitosis, also known as delusional infestation or Ekbom's syndrome, is a delusional disorder in which individuals incorrectly believe they are infested with parasites, insects, or bugs, whereas in reality no such infestation is present. Individuals with delusional parasitosis usually report tactile hallucinations known as formication, a sensation resembling insects crawling on or under the skin. Delusional parasitosis is a mental disorder characterized by a fixed, false belief that a skin infestation exists, which is in contrast to cases of actual parasitosis, such as scabies and infestation with Demodex, in which a skin infestation is present and identifiable by a physician through physical examination or laboratory tests. Morgellons is poorly understood but appears to be a form of this condition. The alternative name, Ekbom's syndrome, was named after Swedish neurologist Karl-Axel Ekbom,who published seminal accounts of the disease in 1937 and 1938. It is differentiated from Willis-Ekbom Disease (WED), another name for restless legs syndrome. Signs and symptoms Details of delusional parasitosis vary among sufferers, it manifests as a crawling and pin-pricking sensation, but it is most commonly described as involving perceived parasites crawling upon or burrowing into the skin, sometimes accompanied by an actual physical sensation (known as formication; often associated with menopause, or sometimes exposure to household cleaning products).Sufferers may injure themselves in attempts to be rid of the "parasites". Some are able to induce the condition in others through suggestion, in which case the term folie à deux may be applicable. Nearly any marking upon the skin, or small object or particle found on the person or his clothing, can be interpreted as evidence for the parasitic infestation, and sufferers commonly compulsively gather such "evidence" and then present it to medical professionals when seeking help.This presentation of "evidence" is known as "the matchbox sign" because the "evidence" is frequently presented in a small container, such as a matchbox. A study conducted of 108 patients at the Mayo Clinic was published in Archives of Dermatology on May 16, 2011. The study failed to find evidence of skin infestation despite doing skin biopsies and examining specimens provided by the patients. The study, which was conducted between 2001 and 2007, concluded that the feeling of skin infestation was delusional parasitosis.
Delusional parasitosis is seen more commonly in women, and the frequency is much higher past the age of 40. Delusory cleptoparasitosis is a form of delusion of parasitosis where the person believes the infestation is in their dwelling, rather than on or in their body. Morgellons is poorly understood but appears to be a form of delusional parasitosis in which people have painful skin conditions that they believe contain fibers of various kinds. Diagnosis Delusional parasitosis is divided into primary, secondary functional, and secondary organic groups. Primary In primary delusional parasitosis, the delusions comprise the entire disease entity: there is no additional deterioration of basic mental functioning or idiosyncratic thought processes. The parasitic delusions consist of a single delusional belief regarding some aspect of health. This is also referred to as "monosymptomatic hypochondriacal psychosis", and sometimes as "true" delusional parasitosis. In the DSM-IV, this corresponds with "delusional disorder, somatic type". Secondary functional Secondary functional delusional parasitosis occurs when the delusions are associated with a psychiatric condition such as schizophrenia or clinical depression. Secondary organic Secondary organic delusional parasitosis occurs when the state of the patient is caused by a medical illness or substance (medical or recreational) use. In the DSM-IV this corresponds with "psychotic disorder due to general medical condition". Physical illnesses that can underlie secondary organic delusional parasitosis include: hypothyroidism, cancer, cerebrovascular disease, tuberculosis, neurological disorders, vitamin B12 deficiency, and diabetes mellitus. Any illness or medication for which formication is a symptom or side effect can become a trigger or underlying cause of delusional parasitosis. Other physiological factors which can cause formication and thus can sometimes lead to this condition include: menopause (i.e. hormone withdrawal); allergies, and drug abuse, including but not limited to cocaine and methamphetamine (as in amphetamine psychosis). It appears that many of these physiological factors, as well as environmental factors such as airborne irritants, are capable of inducing a "crawling" sensation in otherwise healthy individuals; however, some people become fixated on the sensation and its possible meaning, and this fixation may then develop into delusional parasitosis. Treatment Treatment of secondary forms of delusional parasitosis are addressed by treating the primary associated psychological or physical condition. The primary form is treated much as other delusional disorders and schizophrenia. In the past, pimozide was the drug of choice when selecting from the typical antipsychotics. Currently, atypical antipsychotics such as olanzapine or risperidone are used as first line treatment. However, it is also characteristic that sufferers will reject the diagnosis of delusional parasitosis by medical professionals, and very few are willing to be treated, despite demonstrable efficacy of treatment. Society and culture Morgellons Main article: Morgellons The name was coined in 2002 by the founder of the Morgellons Research Foundation, Mary Leitao,who revived it from a letter written by a physician in the mid-1600s. Leitao and others involved in her foundation who self-identified as having Morgellons successfully lobbied members of the U.S. Congress and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to investigate the condition in 2006. CDC researchers issued the results of their multi-year study in January 2012, indicating that there were no disease organisms present in people with Morgellons and that the fibers found were likely cotton, and concluded that the condition was "similar to more commonly recognized conditions such as delusional infestation".

