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When applying for Social Security benefits, some people may wonder why they would need an attorney when the paperwork is available to be filled out and the process appears straightforward. Unfortunately, the procedure is actually rather complex and requires the proper presentation of the facts regarding your disability in order to ensure your case will not be denied. Getting your claim denied can result in lengthy waits for a hearing to occur, affecting your ability to obtain the needed benefits in a timely manner and causing financial stress on you and your family.
With the help of the Social Security benefits attorneys at the Malaise Law Firm, our legal assistance is based on an experienced understanding of the law. Our view when we file your application is towards presenting it in a manner that will reflect the extent of your disability. Even though your doctor may be providing medical reports for you, they do not always have the legal viewpoint of how to document your condition in order for you to be able to make a disability claim. In addition, speaking directly with Social Security Administration (SSA)personnel and filling out the application with them over the phone can result in a denial merely because of a misstatement or inaccuracies in what was said or how it was said regarding your disability. Although you know how your condition affect your ability to work, getting the idea across in the right manner based on legal criteria and the rules applying to benefits is something best left to a professional.
Our attorneys will work with you and your doctor in order to present your claim as effectively as possible, with accurate and convincing information supporting your eligibility. All contact with the SSA will be handled by our highly trained legal staff.
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To succeed with your Social Security benefits claim, call a Social Security Benefits Lawyer at the Malaise Law Firm for the help and advice you need to obtain your benefits.


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Carbohydrate is contained on the carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. It is work as a feul in to our body and produces the heat. Carbohydrate food change in to sugar from the process of digestive system. Sugar is soluble in the water. That's why it's do not store in to the body. Therefore, extra sugar stored in the liver after converting to glycogen and at the time to need change in to sugar and helps for the body. Mostly carbohydrate found in the sugar and jaggery.
It is contained in the milk, yogurt, and better. For example the milk sugar is 'Lactose' and animal sugar is 'Glycogen' which lives in the liver.
Carbohydrate mostly gain from the vegetable sources. For example, Wheat, Rice, Corn, Millet, Potato, Sweet potato, Sugarcane, Date, Grapes, Mango, Melon, Water Caltrop, Water Melon, Pear, Cantaloupe, Apricot and all other sweet fruits are contained with the carbohydrate. The carbohydrate diets which are gain from vegetable sources are cheap, rather than the diet which are gain from animal sources. Besides of this, every sweet fruit or substance also has some amount of glucose which is delivered to stomach and absorb in to the body. That's why, at the time to break all player refresh their self with the fruits juice like ( Orange, Tangerine, Bite of sugar cane, Apple or Glucose.
I.e. Energy drinks provide to them.
How much carbohydrate absorbs in the body, it does not consume with the same amount from body. However the carbohydrate which saves from consuming in the body that is stored in liver and tendons. If it is in the over amount then it's store in body in the face of fats. Due to much use of carbohydrate food and not doing exercise, The task of pancreas become weak and it does make quantity of insulin as needed. When the insulin does not produced then carbohydrate or sugar does not convert in to glycogen. Therefore, the disease of diabetes takes place. Besides of this, An adolescent person needed 250 g to 400 g carbohydrate daily.
1 . The carbohydrate food produces heat after burn. Therefore carbohydrate also called the feul of diet.
2 . It's provide power and energy to the body.
3 . Also Repair the damages of body.
4 . After arriving in the stomach it's digest quickly and absorb in to the body.
5 . It's also support in the body growth.
6 . Besides of this, it's proved helpful and useful for refreshing immediately.
7 . Increases the power of muscles.
8 . It stores in the body in face of glycogen. Which helps at the time of doing argent and hard work or exercise and fasting.
1 . The proper growth and energy can not be provide due to lack of this.
2 . Body gets weak due to lack of carbohydrates.
3 . Body growth also effected.
4 . Body weight started reducing.
5 . Due to lack of this, Glycogen reduces in the liver and blood also gets reduced.
6 . Human becomes many types of diseases.


Gilleam Trapenberg graduated from the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in 2017. Born and raised in Curacao his fascinations with themes such as status, representation and image culture have long played an integral part in his work as these make up the social landscape in Curacao. In the broadest sense his visual language is a combination of utilising the documentary aesthetic while commenting on visual codes and cliches within the current image culture. He has collaborated with Patta, Converse, Wallpaper, Vogue Homme and COS among others.


