Dr. Douglas B. Murphy - Douglas Murphy is the Director of the Facilities for Light Microscopy, Histology and Cell Culture at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute Janelia Farm Research Campus in Ashburn, VA, and adjunct professor of cell biology at Johns Hopkins Medical School in Baltimore, MD. Dr. Murphy's past research interests in cell biology include the role of microtubules in organelle transport, the polymer dynamics of microtubules, the function of microtubule-associated proteins, and the mechanical and conformational states of the motor protein kinesin. The core facilities at Janelia Farm provide equipment and services in fluorescence and confocal imaging for laboratories throughout the research campus. The microscope facility specializes in confocal imaging, images of large tissue sections, high-throughput imaging of serial mouse brain sections, live cell imaging, and methods for measuring the dynamics of molecules in cells, including fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET), fluorescence recovery after photobleaching (FRAP) and total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy (TIRFM). Dr. Murphy has been a significant contributor to review articles and Java tutorials on the Olympus optical microscopy educational websites.
Dr. Robert Campbell - Robert E. Campbell, Ph.D., is associate professor in the Department of Chemistry of the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada and the Tier II Canada Research Chair in Bioanalytical Chemistry. He has earned several patents, received numerous awards and fellowships, and published almost 40 papers about fluorescent proteins for biological research. He has given more than 60 invited lectures in his field and has mentored dozens of undergraduate, graduate and Ph.D.-level students. He did his own postdoctoral training in the laboratory of Nobel Laureate Roger Tsien at the University of California, San Diego from 2000-2003.
Wendy C. Salmon - Wendy C. Salmon is the Light Microscopy Specialist at the W. M. Keck Imaging Facility, The Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research, Cambridge, Mass., which provides microscopy services for MIT, Whitehead and the greater Boston area. Her own research focused primarily on microtubule and actin dynamics prior to her career in core facility management. An experienced imaging specialist, she has served as director or assistant director of the Harvard Medical School, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Duke University core imaging facilities, and has been the course coordinator of the renowned Analytical and Quantitative Light Microscopy Course at Woods Hole, Mass., for several years.
Dr. Pat Wadsworth - Pat Wadsworth, Ph.D., is professor of biology at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. The Wadsworth Laboratory focuses primarily on studying and imaging intracellular microtubules to elucidate their role in cell division, intracellular transport and other vital processes. An accomplished photomicrographer and authority in fluorescence imaging, she captured sixth prize in the 2007 Olympus BioScapes Competition. She is currently the Terrance R. Murray Commonwealth Honors College Professor at UMass. She has published more than 60 scientific papers.


This case is based on a real regulatory dilemma between the Kansas Department of Health and Environment and the Sunflower Electric Power Corporation.
In the case, the hypothetical Fremont Department of Health and Environment must decide whether to approve new power plant permits from Good Coal Electric Power (GCEP), an established company and reliable employer in the area. The coal-powered project would have potentially unprecedented CO2 emissions, but no legal regulation exists with respect to CO2. DHE Commissioner Carrie Conscientious has her own opinion, namely that CO2 emissions are linked to climate change, but the denial of this permit could have detrimental repercussions for her administration's political party in the upcoming election.
The case materials begin with the background to Commissioner Conscientious' choice (Part 1), move to pertinent law and administrative records between the DHE and GCEP (Parts 2 and 3), update the dilemma by recounting the three years following the Commissioner's choice (Part 4), and introduce students to the actual legal basis for the case (Part 5). Primarily, the case focuses on the ambiguous legal authority of Commissioner Conscientious amidst legal precedent, stakeholder concerns, and contested scientific principles. The Commissioner asks her General Counsel and Chief of Staff: "Do I have the legal authority to deny GCEP's permit application? If I do deny it, what will the ramifications of my decision be?" Students will adopt the advisory roles of the General Counsel and Chief of Staff, drafting memoranda and presenting advice to the Commissioner.
The Administrative Record includes memoranda, correspondence, permits, and other documents exchanged between the two parties. NB: This part include over 200 pages of materials; participants will learn how to extract relevant information from extensive records, but will not be expected to know the material in depth.
Begin to develop a systematic approach to problem solving when faced with an unresolved issue or new situation.
Understand the roles of the regulator and the administration in ensuring public welfare.
Identify the ethics and norms of leadership and regulation amidst vaguely defined authority and legal framework.
Contemplate the sometimes opposing forces of policy and science in U.S. government decision making.
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Shape map visual This has been in preview for donkey's years, and I suspect may be quietly removed at some stage.
Custom report themes These will allow you to create JSON files (similar to CSS style sheets) giving your charts a default look: powerful, but not that easy to use.
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If you are having trouble sleeping at night, you are not alone. The Australian government estimates that one third of Australians experience insomnia at some point in their lives, and 5% need professional treatment to deal with it.
In a recent article written for Time magazine, Christine Gorman reports that sleep deprivation is responsible for slower reaction times and poor memory. After 20 hours without sleep, reaction times are similar to those with a 0.08 blood- alcohol level, making it significantly more dangerous to operate a motor vehicle, for example. More recently, poor sleep has been linked to a multitude of health problems such as poor cognitive function, depression, obesity and diabetes.
Some people suffering from insomnia try medication, such as prescription sleeping pills. While these may be effective in the short-term, every medication has side effects that can harm your health. If you are looking for a more natural alternative, some of the following advice may be of assistance.
A mattress or pillow that has seen better days can lose its original shape and/or ability to support you in bed. If this is the case, the resulting discomfort could be keeping you from a good night's sleep. A quality mattress should last around 10 years.
Check that your pillow and mattress support you in good posture (have a partner or friend check your alignment as you lay down in your bed), and if not, you may need to replace them.
Some people, especially those with a 'wound up' nervous system, can be extra-sensitive to noise. If you are one of those people, you may want to consider wearing ear plugs to bed. This may seem extreme, but can be very helpful in creating a good night's sleep. Another method to consider in helping with insomnia is "white noise".
White noise is any regular background noise that does not interfere with sleep. The sound can block out other, sharper noises that might interfere with sleep. It could be something as simple as the radio hissing, or the more soothing sound of waves on the beach. There are apps created for just this purpose.
Are you frequently getting up to urinate?
Cut out caffeine and alcohol (both stimulants), especially in the afternoon. Both drinks can increase night time urination and therefore sleep disturbances.
Are you using tech devices prior to sleep?
Using smartphones, tablets, and computers prior to sleep can lower levels of melatonin and shorten REM cycles. In fact, any bright screens can create this effect, even watching TV before bed. Turn off your tech devices at least one hour before sleep.
Your body likes regularity, so try to go to sleep at the same time each night, after a similar set of pre-sleep activities. A regular routine helps your body set its own rhythms.
Do you use your bed for tasks other than sleep?
Some people eat in bed, watch movies, or use their electronic devices (see above!). Unfortunately, if we do non-sleep-related activities in bed, our brain begins to associate the bed with them. When you lay down at night, your body is physically ready to do whatever it believes it's programmed to do in that environment. If you sleep in your bed, and nothing else, you may find it much easier to sleep.
Poor sleep can originate from a variety of causes. At Canberra Spine Centre many of our patients list poor sleep among their initial complaints. Many of those people report excellent improvement in the quality of their sleep as a result of their treatment.
Though chiropractic care is often viewed as primarily a means for managing back pain, it can also have an important role in improving your sleep. Chiropractic adjustments may be of benefit in helping improve sleep. There are at least two possible reasons.
The most simple one is that when you are uncomfortable in bed, it is difficult to get to sleep and stay asleep. For many people, just lying there in bed, or turning over, is uncomfortable. When their spine and nervous system is functioning better as a result of their chiropractic treatment, the patient is more comfortable in bed, and therefore sleeps better.
Another reason is related to the 'stress response', one of the most studied physiological responses in the body. When your body is not functioning properly, damage accumulates (think of an out-of-tune car) gradually. These damage messages are constantly zipping around the nervous system, and this barrage of damage messages (called 'nociception' in neurophysiology circles) creates an internal stress response.
A stress response is all about mobilizing resources to ward off or run away from perceived danger. This is the opposite of what is required for sleep. When your body is running a stress response, it will be unlikely to be sleeping well. Chiropractic adjustments restore proper motion to the spine and thus improve the function of the nervous system.
As the body functions better, it heals, leaving less damage and the associated nociception. Mechanoreceptor (movement sensation receptor) input into the brain also improves when the spine is moving properly. This also influences the stress response.
There may be other means by which chiropractic treatment may improve sleep, such as more appropriate physiology (eg. hormone secretion), but these have not been studied well enough to comment on.
If you have sleep-related issues, you can take control of them by talking to your doctor of chiropractic at Canberra Spine Centre. At Canberra Spine Centre we provide holistic advice and treatment to assist people with a variety of health issues including poor sleep.


