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All proceeds from A Short Life will go to the Jim Slotnick Fellowship in Medicine Endowment Fund at Saban Community Clinic.
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A Short Life is a compassionate, funny and hard hitting account of life written by an unforgettable young man facing his own mortality.
Jim Slotnick entered medical school in 1981 with his sights set on a career as a "country doctor," catering to those with limited access to quality health care. Within twelve months, however, he was diagnosed with a brain tumor. What followed was an odyssey of dealing with the health care system and its practitioners, the challenges of a fatal disease and Jim's own mortality staring him in the face. Through it all, he wrote. Jim's stunningly compassionate, funny and hard hitting account of life will amaze you.
Jim Slotnick was born in 1954 in Buffalo, New York. His family moved to California in 1965, where he lived the Golden Dream — body surfing at the beach, delivering newspapers for pocket change and pitching for his high school baseball team.
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Food dudes is a healthy eating programme. Our school has been participating in the Food Dudes programme for last few weeks. Everyday your teacher gives you a portion of fruit and vegetables and at the end of the day your teacher will give you a prize if you eat some or all of it. We tasted lots of different types of fruit and vegetables such as cucumber, oranges, peppers, apples etc. We watched videos about two girls and two boys who stopped the junk punks from taking all the fruit and vegetables. Now we are in Phase 2 and we have to bring in our own fruit and vegetables in our Food Dudes lunchbox. Food Dudes is great fun!


Jeff Anvinson has performed all over the place - New York City, Shanghai, Winnipeg, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, Nanchang, and yes, even in relatively tiny Grand Forks, ND! A classically-and-jazz-trained guitarist (with some other guitar training thrown in), he has performed a dizzyingly wide variety of music - including classical, jazz, rock, pop, musical theater, ragtime, blues, and more. He has performed in front of crowds numbering in the thousands as well as small, intimate venues with only a handful of people present. The list of musicians he has performed with include vocalists, guitarists, bassists, pianists, violinists, violists (what's a "violist"?), cellists, saxophonists, flutists, vibraphonists, percussionists, and more - plus he's been a soloist with orchestras, wind ensembles, and choirs. Over a career that's lasted thirty-five years and counting, he's been lucky enough to live and breathe a lot of what a life in music has to offer. We won't mention that he's also been a music critic, online classical radio announcer, part-time music engraver, conductor of a guitar ensemble, teacher at every level possible, composer, arranger, and more . . . oops, we mentioned them! :-) (Check out his bio on his personal website, www.jeffanvinson.com if you really want to know all the gory details.) Since I'm writing this myself (Hi I'm Jeff) I better not test the boundaries of humility, but I'm very proud to have had such a varied music career (plus somewhat lucky and normally humble).
But reading about me isn't probably why you're here. Besides all those things I ran on about above, what I often enjoy doing the most is playing solo for weddings, receptions, anniversaries, and gatherings of all kinds. I enjoy being in the background, just playing away while people are busy mingling. This is my kind of thing. (I'm really quite modest.) So if you're looking for pleasant, non-obtrusive, background music - such as a wedding or other gathering of people - please keep me in mind. A classical guitar with a simple set-up is perfect for a lot of events and more affordable than you might think.
Please check out my recordings below. You'll find lots of classical music clips (mostly because the composers are all dead and aren't eligible for help from copyright lawyers), but I can also play jazz, pop, blues, ragtime, and other styles. Plus I can sing - specializing in jazz standards and pop music. If you're looking for someone to sing a special song in any style, I can probably learn it and perform it. One more thing: Don't expect the recordings below to be perfect; I threw them together for one of my former clients, a bride-to-be who I worked with to find music for her wedding. I present them here, warts and all.
Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or would like to talk to me about performing for your event. You can contact me at jla@jlamusic.com.
By the way, if you're looking for a guitarist to solo with your orchestra (Vivaldi Guitar Concertos), wind ensemble (Chaos Theory!), choir (Jeffrey Van's wonderful "A Procession Winding Around Me"), or chamber group (one of the Boccherini guitar quintets would be lovely!), I love doing that sort of thing.
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Human African trypanosomiasis, or sleeping sickness, is a painful and protracted disease affecting people in the poorest parts of Africa and is fatal without treatment. Few drugs are currently available for second-stage sleeping sickness, with considerable adverse events and variable efficacy.
To evaluate the effectiveness and safety of drugs for treating second-stage human African trypanosomiasis.
We searched the Cochrane Infectious Diseases Group Specialized Register (January 2013), CENTRAL (The Cochrane Library Issue 12 2012) , MEDLINE (1966 to January 2013), EMBASE (1974 to January 2013), LILACS (1982 to January 2013 ), BIOSIS (1926-January 2013), mRCT (January 2013) and reference lists. We contacted researchers working in the field and organizations.
Randomized and quasi-randomized controlled trials including adults and children with second-stage HAT, treated with anti-trypanosomal drugs.
Two authors (VL and AK) extracted data and assessed methodological quality; a third author (JS) acted as an arbitrator. Included trials only reported dichotomous outcomes, and we present these as risk ratio (RR) with 95% confidence intervals (CI).
Nine trials with 2577 participants, all with Trypansoma brucei gambiense HAT, were included. Seven trials tested currently available drugs: melarsoprol, eflornithine, nifurtimox, alone or in combination; one trial tested pentamidine, and one trial assessed the addition of prednisolone to melarsoprol. The frequency of death and number of adverse events were similar between patients treated with fixed 10-day regimens of melarsoprol or 26-days regimens. Melarsoprol monotherapy gave fewer relapses than pentamidine or nifurtimox, but resulted in more adverse events.
Later trials evaluate nifurtimox combined with eflornithine (NECT), showing this gives few relapses and is well tolerated. It also has practical advantages in reducing the frequency and number of eflornithine slow infusions to twice a day, thus easing the burden on health personnel and patients.