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ICMM presents its 2009 Annual Review
by Richard | Apr 3, 2010 | News
The industry-based International Council on Mining and Metals has released its 2009 Annual Review, Making a difference, which is the first review since ICMM underwent a comprehensive strategic review of the organization's direction and focus…In this review, there is a detailed look at our seven work program areas, assessing the progress made from 2001 to 2009…It further includes for the first time an assessment of company performance against their commitments under the ICMM Sustainable Development Framework.
See http://www.icmm.com/page/36839/icmm-presents-its-2009-annual-review.
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Brain scans are now revealing that mindfulness practice actually improves the anatomy and function of the brain. In fact, so profound are these changes that it is now clear that the brain evolves after as little as eight weeks of mindfulness meditation. The evidence from numerous controlled trials has proven that mindfulness meditation actually increases gray matter density as well as cortical thickness—in other words, it actually causes the brain to grow and evolve.
For an explication of all the research, see chapter 7: The Health Benefits of Mindfulness Practice in my book.
The single most important thing to understand about mindfulness is that it is a practice rather than an idea or construct. Studying Buddhist texts is not a substitute for practice. The practice is very uncomplicated, yet almost impossible without training and guidance. Both are available at Buddhist meditation centers or from Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) classes.
One of the great health values of mindfulness practice is that it helps us to become aware of habitual and problematic behavior. Once we become aware of our behavior, we have choices that were not previously available to us, and we can decide to take action that is in harmony with our personal life values.
Mindfulness practices help us develop freedom from knee-jerk reactions to our thoughts, feelings, and external events. The goal is to respond with choice rather than react automatically. This helps us to stop reinforcing what we don't want and to start reinforcing what we do want. If our intention is clear, all that is needed is to bring attention to our inner experiences and sensory input; then, positive change happens.
The practice of mindfulness provides us with a means to directly observe the nature of our thoughts, sensations, and emotions in real time without getting caught up in analyzing them. The practice also allows us to see how thoughts, sensations, and emotions create changes in physiological functioning. An example would be to notice our heart rate speeding up, or a slight increase in sweating as certain thoughts arise.
One of the key advantages of mindfulness practice for maintaining health is that it allows us to detect prodomes: early, subtle signs and symptoms of disease. Given the frequency with which colds and more serious diseases follow episodes of emotional distress, it is useful to view the signs of emotional distress themselves as potential prodromes of illness. Of course, we must first learn how to develop the awareness that we are in fact feeling distressed, and this, too, is where a mindfulness practice proves useful. Biofeedback can be useful in the beginning as a training tool to help us develop an awareness of physiological and emotional changes that are so subtle as to not ordinarily reach our conscious awareness.
Mindfulness heightens all forms of sensory awareness and this amplified awareness allows us to tune in and act on considerable amounts of useful information that would normally escape our conscious awareness. For example, an almost undetectably slight tickle in the throat is a common prodrome of a sore throat. Once we become aware of extremely subtle early signs, we can then be careful to take better care of ourselves in order to give the immune system the best chance to keep us healthy.
Through mindfulness practice, we learn to focus so intently on present-moment experience that obsessive and ruminative thinking is eventually observed in such a neutral way as to have no effect on our behavior. This is because it is not possible for the mind to be fully present and to simultaneously be in the past or future.
Everything we practice changes the brain for better or worse. For example, people who (unconsciously) practice hostility every day have been found to develop cardiovascular and neurological problems at greater rates than non-hostile types.
The Dalai Lama has said that if practitioners are not experiencing greater happiness, they should take a close look at their practice. As negative automatic thoughts and old patterns of thinking gradually lose their strength, suffering should diminish.
Once we are able to recognize that our thoughts are nothing but insubstantial mental constructs or brain secretions, we no longer get as triggered as we used to by stressors or by the actions of other people.
Most of us go through every day concentrating on several things at once, both at work and at play. The most important reason to practice mindfulness is to learn how to fully experience the present moment. Through mindfulness practice, many of us living with chronic pain, malaise, fatigue, or disability are now able to reduce the suffering related to our symptoms by learning to fully experience them.
It is natural to want to avoid anything unpleasant, yet, the more we try to avoid an experience, the more we suffer. This is why acceptance of our thoughts, images, sensations, and emotions results in enormous reduction in suffering related to them.
As we become more accepting of our inner subjective experience, it naturally follows that we become more accepting of ourselves without any preconditions.