Actress Debbie Reynolds died just one day after losing her daughter, actress Carrie Fisher. Fisher's death was followed by contradictory reports about the cause.
Heart-related celebrity deaths felt at an all-time high in the last days of 2016 — Alan Thicke and George Michael, followed by Carrie Fisher and her mother Debbie Reynolds. As online speculation swirled about the causes of death, one thing became clear: there's a lot of confusion when a heart-related death occurs.
For example, reports initially said Fisher became unresponsive on a flight and had a heart attack. Media later said she went into cardiac arrest or had a "cardiac episode." Rolling Stone said she died of a "massive" heart attack.
Though these terms may seem interchangeable, they're not. Understanding the difference between a heart attack, cardiac arrest and heart failure is important for getting the right treatment, and potentially saving a life.
We asked Dr. Farhan Bhanji to explain the details. He's an associate professor of pediatrics at McGill University's faculty of medicine, works in pediatric critical care at the Montreal Children's Hospital and represents Heart & Stroke on international resuscitation groups.
A heart attack is when the flow of blood to part of the heart muscle gets blocked. Without oxygen, that section of the heart begins to die. Depending on how long blood is cut off, the results can be mild damage, or it could be massive — even fatal.
Dr. Bhanji says the earlier you identify a heart attack, the better a person's chance for survival.
Learn more about heart attack and what to do.
A cardiac arrest is when the heart stops beating and no blood is flowing to deliver oxygen to the body's organs. It can happen to anyone for a variety of reasons, including a heart attack. This is a medical emergency that requires immediate action: call 9-1-1, perform CPR and use an AED (automated external defibrillator) if available until emergency help arrives.
It is estimated that fewer than 10% of Canadians who have an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survive to go home to their families.
"Most of the cardiac arrests that happen are in a home setting or environment where if there's anyone around, it's going to be your loved one," says Dr. Bhanji.
Learn more about cardiac arrest and how to respond.
Heart failure is a condition where the heart is weakened or damaged and cannot pump enough blood and oxygen to the body. It can be caused by many things, but most commonly it develops as a result of damage from a heart attack or high blood pressure (hypertension).
Someone with heart failure may feel shortness of breath, tiredness, swelling in the feet and ankles and bloating. There is no cure for heart failure but early diagnosis, lifestyle changes and appropriate drug treatments can help you maintain a normal, active life.
Learn more about heart failure and how to manage it.
At its most basic, CPR is as simple as pushing hard and fast on the centre of the person's chest (think to the beat of "Stayin' Alive"). However, taking a course helps you practice and remember what to do.
Dr. Bhanji says it is everyone's responsibility to learn CPR so that we are prepared for any heart related emergency.
Find a CPR course near you.