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On ProChile's home page you will find: "Tools". Within it you must go to "Build, Grow: Contests". There you will find information about the contest and information in: Documents to apply (prochile.gob.cl)
By accessing you will be able to review the 2023 Contest Bases and the Conditions for each of them, as well as other documents that may be useful for your application process.
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a.- Face-to-face fair in Spain In the fair you Will also be able to contact potential customers from Germany, which is the focus of the project.
Target Market: Germany (potential customers/consumers are in this market).
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Heart attack: Experts increasingly recommend cholesterol-lowering drugs
from Werner BartensCholesterol-lowering drugs could save a number of people from heart attacks and strokes and thus also from early death - even if their risk was previously assessed as medium or low. As the British health service NHS calculates, around 15 million people in Great Britain alone would also be eligible for the medication, in Germany it would be almost 20 million. Thousands of lives could possibly be saved. The optimistic prognosis is based on evaluations by the National...
Bird flu on mink farm: experts fear virus mutations
Status: 01/29/2023 3:48 p.m Scores of animals have died on a Spanish mink farm following the outbreak of bird flu. Experts are alarmed: they see signs that the H5N1 virus is adapting to mammals - and is therefore becoming more dangerous for humans. Experts are concerned about an outbreak of bird flu at a Spanish mink farm. You see signs that the H5N1 virus is adapting to mammals. This could also increase the risk of infection for humans. The pathogens...
Surprise attack in Luhansk: US experts expect a major Kremlin offensive
Surprise advance in Luhansk US experts expect Kremlin major offensive 01/26/2023 at 6:37 p.m In order to make up for the military defeat in the fall, Russia could prepare a "decisive effort" in Luhansk. Washington military experts see signs that the Kremlin wants to surprise Ukraine with this offensive. According to the US Institute for War Studies (ISW), Russia's strategic deployment of various armed forces points to a major offensive in the Luhansk region in the near future. The presence...
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Q: Azure pre-compiled Functions not available to Logic Apps We are utilising visual studio 2017 and azure precompiled functions in VB.NET. All functions run successfully locally using the func.exe CLI tool. We can publish the Function App to Azure where we can see and test within the portal.
The problem exists when we try to use the functions as part of a logic app. We can add an action selecting Azure Functions and can see our function app, but none of the underlying functions are available/missing.
What am i missing?
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A: I had a similar issue with logic app. some of my HttpTrigger functions worked fine and others not. I figured out that the only difference was the routing. functions that used custom routes did not show up in the logic app action selector. I've just removed the custom routes and everything work fines.
I've openned an issue here :