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Delusional parasitosis , also known as delusional infestation or Ekbom 's syndrome , is a delusional disorder in which individuals incorrectly believe they are infested with parasites , insects , or bugs , whereas in reality no such infestation is present . Individuals with delusional parasitosis usually report tactile hallucinations known as formication , a sensation resembling insects crawling on or under the skin . Delusional parasitosis is a mental disorder characterized by a fixed , false belief that a skin infestation exists , which is in contrast to cases of actual parasitosis , such as scabies and infestation with Demodex , in which a skin infestation is present and identifiable by a physician through physical examination or laboratory tests . Morgellons is poorly understood but appears to be a form of this condition . The alternative name , Ekbom 's syndrome , was named after Swedish neurologist Karl - Axel Ekbom , who published seminal accounts of the disease in 1937 and 1938 . It is differentiated from Willis - Ekbom Disease ( WED ) , another name for restless legs syndrome . Signs and symptoms Details of delusional parasitosis vary among sufferers , it manifests as a crawling and pin - pricking sensation , but it is most commonly described as involving perceived parasites crawling upon or burrowing into the skin , sometimes accompanied by an actual physical sensation ( known as formication ; often associated with menopause , or sometimes exposure to household cleaning products).Sufferers may injure themselves in attempts to be rid of the " parasites " . Some are able to induce the condition in others through suggestion , in which case the term folie à deux may be applicable . Nearly any marking upon the skin , or small object or particle found on the person or his clothing , can be interpreted as evidence for the parasitic infestation , and sufferers commonly compulsively gather such " evidence " and then present it to medical professionals when seeking help . This presentation of " evidence " is known as " the matchbox sign " because the " evidence " is frequently presented in a small container , such as a matchbox . A study conducted of 108 patients at the Mayo Clinic was published in Archives of Dermatology on May 16 , 2011 . The study failed to find evidence of skin infestation despite doing skin biopsies and examining specimens provided by the patients . The study , which was conducted between 2001 and 2007 , concluded that the feeling of skin infestation was delusional parasitosis .
 Delusional parasitosis is seen more commonly in women , and the frequency is much higher past the age of 40 . Delusory cleptoparasitosis is a form of delusion of parasitosis where the person believes the infestation is in their dwelling , rather than on or in their body . Morgellons is poorly understood but appears to be a form of delusional parasitosis in which people have painful skin conditions that they believe contain fibers of various kinds . Diagnosis Delusional parasitosis is divided into primary , secondary functional , and secondary organic groups . Primary In primary delusional parasitosis , the delusions comprise the entire disease entity : there is no additional deterioration of basic mental functioning or idiosyncratic thought processes . The parasitic delusions consist of a single delusional belief regarding some aspect of health . This is also referred to as " monosymptomatic hypochondriacal psychosis " , and sometimes as " true " delusional parasitosis . In the DSM - IV , this corresponds with " delusional disorder , somatic type " . Secondary functional Secondary functional delusional parasitosis occurs when the delusions are associated with a psychiatric condition such as schizophrenia or clinical depression . Secondary organic Secondary organic delusional parasitosis occurs when the state of the patient is caused by a medical illness or substance ( medical or recreational ) use . In the DSM - IV this corresponds with " psychotic disorder due to general medical condition " . Physical illnesses that can underlie secondary organic delusional parasitosis include : hypothyroidism , cancer , cerebrovascular disease , tuberculosis , neurological disorders , vitamin B12 deficiency , and diabetes mellitus . Any illness or medication for which formication is a symptom or side effect can become a trigger or underlying cause of delusional parasitosis . Other physiological factors which can cause formication and thus can sometimes lead to this condition include : menopause ( i.e. hormone withdrawal ) ; allergies , and drug abuse , including but not limited to cocaine and methamphetamine ( as in amphetamine psychosis ) . It appears that many of these physiological factors , as well as environmental factors such as airborne irritants , are capable of inducing a " crawling " sensation in otherwise healthy individuals ; however , some people become fixated on the sensation and its possible meaning , and this fixation may then develop into delusional parasitosis . Treatment Treatment of secondary forms of delusional parasitosis are addressed by treating the primary associated psychological or physical condition . The primary form is treated much as other delusional disorders and schizophrenia . In the past , pimozide was the drug of choice when selecting from the typical antipsychotics . Currently , atypical antipsychotics such as olanzapine or risperidone are used as first line treatment . However , it is also characteristic that sufferers will reject the diagnosis of delusional parasitosis by medical professionals , and very few are willing to be treated , despite demonstrable efficacy of treatment . Society and culture Morgellons Main article : Morgellons The name was coined in 2002 by the founder of the Morgellons Research Foundation , Mary Leitao , who revived it from a letter written by a physician in the mid-1600s . Leitao and others involved in her foundation who self - identified as having Morgellons successfully lobbied members of the U.S. Congress and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) to investigate the condition in 2006 . CDC researchers issued the results of their multi - year study in January 2012 , indicating that there were no disease organisms present in people with Morgellons and that the fibers found were likely cotton , and concluded that the condition was " similar to more commonly recognized conditions such as delusional infestation " .


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So I'm working on a personal project on knight horse working on the anatomy and armor.
videos to inspire, instruct, and entertain.
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So continue with the sketch and filling the color into the artwork .
 So I 'm working on a personal project on knight horse working on the anatomy and armor .
 videos to inspire , instruct , and entertain .
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G.W. Campbell returned home yesterday from Colorado where he has purchased several carloads of potatoes for November and December delivery.
Ed Brewer received two sets of prizes in one night at the Wizard Oil show — each set being a set of knives, forks, etc.
The steam threshers are doing a profitable business this year. With wheat at 80, farmers feel as though they can afford to pay for getting the crop ready for market.

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G.W. Campbell returned home yesterday from Colorado where he has purchased several carloads of potatoes for November and December delivery .
 Ed Brewer received two sets of prizes in one night at the Wizard Oil show — each set being a set of knives , forks , etc .
 The steam threshers are doing a profitable business this year . With wheat at 80 , farmers feel as though they can afford to pay for getting the crop ready for market .


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Reduce the deficit---balance the budget. The current debate in Washington is not dissimilar to that we face regarding prevention of DVT/PE in the setting of total joint replacement surgery. Reduce the VTE rate—balance the bleeding concerns. Indeed, there are parties of opposite persuasion with competing interests—and indeed there are financial interests as well. Finally, it is the patient who should have a vested interest in this interesting corollary.
On July 1, 2011 the FDA approved rivaroxaban (Xarelto®) to reduce the risk of deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism following knee or hip replacement surgery.1 Of concern however is the ability to “balance the bleeding concerns”. This prompted a State-of-the-Art Review: Assessing the Safety Profiles of New Anticoagulants for Major Orthopedic Surgery Thromboprophylaxis2 with findings that the perceived safety profile and estimated bleeding risks of the new anticoagulants could be underestimated because of varying definitions for major bleeding outcomes across and within the clinical trials.
Published outcomes data comparing major bleeding between patients randomized to rivaroxaban or to enoxaparin were found to have a similar incidence. In addition, there were similar incidence rates cited for the combined end point of major and clinically relevant non-major bleeding events; hemorrhagic wound complications; and the proportion of patients receiving blood transfusions.
In the original citation2 the authors expressed concern that because the protocols did not include in their definitions of major bleeding—“bleeding at the site of surgery”—that this could potentially create difficulty in the accurate interpretation of the data. Despite this observation, the published results of the RECORD3,4 studies do indeed report “hemorrhagic wound complications” (defined as a composite of excessive wound hematoma and reported bleeding at the surgical site). The hemorrhagic wound complication rate was essentially the same for rivaroxaban versus the comparator (enoxaparin).
With the advent of rivaroxaban—and the published data, there has been demonstrated a reduction of risk of VTE—balanced against the concerns of bleeding which have been addressed. As to the patient and their interest—the daily cost of rivaroxaban will be considerably less than the comparator (branded or generic), and the ease of oral administration with rivaroxaban compared to subcutaneous low molecular weight heparin (LMWH) injections may be preferred.
First, some clinicians believe that low molecular weight heparin (LMWH) is approximately twice as effective and just as safe if the first dose is given as a half dose at 4 to 8 hours postoperatively (rather than the usual approach in the U.S. of delaying the first postoperative dose for 12 to 24 hours). If such increased efficacy is the case, then one would expect similar protection from rivaroxaban and LMWH. Hull and colleagues5,6 presented evidence supporting improved efficacy with early postoperative dosing in hip replacement surgery and concluded that VTE was reduced by 43% to 55% without an increase in bleeding.
Second, warfarin (which is certain to be less expensive than rivaroxaban or LMWH) is rated as a “1A” choice for both total knee and total hip replacement surgery by the 8th Edition of the Antithrombotic and Thrombolytic Therapy: American College of Chest Physicians Evidenced-Based Clinical Practice Guidelines.7 Francis and colleagues8-10 have reported on pre-operative warfarin dosing schemes in which a modest but safe degree of anticoagulation is achieved pre-operatively and then adjusted upward post-operatively. This approach has achieved a low proximal DVT rate of 2% to 7%. Thrombosis and bleeding events in one study were found to be related to having INR values below or above the target range, respectively.10 As we and at least three other groups have reported, INR self-testing with online monitoring and management can substantially simplify achieving optimized warfarin management and dosing.11 It is possible that combining the warfarin “two step” approach with INR self-testing and online management could offer a more effective and cost-effective method of VTE prevention.
It would seem reasonable that partial dose LMWH early postoperatively and/or “two step” warfarin preoperatively would be prime areas for comparative effectiveness research; but funding of such research is likely to be problematic since neither LMWH nor warfarin appear to be “target rich” areas in so far as industry funding is concerned in the current commercial climate.
Hull R, Yusen RD, Bergqvist D. Assessing the safety profiles of new anticoagulants for major orthopedic surgery thromboprophylaxis. Clinical and Applied Thrombosis/Hemostasis. 2009; 15(4):377-388.
Eriksson BI, Borris LC, Friedman RJ et al. Rivaroxaban versus enoxaparin for thromboprophylaxis after Hip arthroplasty. N Engl J Med 2008; 358:2765-2775.
Lassen MR, Ageno W, Borris LC et al. Rivaroxaban versus enoxaparin for thromboprophylaxis after total knee replacement. N Engl J Med 2008; 358(26):2776-2786.
Hull RD, Pineo GF, Stein PD, et al. Timing of initial administration of low-molecular-weight heparin prophylaxis against deep vein thrombosis in patients following elective hip arthroplasty, A systematic review. Arch Intern Med. 2001; 161:1952-1960.
Hull RD, Pineo GF, Francis C, et al. Low-molecular-weight heparin prophylaxis using dalteparin in close proximity to surgery vs warfarin in hip arthroplasty patients: A double-blind, randomized comparison. Arch Intern Med. 2000; 160:2199-2207.
Geerts WH, Bergqvist D, Pineo GF, et al. Prevention of venous thromboembolism: American College of Chest Physicians Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guidelines (8th Edition). Chest 2008; 133:381S-453S.
Francis CW, Marder VJ, Evarts CM, Yaukoolbodi S. Two-step warfarin therapy; Prevention of postoperative venous thrombosis without excessive bleeding. JAMA 1983; 249:374-378.
Francis CW, Pellegrini VD, Marder VJ, et al. Comparison of warfarin and external pneumatic compression in prevention of venous thrombosis after total hip replacement. JAMA 1992; 267:2911-2915.
Francis CW, Pellegrini VD Jr., Leibert KM, et al. Comparison of two warfarin regimens in the prevention of venous thrombosis following total knee replacement. Thrombosis and Haemostasis 1996; 75:706-11.
Bussey HI. Transforming oral anticoagulation by combining international normalized ratio (INR) testing and online automated management. J Thromb Thrombolysis 2011; 31:265-274.