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The MMWR is embargoed until NOON, ET.
Pertussis — United States, 1997–1999
Hypothermia-Related Deaths — Utah, 2000, and United States, 1979–1998
Update: Influenza Activity — United States, 2001–02 Season
MMWR: Reports and Recommendations
Community Interventions to Promote Healthy Social Environments: Early Childhood Development and Family Housing: A Report on Recommendations of the Task Force on Community
Contact: Laurie Anderson, Ph.D., M.P.H.
CDC, Epidemiology Program Office
Telebriefing, January 31, 2002
WHO: Dr. Tim Uyeki, CDC influenza expert
WHAT: Dr. Uyeki will discuss the 2001-02 flu season in the United States. Brief remarks followed by Q/A.
WHEN: Thursday, January 31, 2002; 12 Noon – 12:30 PM ET
WHERE: At your desk, by toll-free conference line: Dial 866-254-5942
Teleconference name: CDC
WHY: Get the most recent information about the 2001-02 influenza season in the United States.
A full transcript of this teleconference will be available today following the teleconference on the CDC website at www.cdc.gov/media.
This teleconference will also be audio webcast. Listen LIVE online at www.cdc.gov/media.
Despite an effective vaccine, pertussis continues to occur in the United States in all age groups.
Kris Bisgard, D.V.M., M.P.H.
CDC, National Immunization Program
There has been an increase in the number of reported U.S. pertussis cases in the last two decades. This increase is primarily among infants too young to have received 3 pertussis-containing vaccine doses, and among adolescents and adults. There are likely to be several reasons for the increase, including increased recognition and diagnosis of pertussis among adolescents and adults, and changes in diagnostic tests and criteria for reporting. However, these factors are not likely to substantially change reporting of infant cases; the increase in cases among infants <6 months of age suggests that a true increase in pertussis circulation has occurred. The number of cases of pertussis among children who are old enough to have received 3 or more pertussis vaccinations has remained stable.
Persons who participate in outdoor activities, during cold weather, should take precautions to avoid hypothermia.
Amanda Sue Niskar, R.N., M.P.H.
CDC, National Center for Environmental Health
Hypothermia is a medical emergency that can be prevented. Extreme cold is not necessary for hypothermia. Persons should take precautions to avoid hypothermia when participating in outdoor activities during cold weather. Persons can stay warm by moving arms and legs, eating, and drinking non-alcoholic beverages. Also, wear a hat that does not retain moisture, a scarf or knit mask to cover the face and mouth, sleeves that are snug at the wrist, mittens, water-resistant coat and shoes, and several layers of loose-fitting clothing. Vehicles should be equipped with cold weather gear for use during a breakdown. Travelers stranded during a winter storm should remain in their vehicle, stay awake, and wrap their entire bodies in extra clothing, blankets, or newspapers to stay warm.
There has been a mild flu season so far in the U.S., but influenza activity has increased in recent weeks and is expected to increase further in the coming weeks.
Timothy Uyeki, M.D., M.P.H., M.P.P.
All of the U.S. influenza viruses tested at CDC so far this season are well matched by the influenza vaccine strains. There are approximately 10 million doses of 2001-02 influenza vaccine still available. Health care providers should continue to offer influenza vaccine to persons during February because influenza activity is expected to increase and unvaccinated persons can benefit from vaccination even after influenza has been detected in their communities.
This page last reviewed February 1, 2002

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Фавст (Фауст) Васи́льевич Ники́тин (1894—1992) — советский учёный, зоотехник, кроликовод-селекционер, лауреат Сталинской премии (1951).

Биография
Родился 20 июля 1894 года в г. Гжатск Смоленской губернии. Из дворян, сын юриста, городского судьи.

В 1903—1913 годах учился в Елизаветградской гимназии (Херсонская губерния) в одном классе с будущим академиком Таммом, лауреатом Сталинской премии Н. Чеботарёвым, академиком ВАСХНИЛ Б. Завадовским. Потом поступил в Московский государственный университет на отделение естественных наук физико-математического факультета.

В начале Первой мировой войны призван в армию. После прохождения 4-месячных курсов Одесского военного училища служил в чине поручика, штабс-капитана 13-го Белозерского пехотного полка Юго-Западного фронта. В 1917 году его пехотная рота прорвала на своем участке фронт и захватила штаб австрийской дивизии. За этот подвиг штабс-капитан Никитин был награждён Георгиевским крестом.

После Октябрьской революции — заместитель командира роты Красной Армии, был трижды ранен. После демобилизации в 1920 году поступил в Елизаветградский сельскохозяйственный институт на зоотехнический факультет.

С 1928 года научный сотрудник Елизаветградского краеведческого музея. В 1930 году арестован, приговор — 5 лет ИТЛ. Отбывал наказание в должности зоотехника по кролиководству совхоза № 3 Темниковского лагеря НКВД.

В 1935—1940 гг. научный сотрудник Воронежского опорного пункта НИИ кролиководства. За этот период вывел в колхозах Воронежской области группы укрупнённых кроликов рексов живой массой 4-4,5 кг.

В 1940—1941 годах старший зоотехник Солнцевского кроликосовхоза Курской области, а с 1941 года (в связи с эвакуацией) — Бирюлинского зверосовхоза ТАССР.
К 1950 году вывел новые породы: чёрно-бурая и вуалево-серебристая (Сталинская премия).

В 1957 году вышел на пенсию и переехал в Казань. В 1959—1961 годах жил в Смоленске, в 1962—1981 годах — в г. Черновцы Украинской ССР. В 1981 году после смерти жены возвратился в посёлок Бирюлинского зверосовхоза.

Умер 16 октября 1992 года.

Автор 35 книг и брошюр, изданных на русском, татарском и украинском языках, 200 статей в сборниках, журналах, газетах.

Награждён 5 орденами (в том числе царскими орденами Св. Анны и Св. Георгия 4-й степени), 9 медалями, в том числе золотой медалью ВДНХ.

Литература
 Бонфельд С. Фауст Нікітін. Шляхетно — впродовж довгого життя //Єлисаветградська гімназія. — Кн. 1. — Кіровоград, 1997. — С. 114—115;
 Босько В. Кролики для диктатури пролетаріату, або єлисаветградський Фауст у місцевій катівні // Історичний календар Кіровоградщини на 2009 рік. — Кіровоград: Центрально-Українське видавництво, 2008. — С. 24—28;
 Михайлюкова Л. Тернистий шлях, щаслива доля // Народне слово. — 2004.
 Любарський Р. Ф. Нікітін. Спогади про Єлисаветград // Вечірня газета (Кіровоград). — 1991. — Січень — лютий. — № 1—5.

Ссылки
 http://bezogr.ru/sbornik-statej-itogovoj-nauchno-prakticheskoj-konferencii-nauc.html?page=44
 http://wiki.library.kr.ua/index.php/Нікітін_Фауст_Васильович
  Фото: Геогриевский кавалер Фавст (Фауст) Васильевич Никитин (20.07.1894 — 16.10.1992) с супругой Ольгой

Учёные, репрессированные в СССР
Выпускники вузов Кропивницкого
Выпускники Елисаветградской гимназии
Участники Первой мировой войны (Россия)