Paradoxically, when we accept our inner experiences—including shame, rage, and other emotions that we previously may have tried to reject—we inadvertently accept ourselves without trying to reject any part of ourselves. Acceptance of pain or other symptoms leads to their diminution.
When we practice mindfulness, we learn to avoid getting caught up in unnecessary analysis and judgment of our current moment experiences. By learning how to fully experience our thoughts and feelings rather than to analyze them, we can learn to experience everything as new and exciting, as we did when we were babies. Doing so allows us to improve performance, effectiveness, efficiency, and joy in everything we do throughout the day. Everything is easier when we give our complete attention to the activity at hand.


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TCFF 2017 Reviews: Little Pink House + The Ballad of Lefty Brown
On November 2, 2017 By ruthIn Film Festivals/Events, Flix Reviews
There aren't enough days in TCFF to post all the reviews. In fact, I still have a few more TCFF reviews coming your way next week, which will be interspersed with new release reviews such as Only The Brave, The Foreigner and The Snowman.
Thanks to TCFF blog contributor Andy Ellis for these reviews. Definitely something to check out when it's released near you.
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If there is one thing that makes The Ballad of Lefty Brown stand out from other westerns it's Bill Pullman's performance. The story itself is a different take on the revenge-type western, because the underdog takes center stage. Lefty Brown (Pullman) witnesses his partner get murdered in front of him, and vows to find the men responsible.
For a western it's great. There's plenty of gun fights and suspense to go around. And there are definitely scenes that allow the supporting cast to shine. Peter Fonda plays Edward Johnson, Brown's partner, and does a great job with the limited screen time he has. Kathy Baker is great as his wife Laura playing a woman is suddenly dealing her husband's death, keeping the farm going, and finding out who killed her husband. Tommy Flanagan shines as the hardened Federal Marshal Tom Harrah and a longtime friend of Johnson and Brown, who is still trying to overcome a tragedy from his past. Jim Caviezel and Diego Josef also have great supporting parts that make for very memorable scenes.
This, however, is Pullman's film. If there ever was role that would should garner him some sort of acclaim from critics and awards voters, this would be it. He transforms into Brown, a sidekick with a who no one sees as someone who is capable of successfully avenging his partner's death. He's got a bad limp so he's not always the smoothest at moving, may be mentally slow, and other peculiarties as well.
He overcomes all of that, with a few missteps along the way, with a determination to get justice for his friend. Even with everyone telling him someone else will take care of it, he's going to get it done or die trying. Everyone can come along for the ride if they want.
Yes, the story is about revenege. But it's also about one man with a really big heart. And despite all the obstacles in his way won't even let the possibility of death get in the way of getting justice for his partner, a man who gave him everything.
Academy Award-nominated actress Catherine Keener (Get Out, 40-Year-Old-Virgin) may find herself in the running again with Little Pink House. Adapted from the book Little Pink House: A True Story of Defiance and Courage by Jeff Benedict, it's centered around Susette Kelo (Keener) and the events that led up to the U.S. Supreme Court's 5-4 decision in the Kelo vs. City of New London. The decision allowed the government to bulldoze neighborhood property for the benefit of a multibillion-dollar corporation.
The story consists of many characters, but there are two that stand out the most: Keener and Jeanne Tripplehorn who plays Charlotte Wells. She's hired by the governor of Connecticut to convince the citizens of New London to let the government buy their homes. Tripplehorn delivers a great performance as Wells who is undeterred by any obstacles put in her way, but you still really hope she fails.
Keener, who resembles the real-life Kelo pretty well, delivers a great performance of a woman starting over. She just wants to be able to live in her home, but when Wells and the government try taking that away she's determined, passionate, and rarely loses her composure.
These two women lead a talented supporting cast including Aaron Douglas, Miranda Frigon, and Callum Keith Rennie. They and many others all contribute special moments to the film.
The fact that this is a true story makes it that much more powerful. It's a story about defiance, courage, and hope. Despite its outcome, this is a movie that have you cheering from your seat.
Have you seen these films? Well, what did you think?
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The brilliant hues of this Caribbean city finds its roots in many a story often told by locals of the Curacao region. Among the most popular stories tracing the genesis of what is today a view doused in Curacao colors is that of their 19th century Governor.