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Here is the answer from the Azure Team:

This is by design. As Functions with routes as the way the Azure Function is invoked from Logic Apps is via calling an API "list invoke URL." That URL will look something like https://function.azurewebsites.net/api/my/{custom}/route?code=123 and Logic App doesn't have a way to parse the route template. In other words we don't know what is static, and what should be replaced, and don't have a way to "replace" that with the native action.
You can get around it by providing an OpenAPI definition for the function and we will render the card based on the path parameters specified in swagger. Can also not use route if need to show in Logic Apps.

A: Only functions of type 'Generic Web Hooks' are supported by Logic Apps. You don't state what type you are using, but if you are using 'http trigger' functions, that could be the problem.

A: In javascript functions a need to remove route section from function.json

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Do you trust the HMRC taxman?
There are many people out there who trust the Taxman 100%. But is it right to accept everything that HMRC say? The busy bees at Honey Bee Accountancy explain….
Should I speak to HMRC?
We always discourage our clients from directly contacting HMRC but currently HM Revenue & Customs are actively encouraging people to call them directly to resolve taxation issues. The problem with this is that HMRC aren't always right, this may shock people but HMRC make mistakes.
An accountant can offer you expert knowledge to help you know when HMRC have given you misinformation. When HMRC give you incorrect information and you act upon it, guess who's fault it is? Yes, it's your fault. You must pay the penalties and interest unless you can prove that HMRC gave you the wrong information. An accountancy firm are currently involved in a legal dispute with HMRC regarding incorrect information, they requested audio of a telephone conversation. The response from HMRC was "for some reason or another HMRC delete records after a certain amount of time". So, where does this leave the public? In a world of pain because the legal system will also side with HMRC.
The law, as decided by the judges, is little help to an unrepresented taxpayer. According to recently decided cases, individuals who wish to rely on an assurance given by HMRC must put their question to HMRC in writing, making it clear that they are seeking a considered opinion on which they wish to rely.
What mistakes do HMRC make?
Essentially HMRC can make mistakes is pretty much any area of taxation, there are many reasons for this including staff cuts, systematisation problems and the fact that a proportion of tax law is written by the private sector but enforced by HMRC (link). Over the past 6 months we've dealt with numerous issues that cover different aspects of tax law and some of the stories are shocking.
A sole trader client received a tax demand for over £10,000, this obviously shocked our client. To have underpaid their tax by this amount they would have been required to earn the absolute minimum of £55,000, they most certainly didn't. But HMRC vigorously pursued the "overdue tax", I encouraged our client not to call HMRC in case they tried to force a settlement. After a couple of letters backwards and forwards, HMRC sent a letter to say that they had forgotten about a page on the tax return and that actually they were looking for only £800, which we have also contested. Do you think they would have found the "forgotten page" if our client had paid the £10,000?
Another mistake was to reclassify a VAT client and reassess their VAT liability. The company were classified based upon advice from HMRC but 12 months later HMRC challenged this. They are attempted to claim around £9,000 in under paid VAT. We are currently challenging this decision as HMRC haven't even applied their own VAT rules correctly. Honey Bee Accountancy are able to challenge this decision because we do not engage in verbal conversations with HMRC unless absolutely essential, the process may take slightly longer but we have written records as evidence. Our Busy Bees also take the precaution of backing up data on cloud storage.
These are just 2 examples of HMRC errors that have occurred recently and we believe that due to staff cuts there will be more trouble ahead. If you receive any kind of correspondence from HMRC then we strongly recommend that you seek professional advice and always securely store HMRC correspondence to back up you tax affairs as quite often no information means no defence.
Carl Ford is the founder of Honey Bee Accountancy. Carl has extension knowledge of the retail and recruitment sectors which is utilised to help grow successful businesses for the clients of Honey Bee Accountancy.
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Home > News > Press Releases > Applications now open for Individual Artist Awards
Press Releases December 17, 2019
Applications now open for Individual Artist Awards