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The Phil Paleologos ShowThe Phil Paleologos Show
Ranked-Choice Voting Will Empower the Electorate [OPINION]
In a representative democracy, it's critical to have elected leaders that have been chosen by the broadest base of the electorate who will work on policies and initiatives that are most important to them.
However, the current constraints of our two-party system, and the way we vote in general, allows for many candidates for office that need only appeal to a narrow coalition of voters to win.
Ranked-choice voting, which has been implemented in Maine, New York City, and other parts of the country, can be the effective structural change needed to ensure we have candidates that campaign less negatively and adopt policies that the majority of their electorate wants. And you can bring ranked-choice voting to the Commonwealth this November by voting "yes" on Question 2.
Question 2 would implement ranked-choice voting in Massachusetts beginning in the 2022 midterm elections.
I recently had Evan Falchuk, a former third-party gubernatorial candidate in Massachusetts and current campaign chair for Yes on 2. Falchuk concisely explained why ranked-choice voting would be great for Massachusetts, and summarily rebuffed its criticisms. You can listen to the full interview here:
Marcus Ferro is the host of The Marcus Ferro Show airing Saturdays on 1420 WBSM from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Contact him at marcusferrolaw@gmail.com. The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author.
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Delhi Assembly election 2020: This fight will be between two ideologies, says Amit Shah
New Delhi, First Published Feb 4, 2020, 8:28 AM IST
Union home minister Amit Shah on Monday (February 3) said that election in the national capital is between two ideologies. He also lashed out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal for backing Shaheen Bagh protests.
New Delhi: Union home minister Amit Shah has said that the coming Delhi Assembly elections will be a battle between two ideologies.
"Your vote to the BJP will ensure security and development for Delhi as well as the country. This election is between two ideologies. At one side there is Rahul Gandhi and Kejriwal who say we are with Shaheen Bagh," he said at a rally in Chirag Delhi.
"I want to ask you, are you with Shaheen Bagh? On the other hand, there is the ideology of BJP under Prime Minister Narendra Modi for whom the country is the top priority," he said.
"What kind of slogans are raised at Shaheen Bagh? 'Humein Chahiye Azadi (freedom), Jinnah Wali Azadi'. Those who are supporting Shaheen Bagh tell what kind and from whom you want freedom," Shah continued.
Attacking the AAP government in Delhi, the home minister accused Kejriwal of telling lies.
"Kejriwal is on top when it comes to telling lies. There are competitions amongst governments regarding development work but the Kejriwal government is breaking all records in terms of telling lies. If there is a competition of telling lies, the Kejriwal government will emerge at number one spot across the world," he said.
"Delhi is getting worst water when compared to 21 other cities. Kejriwal should be ashamed of that. I challenge him to take a dip in the Yamuna river on Tuesday. Kejriwal has promised that 5,000 new DTC buses will be introduced instead, 1,095 buses were reduced in Delhi," Shah further said.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold an election rally in Dwarka on Tuesday ahead of the Delhi Assembly elections.
Pradyumna Rajput is the BJP candidate from the Dwarka Assembly constituency.
On Monday, while addressing his first election rally for the Delhi Assembly polls at Karkardooma, PM Modi said that there was a "political design" behind anti-CAA protests including the one in Shaheen Bagh and he the people to vote for the politics of "development".
"Be it Seelampur, Jamia or Shaheen Bagh, protests are being held over the past several days over the new citizenship law. Is this just a coincidence? No. This is an experiment," the Prime Minister said.
"There is a political design behind all these protests, including Jamia and Shaheen Bagh. These protests are a conspiracy to divide India. These protests are going to ruin the harmony of the nation," he asserted.
Voting in all 70 Assembly seats of Delhi will be held on February 8. Counting of votes will take place on February 11.
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Long-term cognitive and behavioral outcomes following early exposure to general anesthetics.
by SmartTots | Aug 31, 2022 | Research Articles
Purpose of review: Nearly 100 clinical studies have been published evaluating neurodevelopmental outcomes in children following surgery and anesthesia. These studies have reported mixed results, likely attributable at least in part to significant heterogeneity in their study designs, types and numbers of exposures, patient populations evaluated, and most importantly, the outcomes that were assessed. This review aims to summarize the results from clinical studies evaluating behavioral outcomes in children exposed to surgery and anesthesia.
Recent findings: Children with early exposure to surgery and anesthesia were found to have limited to no differences in intelligence when compared with unexposed children. However, several studies have reported more behavioral problems in children exposed to general anesthesia. An increased incidence of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder has also been reported in anesthetic exposed children, particularly after multiple exposures.
Summary: Nearly all clinical studies of anesthetic neurotoxicity are observational in nature, so the associations between anesthetic exposure and behavioral deficits cannot yet be directly attributed to the anesthetic medication. However, the finding of deficits in some neurodevelopmental domains and not others will help guide the selection of appropriate outcomes in future studies of anesthetic neurotoxicity that can further evaluate whether anesthetic medications have an impact on neurodevelopment in children.
Ing & Bellinger.
Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology August 2022


