In honour of World Blood Donor Day on June 14, Facebook is launching Blood Donations, a new center where people in Bangladesh, Brazil, India and Pakistan can find opportunities to donate nearby.
"We are also running a campaign in these countries to raise awareness of blood shortage and the importance and impact of donating," said Facebook in a press release on Tuesday evening.
People who visit Blood Donations on Facebook can also sign up to be a blood donor to get notified directly when there is a need for blood nearby. To date, more than 10 million people have signed up and thousands of donations have been facilitated through Facebook, the press release said.
"We know that when donors have information and opportunities to give, they step up to help. But often donors don't know where and when to donate. Blood Donations on Facebook shows people opportunities to donate in their city, including nearby blood donation events, requests for blood donors and blood banks," it said.
"We have also made it easy for organizations to add requests and events to the center. People will be able to access Blood Donations on Facebook from the explore menu on their device," it added.
In many countries, including Bangladesh, blood donations are typically at their lowest during May and June. To help raise awareness of the shortage and the need for donations, Facebook will be running a campaign through the month of June to encourage people to donate blood, share stories of people who have saved lives using these features, and educate people about the process of donating blood.
Our blood banks thus face an urgent need to collect blood through repeat donations from our regular donors and also by recruiting (and retaining) more new donors to ensure replenishment of blood stocks from a low-risk population to maintain the smooth functioning of the system, the Facebook press release said.
The Facebook hoped that by raising awareness and letting people know where and when they can donate, we can increase blood donations and contribute to a more sustainable blood supply.


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Some of the world's most talented designers and artists have worked with Steinway & Sons over the last 100 years to create a variety of unique and striking pianos. And the latest creation is no different –it's the fruits of a collaboration between the piano designer and renowned crystal maker Lalique.
Both brands have long histories of excelling in craftsmanship – Steinway & Sons has been synonymous with high standards for more than 160 years, while Lalique's creations have all been produced in the factory in Alsace since 1888.
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Q: Coverity installation and database setup (cov-install-gui) I am new to using coverity and this might not be a very challenging question, but I would appreciate it greatly if someone could guide me through the process of setting up the .
I first ran the following command:
cov-configure --compiler /usr/bin/gcc --comptype gcc
This created a few files pertaining to the above command in my /config directory.
The real problem occurs when I run the cov-install-gui command to setup the defect manager and the database, I am not sure what to input for the --datadir option. When I passed in an empty directory (as a mere attempt), it complains saying that coverity_db does not exist within the empty directory.
Its not clear to me as to where I can find the coverity_db directory or how to install it?
I feel like I am missing something from the cov-configure command, but I am not sure.
Also I am using, Linux CentOS 5.4 and Coverity prevent 4.5
Thanks in advance

A: You are using an old and no longer supported version of Coverity Prevent (4.5 or older) since you are referencing the Defect Manager.
Current version is 6.0 so you should not be using the version that you are.
The answer to your question is that data directory is any directory that will be used to write the results and GUI files, so you can just specify any file path that doesn't already exist  and it will create the directory and the files it needs in that directory.

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Jewish-American Entrepreneur Michael Golomb Joins Forbes Business Council
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(September 9, 2021, Los Angeles, JNS Wire)
Jewish-American, Ukrainian born entrepreneur Michael Golomb has published his first article as a Forbes Business Council contributor.
Recognized globally as an innovator in the world of business and fintech, Golomb is the founder/CEO of FanVestor.com, a fan engagement and investment platform.
Golomb's article titled "Rise Of A New Disruptor: How NFTs Are Revolutionizing The Art And Entertainment Worlds" was published on Forbes.com on September 7, 2021.
Link to article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesbusinesscouncil/2021/09/07/rise-of-a-new-disruptor-how-nfts-are-revolutionizing-the-art-and-entertainment-worlds/?sh=40ff15161a90
Born in Ukraine, Michael Golomb came to America as a teenager with the dreams of success that many immigrants have when they arrive in America. Before founding FanVestor, he had four exits, managed two IPOs, and was a leader at several publicly traded companies (NASDAQ: LSE, AIM).
Golomb's background as an entrepreneurial executive boasts 25 years of senior management experience across a broad spectrum of industries. His expertise has been successfully applied across verticals ranging from startups to large public corporations, including telecom, blockchain, digital health and medical devices, consumer electronics and hardware, manufacturing, software/SaaS, and real estate. In addition to his knowledge-based experience across multiple categories in raising equity though a variety of public and private equity/debt instruments, Golomb brings exceptional know-how of global capital markets, compliance and fintech to FanVestor.
Golomb is a graduate of Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, earning Master's of Science in Management, with an emphasis on Organization Behavior and Entrepreneurship. He also received an MBA in Finance at Santa Clara University's Leavey School of Business and a B.A. from Occidental College, with a double major in diplomacy/world affairs and economics. Once a professional chess player, he currently resides with his family in California.
About FanVestor – FanVestor.com offers an all-in-one securities crowdfunding (through FanVestor CF), commerce, auctions (Q3 to Q4 2021), and charity sweepstakes platform designed specifically to support the multitude ventures of celebrities. Founded by Michael Golomb, an innovator in the world of business and fintech, FanVestor's robust technology platform will allow athletes, media and music celebrities, fashion icons, and artists to leverage their influence by offering their fans an opportunity to participate in their latest projects or charitable initiatives. The company's leadership team and Board of Directors includes former News Corp. executive Marty Pompadur, former President of Korea Telecom, Yung Kim, and Marvin Liao, former head of 500 StartUps Accelerator, along with several other successful executives. For more information on FanVestor's Reg A+ offering, visit http://invest.fanvestor.com/
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AI Machine Learning Efforts Encounter A Carbon Footprint Blemish
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By Lance Eliot, the AI Trends Insider
Green AI is arising.
Recent news about the benefits of Machine Learning (ML) and Deep Learning (DL) has taken a slightly downbeat turn toward pointing out that there is a potential ecological cost associated with these systems. In particular, AI developers and AI researchers need to be mindful of the adverse and damaging carbon footprint that they are generating while crafting ML/DL capabilities.
It is a so-called "green" or environmental wake-up call for AI that is worth hearing.
Let's first review the nature of carbon footprints (CFPs) that are already quite familiar to all of us, such as the carbon belching transportation industry.
A carbon footprint is usually expressed as the amount of carbon dioxide emissions spewed forth, including for example when you fly in a commercial plane from Los Angeles to New York, or when you drive your gasoline-powered car from Silicon Valley to Silicon Beach.
Carbon accounting is used to figure out how much a machine or system produces in terms of its carbon footprint when being utilized and can be calculated for planes, cars, washing machines, refrigerators, and just about anything that emits carbon fumes.
We all seem to now know that our cars are emitting various greenhouse gasses including the dreaded carbon dioxide vapors that have numerous adverse environmental impacts. Some are quick to point out that hybrid cars that use both gasoline and electrical power tend to have a lower carbon footprint than conventional cars, while Electrical Vehicles (EV's) are essentially zero carbon emissions at the tailpipe.
Calculating Carbon Footprints For A Car
When ascertaining the carbon footprint of a machine or device, it is easy to fall into the mental trap of only considering the emissions that occur when the apparatus is in use. A gasoline car might emit 200 grams of carbon dioxide per kilometer traveled, while a hybrid-electric might produce about half at 92 grams, and an EV presumably at 0 grams, per EPA and Department of Energy.
See this U.S. government website for detailed estimates about carbon emissions of cars: https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/info.shtml#guzzler
Though the direct carbon footprint aspect does indeed involve what happens during the utilization effort of a machine or device, there is also the indirect carbon footprint that requires our equal attention, involving both upstream and downstream elements that contribute to a fuller picture of the true carbon footprint involved. For example, a conventional gasoline-powered car might generate perhaps 28 percent of its total life-time carbon dioxide emissions when the car was originally manufactured and shipped to being sold.