New this year: Groups and collaboratives can apply
Contact: Lisa Demer, 907-334-0529
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Anchorage, AK – Rasmuson Foundation is accepting applications for the 2020 Individual Artist Awards (IAA). Applications will be accepted through March 2.
In addition to individual artists, groups and collaboratives — two or more artists working together — for the first time will be eligible for Project Awards and Fellowships. A musical band, a dance company and a multimedia collective are some examples.
The awards support artistic growth and exploration of new creative ground for artists living and working in Alaska. In 2019, award recipients came from 18 different communities including Chevak, Nome, Big Lake, McCarthy, Sitka and Wrangell as well as Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau.
The Foundation recruits a panel of experts in the arts from across the country to review applications and ultimately select 10 fellows and 25 project award recipients.
Artists can apply at this link for either a Project Award or a Fellowship. Additional resources, including a recorded webinar and tips on how to write an artist statement, are available at the same link by scrolling down.
Project Award: $7,500 for a specific, short-term project that clearly benefits the artist's growth. Artists at all career stages — emerging, mid-career and mature — are eligible to apply for an award in 11 recognized disciplines.
Fellowship: $18,000 for mid-career and mature artists to focus their energy and attention on a yearlong period of creative exploration. In 2020, the Fellowship categories are: media arts, multidiscipline, music composition, new genre, presentation/interpretation and visual arts.
Award recipients receive a grant as well as professional development and promotion of their work. In 2020, professional development will be provided by the Anchorage Museum to focus on continued skill development in marketing, finances, creation of work samples and more.
The Foundation promotes artists through social media, rasmuson.org and stories on each artist in collaboration with the literary nonprofit 49 Writers.
"The Individual Artist Awards reflect the creative brilliance of artists working across Alaska. Each year, a new and different panel of national experts review the submissions and are exposed to the rich and diverse assembly of artists who apply," said Foundation Program Officer Enzina Marrari, who helps to oversee the IAA program. "We encourage artists to continue sharing their works, experiences and visions — and to keep applying."
To help artists with the application process, the Foundation is offering workshops in Anchorage and other communities as well as online. The first one is set for Tuesday, Jan. 7, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Anchorage Museum. Other dates and locations will be announced soon. Follow us on Facebook or check back on rasmuson.org. The Foundation also is creating short instructional videos on how to apply.
Artists with questions can email staff at arts@rasmuson.org or call the Foundation at 907.297.2700. Media representatives can contact communications manager Lisa Demer at ldemer@rasmuson.org or 907.334.0529.
Download here: Press Release_Time to apply for Individual Artist Awards FINAL
Through grantmaking and initiatives, Rasmuson Foundation aims to promote a better life for all Alaskans. Main funding areas are housing, health care, arts, culture and humanities, recreation and organizational and community development. The Foundation was created in 1955 by Jenny Rasmuson to honor her late husband, E.A. Rasmuson.
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Executive director sabbaticals can strengthen nonprofit organizations, according to a new report jointly released today by the Alston/Bannerman Fellowship Program; the Barr Foundation; the Durfee Foundation; the Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund; the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust; and Rasmuson Foundation. The report, Creative Disruption: Sabbaticals for Capacity Building and Leadership Development in the […]


SHANGHAI, Nov. 28 (SMM) – On last Friday's night trading, SHFE 1701 nickel started at RMB 94,990/mt and then fluctuated at lows, down as low as RMB 94,120/mt. The contract later rallied slightly and finally ended at RMB 95,500/mt.
On Monday, SHFE 1701 nickel opened at RMB 95,700/mt and then briefly advanced to RMB 97,250/mt before falling. The contract later rallied. During the afternoon trading, SHFE 1701 nickel hovered above RMB 97,000/mt, up to as high as RMB 97,760/mt. The contract finally closed at RMB 97,610/mt, up 2.54%. Trading volumes fell 10,000 to 510,000 lots and positions dropped 10,000 to 270,000. Base metals increased across the board on Monday and SHFE 1701 lead and SHFE 1701 zinc increased to their daily upward limits.
SHFE 1701 nickel is predicted to hover above RMB 96,000/mt on Monday's night trading with positive technical indicators.