The second of the seminars – 'The Languages of Scottish Poetry' – took place in the intimate, and fitting, Saltire Society, in lieu of the Scottish Poetry Library's reopening on the 29th of October, where future seminars will be held. It was very much in the style of a typical literary event, with two speakers, Greg Thomas and Emma Dymock, chaired by poet Lila Matsumoto. The focus for the evening was two radical political Scottish poets, Sorley Maclean and Ian Hamilton Finlay, both of whom fused tradition with innovation and, positioning themselves on the outside, politicised the landscape in different ways.
Greg Thomas began with an anecdote about an Ian Hamilton Finlay pastoral sculpture and the dispute behind it, as a way of introducing the 'principle of conflict' which is crucial to Finlay's work and life. Thomas suggested that Finlay 'put the poem into war with the world' and went into entertaining detail about the various public battles the pugnacious poet waged with arts councils, authorities and institutions during his career. Finlay's art 'goads us into battle to respond' he concluded.
Translator and critic Emma Dymock considered radical socialist politics in Gaelic poetry, especially the work of Gaelic poet Sorley Maclean, who, she informed us, took the gospel of socialism at the age of 12. Illuminated by excerpts from his writing, provided on handouts, Dymock showed how Maclean continued the bardic tradition of Gaelic poets being spokespersons for a community, whether imagined or not, during times of political and cultural struggle. In doing so, Maclean helped develop a rich vein of revolutionary thought in Gaelic poetry.
While it's admirable to take the academy to the public, indeed, this is very much the drive of the academy for impact and knowledge exchange, I'm not convinced that this will ensure a different audience. Both talks, while enjoyable, engaging and reasonably accessible, pre-supposed at least a little knowledge of their subjects. This in itself is no big deal, most people with an interest in Scottish poetry would have taken something from it and learned something new, as I did, but it's possibly a bit too niche to capture an audience of neophytes. Time will tell. However, I think it's important to attempt to bring discussion and debate about new and current research streams on Scottish poetics into the public domain, and this is the unique selling point of the seminar series. The next event, 'Contemporary Scottish Poetry and Ecology,' with David Farrier and Samantha Walton, will take place in the newly renovated Scottish Poetry Library, which is reason enough to go along, in my book.
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Officers to Exercise Powers of Police Officer Within Public Park
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1997 RevEd
Revised Edition published on 15 Jun 1997
Parks and Trees Act
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Officers to Exercise Powers of Police Officer Within Public Park1
1 Replaces N 1, 1990 Ed. (G.N. No. 2827/75).
REVISED EDITION 1997
(15th June 1997)
[1st July 1996]
The Minister for National Development has authorised —
(a) the Commissioner of Parks and Recreation; and
(b) the following officers of the National Parks Board:
(i) Deputy Chief Executives;
(ii) Directors;
(iii) Deputy Directors;
(iv) Assistant Directors;
(v) Managers;
(vi) Assistant Managers;
(vii) Principal Park Rangers;
(viii) Senior Park Rangers; and
(ix) Park Rangers,
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Yellow 72 6565 yards 72.1 134
Scorecard for Dukes Course
Yellow M: 72.1/134 478 363 122 366 497 169 465 401 157 3018 376 478 181 407 555 421 412 395 322 3547 6565
Red M: 70.2/130 W: 75.7/141 450 341 121 351 444 127 432 378 141 2785 354 456 155 389 474 401 383 369 299 3280 6065
Handicap 9 10 18 3 15 8 1 6 16 12 13 17 4 7 5 2 11 14
Handicap (W) 11 12 17 3 8 5 1 10 14 7 6 18 13 4 15 2 9 16
Golf Simulator Yes
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Dress code Proper attire is required.
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I loved the feel of the Dukes
I have managed to play all three courses at Woburn and have to say that the Dukes was my favorite. A great test of golf in wonderful surroundings. The greens were very true and in excellent condition.
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Finweek
Bear has JSE in its grip
Lucas de Lange
There has recently been a marked weakening of the JSE.
The share prices of only 29% of the 100 largest companies, measured by market cap, are lying above their 200-day exponential moving averages (EMAs), which means that more than two-thirds of the market is dominated by the bear.
The Top 40 and the All Share indexes have also weakened to below their long-term EMAs, reflecting the pessimism currently evident among investors.
However, declines in the market also offer opportunities as quality shares tend to become available at lower prices.
The problem is always which shares to choose, especially if a share's decline can be ascribed to things going awry in a company – which could prove detrimental.
Mediclinic, Aspen and Tongaat are good examples of this. One simply has to look at the list of the weakest shares to see what pain this could cause for investors.
A number of years ago, the Foundation for the Study of Cycles in the US researched which technical indicator could give investors a meaningful guideline in times like these.
It became apparent that during a major downswing, quality shares whose mid-term averages (say 75 days) remained above their long-term averages (200 days) could prove to be winners in the next upswing.
This demonstrates that the so-called informed capital was prepared to support those shares despite the general pessimism.
The Achilles heel of this technique is of course that the decline could become a full-scale bear market.
It would therefore be safer to use it in tandem with good fundamental research.
The group of shares that have come to the fore through this method is currently dominated by commodity groups such as Implats, Amplats, Kumba, Northam, ARM and Anglo.
Others that look interesting include Telkom, Capitec, Naspers* and PSG. Few would have believed that Telkom, which has been a group fraught with problems for so long, would pop up as the strongest share on the JSE – measured in terms of the percentage difference between its price and its long-term average.
The group, which has been privatised (the state's shareholding is nevertheless 40.5%), has come a long way and is not only profitable, but also distributing dividends regularly.
It has increased by 45% since the beginning of the year and, following its results, broke through the high of 8 578c reached in March 2015.
During 2007, it reached an all-time high around 19 500c. From its results it's evident that it is making major investments in various areas that are beginning to deliver additional income streams.
This not only includes mobile phone and internet services, but also its large property portfolio, which will possibly be unbundled and listed.
Its wholly-owned subsidiary Giro owns more than 1 300 properties and has earmarked 40 new development projects, including large-scale housing projects.
Its CEO, Sipho Maseko, says Telkom wants to unlock value for its shareholders.
Then we have the ongoing speculation that Telkom is possibly going to merge with Cell C because both of them are currently finding it difficult to compete with the two giants in the industry, MTN and Vodacom.
Among the weakest shares is Sasol**, which is being punished by the market for unexpectedly announcing that it would have to spend an additional $1bn to complete its giant chemical plant at Lake Charles in the US.
The total costs have escalated to between $12.6bn and $12.9bn, equal to more than two-thirds of its current market cap.
The only consolation is that the project is close to being completed and units are beginning to come on stream, which will start generating cash flow in the near future.Among the shares that have broken through, Bidcorp and Richemont look the most interesting.
Lucas de Lange is a former editor of finweek and an author of two books on investment.
*finweek is a publication of Media24, a Naspers subsidiary.
**The writer owns Sasol shares.
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Fishbrain, the fishing app and social network, raises $13.5M Series B
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Fishbrain, the Sweden-made mobile app and social network for sport fishing, is disclosing $13.5 million in Series B funding. The round is led by B Capital Group, the VC fund founded by Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin, with participation from SoftBank Ventures Korea, and existing investors Northzone, and Industrifonden.
The new cash injection, which brings total funding to $28 million, will be used by the startup to expand its vertical social network and data-driven app that claims a membership of over 5 million anglers. This will include doubling headcount from 30 to 60 this year, in a bid to accelerate user growth and continue to build out what Fishbrain claims is the leading digital platform for sport fishing.
The company was conceived of in around 2011 after co-founder Johan Attby exited Tific, a B2B platform for IT support. Being entrepreneurial at heart, he begun thinking about what his next venture would be, while working through an 18 month earn-out. After looking into varies ideas, Attby decided he wanted to build a vertical social network.
"In a general social network like Facebook the discussions are very shallow and there's no lasting value in them. My thesis was that people that share a passion wanted to do that in a peer-group and that the discussions would have lasting value as users share real information. I also saw the opportunity of making the actual service better based on all the data you crowdsource in a vertical social network… so I decided to pursue the idea".
The vertical of choice would become sport fishing after the Fishbrain co-founder read a newspaper article that highlighted fishing as being the world's most popular hobby. The aim would be to create a community of like-minded people who love to fish, with a user experience for anglers that would be far more rewarding than posting catches to Facebook or Instagram.
"I grew up on a farm in Sweden and had fished all my life, so I recognised the potential of a massively popular pastime that had no dominant mobile app to connect fans. It all just clicked into place. As an angler, we created something that I love," he says.
"Fishbrain provides beginner to pro anglers with the tools and insights to fully enjoy their fishing. The interactive map makes it easier for anglers to find hot new fishing spots and see what other anglers are catching, with Fish Species Recognition, fishing forecasts, and bait recommendations all combining to help take our users' fishing experiences to the next level. We do the hard work of crunching data so that anglers don't have to".
To date, Fishbrain's community of users has logged over 3.7 million catches worth of data, which are fed into the app's machine learning based model that recognises fish species using computer vision. This data is then combined with weather, tide patterns and other data points to help predict when and where users can catch their desired fish.
"It's important to stress that at Fishbrain we are all immensely focused on environmental sustainability, and advocate a catch and release policy, whereby the angler will put a fish back in the water once it's been caught. When it comes to the outdoors, tomorrow matters too," adds Attby.
Fishbrain is available for free on iOS and Android, with a premium version starting at $5.99 per month that enables users to use the startup's AI-powered Forecast feature, unlock all shared catch positions, and explore the most effective baits.
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Finley Rasmussen is a New Zealand rugby league player who was named in Wellington Rugby League's team of the century in 2012.