You might at first be normally thinking like this:
Total CFP of a car = CFP while burning gasoline
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Pramod Raval, M.D.
24661 Coolidge Highway
Oak Park, Michigan 48237-1449
Dear Dr. Raval:
Between May 17 and June 7, 2005, Ms. Catherine Quinlan, representing the Food and Drug Administration (FDA or agency), conducted an investigation to review your conduct of the following
Protocol: [redacted] entitled: "A Randomized Double-Blind, Multicenter, Active-Control Study Evaluating the Efficacy and Safety of [redacted] in Subjects with Moderate to Severe Osteoarthritis Pain" performed for [redacted]
Protocol [redacted] entitled: "An Open-Label, Randomized Study to Evaluate the Safety of 4 mg Nicotine Lozenges in Comparison with 4 mg Nicotine Gum in Smokers with Certain Underlying Disease Restrictions Specified in the Label" performed for GlaxoSmithKline.
This inspection is a part of FDA's Bioresearch Monitoring Program, which includes inspections designed to evaluate the conduct of research and to ensure that the rights and welfare of the human subjects of those studies have been protected.
At the conclusion of the inspection, Ms. Quinlan presented and discussed with you the items listed on Form FDA 483, Inspectional Observations. We have reviewed the inspection report, the documents submitted with that report, and your written responses to the Form FDA 483 dated July 13 and August 8, 2005. We do not find your responses to be acceptable in addressing the matters under complaint, which are described below.
Based on our evaluation of the information obtained by the agency, the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (the Center) believes that you repeatedly or deliberately violated regulations governing the proper conduct of clinical studies involving investigational products as published under Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 312 (copy enclosed) and that you have repeatedly or deliberately submitted false information in required reports to FDA or the sponsor (21 CFR 312.70).
This letter provides you with written notice of the matters under complaint and initiates an administrative proceeding, described below, to determine whether you should be disqualified from receiving investigational products as set forth under 21 CFR 312.70. A listing of the violations follows.
The applicable provisions of the CFR are cited for each violation.
1. You submitted false information to the sponsor in a required report [21 CFR 312.701]
As part of the subject qualification procedures for study [redacted] subjects were to document opioid usage for a two week screening period. In the first week (Week 1), subjects were to maintain a diary of opioid intake and document the use of an opioid analgesic for pain at the primary osteoarthritis (OA) pain site at a dose of >30 mg and 80 mg/day of opioid equivalents (on four or more days of the seven day period). The protocol specifies that subjects would qualify for continuance into the second week of the study (Week 2 or the opioid-tapering phase) provided that they documented the requisite use of opioids in the first week and that their diaries were completed appropriately and legibly. In Week 2, subjects were to document the tapering of their opioid medication, dependent on the investigator's assessment of the subject's level of pain and the implementation of the recommendations in the "American Pain Society Opioid Tapering Algorithm" as appropriate. Subjects who reported pain scores during Week 2 that fell within protocol specified limits were eligible to enter the open-label Run-in period, during which subjects who tolerated the 10 mg study drug [redacted] were to be titrated upwards to the 20 mg [redacted]
For the majority of subjects randomized into this study, records either indicate that the subjects did not meet the above qualification criteria or fail to show. whether the subjects met these criteria. However, statements in the CRFs indicate that subjects qualified for entry into the Run-in period of the study. For example:
a. Pain Medications diaries for subjects 39006 and 39008 are blank; therefore, there is no documentation of the baseline opioid dosage (Week 1) nor is there documentation of opioid tapering (Week 2). Despite this lack of documentation, the CRFs completed by sub-investigator [redacted] state that the diaries were reviewed, found complete, appropriate, and legible, and that the subjects took the protocol-specified amounts of opioids. These statements are not supported by the subjects' diaries.
b. Subject 39009's Pain Medications diaries document only the use of Advil, a non-opioid, for Weeks 1 and 2. The CRFs completed by sub-investigator [redacted], state that the diaries were reviewed, found complete, appropriate, and legible, and that the subject took the protocol-specified amounts of opioids. These statements are not supported by the subject's diaries.
c. Subject 39011's Pain Medications diaries document only the use of a non-opioid analgesic (Motrin) for Weeks 1 and 2. The CRFs completed by sub-investigator [redacted] state that the diaries were reviewed, found complete, appropriate, and legible, and that the subject took the protocol-specified amounts of opioids. These statements are not supported by the subject's diaries.
d. Subject 39012's Pain Medications diaries document only the use of non-opioid analgesics (Vioxx, Excedrin, and Bextra) for Weeks 1 and 2. The CRFs completed by sub-investigator [redacted] state that the diaries were reviewed, found complete, appropriate, and legible, and that the subject took the protocol-specified amounts of opioids. These statements are not supported by the subject's diaries.
e. Subject 39014's Pain Medications diary for Week 1 documents only the use of non-opioid analgesics (Vioxx, Motrin, and Advil). The Week 2 diary notes the use of Celebrex, Motrin, and Vicodin. Vicodin, the only opioid analgesic used, was used one time on one day during Week 2. The CRFs completed by sub-investigator [redacted] state that the diaries were reviewed, found complete, appropriate, and legible, and that the subject took the protocol-specified amounts of opioids. These statements are not supported by the subject's diaries.
2. You failed to ensure that the clinical trial was conducted according to the signed investigator statement, in that you failed to adequately supervise the clinical trial [21 CFR 312.60].
Your general responsibilities as a clinical investigator (21 CFR 312.60) include ensuring that the investigation is conducted according to the signed investigator statement, the investigational plan, and applicable regulations; protecting the rights, safety and welfare of subjects under your care; and ensuring control of drugs under investigation. When you signed the investigator statement (Form FDA 1572) for the above-referenced clinical investigation, you committed to taking on the responsibilities of a clinical investigator at your site. You specifically agreed to personally conduct or supervise the clinical study, and to ensure that all associates, colleagues, and employees assisting in the conduct of the study were informed about their obligations. While you may delegate certain study tasks to individuals qualified to perform them, as clinical investigator, you must adequately supervise those to whom you delegate authority. Our investigation indicates that your supervision of personnel to whom you delegated study tasks was not adequate to ensure that clinical trials were conducted according to the signed investigator statement, the investigational plan, and applicable regulations, and in a manner that protected the rights, safety, and welfare of human subjects.
You delegated substantial responsibilities in the conduct of protocol [redacted] to your sub-investigator, [redacted]. You failed to adequately supervise [redacted] in the conduct of delegated tasks. For example, as described in item 1 above, six subjects had blank diaries or documented that they used no opioids whatsoever during the Weeks 1 and 2 screening period even though lack of opioid use during this period was an exclusion criterion for the study. Despite these subjects having blank diaries or documenting no opioid use, your sub-investigator documented these individuals as having filled out diaries that were complete, appropriate, and legible, that the subjects had taken the protocol-specified amounts of opioids, and that the subjects were eligible for the Run-in phase of the study. Had you provided adequate oversight of the study, it would have been obvious from a review of the subject's diaries that these six subjects were clearly ineligible for study continuation according to the protocol.