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Reduce the deficit --- balance the budget . The current debate in Washington is not dissimilar to that we face regarding prevention of DVT / PE in the setting of total joint replacement surgery . Reduce the VTE rate — balance the bleeding concerns . Indeed , there are parties of opposite persuasion with competing interests — and indeed there are financial interests as well . Finally , it is the patient who should have a vested interest in this interesting corollary .
 On July 1 , 2011 the FDA approved rivaroxaban ( Xarelto ® ) to reduce the risk of deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism following knee or hip replacement surgery.1 Of concern however is the ability to “ balance the bleeding concerns ” . This prompted a State - of - the - Art Review : Assessing the Safety Profiles of New Anticoagulants for Major Orthopedic Surgery Thromboprophylaxis2 with findings that the perceived safety profile and estimated bleeding risks of the new anticoagulants could be underestimated because of varying definitions for major bleeding outcomes across and within the clinical trials .
 Published outcomes data comparing major bleeding between patients randomized to rivaroxaban or to enoxaparin were found to have a similar incidence . In addition , there were similar incidence rates cited for the combined end point of major and clinically relevant non - major bleeding events ; hemorrhagic wound complications ; and the proportion of patients receiving blood transfusions .
 In the original citation2 the authors expressed concern that because the protocols did not include in their definitions of major bleeding—“bleeding at the site of surgery”—that this could potentially create difficulty in the accurate interpretation of the data . Despite this observation , the published results of the RECORD3,4 studies do indeed report “ hemorrhagic wound complications ” ( defined as a composite of excessive wound hematoma and reported bleeding at the surgical site ) . The hemorrhagic wound complication rate was essentially the same for rivaroxaban versus the comparator ( enoxaparin ) .
 With the advent of rivaroxaban — and the published data , there has been demonstrated a reduction of risk of VTE — balanced against the concerns of bleeding which have been addressed . As to the patient and their interest — the daily cost of rivaroxaban will be considerably less than the comparator ( branded or generic ) , and the ease of oral administration with rivaroxaban compared to subcutaneous low molecular weight heparin ( LMWH ) injections may be preferred .
 First , some clinicians believe that low molecular weight heparin ( LMWH ) is approximately twice as effective and just as safe if the first dose is given as a half dose at 4 to 8 hours postoperatively ( rather than the usual approach in the U.S. of delaying the first postoperative dose for 12 to 24 hours ) . If such increased efficacy is the case , then one would expect similar protection from rivaroxaban and LMWH . Hull and colleagues5,6 presented evidence supporting improved efficacy with early postoperative dosing in hip replacement surgery and concluded that VTE was reduced by 43 % to 55 % without an increase in bleeding .
 Second , warfarin ( which is certain to be less expensive than rivaroxaban or LMWH ) is rated as a “ 1A ” choice for both total knee and total hip replacement surgery by the 8th Edition of the Antithrombotic and Thrombolytic Therapy : American College of Chest Physicians Evidenced - Based Clinical Practice Guidelines.7 Francis and colleagues8 - 10 have reported on pre - operative warfarin dosing schemes in which a modest but safe degree of anticoagulation is achieved pre - operatively and then adjusted upward post - operatively . This approach has achieved a low proximal DVT rate of 2 % to 7 % . Thrombosis and bleeding events in one study were found to be related to having INR values below or above the target range , respectively.10 As we and at least three other groups have reported , INR self - testing with online monitoring and management can substantially simplify achieving optimized warfarin management and dosing.11 It is possible that combining the warfarin “ two step ” approach with INR self - testing and online management could offer a more effective and cost - effective method of VTE prevention .
 It would seem reasonable that partial dose LMWH early postoperatively and/or “ two step ” warfarin preoperatively would be prime areas for comparative effectiveness research ; but funding of such research is likely to be problematic since neither LMWH nor warfarin appear to be “ target rich ” areas in so far as industry funding is concerned in the current commercial climate .
 Hull R , Yusen RD , Bergqvist D. Assessing the safety profiles of new anticoagulants for major orthopedic surgery thromboprophylaxis . Clinical and Applied Thrombosis / Hemostasis . 2009 ; 15(4):377 - 388 .
 Eriksson BI , Borris LC , Friedman RJ et al . Rivaroxaban versus enoxaparin for thromboprophylaxis after Hip arthroplasty . N Engl J Med 2008 ; 358:2765 - 2775 .
 Lassen MR , Ageno W , Borris LC et al . Rivaroxaban versus enoxaparin for thromboprophylaxis after total knee replacement . N Engl J Med 2008 ; 358(26):2776 - 2786 .
 Hull RD , Pineo GF , Stein PD , et al . Timing of initial administration of low - molecular - weight heparin prophylaxis against deep vein thrombosis in patients following elective hip arthroplasty , A systematic review . Arch Intern Med . 2001 ; 161:1952 - 1960 .
 Hull RD , Pineo GF , Francis C , et al . Low - molecular - weight heparin prophylaxis using dalteparin in close proximity to surgery vs warfarin in hip arthroplasty patients : A double - blind , randomized comparison . Arch Intern Med . 2000 ; 160:2199 - 2207 .
 Geerts WH , Bergqvist D , Pineo GF , et al . Prevention of venous thromboembolism : American College of Chest Physicians Evidence - Based Clinical Practice Guidelines ( 8th Edition ) . Chest 2008 ; 133:381S-453S.
 Francis CW , Marder VJ , Evarts CM , Yaukoolbodi S. Two - step warfarin therapy ; Prevention of postoperative venous thrombosis without excessive bleeding . JAMA 1983 ; 249:374 - 378 .
 Francis CW , Pellegrini VD , Marder VJ , et al . Comparison of warfarin and external pneumatic compression in prevention of venous thrombosis after total hip replacement . JAMA 1992 ; 267:2911 - 2915 .
 Francis CW , Pellegrini VD Jr. , Leibert KM , et al . Comparison of two warfarin regimens in the prevention of venous thrombosis following total knee replacement . Thrombosis and Haemostasis 1996 ; 75:706 - 11 .
 Bussey HI . Transforming oral anticoagulation by combining international normalized ratio ( INR ) testing and online automated management . J Thromb Thrombolysis 2011 ; 31:265 - 274 .