Playing career
Rasmussen played for the Randwick Kingfishers club in the Wellington Rugby League, making his senior debut in 1963. That same year he made his debut for Wellington.

A goalkicker, Rasmussen won Wellington's Stacey Shield for most points in a season three consecutive times, in 1969, 1970 and 1971.

He retired from representative football in 1975 after 68 matches for Wellington, only the second player to reach 50 matches after Colin O'Neil. He retired as a player in 1979, having won premierships with Randwick in 1969, 1969, 1970 and 1976. His seventeen seasons for Randwick is a Wellington club record that still stands.

Coaching career
Rasmussen coached Randwick between 1982 and 1985. The club won the Wellington premiership in 1983, 1984 and 1985 and made all four National club grand finals during his time in charge.

Personal life
Of Cook Islands descent, Rasmussen played rugby league alongside his four brothers. All five played for Randwick and three of them, including Rasmussen, played for Wellington.

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Scope: Two $500 research grants for graduate students and 1 $250 grant for undergraduates will be awarded to students whose research contributes to or uses herbarium resources in ways that augment the collections. Research on any taxa typically accessioned in herbaria including all plant, fungal, lichen, and algal lineages is eligible. Supported activities could include, but are not limited to, fieldwork to generate vouchers for revisionary or floristic work, collecting morphological data from specimens, traveling to herbaria, or making and distributing physical specimens. Thus, students' overarching research could include molecular approaches but the merit of the proposal would be based on the ability of the work to contribute to building or improving herbarium resources. Additionally, meta-analysis of herbarium data would also be eligible, provided that a component of the research includes direct study of specimens.
Eligibility: Undergraduate and graduate students may apply. It is expected that only student research projects with the clear potential to lead to publication will be competitive. The student and the student's research advisor, who should provide a letter of recommendation, must be members of SHC at the time of application. To become a member or to renew a membership, please complete and return a Membership_application to our Treasurer (address provided on form). Membership is not limited to curators, but is open to anyone with an interest in herbaria.
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Mediator's report settles simmering dispute between N.S. Health Authority, unions
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A new collective agreement has been reached between the Nova Scotia Health Authority, the IWK, and their unionized health-care workers.
This comes after nearly two years of bargaining and threats by the unions of a province-wide strike vote earlier this spring.
The outstanding collective agreement issues were referred to a mediator in May and the award was issued Wednesday.
The agreement affects 6,500 health care workers in a number of unions including the NSGEU, CUPE, and the Nova Scotia Nurses' Union.


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Hi MFW. I found the discussion on body kits very interesting as I think you covered everything which could have been covered. At first I thought that having them for the triple crown races was the worst idea ever, but I think Paul convinced me with his logic. Since the triple crown races would need their own body kits (in a season where body kits are allowed for all races), just having the kits for the triple crown satisfies some fans. To the casual fan, they aren't going to be bothered. Let's face the reality, there are few casual fans and they aren't going to start watching the sport due to body kit diversity – I think having the great racing product that we have should be a good enough reason to get casual fans watching regularly.
In reply to what Steph said about the diversity of kits in F1, I'm in the middle. I think it would be almost impossible to identify each teams cars if they were not painted up in team colours, but the knowledge that every car is different is the most important factor rather than visual (in terms of shape) prompts.


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DC Universe's Titans, the first original live-action series to launch on the subscription service, has set its Season 2 premiere date: Friday, September 6. It was unveiled Saturday at Comic-Con during the streamer's two-hour event at the Indigo Ballroom at the Hilton Bayfront.
Titans follows the superhero squad led by Batman's former sidekick, Robin (Brenton Thwaites), and includes Starfire (Anna Diop), Raven (Teagan Croft) and Beast Boy (Ryan Potter). It also features Curran Walters as Jason Todd, the "replacement" Robin after the original Dynamic Duo parted ways.
Game of Thrones star Iain Glen as Bruce Wayne, Esai Morales as Slade Wilson, aka Deathstroke the Terminator, and Natalie Gumede as Mercy Graves, the bodyguard of Lex Luthor, are also aboard for the second season.
The premiere date news comes the same week as special effects coordinator Warren Appleby was killed at his Toronto studio while testing an effect for the upcoming season. Production was shut down after the accident that occurred Thursday.
Titans is executive produced by Greg Berlanti, Akiva Goldsman, Geoff Johns, Sarah Schechter and Greg Walker. The series is based on the incarnation of the team created by writer Marv Wolfman and artist George Perez and introduced in 1980 in the pages of DC Comics Presents and The New Teen Titans.