It is a common belief amongst locals in Curacao that in the early 19th century Governor-General Albert Kikkert suffered from migraine headaches… headaches that he attributed to the reflection of the bright sun on the white buildings at the Dutch Capital city of Willemstad. Although improbable as the root cause of the headaches, the bright reflections could have acted as irritants to an already existent condition.
It was in reaction to this that the Governor General issued a decree to the citizens of Willemstad in the early 1800s to paint the structure any color other than white. What followed was a multitude of beautiful hues of pastel colors that still adorn the historic buildings.
The bright Curacao colors on dutch style architecture in the city of Willemstad
As the largest island in the Netherlands Antilles, Curacao houses structures dating as far back as the 1600's. These buildings still stand today as glorious reminders of the past. Its location in a region affected hurricane belt requires constant restoration that help the marvelous preserved structures stand in all their glory.
UNESCO Is Preserving Curacao Colors Of The Past and Present
With over 750 structures in bright Curacao colors, it is no wonder that the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) came forth to encourage identification, protection, and preservation, and awarded Willemstad the decree of a World Heritage City.
Willemstad, adorned in its vivid hues, invites thousands of visitors each year to take in the soothing yet magnificent view of the city skyline. It is a sight not to be missed!
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I agree!!! My migraines come from white reflections.
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Oh no — ouch!
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Legend Quest
This fast-paced action-adventure series follows symbologist Ashley Cowie as he travels the world in search of some of history's greatest and most mysterious artifacts. From King Arthur's fam... Read allThis fast-paced action-adventure series follows symbologist Ashley Cowie as he travels the world in search of some of history's greatest and most mysterious artifacts. From King Arthur's famous sword to the Lost Ark of the Covenant, all of the elusive items are believed to hold h... Read allThis fast-paced action-adventure series follows symbologist Ashley Cowie as he travels the world in search of some of history's greatest and most mysterious artifacts. From King Arthur's famous sword to the Lost Ark of the Covenant, all of the elusive items are believed to hold hidden powers and mystical significance for ancient and modern cultures. Each episode inclu... Read all
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A good travelogue & history lecture - that's it
I have only been able to catch 2 episodes of Legend Quest. It is a well choreographed and edited show and makes a good travelogue with gorgeous scenery and a good history lecture of ancient legends. But I have a problem with the conclusions at the end.
I was really upset when the host theorized that the spearhead that pierced Christ was secreted in Area 51. Though not admitted publicly, the spearhead recovered by General Patton was stored in the Fort Knox Gold Repository. The crown of King Stephan of Hungary was stored there as well but was better publicized, especially when President Carter decided to give it back to Hungary while the country was still under communist rule (which upset my Hungarian born wife to no end as she was afraid the communists would destroy it). It is logical to assume that many historical artifacts are stored at Fort Knox other than just tons of gold bullion. But don't try to sneak in there to look for it. You won't make more than 10 yards inside the fence before becoming history yourself.
Another episode was on the Stone of Divinity (or something like that). The search and scenery were well presented but heavily edited. The scene of finding what appears to be the stone was strictly dramatics. The flooring with the trap door is less than 20 years old (no mildew or dry rot on the beams) so the caretakers of the Castle on Iona have known a black monolith of some sort has been down there a long time.
Perhaps the best looking part of the show is Kinga Phillips. Though her biography shows her as being born in Poland, the name Kinga is Hungarian. That's the same name as my wife's Hungarian sister, and one of our nieces by her brother. She is a professional actress and not an archaeologist but works well with the host as well as being eye appealing.
So, if the endings and findings were done more realistically (such as the Iona custodian telling them there's a big black rock in that small room under a trap door), I wouldn't groan so much.
And as for Groom Lake Air Force Base (science-fictionally called Area 51), give me a break. You can see every building on Google Earth and read the runway markings. At best I think it's a decoy to keep UFO hunters busy and security personnel and procedures trained and practiced for real secret bases.
Yet I still like the show but mostly for entertainment rather than historical accuracy.
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Darren Aronofsky Biography
Darren Aronofsky is an American director, producer, and screenwriter. Check out this biography to know about his birthday, childhood, family life, achievements and fun facts about him.