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New York, London, Venice, Paris. Fine artist, Neil Dawson clearly has a thing for cities. Big, bold, beautiful, engaging, overpowering, enigmatic urban thoroughfares that command our immediate attention and respect. They’ve always provided a draw and allure to artists of all generations and genres, searching for that previously unseen perspective on a tantalisingly familiar angle, scene or vista. Dawson is no different, yet so very different at the same time. He’s constantly a prisoner to their colour, energy and vivacity and describes what he sees as a contradictory subtle and confrontational aspect to the metropolistic urban spaces that he commits to canvas. Moreover he insists that nightfall proffers an even more special atmospheric advantage that gives his visions even greater visual power play. The flooding of artificial light and the fluid, visceral movement of rain hitting the surfaces with an intensity all of its own, highlight cities that never sleep or even nap take on a draconian scale. To Dawson’s mind, these concrete jungles never stand still and provide a constant and ever changing source of inspiration for him.
It all might have been so very different for Dawson though, had he not experienced something of a cathartic moment in his unrelated career that beckoned him back to the creative fold after choosing to take an altogether surprising direction at a pivotal time. Despite showing all the early signs of forging a promising career in the world of professional art, Dawson chose not to follow this calling and seek out another vocation in life; until of course, that cathartic moment we mentioned. On leaving school, Dawson managed to secure a coveted place on an art foundation course at the much-celebrated, Central St Martins School of Design in London; and a seat of creative learning that had thrust the revered likes of Stella McCartney, Peter Blake, Terence Conran and, er, Jarvis Cocker upon society at various junctures in the space-time-continuum. Unfortunately the one year course didn’t live up to Dawson’s expectations, in as much as he was hit with a painful truth and emotional obstacle that, try as he might, he just couldn’t conquer, and that essentially triggered him falling out of love with art.
It was an expected and encouraged part of the art foundation course, as with any other, to describe your work. The reasons and concepts that lie behind the canvas, what you as the artist was thinking at the time and moreover, what you hope the public at large will see in your creation. Effectively to labour on the message that said imagery is supposedly perceived to be conveying to its new audience. Dawson understandably felt that this was virtually impossible, and that this explanation more often was dealt with by the heart and mind of the individual beholder. And that dissecting and discussing works in their unclothed form was not something he wished to be privy to or necessarily respected as a process. Either way, Dawson completed the course, however then made the decision to turn his back on art. He went on to study for a degree in economics of all disciplines and subsequently entered the banking and financial industry shortly after.
But obviously this wasn’t the last we’d heard from Dawson the fine artist. The thing is this. Dawson had always sought a great deal of passion and excitement from travel, and has journeyed extensively over the years. And it was only when Dawson began to travel that his interest in art was revitalised and eventually led to a renaissance. Photographing anything and indeed, everything that he encountered on his travels, on returning home Dawson was moved and visually inspired enough to want to dig out his old paints and palette and see if he could turn back the years, to his adolescence and to when he naturally painted for fun. He reimagined his extensive photo diaries of life here, there and everywhere on canvas, and almost immediately discovered an overwhelming affinity with the mediums, the materials and more than anything else, the sheer desire to visually record courtesy of his dormant talents. Dawson soon quit his banking career and turned his now undivided attentions back towards art in all its glories and strove to carve out a new career.
And when Dawson’s not circumnavigating the globe – and is found a little closer to home – he insists that he’s equally as motivated and inspired by the everyday and circumstantial evidence he also commits to canvas at every opportunity. Explaining that he’s a very visual-led artist, Dawson cites everything from watching TV, walking around town and flicking through newspapers as having influenced his subsequent artworks, and any given images, compositions and colours can spark an idea or concept in his mind; which he then instantly transcribes to paper in either the form of jotted notes, doodles and graphic scribbles, knowing that he’s got the nucleus of a future composition, right there.