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Kosovo War Crimes Witness To Be Buried Today
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By Fatmir Aliu
The funeral of Agim Zogaj, known as Witness X in the war crimes case against Fatmir Limaj, will be held on Saturday on afternoon in Prizren, the family said.
Agim Zogaj's body is expected to arrive today in Kosovo, at around 11h a clock with an airplane from Germany, his brother told Balkan Insight on Saturday.
"We expect to pick him up at Prishtina's Airport at 11 o'clock this morning," Haki Zogaj said from the airport.
The late man, known better under the coded name "Witness X", was a key witness in the trial against 10 former Kosovo Liberation Army fighters, including their alleged commander Fatmir Limaj, the former minister of transport, and the vice-president of the ruling Democratic Party.
He was found dead Tuesday night in a park in Duisberg in Germany.
According to the German police, the autopsy showed that Agim Zogaj, committed suicide. The press said that he hanged himself to a tree.
"He had a great burden that lead him to commit suicide. . He did not kill himself, just to kill himself," says Sahit Zogaj, the older son of the deceased protected witness.
"Witness X" provided key testimonials relating to events alleged to have taken place at the notorious Klecka camp, during the 1999 was in Kosovo, where he reportedly served also as the prison guard. Agim Zogaj, in his 13 testimonies, confirmed to EULEX prosecutors that he took orders from Fatmir Limaj, to execute others, including Albanians and Serbs.
However it now remains unclear whether Zogaj, who was found in Duisberg, a quiet province in western Germany, was ever afforded any witness protection. It is also unclear what Zogaj was doing in Duisberg and how long he was there for.
The family hold EULEX accountable for the death of Agim Zogaj, as it says that their son was taken forcibly from his wife and children, in March this year, as it still questions reports that he committed suicide.
Local and regional civil society actors, also blamed EULEX for failing to protect the witness. Even the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, expressed concern over the case.
The UNHCR spokesperson Rupert Colbille, said that while the exact reasons behind his apparent suicide are difficult to ascertain, this case adds to our longstanding concerns about witness protection in Kosovo.
"We call for an effective and independent witness and victim protection system inside Kosovo to be put in place. Only an effective and well-resourced witness and victim protection system in Kosovo will help render justice to the victims and end impunity regarding past violations" Rupert Colville said.
The EU rule of law mission to Kosovo, said that it feels sorry for the death, and still refuses to talk to the press about the details of the protection Agim Zogaj received.
"We regret the loss of life and our thoughts are with the family and friends…the protection of the witnesses and their safety, are a very delicate issue, and we cannot and will not confirm nor deny any operational detail." Nickolas Hawton told Balkan Insight.
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Play proceeds won?t fund abortions
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PORTSMOUTH — The producer of the Feb. 15 production of "The Vagina Monologues" at the Seacoast Repertory Theatre said the proceeds from the performance will be earmarked to help fund rape and domestic-abuse programs at the Portsmouth Feminist Health Center, not to pay for abortions.
Diana Braun, executive director of the Feminist Health Center, said her organization will abide by any decision the producers make to earmark the funds. She added that her organization has no intention of turning down the money from play's proceeds.
"As a nonprofit, we're not in the habit of turning down a donation," said Braun. "If a donor chooses to restrict the target of that donation, we would honor that donor's request.
"And since ?The Vagina Monologues? is about helping rape and assault victims, that's clearly within our scope of practice," she said.
Nevertheless, Kathleen Dufton of Newington, a local anti-abortion activist, said the assurances given by Braun and Claudia Koziner, who is producing the play for C&C Productions, don't change anything.
"My gut says it's still going to the same people, same center," said Dufton. "It's an abortion center and, to me, you cannot justify any work in a building or place where they are intentionally killing unborn babies and permanently injuring - physically and mentally and spiritually - the women who are having the abortion."
Dufton said Koziner's statements haven't changed her mind about what needs to be done on the day of the performance.
"Yes, I will still be there. Yes, I will still protest," she said. "I?ll be there with family and friends, and protest peacefully and prayerfully."
Koziner said she felt compelled to make the clarification because of the outcry that resulted after the health center was named the beneficiary of the play's proceeds.
"It's not about me or the pro-life people winning. It's about knowledge and informing people about what we're doing," said Koziner. "If I'm judged because I came out a week too late, so be it. I'd rather be criticized for not thinking on my feet than for misleading."
Koziner said that since the announcement she, C & C partner Craig Faulkner and Seacoast Repertory Theatre have received criticism from pro-life activists, who have reportedly called the theater and threatened to picket the performance.
In an article that appeared in the Jan. 20 issue of the Portsmouth Herald, Koziner defended her right to give the money to the Feminist Health Center but failed to specify that the funds would be earmarked for its rape and domestic abuse programs.
Koziner, who takes sole responsibility for the production and for choosing which organization would benefit from it, said she was taken aback when the theater allegedly started receiving aggressive, sometimes threatening, phone calls.
"If you feel bullied, attacked, then you can't think well on your feet," she said. "You just defend yourself without being specific. We're humans, not textbooks.
"I take full responsibility for not being specific," said Koziner, "but just as I'm fully responsible for not being specific, I am now responsible for clarifying."
Koziner, who is producing the show for the third year, said V-Day - a global movement to stop violence against women and girls, which owns the performance rights to "Monologues" - requires that any proceeds from the play's production go to anti-violence organizations.
"Because (anti-abortion advocates) only see it as something related to abortion, I feel a need to be really specific about what we are about, what we have been for the past three years," said Koziner. "I feel like I have to explain for the safety of the actors, theater and people in the community."
When asked why she chose not to specify the terms of the donation at the start, Koziner said she was reacting to what she felt was an assault.
"I felt I had my back against the wall. I didn't want to cave in to a bully," she said. "I have now been able to take the time to see the situation as a whole rather than something as a personal attack, to rethink how things were handled.
"It was definitely a mistake on our part to not be extremely specific, but it really came from left field," the producer added. "I didn't process how I should address this issue."
There has been no pressure from within to change the benefactor, she said, adding that the theater, sponsors and actors all have remained supportive and ticket sales have been great.


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Die kkStB 176 war eine Güterzug-Schlepptenderlokomotivreihe der k.k. österreichischen Staatsbahnen kkStB, deren Lokomotiven ursprünglich für die Böhmische Westbahn (BWB) beschafft wurden.

Geschichte
Die BWB beschaffte fünf Stück dieser vierfach gekuppelten Güterzuglokomotiven 1881 (3 Stück) und 1888 (2 Stück) bei der Wiener Neustädter Lokomotivfabrik.
In für Neustadt typischer Weise hatten die Maschinen Außenrahmen und Innensteuerung.
Sie erhielten die Namen "HERKULES", "NEPTUN", "VULCAN", "JUPITER" und "SATURN".

Nach der Verstaatlichung der BWB 1894 bezeichnete die kkStB die fünf Lokomotiven zunächst als 76.15–19, ab 1905 als 176.15–19.

Nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg kamen die fünf Lokomotiven dieser Reihe als Reihe 403.1 zur ČSD, zwei davon waren bis 1947 im Einsatz.