Birthday: February 12, 1969
Famous: Directors T V & Movie Producers
Age: 50 Years, 50 Year Old Males
Sun Sign: Aquarius
Born in: Brooklyn, New York City, New York
Famous as: Director
Height: 6'0" (183 cm), 6'0" Males
father: Abraham Aronofsky
mother: Charlotte Aronofsky
children: Henry Aronofsky
Partner: Rachel Weisz (2001–10)
City: New York City
education: Harvard University, AFI Conservatory
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Darren Aronofsky is an American director, producer, and screenwriter. Widely known for his thought-provoking and intelligent filmmaking, Aronofsky makes films that are often regarded surrealistic and disturbing. Born in New York, he grew up in an affluent Jewish family. His love for cinema developed relatively late and he did not consider a career in filmmaking until he was a student at the Harvard University. He subsequently made several short films, a few of which even brought him some recognition. In 1998, Aronofsky made his first feature film, the psychological thriller 'Pi'. It was a modest success and even earned him several awards. He released his next film, 'Requiem for a Dream', in 2000. The movie received positive reviews and helped Aronofsky find solid footing in the industry. He went on to write and direct some of the most controversial films in recent years. In 2010, 'Black Swan' came out and garnered him his first Oscar nomination. He directed the biblical epic film 'Noah' in 2014, which is his second most commercially successful film to date after 'Black Swan'. It was banned after its release in several countries because of its sensitive content. In 2018, Aronofsky ventured into the TV industry as an executive producer of National Geographic's documentary series titled 'One Strange Rock'.
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Born on February 12, 1969, in the Brooklyn borough of New York City, New York, Darren Aronofsky is one of the two children of educators Charlotte and Abraham Aronofsky. He has a sister named Patti, who is a TV producer. His family was culturally Jewish, even if his parents were not particularly religious. He attended Edward R. Murrow High School.
As a youth, he accompanied his parents to Broadway performances, which first incited in him a curiosity for the show business. Initially, he was interested in biology and received training at The School for Field Studies in Kenya in 1985 and Alaska in 1986. During this period, he developed an interest in ungulates and decided to attend a school in Kenya.
He spent months backpacking through Europe and the Middle East before enrolling at Harvard University in 1987, to pursue a degree in social anthropology. Influenced by noted filmmakers, such as Akira Kurosawa, Roman Polanski, Terry Gilliam, Shinya Tsukamoto, Hubert Selby, Jr., Spike Lee, Satoshi Kon, and Jim Jarmusch, Aronofsky's love for filmmaking truly blossomed in Harvard.
For his senior thesis, Aronofsky wrote and directed the short film 'Supermarket Sweep', which became one of the finalists in the 1991 Student Academy Awards. In the following year, he earned his MFA degree in directing from the AFI Conservatory. Furthermore, he received AFI Conservatory's Franklin J. Schaffner Alumni Medal.
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Darren Aronofsky's first short film was 'Fortune Cookie', made some months prior to 'Supermarket Sweep' in 1991. He continued to make short films after graduating from Harvard. 'Protozoa' was made in 1993 and 'No Time' in 1994. He also made a video segment for the video game 'Soldier Boyz', which was released in 1997.
He made his feature film debut with the 1998 release 'Pi'. Starring Sean Gullette, Mark Margolis, and Ben Shenkman, the psychological and complex thriller covers a range of themes, including religion, mysticism, and the relationship of the universe with mathematics, and revolves around a gifted mathematician and his search for mathematical regularity in his imperfect, irrational existence.
Premiered at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival, 'Pi' earned Aronofsky the Best Director award there. It also became the first film that was made available for online downloading.
In his next movie, 'Requiem for a Dream' (2000), he continued with surrealistic and psychological themes and used drug-induced hallucinations as a major plot point. It is based on Hubert Selby, Jr.'s novel of the same name and stars Ellen Burstyn, Jared Leto, and Jennifer Connelly.
While the film 'Requiem for a Dream' barely made money at the box office, it was received positively by the critics, and for her performance, Burstyn was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress.
In May 2000, Aronofsky was supposed to direct an adaptation of David Wiesner's 1999 children's book 'Sector 7' for Nickelodeon Movies, but it did not materialise. In the mid-2000s, he was in talks with Warner Bros. for a Batman film based on Frank Miller's graphic novel 'Batman: Year One'. However, it was never made either.
He was one of the screenwriters attached to developing the script for the horror film 'Below', which was released in 2002.
His next feature film, 'The Fountain,' encountered problems right from the beginning. Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett were originally supposed to star in the film but the former quit the project seven weeks before the filming started and the latter could not be involved because of her pregnancy. The project was also suffering from cost overruns. As a result, Warner Bros. shelved the project.