3. You failed to protect the rights, safety, and welfare of subjects under your care [21 CFR 312.60].
In protocol [redacted] subject 39004's diaries for Visit 1-2 of April 21-26, 2004 and Visit 2-3 of April 27-May 3, 2004, document a dose of 4-6 tablets per day of propoxyphene (Darvon). The CRF indicates that the subject tapered her opioid intake beginning on April 17, 2004. This date indicates that the tapering process began prior to Visit 1-2, the period during which the subject was only to record drug intake. Tapering, according to protocol, was to occur during the Visit 2-3 period . The screening worksheet which assessed the subject on May 4, 2004, the day after the Visit 2-3 period, states that the subject tapered her opioid intake and qualified for the Run-in period. In addition, the screening worksheet intended to capture information on non-opioid analgesic intake notes that Darvon intake was reduced from 4-6 tablets every 4-6 hours to 2 tablets every 4-6 hours. This information is not supported by data in the subject diaries. The diaries show that 32 tablets of Darvon were taken during Week 1 and 36 tablets were taken in Week 2, an increase of four tablets, contradicting the worksheet statement that opioid use had been tapered. Subject 39004 continued into the Run-in phase of the study where she recorded pain levels of 8-10 for seven out of seven days. The protocol required that subjects record pain levels at the primary OA site of 4 for six of seven days in order to qualify for the randomization phase of the study. The subject, though not qualified because of excessive pain scores, was entered into the randomization phase of the study. The subject dropped out of the study because of intolerable pain.
In addition, Subject 39010's Pain Medications diaries document only the use of non-opioid analgesics (ibuprofen, aspirin, and Motrin) for Weeks 1 and 2. The CRFs state that the diaries were reviewed, found complete, appropriate, and legible, but that the subject did not take the protocol-specified amounts of opioids. Nevertheless, the subject was continued in the study. Also, though lack of opioid use during this period was an exclusion criterion for the study, as described under item 1, six other subjects were continued in the study who had blank diaries or documented that they used no opioids whatsoever during the Weeks 1 and 2 screening period.
In summary, of 14 subjects screened for this study, at least eight subjects were continued in the study despite meeting protocol-specified exclusion criteria regarding the use of opioids for pain control. Thus, the rights, safety, and welfare of these subjects were not protected, and subject 39004 in particular experienced severe pain for an extended period because of a lack of adherence to the protocol and a lack of monitoring of the subject's self-reported condition in the diary.
4. You failed to conduct the study according to the investigational plan [21 CFR 312.60].
a. Five subjects (003, 006, 007, 008, and 009) completed study [redacted]. The protocol specified visits at intervals of two, four, six, and twelve weeks after the quit date for Visits 2, 3, 4, and 5, respectively. However, review of the Enrollment Log indicates that these five were seen every two weeks beginning with Visit 1. Thus, the timing between visits for these subjects was inconsistent with the protocol-specified intervals. Your written response is inadequate. If subsequent visits were scheduled from Visit 1 per protocol requirements and per your written explanation, the interval between Visit 1 and Visit 5 would have remained approximately 12 weeks. Furthermore, as confirmed in your written response, these subjects do not have a documented "committed quit date" nor was there documentation of follow-up contact with the subjects 7-8 days after this date to confirm use of the assigned product as required by protocol.
b. Subjects 39006 and 39011 in protocol [redacted] did not undergo pregnancy testing as required by protocol. The protocol requires that subjects receive pregnancy tests at Visits 1 an d 10 or at study discontinuation. Both subjects had blood samples drawn at Visit 10; however, there is no documentation that either subject was tested for pregnancy.
c. Subject 39006 in Protocol [redacted] was not discontinued from the study despite documenting two days with Subjective Opiate Withdrawal Scale (SOWS) scores of 26 and 24 during the. opioid tapering period . Per protocol, a subject experiencing a SOWS score exceeding 23 on any given day during this phase must be discontinued from the study.
d. Subject 39010 in protocol [redacted] did not have two consecutive days of pain scores > 5 during the opioid tapering period, and, therefore, did not qualify for continued study-eligibility since the protocol required two consecutive days with pain scores > 5 during this period.
e. Pain scores reported by subjects 39006, 39008, 39010, and 39011, all in protocol [redacted] should have resulted in their discontinuation from the study. Per protocol, subjects must not report pain scores greater than four at the primary OA site for six of seven days during the Run-in period to remain eligible to enter the Double-blind Phase of the study. Each of these subjects reported pain scores exceeding this protocol-specified maximum.
f. Subjects 002 and 009 in study [redacted] were taking Diovan HCT and Lexapro, respectively; however, these concomitant medications were not listed in the Current/Concomitant Medications CRF as required by protocol. Your written response states that this failure to list these concomitant medications was a transcription error.
g. Some subjects experienced adverse events that were not documented on the Adverse Events CRF as required by protocol. For example:
i. Subject 3001 in study protocol [redacted] experienced incidents of headache and sore throat that were not reported on the Adverse Events CRF.
ii. Subjects 39003 an d 39010 in study protocol [redacted] reported that the [redacted] were itchy while subjects 39011 and 39012 in the same study reported that the [redacted] made them feel sleepy. None of these adverse events were reported on the Adverse Events CRF.
5. You failed to maintain adequate records of the disposition of the drug, including dates, quantity, and use by subject [21 CFR 312.62(a)].
a. At Visit 5 on May 17, 2004, subject 39003 for study [redacted] returned a [redacted] and rescue medications, had an old [redacted] removed and a new [redacted] applied, and was dispensed new rescue medications according to the progress note. The Master Drug Accountability Log contains no documentation of the dispensation or return of these [redacted] for this visit.
b. At Visit 3 on May 4, 2004, subject 39008 for study [redacted] had a [redacted] applied and was dispensed rescue medications according to the progress note. The respective Master Drug Accountability Logs do not document the dispensation or return of [redacted] and rescue medications.
On the basis of the above listed violations, FDA asserts that you have submitted false information to FDA or the sponsor in a required report and that you have repeatedly or deliberately failed to comply with the cited regulations. Accordingly, FDA proposes that you be disqualified as a clinical investigator. You may reply to the above stated issues, including an explanation of why you should remain eligible to receive investigational products and not be disqualified as a clinical investigator, in a written response or at an informal conference in my office. This procedure is provided for by regulation at 21 CFR 312.70.
Within fifteen (15) days of receipt of this letter, write or call me at (301) 796-3392 to arrange a conference time or to indicate your intent to respond in writing. Your written response should be forwarded within thirty (30) days of receipt of this letter. Your reply should be sent to:
Leslie K. Ball, M.D.
Office of Compliance
Building 51, Room 5342
Silver Spring, Maryland 20993-0002
Should you request an informal conference, we ask that you provide us with a full and complete explanation of the above listed violations. You should bring with you all pertinent documents, and a representative of your choosing may accompany you. Although the conference is informal, a transcript of the conference will be prepared. If you choose to proceed in this manner, we plan to hold such a conference within 30 days of your request.
At any time during this administrative process, you may enter into a consent agreement with FDA regarding your future use of investigational products. Such an agreement would terminate this disqualification proceeding. Enclosed you will find a proposed agreement between you and FDA.
FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (the Center) will carefully consider any oral or written response you make to this proceeding. If your explanation is accepted by the Center, the disqualification process will be terminated. If your written or oral responses to our allegations are unsatisfactory, or we cannot come to terms on a consent agreement, or you do not respond to this notice, you will be offered a regulatory hearing before FDA, pursuant to 21 CFR Part 16 (enclosed) and 21 CFR 312.70 (enclosed). Before such a hearing, FDA will provide you notice of the matters to be considered, including a comprehensive statement of the basis for the decision or action taken or proposed, and a general summary of the information that will be presented by FDA in support of the decision or action. A presiding officer free from bias or prejudice and who has not participated in this matter will conduct the hearing. Such a hearing will determine whether or not you will remain entitled to receive investigational products.
You should be aware that neither entry into a consent agreement nor pursuit of a hearing precludes the possibility of a corollary judicial proceeding or administrative remedy concerning these violations.
(See appended electronic signature page}
Enclosures:
#I - Consent Agreement
#2 - 21 CFR 16
#3 - 21 CFR 312.70
This is a representation of an electronic record that was signed electronically and this page is the manifestation of the electronic signature.
LESLIE K BALL


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A Sydney teacher wins a prestigious award for her contributions to education
Kimberley Fitzgerald, Blacktown Principal Peter Flowers, Supreet Kaur
Critical thinking, creativity and clear communication are the three Cs that make a successful teacher, according to 2014 World Teachers Day Award recipient Supreet Kaur.