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Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.10
The Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.10 (Farman Experimental No. 10) was an aircraft designed by John Kenworthy, Henry P. Folland, and Maj. Frank W. Goodden in June 1916. The design placed the pilot and a machine gun in front of the aircraft's propeller, which was in a nacelle braced between the undercarriage and the upper wing.[1] It was to have been powered by a 150 hp (110 kW) Hispano-Suiza 8 engine,[2] placed between the wings.[3]
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Powerplant: 1 × Hispano-Suiza V8, 110 kW (150 hp)
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^ Guttman, John (2009). SE 5a Vs Albatros D V: Western Front 1917-18. Osprey Publishing. p. 10. ISBN 9781846034718.
^ Hare, Paul R. (1990). The Royal Aircraft Factory. Putnam Aeronautical Books. p. 236. ISBN 9780851778433.
^ Coombs, L. F. E. (2005). Control in the Sky: The Evolution and History of the Aircraft Cockpit. Pen & Sword Aviation. p. 38. ISBN 9781844151486.
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Museum of Space History Visitation Hits Ten Year High
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New Mexico Museum of Space History
Cathy Harper
cathy.harper@state.nm.us
(Alamogordo) - For the first time in more than a decade, visitation at the New Mexico Museum of Space History has exceeded 100,000. For Fiscal Year 2017, which started on July 1, 2016 and ended June 30, 2017, the museum counted 102,089 visitors through the doors.
"It's very exciting for us to have five straight years of increasing visitation and to finally top the hundred thousand mark, for the first time in ten years," said Museum Executive Director Christopher Orwoll. "We are up 11.2% over last year, and 37.8% over our lowest attendance in FY2012." The museum's highest attendance was over 200,000 guests in FY1990, but began dropping steadily after that until it reached a low of just over 74,000 in FY2012.
"I believe this constant upswing in visitors is due to a number of factors such as the efforts of the Tourism Department to promote our state, but more directly for us the support of the City of Alamogordo, the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs and our state legislators who helped provide us with the funding to upgrade our facility and exhibits," said Orwoll.
Over the past five years, significant work has been done at the museum from installing carpet to replacement of the theater's thirty year old projection system. Many infrastructure improvements have taken place including HVAC replacement, landscaping, wireless internet for visitors and security cameras. In addition, new exhibits and interactives have been installed and thousands of artifacts have been added to the museum's collection.
"There are many more improvements that we'll be making over the next year," said Orwoll, "and one of the major upgrades will be replacement of the theater's aging dome. We'll also be installing a brand new playground area near our rocket park. All of these improvements, whether visitors can see them like the new playground or not see them like the HVAC upgrades, are aimed at improving our visitor experience and encouraging people to come back and see what else we've done."
The museum is a significant tourism draw for the community, as more than 85% of its visitors come from outside of New Mexico. The majority of visitors come from West Texas and surrounding states. The museum also plays host to thousands of school students each year who visit on field trips and take advantage of the facility's educational programs.
The New Mexico Museum of Space History, a Smithsonian Affiliate, is a division of the NM Department of Cultural Affairs. For more information, call 575-437-2840 or toll free 1-877-333-6589 or visit the website at www.nmspacemuseum.org. Like us at: www.facebook.com/NMSpaceMuseum/
New Mexico Museum of Space History aerial, Photo: Dan Monaghan
NM Museum of Space History, Photo: Jim Harris
NM Museum of Space History building, Photo: Jim Harris
Museum with NASA Capsule at Dawn, Photo: Jim Harris
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