Literatur
 Verzeichnis der Lokomotiven, Tender, Wasserwagen und Triebwagen der k. k. österreichischen Staatsbahnen und der vom Staate betriebenen Privatbahnen nach dem Stande vom 30. Juni 1917, 14. Auflage, Verlag der k. k. österreichischen Staatsbahnen, Wien, 1918
 Karl Gölsdorf: Lokomotivbau in Alt-Österreich 1837–1918, Verlag Slezak, 1978. ISBN 3-900134-40-5
 Helmut Griebl, ČSD-Dampflokomotiven, Teil 2, Verlag Slezak, Wien, 1969
 Johann Stockklausner: Dampfbetrieb in Alt-Österreich, Verlag Slezak, Wien, 1979, ISBN 3-900134-41-3
 Johann Blieberger, Josef Pospichal: Enzyklopädie der kkStB-Triebfahrzeuge, Band 3. Die Reihen 61 bis 380. bahnmedien.at, 2010, ISBN 978-3-9502648-6-9

Einzelnachweise

KkStB 0761
KkStB 0761
Schienenfahrzeug (Wiener Neustädter Lokomotivfabrik)


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The Real Reason Jed Duggar Is Sparking Courtship Rumors
By Michael Prieve/Dec. 3, 2020 2:23 pm EST
Counting On star Jed Duggar has been a fixture in the news since launching his bid for the Arkansas State House of Representatives on Nov. 3, 2019. He announced his run for office in an Instagram video. "I will unequivocally advocate for conservative values. I am a Christian and I will stand up for religious liberty, I am pro-life and I will be an advocate for the unborn, and I will always defend our Second Amendment," Duggar said in the video. "With your support, I will be a strong, conservative voice in Little Rock for District 89."
According to Talk Business, Jed, who was 20 at the time, previously worked as a campaign manager for Arkansas State Senator Bob Ballinger in 2018 and as a legislative assistant at the Arkansas State Capitol in 2017. Jed had a rough go of it, as constituents viewed him as "childish" for distributing leaflets calling Godfrey a "liberal princess," The Sun reported. The outlet also noted that he allegedly accepted an $8,400 donation from retired banker Ross Little in Louisiana, which would break Arkansas' single donor contribution maximum of $2,400.
Jed was defeated by incumbent Democrat Megan Godfrey, who attracted 56 percent of the vote in seeking her second term, the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported. Meanwhile, Jim Bob and Michelle Dugger's 10th child brought in 44 percent of the vote. With Jed Duggar licking his political wounds, he might be receiving some comfort from a lady-friend. Keep reading for details on his alleged courtship.
Jed Duggar is painting his pumpkin for his darling
Duggar fans seem convinced that Jed Duggar has a new lady in his life. In November 2020, Jessa Duggar shared a YouTube video of the fall festival the Duggar family hosted. One of the events that took place during the festival was pumpkin painting. In the video, viewers can hear Jessa teasing Jed Duggar at the pumpkin painting station about making one for his "darling." "Yeah," Jed replies before stopping and asking, "How did you know?"
Per Romper, Jim Bob and Michelle Dugger don't allow their children to join social media until they are engaged. While it seems that Jed was allowed to launch his Instagram to promote his run for office, fans are still wondering if he's courting someone. In the Duggar household, courting means "dating with a purpose," according to Showbiz Cheat Sheet, with the purpose being the end-goal of marriage. There has been no word yet as to whom the alleged "darling" may be. Who knows, it might end up being the big reveal on the upcoming season of Counting On.


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I haven't done one in a very long while, huh?
Since the demise of the LivingSocial application on Facebook — TuneSocial — and my shift from downloads to streaming… it's been hard to keep track of the music I listen to and rate. I tried Discogs.com, but I'm thinking of dropping it because they're such an uptight community. Every time you add an album that doesn't adhere to their guidelines of barcodes, catalog numbers, and milimetric genres, you get voted down.
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'I think from the minute you walk in to when the last note is played, it'll be a full night of music,' Kevin teased.
CHICAGO — While the Jonas Brothers will be joined by Demi Lovato and a number of their "Camp Rock 2" pals for their big tour, which kicks off Saturday outside Chicago, the guys want their fans to know that this is still very much a JoBros tour. And fans will get a bonus treat, thanks to all the special guests.
"When you're coming in to see the show, I think from the minute you walk in to when the last note is played, it'll be a full night of music and entertainment," Kevin told MTV News during a break from rehearsals at the First Midland Bank Amphitheatre. "And we have so many friends out on the road and so many things to be able to integrate into our show."
But fans of Jonas hits like "Lovebug" and "SOS" shouldn't fret; the guys have been making sure their own songs are getting plenty of airtime during the show.
"We are doing a Jonas Brothers set, and it's actually a lot," Kevin added. He said fans will even be treated to some oldies but goodies. "We're playing a lot of Jonas Brothers songs, and we're integrating 'Camp Rock' and 'JONAS L.A.' songs [and] songs from our past. We're really excited."
Not only should fans be excited to catch the JoBros and their pals onstage, but the show also means the guys have a lot more friends to hang out with on the road. "It's been a lot of fun," Joe said. "We had a great time shooting the movie with those guys, so to kind of be backstage, there's a lot of people on this tour. It's cool for us to hang out with them all the time."
Earlier that day at a news conference at the House of Blues, the guys said that if they did find any downtime at all, they had a few places they like to hang out in Chi-Town. "Millennium Park is always a lot of fun. On my tour back in January, I took a trip up there," Nick said. "Also, just walking the riverfront is amazing. It's such a beautiful city. The fans here are some of the best in the world, I think."
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Montana vape shop turns to home kits to dodge flavored ban
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Montana Public Radio reported Thursday that Freedom Vapes stores in the cities of Bozeman and Hamilton and the town of Belgrade are offering the workaround to help maintain business.
The kits allow customers to purchase vaping components separately so they can make their own products, officials said.
The option was announced by Freedom Vapes owners Ron and Deanna Marshall a day after the start of a four-month statewide ban on all flavored vaping products.Freedom Vapes was one of the businesses that unsuccessfully sued Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock and his administration to stop the ban.
The Marshalls have not returned calls for comment since the ban was put in place on Wednesday, but a statement on their shops' Facebook page Thursday said they plan to offer the kits for the duration of the 120-day ban.
"We are trying our best to keep your needs met while we work through this blatant witchhunt (sic) against our business, and products that have helped all of you break the deadly habit of tobacco use," the statement said.
Their Facebook announcement also warns customers that buying cheap ingredients off the shelf could lead to serious lung damage or death, they said.
Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services spokesman Jon Ebelt said Friday it's not yet clear whether the kits are in compliance with the ban.
"If retailers are offering flavor components intended for use in e-cigarettes, including in the do-it-yourself kits, it would fall under the temporary restriction," Ebelt said in an email. "The flavor may be subject to enforcement."
Do-it-yourself products may lack quality controls and health officials recommend consumers refrain from using any e-cigarettes at this time, he added.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention continues its investigation into lung illnesses that have sickened over 2,500 and killed 54 people in 27 states, including one in Montana.
Montana vape shop turns to home kits to dodge flavored ban (xysoom, 2020-11-20 15:42)