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New York , London , Venice , Paris . Fine artist , Neil Dawson clearly has a thing for cities . Big , bold , beautiful , engaging , overpowering , enigmatic urban thoroughfares that command our immediate attention and respect . They ’ve always provided a draw and allure to artists of all generations and genres , searching for that previously unseen perspective on a tantalisingly familiar angle , scene or vista . Dawson is no different , yet so very different at the same time . He ’s constantly a prisoner to their colour , energy and vivacity and describes what he sees as a contradictory subtle and confrontational aspect to the metropolistic urban spaces that he commits to canvas . Moreover he insists that nightfall proffers an even more special atmospheric advantage that gives his visions even greater visual power play . The flooding of artificial light and the fluid , visceral movement of rain hitting the surfaces with an intensity all of its own , highlight cities that never sleep or even nap take on a draconian scale . To Dawson ’s mind , these concrete jungles never stand still and provide a constant and ever changing source of inspiration for him .
 It all might have been so very different for Dawson though , had he not experienced something of a cathartic moment in his unrelated career that beckoned him back to the creative fold after choosing to take an altogether surprising direction at a pivotal time . Despite showing all the early signs of forging a promising career in the world of professional art , Dawson chose not to follow this calling and seek out another vocation in life ; until of course , that cathartic moment we mentioned . On leaving school , Dawson managed to secure a coveted place on an art foundation course at the much - celebrated , Central St Martins School of Design in London ; and a seat of creative learning that had thrust the revered likes of Stella McCartney , Peter Blake , Terence Conran and , er , Jarvis Cocker upon society at various junctures in the space - time - continuum . Unfortunately the one year course did n’t live up to Dawson ’s expectations , in as much as he was hit with a painful truth and emotional obstacle that , try as he might , he just could n’t conquer , and that essentially triggered him falling out of love with art .
 It was an expected and encouraged part of the art foundation course , as with any other , to describe your work . The reasons and concepts that lie behind the canvas , what you as the artist was thinking at the time and moreover , what you hope the public at large will see in your creation . Effectively to labour on the message that said imagery is supposedly perceived to be conveying to its new audience . Dawson understandably felt that this was virtually impossible , and that this explanation more often was dealt with by the heart and mind of the individual beholder . And that dissecting and discussing works in their unclothed form was not something he wished to be privy to or necessarily respected as a process . Either way , Dawson completed the course , however then made the decision to turn his back on art . He went on to study for a degree in economics of all disciplines and subsequently entered the banking and financial industry shortly after .
 But obviously this was n’t the last we ’d heard from Dawson the fine artist . The thing is this . Dawson had always sought a great deal of passion and excitement from travel , and has journeyed extensively over the years . And it was only when Dawson began to travel that his interest in art was revitalised and eventually led to a renaissance . Photographing anything and indeed , everything that he encountered on his travels , on returning home Dawson was moved and visually inspired enough to want to dig out his old paints and palette and see if he could turn back the years , to his adolescence and to when he naturally painted for fun . He reimagined his extensive photo diaries of life here , there and everywhere on canvas , and almost immediately discovered an overwhelming affinity with the mediums , the materials and more than anything else , the sheer desire to visually record courtesy of his dormant talents . Dawson soon quit his banking career and turned his now undivided attentions back towards art in all its glories and strove to carve out a new career .
 And when Dawson ’s not circumnavigating the globe – and is found a little closer to home – he insists that he ’s equally as motivated and inspired by the everyday and circumstantial evidence he also commits to canvas at every opportunity . Explaining that he ’s a very visual - led artist , Dawson cites everything from watching TV , walking around town and flicking through newspapers as having influenced his subsequent artworks , and any given images , compositions and colours can spark an idea or concept in his mind ; which he then instantly transcribes to paper in either the form of jotted notes , doodles and graphic scribbles , knowing that he ’s got the nucleus of a future composition , right there .


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I noticed after the devs took the Sterling garb shards from inv,my Mystyrl wings are gone now?And this is after smelt,and those can\'t be sold,what happened to them?
hmm mystery indeed to where they are.
can you provide your in game name and server so we can report.
They should now have been sent back to you.
Yeah,i just got them,and thanks very much.Sorry to be a bother but those wings was not able to be smelted?Just wondered where they went?
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I noticed after the devs took the Sterling garb shards from inv , my Mystyrl wings are gone now?And this is after smelt , and those can\'t be sold , what happened to them ?
 hmm mystery indeed to where they are .
 can you provide your in game name and server so we can report .
 They should now have been sent back to you .
 Yeah , i just got them , and thanks very much . Sorry to be a bother but those wings was not able to be smelted?Just wondered where they went ?
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The ship by date was Sept. 10th. Just curious but how many people haven't received yet?
Clint, I got mine. I sent mine out to my recipient on the 7th. The tracking number says it was picked up almost a week ago. Haven't heard a thing. A little communication would go along ways. Starting to not look so good.
Got mine this evening! Little Fiddle Woman says it is even better in person! I plan to put a few finishing touches on the edge, and put it in the quiver for turkey hunting! Thanks, Cabinetbowguy!
I received this cool all natural arrow and supplies from Spearbearer. The USPS did their best to destroy it. It has a fore shaft and goose fletching.
Glad you got one Clint. I was hoping to hear from Spearbearer. I'm assuming the arrow I sent him was received. Looks like a nice arrow Spearbearer.
I think everybody received if anybody didn't send me a PM.
Well, I got a nice PM from Spearbearer. He said he received his arrow and really liked it. Sure glad it made it there in one piece. Think I got a few pictures somewhere if I can find em yet.
Those are some nice looking arrows.
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The ship by date was Sept. 10th . Just curious but how many people have n't received yet ?
 Clint , I got mine . I sent mine out to my recipient on the 7th . The tracking number says it was picked up almost a week ago . Have n't heard a thing . A little communication would go along ways . Starting to not look so good .
 Got mine this evening ! Little Fiddle Woman says it is even better in person ! I plan to put a few finishing touches on the edge , and put it in the quiver for turkey hunting ! Thanks , Cabinetbowguy !
 I received this cool all natural arrow and supplies from Spearbearer . The USPS did their best to destroy it . It has a fore shaft and goose fletching .
 Glad you got one Clint . I was hoping to hear from Spearbearer . I 'm assuming the arrow I sent him was received . Looks like a nice arrow Spearbearer .
 I think everybody received if anybody did n't send me a PM .
 Well , I got a nice PM from Spearbearer . He said he received his arrow and really liked it . Sure glad it made it there in one piece . Think I got a few pictures somewhere if I can find em yet .
 Those are some nice looking arrows .
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What do the Town of Hull and the Mashpee Wampanoags have in common?
The Town and the Tribe are both in the same congressional district, and they have both received federal earmarks for their pet projects.
In both cases it was former congressman William Delahunt that got them the money.
Now both the Town and the Tribe employ citizen Delahunt to lobby on their behalf for more federal pork and consultant fees for their lobbyist.
After stories this week here and in the Boston Globe, former Congressman William Delahunt has decided not to accept $15,000 a month for six months, for a total of $90,000, which he had in the pipeline for his lobbyist group.
Delahunt’s first earmark for the town of Hull was for $951,500 and a second earmark was for $750,000, for a total of $1.7 million.
Federal databases show Delahunt was the lone sponsor of two earmarks for the project during his final two years in office. Earmarks are legislative provisions channeling federal money to a specific project, often derided as “pork-barrel’’ spending.
Read the latest Boston Globe story here.
But is it smart? Probably not, and here's why.
The Town of Hull is trying to get more funding for renewable energy projects, and their lobbyist, the former congressman, would have to get the current congressman to go along with new earmarks or support for federal programs money.
It's bad enough if Delahunt is seen trying to profit form his work in Congress, but it's really bad if Delahunt is seen working against the new Congressman's reelection.
Bottom line - There is no chance that present congressman Keating will be supporting Hull's new request if former congressman Delahunt is doing the asking.
That means no more pork for you, Hull.
Hull's $15,000 a month stipend for Delahunt to get a few hundred thousand dollars of federal earmarks is small potatoes compared to the stakes (pun) for the Mashpee Tribe.
The work Delahunt is doing for the Indian tribe involves getting a mega-million dollar casino built for them in Southeastern Massachusetts.
By a quirk of fate, the new congressman (Keating) now represents the whole of the region in which the tribe would be allowed to build its casino.
Federal recognition of the tribe has to go through Rep. Keating, and a casino compact has to go through Governor Patrick. Lest we forget, Delahunt was the Governor's least favorite congressman, since he was the only one to oppose the Governor's pet project, Cape Wind.
Delahunt is hedging his bet with Keating by keeping his options open with potential congressional candidates, E. Samuel Sutter of Fall River and Rob O'Leary of Barnstable.
Can he help get a casino built in Southeastern Massachusetts and at the same time play king-maker in the next congressional race? No casino high-roller would ever take that bet.
While Delahunt is playing with house money, the Mashpee Wampanoags are betting Delahunt can get it done, but do they know that Delahunt is knee-capping Keating?
It's not enough that Delahunt gets more than one pension at taxpayers expense, now he's taking taxpayer dollars from Hull and future casino revenues from the Mashpees.
You know what they say, pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered.
To read all the Politics Etc. column in chronological order click here.
To write a Letter to the Editor click here.