A teacher for the past 14 years at Blacktown Girls High School, Kaur was recently felicitated with the prestigious 2014 World Teachers' Day Recognition Award from the Australian College of Educators for her outstanding contribution to education through technology and e-learning. Alongside Kaur, Kimberley Fitzgerald was honoured for her focus on embedding literacy across the curriculum at the school.
Supreet Kaur's passion for teaching was nurtured by her wonderful teachers who taught her in India. "I used to observe my own teachers and decided that one day I too would teach and play a role in bringing a positive impact on the lives and minds of young people," Kaur said.
Originally from Jalander in Punjab, Kaur migrated to Australia 22 years ago with her husband and a four-month-old son. Initially, she was discouraged from teaching in Australia and decided to work in the IT industry. "I was advised not to be a teacher in Australia," Kaur recalled. "I changed my career path and worked as a computer programmer for a few years. However, after some time, I decided to become a teacher again and joined the Department of Education."
Blacktown Girls High School is a very multicultural school and her Indian descent was never a barrier.
"My cultural difference has never been an issue during my teaching career," Kaur stressed. "At this school we celebrate cultural diversity and this is important amongst both the staff and students."
Today, Kaur has two grown up sons at university and a very supportive husband. She teaches Information Processes and Technology to Years 11 and 12, and Information Software and Technology to Years 9 and 10. She shares a great rapport with her students who in turn have a great deal of respect for her.
"I like to create an environment of open communication in my classroom so that my students feel comfortable to share their views, thoughts and ideas," Kaur explained. "I love to share my knowledge of education and life with my students."
Kaur is also very passionate when it comes to the quality of teaching. "All my lessons involve project-based learning where students collaboratively work in small groups on a meaningful project that requires critical thinking, creativity and clear communication in order to solve a complex problem," she said. "This gives students the chance to explore real world problems and challenges. This is what I believe is required for success in today's world."
The staff and her colleagues at Blacktown Girls High School are like family to her. "It is a privilege to work with a team of hard working staff under the leadership of Mr Flowers (Principal), Mr Lumb (Deputy Principal) and Mrs Trimmis. We all work together relentlessly to support all the students to achieve their full potential and empower them to successfully engage in 21st century employment and life," Kaur told Indian Link.
Blacktown Girls High School has recently been recognised for making a difference and providing quality education to young women in Western Sydney. Within two years, school results in national tests have improved and the average scores in the national literacy and numeracy tests have risen from significantly below to reach the national average.
Some of Supreet Kaur's most cherished moments have been when her accomplished ex-students come back to acknowledge her contribution to their life. "Occasionally I have met my ex-students who have come to me and said 'Thank you for teaching me.' This happened just the other day."
Encouraging people to enter the teaching profession, Kaur strongly feels teaching is a rewarding profession. "You watch your students grow, you learn from your students and you keep developing your own skills with the students," she said. "Personally I love being a teacher and I would encourage our young generation to join the profession to give it a new direction."
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Posted on October 26, 2021 By Legal 60
LawSikho, a leading ed-tech startup focused on legal education headquartered in New Delhi has collaborated with the ICFAI University through the ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education. ICFAI University is a deemed-to-be-University and one of the premier institutes imparting legal education in India.
ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad, which has been key to this collaboration, has been ranked as one of the top 30 law schools in India by the Ministry of Education. On Saturday, in the presence of leadership teams of both the leadership team of LawSikho and ICFAI Law School Hyderabad, an MoU was signed to roll out several collaborative legal education courses in a blended format.
LawSikho collaborates with ICFAI University
The ceremony was attended by Prof A.V. Narsimha Rao, Director, ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad, Dr K. Hariharan, Assistant Professor, ICFAI Law School, Mr Ramanuj Mukherjee, CEO and Mr Abhyuday Agarwal, COO, LawSikho. Mr Saptarshi Roy, Vice President, Strategic Partnerships and Corporate Programs at LawSikho was also present. Commenting on the occasion, Ramanuj Mukherjee said, "ICFAI University is one of the most forward-looking and fastest growing university groups in India. We really look forward to working together."
Prof A.V. Narsimha Rao, Director, ICFAI Law School said, "The Collaboration with Lawsikho is one of the significant steps towards the interface of academics and industry. In the given dynamic and complex legal arena both the parties to the MoU are the winners and decided to wipe out the myths in learning law and place a strong foundation to the law students and budding professionals in carving out their careers. We are sure that this engagement is going to add value to both institutions immensely"
Some of the blended courses being launched jointly for LawSikho and ICFAI University will include courses in Consumer Litigation, Electricity and Renewable Energy Laws, E-commerce, Fintech regulations, International Taxation and Transfer Pricing, Judiciary and UGC-NET Test Preparation courses.
LawSikho has taken the leading place in the legal test-prep market in the recent months with a very high success rate and would assist alumni and faculty members of ICFAI Law School interested in UGC-NET (law) and judiciary exams across 7 campuses.
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Interviews Static Tension
Static Tension Talks of New Album and Band Insight
Progressive grunge metal enthusiasts Static Tension have an all new album causing such a buzz, so much is being said of it. The band goes into talks of the album, some insight history behind this band, and what sort of plans align the way ahead.
1. Let's start off with an icebreaker. If you could describe your band in 3 words, what would they be?
Progressive grunge metal.
2. What are your names and what do you do in the band?
Rob Rom, I'm the lead vocalist and lyricist.
Greg Blachman plays guitars and does some vocals.
Brian Spurrier is our bassist.
And Tony Sager is our percussionist.
3. You guys are a newer band so many people might know about your history. Would you be able to delve into it a little?
Let's see if I can sum it up in a short paragraph or two. I met Greg 4 years ago through a friend and we hit it off. We started making music together with our friend Ritchie Paik who played bass at the time, and a drummer we found through an ad named Tony Sager. We recorded and released our first EP "Rebirth", played some small shows, and headed back to our recording space for our 2nd EP, "Out of Reach".
In August of 2017, Ritchie had to part ways for very respectable reasons, as he's a fantastic human being. Our good friend and artist from our previous EP's, Brian Spurrier, picked up the bass and we started writing "Ashes to Animation" right away.
4. Where does the name Static Tension come from?
Greg basically used that name in the 90's for a project, and he released an album called "paint by numbers". We just liked how it sounded and figured it fits what we're about, mental illnesses and the darker tones of life. It can't be all butterflies and roses all the time.
5. Who are some of your influences?
Well Alice In Chains is a major influence, both eras, they've always been a top favorite. We all have some varying tastes so I can't speak for everyone, but there's definitely some Black Sabbath, Soundgarden, Nirvana, faith no more, dream theater, fates warning, Pink Floyd, Deep purple, Jethro Tull, Mastodon, Gojira... just a wide mix of rock and metal
6. What are your songs about? (What specific themes do they cover?)
We hit on the struggles of people like us. Anxiety, depression, addiction, spirituality, just basically a lot of human emotion. It may change over time to mirror whatever we're going through or thinking but at the moment we're reaching out to those battling these issues.
7. Do you write your own songs? (Discuss the songwriting process in detail.)
Yes we write our own music. All songs are different. Usually Greg will come up with a great riff and we will get together and build melodies and timings from there. But sometimes I will come up with a vocal melody and bring it to the band, and we've even had tony bring us a few guitar riffs. So we try different avenues and angles to make sure there's a good variety of sounds.
8. What was the recording process like for this new album of yours?
Easier than our previous EP's. We've learned a lot and we do our recording, mixing, and mastering all on our own with no outside influence. It's a great way to learn as you go and also helps to achieve a one of a kind raw sound. The writing always comes easy and natural for us, and of course there are frustrations that occur with tracking and schedules but over all it was a pleasure.