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What do the Town of Hull and the Mashpee Wampanoags have in common ?
 The Town and the Tribe are both in the same congressional district , and they have both received federal earmarks for their pet projects .
 In both cases it was former congressman William Delahunt that got them the money .
 Now both the Town and the Tribe employ citizen Delahunt to lobby on their behalf for more federal pork and consultant fees for their lobbyist .
 After stories this week here and in the Boston Globe , former Congressman William Delahunt has decided not to accept $ 15,000 a month for six months , for a total of $ 90,000 , which he had in the pipeline for his lobbyist group .
 Delahunt ’s first earmark for the town of Hull was for $ 951,500 and a second earmark was for $ 750,000 , for a total of $ 1.7 million .
 Federal databases show Delahunt was the lone sponsor of two earmarks for the project during his final two years in office . Earmarks are legislative provisions channeling federal money to a specific project , often derided as “ pork - barrel ’’ spending .
 Read the latest Boston Globe story here .
 But is it smart ? Probably not , and here 's why .
 The Town of Hull is trying to get more funding for renewable energy projects , and their lobbyist , the former congressman , would have to get the current congressman to go along with new earmarks or support for federal programs money .
 It 's bad enough if Delahunt is seen trying to profit form his work in Congress , but it 's really bad if Delahunt is seen working against the new Congressman 's reelection .
 Bottom line - There is no chance that present congressman Keating will be supporting Hull 's new request if former congressman Delahunt is doing the asking .
 That means no more pork for you , Hull .
 Hull 's $ 15,000 a month stipend for Delahunt to get a few hundred thousand dollars of federal earmarks is small potatoes compared to the stakes ( pun ) for the Mashpee Tribe .
 The work Delahunt is doing for the Indian tribe involves getting a mega - million dollar casino built for them in Southeastern Massachusetts .
 By a quirk of fate , the new congressman ( Keating ) now represents the whole of the region in which the tribe would be allowed to build its casino .
 Federal recognition of the tribe has to go through Rep. Keating , and a casino compact has to go through Governor Patrick . Lest we forget , Delahunt was the Governor 's least favorite congressman , since he was the only one to oppose the Governor 's pet project , Cape Wind .
 Delahunt is hedging his bet with Keating by keeping his options open with potential congressional candidates , E. Samuel Sutter of Fall River and Rob O'Leary of Barnstable .
 Can he help get a casino built in Southeastern Massachusetts and at the same time play king - maker in the next congressional race ? No casino high - roller would ever take that bet .
 While Delahunt is playing with house money , the Mashpee Wampanoags are betting Delahunt can get it done , but do they know that Delahunt is knee - capping Keating ?
 It 's not enough that Delahunt gets more than one pension at taxpayers expense , now he 's taking taxpayer dollars from Hull and future casino revenues from the Mashpees .
 You know what they say , pigs get fat , hogs get slaughtered .
 To read all the Politics Etc . column in chronological order click here .
 To write a Letter to the Editor click here .


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Student podcasts from my Fall 2016 US Federal Government and Politics class.
In the 2014-15 academic year, I was a Writing Across the Curriculum Fellow at Hunter College, CUNY, working in the Political Science Department and the Reading/Writing Center. My work entailed faculty pedagogical development, implementing Writing Across the Curriculum principles in Political Science courses, leading reading and writing workshops for Political Science students, and providing one-on-one writing tutoring. In the course of this work, I developed the following resources.

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Student podcasts from my Fall 2016 US Federal Government and Politics class .
 In the 2014 - 15 academic year , I was a Writing Across the Curriculum Fellow at Hunter College , CUNY , working in the Political Science Department and the Reading / Writing Center . My work entailed faculty pedagogical development , implementing Writing Across the Curriculum principles in Political Science courses , leading reading and writing workshops for Political Science students , and providing one - on - one writing tutoring . In the course of this work , I developed the following resources .


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"After downgrading the X cells BS never came back, keeps on rebooting every 2 secs - contact support and find the solution."
Somehow, it reminds me of the title of Susan Day's recent video.
Really, fix something to get back the BS you lost?

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" After downgrading the X cells BS never came back , keeps on rebooting every 2 secs - contact support and find the solution . "
 Somehow , it reminds me of the title of Susan Day 's recent video .
 Really , fix something to get back the BS you lost ?


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They are made out of wood and lacquer in Vietnam. Each big puppet is a beautiful wood sculpture and painting work. See more and learn about the Vietnamese Water Puppets Art. We also carry books, documentary DVDs and music CDs to give you a completed experience of Vietnamese Water Puppetry Art.
The smaller water puppets are made by artist Bao Tran. He is specializing in folk art wood sculpture. His water puppets and masks are beautiful in every detail.
The puppets are handmade and hand painted by artist Bao Tran. Each puppet is beautiful like a piece of art.
These are the pictures of the water puppets shows. We hope to help you to learn more about the Vietnamese water puppetry art. All the pictures are credited to the Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre.

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They are made out of wood and lacquer in Vietnam . Each big puppet is a beautiful wood sculpture and painting work . See more and learn about the Vietnamese Water Puppets Art . We also carry books , documentary DVDs and music CDs to give you a completed experience of Vietnamese Water Puppetry Art .
 The smaller water puppets are made by artist Bao Tran . He is specializing in folk art wood sculpture . His water puppets and masks are beautiful in every detail .
 The puppets are handmade and hand painted by artist Bao Tran . Each puppet is beautiful like a piece of art .
 These are the pictures of the water puppets shows . We hope to help you to learn more about the Vietnamese water puppetry art . All the pictures are credited to the Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre .


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 The Fly - Z XL Combo Set combines two different cavity designs . Wedges – 9i incorporate a traditional undercut design for precision and control for the golfer , while the 8i - 4i feature a duel cavity hollow design that results in a low , back center of gravity enabling the golfer to hit it higher and farther . The combo set , which includes the dual cavity design hollow and cavity back irons , also include three Fly - Z XL Hybrids that deliver exceptional distance , forgiveness and easy up performance .
 An engineered trench behind the face area helps to minimize face thickness , and increase flexion at impact to deliver increased distance through faster ball speeds even on mis - hits .
 Long and mid - irons ( 4–8 ) feature a dual cavity design with a hollow lower half section that delivers a lower and deeper Center of Gravity meaning you get easy launch with extreme forgiveness in every shot .
 Offset Design helps you square the club face more easily at impact . Now you can forget about that slice once and for all , and enjoy finding more fairways and greens in regulation with higher , straighter , more draw - biased ball flight .
 Matching headcovers for Hybrids and torque wrench included .
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U.S. vs Canada vs Politics Of Trade Tariffs.
(ThyBlackMan.com) The Canadian government, lining the pockets of its dairy producers, imposes high tariffs on American dairy imports. That forces Canadians to pay higher prices for dairy products. For example, Canadians pay $5.24 for a 10.5-ounce block of cheddar. In Washington, D.C., that same amount of cheddar sells for $3.64. Canadians pay $3.99 for a 1-pound container of yogurt. In Washington, D.C., you can get nearly twice as much yogurt for a little over $4. It’s clear that the Canadian government’s tariffs screw its citizens by forcing them to pay higher prices for dairy products.
What should the U.S. response be to Canada’s screwing its citizens? If you were in the Trump administration, you might propose imposing tariffs on soft wood products that Americans import from Canada — in other words, retaliate against Canada by screwing American citizens. Canadian lumber — such as that from pine, spruce and fir trees — is used in U.S. homebuilding. Guess what tariffs on Canadian lumber do to home prices. If you answered that they raise the cost and American homebuyers are forced to pay higher prices, go to the head of the class.
The ruse used to promote producer interests through tariff policy is concern about our large trade deficit. It’s true that we have a large current account trade deficit. However, that’s matched exactly by a very large capital account surplus. Translated, that means Americans buy more goods from other countries than they buy from us; that’s our current account deficit. But other countries find our investment climate attractive and invest more in the U.S. than we invest in other countries; that’s our capital account surplus.
Have you ever wondered why foreigners are willing to invest far more money in Texas and California than they are willing to invest in Argentina and Venezuela? Do you think it’s because they like North Americans better than they like South Americans? No. We’ve always had an attractive investment climate, and we’ve had current account deficits and capital account surpluses throughout most of our nation’s history. In fact, the only time we had a sustained current account trade surplus was during the Great Depression, when we had a surplus in nine out of 10 years, with 1936 being the lone exception.
Let’s delve a bit into the politics of trade tariffs. Whom do we see spending the most resources lobbying for tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum? Is it American users of steel and aluminum, such as Harley-Davidson and John Deere? Or is it United States Steel Corp. and Alcoa? Of course it’s U.S. Steel and Alcoa. They benefit from tariffs by being able to sell their products at higher prices. Harley-Davidson and John Deere lose by having to pay higher prices for their inputs, steel and aluminum, and their customers lose by having to pay higher product prices.
There’s a lot of nonsense talk about international trade, which some define as one country’s trading with another. When an American purchases a Mercedes, it does not represent the U.S. Congress’ trading with the German Bundestag. It represents an American citizen’s engaging in peaceable, voluntary exchange, through intermediaries, with a German auto producer. When voluntary exchange occurs, it means that both parties are better off in their own estimation — not Trump’s estimation or General Motors’ estimation. I’d like to hear the moral case for third-party interference with such an exchange.

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You are here : Home / Money / Business / U.S. vs Canada vs Politics Of Trade Tariffs .
 U.S. vs Canada vs Politics Of Trade Tariffs .
 ( ThyBlackMan.com ) The Canadian government , lining the pockets of its dairy producers , imposes high tariffs on American dairy imports . That forces Canadians to pay higher prices for dairy products . For example , Canadians pay $ 5.24 for a 10.5 - ounce block of cheddar . In Washington , D.C. , that same amount of cheddar sells for $ 3.64 . Canadians pay $ 3.99 for a 1 - pound container of yogurt . In Washington , D.C. , you can get nearly twice as much yogurt for a little over $ 4 . It ’s clear that the Canadian government ’s tariffs screw its citizens by forcing them to pay higher prices for dairy products .
 What should the U.S. response be to Canada ’s screwing its citizens ? If you were in the Trump administration , you might propose imposing tariffs on soft wood products that Americans import from Canada — in other words , retaliate against Canada by screwing American citizens . Canadian lumber — such as that from pine , spruce and fir trees — is used in U.S. homebuilding . Guess what tariffs on Canadian lumber do to home prices . If you answered that they raise the cost and American homebuyers are forced to pay higher prices , go to the head of the class .
 The ruse used to promote producer interests through tariff policy is concern about our large trade deficit . It ’s true that we have a large current account trade deficit . However , that ’s matched exactly by a very large capital account surplus . Translated , that means Americans buy more goods from other countries than they buy from us ; that ’s our current account deficit . But other countries find our investment climate attractive and invest more in the U.S. than we invest in other countries ; that ’s our capital account surplus .
 Have you ever wondered why foreigners are willing to invest far more money in Texas and California than they are willing to invest in Argentina and Venezuela ? Do you think it ’s because they like North Americans better than they like South Americans ? No . We ’ve always had an attractive investment climate , and we ’ve had current account deficits and capital account surpluses throughout most of our nation ’s history . In fact , the only time we had a sustained current account trade surplus was during the Great Depression , when we had a surplus in nine out of 10 years , with 1936 being the lone exception .
 Let ’s delve a bit into the politics of trade tariffs . Whom do we see spending the most resources lobbying for tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum ? Is it American users of steel and aluminum , such as Harley - Davidson and John Deere ? Or is it United States Steel Corp. and Alcoa ? Of course it ’s U.S. Steel and Alcoa . They benefit from tariffs by being able to sell their products at higher prices . Harley - Davidson and John Deere lose by having to pay higher prices for their inputs , steel and aluminum , and their customers lose by having to pay higher product prices .
 There ’s a lot of nonsense talk about international trade , which some define as one country ’s trading with another . When an American purchases a Mercedes , it does not represent the U.S. Congress ’ trading with the German Bundestag . It represents an American citizen ’s engaging in peaceable , voluntary exchange , through intermediaries , with a German auto producer . When voluntary exchange occurs , it means that both parties are better off in their own estimation — not Trump ’s estimation or General Motors ’ estimation . I ’d like to hear the moral case for third - party interference with such an exchange .