9. Would you say that you have a favorite song off this album and which is it and why?
We all have our favorite but mine is "No Return", which was not a choice for the singles we've released so far. I've always preferred the deeper cuts and "No Return" is the song I would show people to say "This is Static Tension".
10. Why should people go forth and check out this album?
I think people will find an old familiar 90's feel. I also feel there's a lot going on in this album so it's an interesting listen to say the least. Its a mysterious album that starts off with a bit of a trance like introduction and doesn't pull any punches for an hour straight... it's a complete dive into everything the four of us have ever loved about rock music.
11. What would you say separates you from other bands in the scene?
We write what we would love to hear instead of what we think the majority of people want to hear. We give you a break from cliche lyrics and repetitive pop rock riffs provided by mainstream radio and attempt to grab something outside of the box.
12. How about this next year, what is next for Static Tension?
We're promoting "Ashes to Animation", playing some shows, selling some merchandise, gaining new listeners, writing more new music, and enjoying every moment of having the ability to share music with our wonderful friends and fans!
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Rental markets can fluctuate wildly by geography. Since 43% of renters are under 30 years old, we wanted to help 20-somethings find the best metropolitans for renters. We looked for metropolitans with affordable rentals and high percentages of renters, which speaks to the size and quality of the rental market.
Is there a sizable rental market? We looked at the percentage of total households that are renters to gauge the quality and size of the rental market.
Is renting affordable for the average individual? We looked at the percentage of the monthly median income needed to rent a one-bedroom apartment.
Fargo is North Dakota's largest city, sitting on the western bank of the Red River of the North. A full 46% of households in the area rents, displaying a thriving rental market. Fargo scored well on affordability – the median rent of a one-bedroom apartment is a mere 8% of the monthly median income. The area's second-largest employer is North Dakota State University, located in Fargo. The Fargo Human Relations Commission launched a Know Your Rights Initiative in 2006 to give the community access and information about their rights and responsibilities as tenants and landlords.
Grand Forks ranks second on our list for its thriving rental market and affordability. It's North Dakota's third-largest city and a mere 80 miles away from Fargo. Forty-five percent of the area's households rent, and the median rent of a one-bedroom apartment is only 9% of the monthly median income. The city is home to Grand Forks Air Base and the University of North Dakota, the oldest and largest university in the state.
Ames is located in Central Iowa, 30 miles north of Des Moines, and is home to the Iowa State University of Science and Technology, the largest employer in the city. There is plenty of affordable rental housing – 45% of the area's households rent, and the median rent of a one-bedroom apartment is 9% of the median monthly income.
Corvallis is situated in Willamette Valley in western Oregon, around 85 miles south of Portland. Oregon State University is just outside downtown Corvallis. The Corvallis area's rental market is great for OSU students, as rent is very affordable – the median monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment costs only $578, which is only 8% of the median monthly income.
The Washington, D.C. metropolitan area is the largest on our list. A whopping 57% of all households in this region rent. While the median monthly rent of a one-bedroom apartment, at $1,191, is higher than that of all other metropolitan areas on our list, it is only 13% of the median monthly income. Because Washington, D.C. has such a high concentration of renters, the District of Columbia government has an office dedicated specifically to tenant rights and advocacy. Additionally, tenants can find information and educational resources from the D.C. Tenants Advocacy Coalition (TENAC).
The Lawrence metropolitan area encompasses all of Douglas County and is centered around the city, which is situated on the banks of Kansas and Wakarusa Rivers. Lawrence is home to the Haskell Indian Nations University and the University of Kansas, Lawrence's largest employer. Forty-eight percent of Lawrence's households are renters, and the median monthly rent is only $665 for a one-bedroom apartment, a mere 11% of the median monthly income. The University of Kansas provides information on Consumer and Tenant Affairs to educate and aid student renters on landlord/tenant rights.
The Blacksburg-Christiansburg-Radford metropolitan area is located in the New River Valley region of the Appalachian Mountains in western Virginia. The area is home to Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech), located in Blacksburg, and Radford University, located in Radford. Virginia Tech's Office of Student Affairs focuses on protecting students under tenancy laws, providing resources for renters such as information about the Virginia Residential Landlord Tenant Act. The Blacksburg-Christiansburg-Radford area has one of the highest percentages of renters at 45% and a fairly affordable median monthly rent of $645 for a one-bedroom apartment, which is 11% of the median monthly income.
The fifth-largest city in Missouri, Columbia is the center of the Columbia metropolitan area. The University of Missouri is located in Columbia and is the largest employer. Columbia has some of the most affordable apartments in our list, with the monthly median rent of a one-bedroom apartment of $546. Because 41% of households rent, Columbia's city government has provided resources for tenants and landlords.
Lincoln is the capital and second-largest city in Nebraska. Home to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the university is the third-largest employer in the city, after the State of Nebraska and Lincoln Public Schools. Forty-one percent of the households in Lincoln are renters, and one-bedroom apartments cost only 9% of the median monthly income. Nebraska's RentWise program aims to help tenants learn about tenant rights and responsibilities in Lincoln's large rental housing market.
The Bloomington-Normal metropolitan area is located in central Illinois, 70 miles northeast of Springfield. 32% of Bloomington-Normal households rent, and rental housing is very affordable. The median monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment is only $552, which is 7% of the median monthly income. The largest employers are State Farm Insurance, which is headquartered in Bloomington, and Illinois State University, located in Normal. Illinois State University provides legal help for students' tenant rights and also has an Off-Campus Student Association that provides information and education for student renters.
Is there a sizable rental market? Metropolitans with the highest percentage of households that rent scored higher.
Are rentals affordable? Metropolitans with the lowest percentage of monthly income needed to rent a one-bedroom apartment scored higher.
We included the 567 largest metropolitan areas in the U.S. using data from the Department of Housing and Urban Development and National Low Income Housing Coalition.


In Truth, Lies, and O-Rings, McDonald, a skilled engineer and executive, relives the tragedy from where he stood at Launch Control Center. As he fought to draw attention to the real reasons behind the disaster, he was the only one targeted for retribution by both NASA and his employer, Morton Thiokol, Inc., makers of the shuttle's solid rocket boosters. In this whistle-blowing yet rigorous and fair-minded book, McDonald, with the assistance of internationally distinguished aerospace historian James R. Hansen, addresses all of the factors that led to the accident, some of which were never included in NASA's Failure Team report submitted to the Presidential Commission.


One of my deepest impressions of Fotanian: Fotan Artists Open Studios 2008 earlier this year was a studio on the 16th floor [translator's note: It should have been 18th of the Block B of Wah Luen Industrial Centre], situated beside a roast meat factory. The owner of the studio is Singapore-born artist Michael Lee Hong Hwee. During the open days, the studio exhibited handcrafted miniature books and objects. Recently, in conjunction with October Contemporary 2008, he created an installation entitled The Booked, the Unbooked and the Unbookable.
Books again? Even his studio name has the word Bibliothèque (French for library). Are books the the biggest love objects of artists and cultural practitioners? "I have a love-hate relationship with books: When I was young, the burden of humanities subjects like literature and history horrified me. As I grew up, peer influence led me to realise that books are not only for reading; they can also be 'looked at,' to be appreciated." Lee's latest installation is a collaboration with young artist Lee Chun Fung. In it, they did almost everything one can to books: enlarge, minitaurise, cut,... only short of putting them in pots to cook.
Their Unbookshop is filled with books, which are not for sale. Neither are they for reading; only for appreciation. The artists explored ways of displaying books instead. For example, they placed Mark Gisborune's book, Double Act: Two Artists One Expression, beside Jin Yong's classic The Return of the Condor Heroes, suggesting that artistic duos' practice are not unlike that of the legendary pugilistic master Xiaolongnu and her disciple Yangguo known for their two-in-one swordplay. There are also many intriguing books; even though there weren't any books from the archive or library, the installation has value in visual appreciation.
Is Singaporean Lee's move to Hong Kong a coincidence, given that the two cities are rather similar? "At first I thought it might have been mere chance, but I soon recalled that I had liked Hong Kong very much since young; I even fantasised and shared about my dream of immigrating here, to my adult relatives, who responded uniformly: 'Everyone is leaving Hong Kong because of the 1997 Handover; and you want to immigrate there?" Yet he has come eventually, though this time in the capacity of a tourist working as an artist here. He wishes most to absorb the gung-ho spirit here. "There isn't any back home," Lee added.


What is Retro Pie ? It's software that allows you to play tons of emulators of old game consoles, from home systems like the Atari 2600, Super NES, Super Nintendo, etc. to the old 70's and 80's arcade machines that you would find in the mall. It even has the ability to play emulators for old home computers like Commodore 64 and the Sinclair Z80.
More technically, the Retro Pie is a collection of emulators and scripts which use Emulation Station as a front end.
Here's a secret: while the Retro Pie is mainly geared to be installed on a Raspberry Pi, you don't need a Raspberry Pi to install Retro Pie. You can install it on any PC that has a debian based linux operating system. Since I had installed Kubuntu on the Zotac Nano, I downloaded and installed the Debian/Ubuntu PC version of Retro Pie.
After installing Retro Pie according to the instructions, adding some themes (I settled on Cabsnazzy) and a set of Xbox 360 controllers, I downloaded some individual sample Roms to test the Mame emulator, an emulator that plays old arcade type games. What I discovered was that there are several different Mame emulators packaged with Retro Pie. For example, there is "mame4all", "Mame 2000", "Mame 2003 Libretto", "Advance Mame", etc.
Not any Mame rom will play in any Mame emulator. You need to install the correct "Romset version" of the Rom for each emulator. What does that mean ? Well, apparently various people have collected hundreds or even thousands of roms for a particular Mame version, customized them for that particular version of Mame, and packaged them into a "Rom Set". The Rom Sets for each Mame Emulator are listed here at the Mame Retro Pie Wiki. To find a particular game and what RomSet it is in see here or here to download the entire lists of games for a particular Romset.
The first test I did was to download the Rom Set for Mame 2003. This Rom Set is 0.78. The download links are found at archive.org. The non-merged set is the one that will work with Emulation Station.
For the Mame 2003 set (Romset 0.78, about 2 GB) the easiest way to download is in linux using the linux command line program "transmission-cli" which will download torrent files. Copy the TORRENT link shown on the archive.org page and use that with torrent-cli.
Once downloaded, unzip the downloaded file and move your selected roms to the correct subfolder in your Retro Pie install directory i.e., the "RetroPie/roms/mame-libreto/mame2003/" folder. Do NOT unzip any of the Roms. Copy the contents of the "samples" folder, to "RetroPie/roms/mame-libreto/mame2003/samples".
For Advance Mame, you will need to download the Mame 0.106 Rom Set as shown on the Retro Pie Wiki.
Warning: The 0.106 Romset is HUGE – about 65.6 GB zipped. Because of its size, the .106 Romset should be downloaded on Windows rather than Linux as the standard Linux zip programs do not handle multi-part zips well, and a program that does, 7Zip only works on Windows.
Once the .106 Romset is downloaded, download and install 7zip.
Open the 7zip File Manager and navigate to the Romset download folder. For version 0.106 you will see that the zip has downloaded in 70 different parts! No worries, 7zip handles these as one zip file without having to actually combine them.
While you can extract all of the rom subfolder and zips for all of the games, you can also extract only those individual games that are needed. Just drag the individual subfolders or zip file for a particular game out of the 7Zip File Manage. Do NOT unzip any games roms that are themselves individual zips as they may not work in the emulator if they are unzipped and the Mame emalutor can read the zipped roms fine. For easy transferring to a linux machine, open up a WinSCP session and drop the rom subfolder or zip file into the appropriate folder on your Retro Pie machine (RetroPie/roms/mame-advmame/). As before, the files in "Mame 0.106 Non-Merged\Samples" would be copied over to the related samples folder (RetroPie/roms/mame-advmame/samples).
That's it – those are the basics of installing the correct romset for a particular Mame version.
NOTE: This post is for educational purposes only. The use of roms with the MAME or other video arcade emulators requires compliance with all copyright laws and licenses. Use of most Roms require an appropriate license. Read this FAQ for details.


The hotel is within 5 minutes walk to the domestic terminal, but for international terminal it is quite a walk. There is a shuttle service, if I remember correct $5, will take you to international but check their schedule at the reception.
7 days ago Problem with this answer?
Also depends on if you are going to the domestic or international.
Yes. Ask at the counter. They are very helpful. Also buses are on time.. which is always helpful. I am sure they leave that early.
Yes there is a shuttle, however it only leaves at certain times.
The airport is in walking distance, we walked there, only took 5 minutes and there is a concrete walkway all the way.
There is a shuttle from the Ibis Brisbane to the international terminal. If your flight is from the domestic you can walk over to that terminal but ask for directions where to go if you're not familiar because you can't just run across the street. You have to use a special walkway. You should also check with the reception about when the shuttle runs. There are a couple of computer screens in the lobby to pay and reserve your seats for the shuttle. It does get busy sometimes so don't assume you can just come at the time you want and pay then.
Yes there is. Best to arrange through the front desk.
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What Makes A Parking Lot Compliant With ADA Standards?
In 1990, Congress passed the American With Disabilities Act (ADA), a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination based on disability. The ADA requires employers to provide reasonable accommodations to employees with disabilities and mandated public facilities, including parking lots, to meet certain accessibility requirements.
The 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design outlines physical construction and alteration requirements, which all properties must comply with.
For a parking lot to be ADA-compliant, it must have accessible parking spaces. This does not necessarily refer to parking spaces that are closest to the building; rather, these are parking spaces that have the easiest access to the building's entrance.
The number of accessible parking spaces a parking lot must have will depend on the total number of parking spaces available, as seen in the table below.
Note that these numbers are determined by the parking lot. If a property has 5 separate parking lots, each lot is considered individually. Also, if there's only one accessible parking space in a parking lot, then it should be van-accessible.
There are exceptions to these numbers. For example, at least 10 percent of parking spaces at hospital outpatient facilities should be accessible. That increases to 20 percent for outpatient rehabilitation and physical therapy facilities.Note that these numbers are determined by the parking lot. If a property has 5 separate parking lots, each lot is considered individually. Also, if there's only one accessible parking space in a parking lot, then it should be van-accessible.
Accessible parking space dimensions, signs, and maintenance
At a minimum, a car-accessible parking space must be 8 feet wide, with an access aisle of at least 5 feet. A van-accessible space, on the other hand, must be at least 8 feet wide and must be adjacent to an 8-foot access aisle. Access aisles can be shared by two accessible parking spaces.
If there's only one accessible parking space in a parking lot, it should be van-accessible.
Accessible parking spaces must be marked accordingly. These must be identified by signs that include the International Symbol of Accessibility. Signs at van-accessible spaces must include the additional phrase "van-accessible." To ensure visibility, signs should be mounted so that the lower edge of the sign is at least five (5) feet above the ground.
Accessible parking spaces, aisles, and routes must be well-maintained and kept clear of snow, ice, or fallen leaf build-up. Parking lot surfaces within the vicinity should be level, stable, and slip-resistant.
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City of Burien receives petition seeking repeal of 'Sanctuary City' ordinance #651
Jul 12, 2017 | Burien News, Crime, Featured Stories, Headlines, Politics
On Friday, July 7, 2017, the City of Burien received an initiative petition asking to place on a ballot the repeal of Burien Ordinance No. 651.
The "immigration status ordinance" directs Burien City staff and law enforcement personnel to not inquire about immigration status or religious affiliation.
This new petition asks that an ordinance repealing Ordinance 651 be submitted to a vote of the registered voters of the City of Burien.