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In July 2011, the Board of Directors of the company formerly known as News Corporation (now known as Twenty-First Century Fox, Inc.) (“Fox”) created an independent Management and Standards Committee (the “MSC”) to have oversight of, and take responsibility for, all matters relating to the News of the World voicemail interception case, payments to public officials investigation, and all other connected issues at News International (now known as News UK). These matters included, but were not limited to, police enquiries, civil proceedings, Parliamentary proceedings and Lord Justice Leveson’s inquiry, as well as responding to relevant investigations and conducting whatever internal investigations it deemed necessary and appropriate (subject to limitations imposed by the Metropolitan Police Service), and ensuring the preservation and disclosure of appropriate documents.
At the time of the Company’s separation from Fox at the end of June 2013, certain matters under the jurisdiction of the MSC remained outstanding, including responding to ongoing police enquiries (and prosecutions in relation to those enquiries), and responding to and, to the extent possible, settling claims brought through civil proceedings and the Company’s compensation scheme; accordingly, the Board of Directors of the Company created a successor MSC to continue and complete this work.
The Members of the MSC, which from its inception has been autonomous from News UK, are Lord Anthony Grabiner QC (who until the separation acted as independent Chairman of the MSC), Gerson Zweifach (the General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer of Fox and, until February 11, 2015, the Company’s General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer), and David Pitofsky (the Company’s General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer). Mr. Zweifach acts as Lead Member with respect to all civil matters, while Mr. Pitofsky acts as Lead Member with respect to all criminal, parliamentary, and regulatory matters. With respect to all MSC matters, Mr. Pitofsky reports to the Company’s independent directors through Peter Barnes, the Lead Director and the Chairman of the Audit Committee.
The MSC is responsible for responding to and where possible settling valid claims brought through civil proceedings and the Company’s compensation scheme.
The MSC ensures continuing cooperation with all relevant investigations, while ensuring that the rights of all parties are protected, and is authorized to conduct whatever internal investigations it deems necessary and appropriate to carry out its role in relation to all News UK newspapers. It is authorized and empowered to direct cooperation from News UK personnel with all external and internal investigations and is directed to ensure that relevant documents continue to be preserved and disclosed where appropriate.
Linklaters and Arnold & Porter act as legal advisors to the MSC with respect to civil and criminal matters, respectively, and the MSC is authorized and empowered to retain such other professional advisors as it deems necessary and appropriate.

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In July 2011 , the Board of Directors of the company formerly known as News Corporation ( now known as Twenty - First Century Fox , Inc. ) ( “ Fox ” ) created an independent Management and Standards Committee ( the “ MSC ” ) to have oversight of , and take responsibility for , all matters relating to the News of the World voicemail interception case , payments to public officials investigation , and all other connected issues at News International ( now known as News UK ) . These matters included , but were not limited to , police enquiries , civil proceedings , Parliamentary proceedings and Lord Justice Leveson ’s inquiry , as well as responding to relevant investigations and conducting whatever internal investigations it deemed necessary and appropriate ( subject to limitations imposed by the Metropolitan Police Service ) , and ensuring the preservation and disclosure of appropriate documents .
 At the time of the Company ’s separation from Fox at the end of June 2013 , certain matters under the jurisdiction of the MSC remained outstanding , including responding to ongoing police enquiries ( and prosecutions in relation to those enquiries ) , and responding to and , to the extent possible , settling claims brought through civil proceedings and the Company ’s compensation scheme ; accordingly , the Board of Directors of the Company created a successor MSC to continue and complete this work .
 The Members of the MSC , which from its inception has been autonomous from News UK , are Lord Anthony Grabiner QC ( who until the separation acted as independent Chairman of the MSC ) , Gerson Zweifach ( the General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer of Fox and , until February 11 , 2015 , the Company ’s General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer ) , and David Pitofsky ( the Company ’s General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer ) . Mr. Zweifach acts as Lead Member with respect to all civil matters , while Mr. Pitofsky acts as Lead Member with respect to all criminal , parliamentary , and regulatory matters . With respect to all MSC matters , Mr. Pitofsky reports to the Company ’s independent directors through Peter Barnes , the Lead Director and the Chairman of the Audit Committee .
 The MSC is responsible for responding to and where possible settling valid claims brought through civil proceedings and the Company ’s compensation scheme .
 The MSC ensures continuing cooperation with all relevant investigations , while ensuring that the rights of all parties are protected , and is authorized to conduct whatever internal investigations it deems necessary and appropriate to carry out its role in relation to all News UK newspapers . It is authorized and empowered to direct cooperation from News UK personnel with all external and internal investigations and is directed to ensure that relevant documents continue to be preserved and disclosed where appropriate .
 Linklaters and Arnold & Porter act as legal advisors to the MSC with respect to civil and criminal matters , respectively , and the MSC is authorized and empowered to retain such other professional advisors as it deems necessary and appropriate .


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SINGAPORE- It was a close shave for 35-year-old Kim Sung Mo, the South Korean who was rescued by about 30 passers-by after he was hit by a trailer truck at the junction of Boon Keng Road and Bendemeer Road.
Mr Kim escaped with a leg fracture and underwent surgery at Tan Tock Seng hospital on Wednesday night.
"I felt very scared after I got knocked down. I was lucky that there was this group of helpful passers-by who rushed to lift the truck and pull me out in time," he said from his hospital bed in comments reported by evening daily Lianhe Wanbao yesterday.
The incident took place at the junction of Boon Keng Road and Bendemeer Road at about 11.45am on Wednesday. The 25-year-old truck driver has been arrested. Police said that investigations were still ongoing.
Footage of members of public helping Mr Kim was caught on camera and went viral online.
Mr Kim, an employee from the Grand Hyatt hotel in Seoul, was in Singapore for a business trip. His parents are on their way to Singapore.
Lianhe Wanbao also reported that his right leg was in a cast and his right arm in a sling when its reporter visited him. He also suffered abrasions to the face.
Mr Kim said that he could not personally thank those who pulled him out to safety as he was feeling giddy at that time.
"But I am really very grateful to them for saving me," he said in fluent English.
The Singapore Civil Defence Force will be presenting public-spiritedness awards to the members of public who helped Mr Kim.
While they have been able to identify more than 10 people who helped, they are still looking for the rest. The SCDF encouraged the others who helped to come forward by calling 6471-7147 or 6332-3001 .

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SINGAPORE- It was a close shave for 35 - year - old Kim Sung Mo , the South Korean who was rescued by about 30 passers - by after he was hit by a trailer truck at the junction of Boon Keng Road and Bendemeer Road .
 Mr Kim escaped with a leg fracture and underwent surgery at Tan Tock Seng hospital on Wednesday night .
 " I felt very scared after I got knocked down . I was lucky that there was this group of helpful passers - by who rushed to lift the truck and pull me out in time , " he said from his hospital bed in comments reported by evening daily Lianhe Wanbao yesterday .
 The incident took place at the junction of Boon Keng Road and Bendemeer Road at about 11.45am on Wednesday . The 25 - year - old truck driver has been arrested . Police said that investigations were still ongoing .
 Footage of members of public helping Mr Kim was caught on camera and went viral online .
 Mr Kim , an employee from the Grand Hyatt hotel in Seoul , was in Singapore for a business trip . His parents are on their way to Singapore .
 Lianhe Wanbao also reported that his right leg was in a cast and his right arm in a sling when its reporter visited him . He also suffered abrasions to the face .
 Mr Kim said that he could not personally thank those who pulled him out to safety as he was feeling giddy at that time .
 " But I am really very grateful to them for saving me , " he said in fluent English .
 The Singapore Civil Defence Force will be presenting public - spiritedness awards to the members of public who helped Mr Kim .
 While they have been able to identify more than 10 people who helped , they are still looking for the rest . The SCDF encouraged the others who helped to come forward by calling 6471 - 7147 or 6332 - 3001 .


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