The Burien City Clerk received the signed petitions by appointment on Friday, July 7. Following RCW 35A.01.040(4), the City Clerk delivered the signed petitions to King County Elections on July 11, 2017. Washington state law requires petitions be delivered within 3 business days of receipt.
King County Elections will have the signatures counted no later than July 14, 2017.
According to RCW 35A.11.100, petitions for initiatives must be signed by at least 15 percent of the total number of registered voters within the City on the day of the last preceding City general election. Burien had 24,291 active registered voters according to the 2015 General Election validation summary report. A total of 3,643 valid signatures of City of Burien registered voters are needed to meet the sufficiency requirement of the law.
If there are enough valid signatures, then the County certifies the petition. After certification, the Burien City Council must take one of two actions: either pass the proposed ordinance without any alteration within 20 days of the receipt of certificate or immediately pass a resolution directing the County to place the proposed ordinance on the next general election date (November 7, 2017). The cost of adding this to the general election ballot is paid by the City of Burien.
If the petition is not certified, the petitioners have 10 days from the date of the certification decision to gather and transmit additional signatures.
Read our extensive previous coverage on this issue here.
More information about Ordinance 651:
Ordinance 651: An ordinance of the City of Burien, Washington, adding a Chapter 2.26 to the Burien Municipal Code relating to ascertaining immigration status or religion as it relates to the public health and safety of the residents of the city of Burien
Immigration Status Ordinance: Working to Build Trust between the City, Police, and Community (Burien Magazine, Spring 2017) (English and Spanish)
City of Burien Ordinance Works to Build Trust among the City, Police, and Community: Statement on the City of Burien's Immigration Status Ordinance No. 651 and President Trump's Executive Order: Enhancing Public Safety in the Interior of the United States (Press Release)
Letter from Monica Lusk, City Clerk to Julie Wise, Director, King County Records and Elections regarding Burien Initiative No. 1 to Repeal City of Burien Ordinance 651
Letter from Craig Keller, co-founder, Respect Washington regarding delivery of petitions to Burien City Hall
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[PA-NJ Glassblowers] Largest-Ever Exhibition of Mold-Blown Glass	from Ancient Rome to Open at The Corning Museum of Glass
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Today I received the press release below from Kim Thompson at CMOG about
this awesome CMOG exhibition about ancient mold-blown glass!
You may recall that on March 29 I wrote of the mold-blown pieces then being
exhibited (through April) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art which stated
"Ennion made me".
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CORNING, NY, May 12-This Saturday, The Corning Museum of Glass (CMoG) will
open the largest exhibition to date devoted to ancient mold-blown glass.
<http://www.cmog.org/collection/exhibitions/ennion> Ennion and his Legacy:
Mold-Blown Glass from Ancient Rome, which runs through January 4, 2016, will
explore the diversity of Roman mold-blown glass-in size, shape, and
decoration-which was traded across the Mediterranean world. The vessels
share a glimpse into the richness of life in the Roman times, from religion
and mythology to celebrity culture surrounding gladiators and Roman
empresses. 129 works, including highlights from CMoG's unparalleled
collection of ancient glass, along with loans from other international
museums and collections, will be on view.
Embedded within the exhibit is a smaller exhibit organized by the
Metropolitan Museum of Art, Ennion: Master of Glass, which brings together
24 of the 50 known, still-surviving works by Ennion, a glass artists who
transformed the industry, as the first glass artists to sign his works. This
part of the exhibit will be on view through October.
"The Corning Museum of Glass is home to the most comprehensive collection of
Roman glass in the world, allowing us to tell this important story of
innovation and entrepreneurship in the ancient world," said CMoG president
and executive director Dr. Karol Wight, exhibition curator and ancient glass
scholar. "The iconography depicted on these pieces reveals what was
important in popular culture in the ancient world-from the gods to favorite
gladiators."
The use of molds in glassmaking was introduced at the end of the first
century B.C., shortly after the introduction of glassblowing-a revolutionary
breakthrough that made the production of vessels faster and simpler. Molds,
which had been used to shape ceramic and metal objects, were quickly adapted
for glassblowing and enabled quicker manufacturing processes,
standardization of size, the production of multiples, and more elaborate,
intricate designs than those seen previously in ceramic or metal.
Particular highlights from the exhibition include:
*	Perfume bottles, which are the most common surviving mold-blown
objects from antiquity. A variety of colors among the surviving examples
have led scholars to speculate that the colors may have played a role in
marketing different scents.
*	Examples of a popular form known as a "janiform" head flask, or
vessels with two faces placed back to back. These flasks were inspired by
the Roman god Janus, who presided over beginnings and endings, and thus was
used as a guardian of doorways; Janus was represented as a double-faced
*	Vessels that are believed to be souvenirs from chariot races and
gladiatorial combats. These pieces are notable for their inscriptions, which
name the event participants.
A section of the exhibition will present the different techniques used to
create mold-blown glass forms. Much of what scholars know today about
mold-blown glass is drawn from careful observation of the vessels
themselves, noting where the mold seams are located, and using these same
seams to identify how many parts of a mold were used to shape the glass. The
exhibition will feature a new video on Roman mold-blowing glass techniques
to illustrate how the manufacture of these vessels may have been achieved.
Very few molds have survived from antiquity, so modern glassmakers have
attempted to recreate ancient techniques by using the designs of ancient
vessels to replicate molds and create ancient-style glass vessels with them.
Happenings at CMoG related to the exhibition:
The Hot Glass Demo team will present a special live, narrated demonstration
showcasing mold-blowing techniques. The glassmakers will create two
mold-blown pieces during this 30-minute demo. The first piece will be made
in a small terracotta mold, demonstrating techniques used during ancient
Roman times, and the second piece will be made at a larger scale using more
contemporary materials. Visitors to the Museum can see this show daily at
3:30 p.m., May 22 through Labor Day.
Visitors of all ages will be able to try the technique of mold-blown
glassmaking for themselves during a 40-minute Make Your Own Glass
experience. A beautiful mold-blown glass grape ornament, inspired by a
vessel in the exhibition, is the perfect souvenir to remember a visit to
Finger Lakes Wine Country! This project is available May 16 through January
4, 2016. The cost is $29, and advanced booking is recommended.
About The Corning Museum of Glass
The Corning Museum of Glass is home to the world's most important collection
of glass, including the finest examples of glassmaking spanning 3,500 years.
The 1000,000-square-foot Contemporary Art + Design Wing
<http://www.cmog.org/contemporary> , which opened in March 2015, includes a
new 26,000-square-foot contemporary art gallery building, as well as one of
the world's largest facilities for glassblowing demonstrations and design
sessions. These live glassblowing demos (offered at the Museum, on the road,
and at sea on Celebrity Cruises) bring the material to life.
Daily Make Your Own Glass experiences at the Museum enable visitors to
create work in a state-of-the-art glassmaking studio. The campus in Corning
includes a year-round glassmaking school, The Studio, and the Rakow Research
Library, the world's preeminent collection of materials on the art and
history of glass. Located in the heart of the Finger Lakes Wine Country of
New York State, the Museum is open daily, year-round. Kids and teens, 17 and
under, receive free admission. www.cmog.org.
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Hunter City Madness - "See You In Hell" (CD/EP)
"See You In Hell" track listing:
1. See You In Hell
2. Pleatherface
3. Snake 'em
4. Bad Venom
5. Booze Hounds
6. Spreading Panic (Like Legs)
7. The Old Habits Of Young Lovers
Reviewed by EdgeoftheWorld on December 3, 2011
"Fans of hardcore metal sounds are going to delight in the speed and savagery of Hunter City Madness' 'See You In Hell.' Others, with less of a tolerance for screaming, may find themselves searching for the aspirin after a mere 24 minutes."
On "See You In Hell," Hunter City Madness seems to be trying to beat the listener's eardrums into submission. Between Justin Gow's hardcore screaming and guitarists Nat Plamondon and Anthony Jordan Gow's heavy-as-hell riffing, there's little room to escape, with mere moments of clean vocals to cleanse the palate and a few mildly quieter instrumental interludes.
The disc gets off to a good start with the slightly creepy "See You In Hell," which has an almost western-movie feel to it, with some excellent clean vocal harmonies from Justin and Jordan Gow. That transcends into the hardcore "Pleatherface," which has Justin Gow sounding like he's just gargled glass over a stuttering guitar riff.
"Snake 'Em" is another highlight, with an excellent, though brief, guitar solo and some excellent clean vocals. The disc also ends on a good note, with the excellent blend of vocal styles on "The Old Habits Of Young Lovers."
The production is generally good, with Michael Jelkovic's drums having a particularly appealing tone. One wishes for perhaps a bit more of Sean Strasbourg's bass in the mix on occasion ("Booze Hounds" especially feels a tad light on the bottom end).
One might also wish for a little more sonic variety. Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of different riffs and speed changes, but they're almost all built around the idea of a guy screaming at the top of his lungs. Eventually (for me it was around the midpoint of "Spreading Panic (Like Legs)" that approach wears thin, especially given the excellence of the clean vocals.
Fans of hardcore metal sounds are going to delight in the speed and savagery of Hunter City Madness' "See You In Hell." Others, with less of a tolerance for screaming, may find themselves searching for the aspirin after a mere 24 minutes.
Highs: "See You In Hell," "Pleatherface" and "The Old Habits Of Young Lovers."
Lows: An over-reliance on hardcore screaming vocals.
Bottom line: Fans of hardcore shouting and pummeling guitars will find much to love.
Get more info including news, reviews, interviews, links, etc. on our Hunter City Madness band page.
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If you are into healthy alternatives, and have a sweet tooth like me but trying to maintain a healthy weight, and if you are diabetic and have to watch your blood sugar level after meal or if you are just simply trying to loss weight but can't give up your favorite dessert. Great news!! There is a company out there that makes healthy and natural alternative for sweeteners. Yes! natural and NOT artificial sweeteners. I am so glad that I was given the opportunity to review their products. I am a health conscious person but I also have a sweet tooth, I need to balance the two. I want to enjoy my sweets while maintaining a healthy body and healthy weight.
Before I share my review, let me tell you first what I learned about this company.
We take a lot of pride in supporting sustainable "Green" business practices. Many of our shipping containers utilize the so called "Packing Peanuts", however several years ago we converted these "peanuts" to a more environmentally conscious packing material using a VEGETABLE STARCH product that completely dissolves in water.
NuNaturals is a member of the American Herbal Products Association and the NNFA as well as their TruLabel Program. We absolutely guarantee that what is on our label is contained in the product and no more. We work very hard to source the Best Quality Herbs and Nutrients available.
The "Natural flavors" contained in some products are from pure plant extracts. If it's not on the label, it's not in the product.
One of the products they sent me is the NuStevia™ White Stevia Powder in 100 packets. What I like about this is that it doesn't have that bitter aftertaste and it is zero calorie. For a coffee drinker like me, I always want my coffee sweet. I do not like adding fresh milk to my coffee because it is not sweet. I do not like adding sweetener either because they have bitter aftertaste, yuck! Most of the time I use the liquid coffee creamer or non dairy creamer but who knows what health risks or side effects a non dairy creamer ingredients can bring and it has no nutritional value.
Finally with NuStevia I can enjoy my coffee adding fresh milk as my creamer. Not only I can enjoy a cup of sweet coffee but I also get nutrients and vitamins from fresh milk. The sweetener has NO bitter aftertaste and it has zero calories.
Another NuNaturals products they sent me for review are their Pure Liquid flavored Stevia that comes in Lemon, Cherry Vanilla and Peppermint flavor. These natural pure liquid flavored sweeteners can be added to your favorite beverages or recipes. What I love about these products is that it doesn't have unpleasant smell or a bitter aftertaste. Don't forget to SHAKE WELL before using.
Lemon NuStevia Alcohol Free 2 oz for $14.15 per bottle - For individual sensitive for alcohol this is for you. This gluten free lemon flavored Stevia can be added to your tea or coffee, yogurt or sparkling water(makes awesome sugar free soda). 7 drops taste as sweet as 1 tsp of sugar. I added mine to my coffee and I was like wow. Never tried a lemon flavored coffee before but I am liking this one. It gave my coffee a twist of flavor of real lemon. I also added this to a cup of cold water, an instant sweet lemonade.
Cherry Vanilla NuStevia 2 oz for $14.15 per bottle-Two great flavors combine to make a spectular Stevia liquid extract. Add to your seltzer to make a Dr.NuNaturals soda. 5 drops taste as sweet as 1 tsp sugar. I am not a cherry nor a vanilla flavor person but when I added this to my coffee I loved how my coffee tasted like. The combination of two flavors were good.
Peppermint NuStevia Alcohol Free 2 oz for $14.15 per bottle-5 drops taste as sweet as 1 teaspoon. It is great straight out of the bottle. When we were developing this product everyone at NuNaturals tasted the drops by putting a drop on the back of our hands and licking it. Everyone's reaction was the same "Wow!!This tastes like a candy cane." Among the 3 flavors, this is my favorite. I just went crazy with its minty flavor and smell. Adding 5 drops on my coffee daily, yes! I can't drink my coffee without peppermint anymore, my new addiction. You know what I am thinking? I think this is great for making chocolate peppermint cupcakes.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, cure, treat or prevent any disease.
Disclaimer: This is not a sponsored post. I received these products from NuNaturals for free in exchange of my honest opinion. However all opinions expressed were exclusively mine and not influenced by any means.
Wow! I haven't heard of this before but a lot of my clients don't like stevia because of the bitter taste so I'll have to look for it. Thanks for sharing!
We've switched many recipes over to Stevia-based products with pretty good results. Every once in a while one won't come out, but for the most part they taste just as good!
I haven't heard of NuNaturals before, but sounds like a great product to replace the bitter stevia. Thanks for a great review!
WOW In Liquid Now I Love It I Must Try!
Good to know! I am going to check them out. We have recently discovered an allergy to artificial food coloring in our family and sweet things tend to have colors so we have to be careful. Plus I try hard to keep anything artificial and unnatural out of our diets.
As much as i want to try all these alternative sweetener, I still prefer the real sugar. i can't seem to get satisfied with the sweetness of those sweetener in the packet.
We have NuNaturals products in the cupboard and we love them. The drops are my favorite!
I have never heard of this before. But I am starting to use more and more all natural stuff as I am thinking the goverment is getting crazy with putting chemicals in everything lol! I will look into it.
I also use Stevia to sweeten my drinks. It is just so good. But I still need to learn to use it in baking.
There are so many health issues out there that forbid issues, it's great to have these alternatives.
this is something I would like to try. Sounds interesting!
I like to try their peppermint syrup! I've tried others but I'm not that satisfied since it's either (a) flavor not strong enough for me or (b) bitter after-taste.
knowing that the company is in 25years they must be reliable..indeed healthy.
My husband is using this now as part of his weight loss journey.
This is a good product for those who are really allergic to alcohol. It's good that it's a natural product which can fit the healthy lifestyle of people these days.
I actually heard about this product from my MIL. Will try to look for this at the grocery store that I frequent going.
I would like to try this sweetener. Looks like very flavorful.
Good luck on the giveaway sis and good luck on the entrants.
I haven't tried that product yet. I try my best not to put sugar in my tea and coffee.
There's no NuNatural products here in Dubai. I'll take note of this and hopefully, I'll be able to buy a few so I can try them. I am interested on those flavored drops to add to your tea.
I used up one of my sweetener in cooking, instead of sugar yun ang ginagamit ko.