The film, 'The Fountain,' was ultimately made with Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz in leading roles and released in 2006. Aronofsky has stated the film closely reflects his personal spiritual beliefs. 'The Fountain' was a box-office failure and received mixed reviews from the critics. However, it has since archived a cult status.
Aronofsky's fifth feature was the 2008 sports drama 'The Wrestler'. Starring Mickey Rourke in the eponymous role, the film tells the story of an ageing professional wrestler, who, disregarding his declining health and plummeting fame, continues to be active within the ring. The film was a critical and commercial success, earning Rourke an Oscar nomination and effectively revitalizing his career.
In 2010, he served as one of the producers of David O. Russell's biographical sports drama 'The Fighter', which was nominated for seven Academy Awards and won two.
Darren Aronofsky had begun working on the script of 'Noah' in 2000. The first draft was finished in 2003 and the filming began in July 2012. Premiered in Mexico City on March 10, 2014, 'Noah' was one of Aronofsky's most commercially successful films. Made on a $125 million budget, the film earned $362.6 million at the box office.
The film 'Noah' was well-received by the critics as well. However, it garnered controversy because of its religious content. Many Islamic countries, including Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, and Pakistan banned the film prior to its release.
Between 2014 and 2017, Aronofsky produced four films, including his own 2017 release 'mother!'. The 2015 political thriller 'Zipper' was directed by Mora Stephens and stars Patrick Wilson, Lena Headey, and Richard Dreyfuss. The 2016 biographical drama 'Jackie' was based on the life of Jackie Kennedy after her husband's assassination in 1969.
The psychological horror 'mother!' (2017) is Aronofsky's most recent feature film. Starring Jennifer Lawrence, Javier Bardem, Ed Harris, and Michelle Pfeiffer, the film received positive reviews from the critics but, as with of most Aronofsky's films, attracted controversy for its biblical allegories and depiction of violence.
He produced the documentary series 'One Strange Rock' that has been airing on National Geographic since March 2018. His first television project, the show deals with how life developed on planet Earth. It focuses on the unique perspective of eight astronauts who had been away from Earth for about 1,000 days. He is also a producer of the upcoming crime drama 'White Boy Rick.'
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Darren Aronofsky's directorial venture, the 2010 psychological horror 'Black Swan,' is based on a story by Andres Heinz, who later contributed to the screenplay for the film. The film stars Natalie Portman in an Oscar-winning role and its plot centres on a production of Tchaikovsky's ballet 'Swan Lake' by a prestigious New York City ballet company. Aronofsky was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Director but lost it to Tom Hooper ('The King's Speech').
Darren Aronofsky previously dated actress Rachel Weisz. Their relationship began sometime in the summer of 2001. By 2005, they were engaged. Their son, Henry, was born on May 31, 2006, in New York City. The family resided in the East Village in Manhattan. However, in November 2010, they revealed that they had been living separately for months but would continue raising their son together.
Aronofsky started dating actress Jennifer Lawrence in September 2016, right after they started working together in 'mother!'. The relationship eventually ended in November 2017.
He is also an environmental activist and his concerns for environmental issues have been reflected in his films such as 'Noah' and 'mother!'. He is the recipient of both the Humane Society of the United States' and PETA's Humanitarian Awards and serves as a board member of both The Sierra Club Foundation and The School for Field Studies.
Aronofsky uses a custom-built desk, crafted from the wood of Bastogne walnut, for his writing.
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Peanut Butter Implicated in Salmonella Outbreak
US - Minnesota Department of Health has found Salmonella in a brand of peanut butter that has the same genetic fingerprint as the pathogen causing illness in 400 patients across the country.
Officials from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) and the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) have issued a product advisory after MDA's preliminary laboratory testing indicated the presence of Salmonella bacteria in a five-pound container of King Nut brand creamy peanut butter.
The product is distributed in Minnesota to establishments such as long-term care facilities, hospitals, schools, universities, restaurants, delis, cafeterias and bakeries. At this time, the product is not known to be distributed for retail sale in grocery stores. State officials are urging establishments who may have the product on hand to avoid serving it, pending further instructions as the investigation progresses.
Eating food contaminated with Salmonella can result in abdominal cramping, diarrhoea, and fever. Anyone who believes they may have become ill as a result of eating this product or foods made with this product should contact their health care provider.
State officials discovered the contamination as a result of product testing initiated after an MDH epidemiological investigation implicated King Nut creamy peanut butter as a likely source of Salmonella infections in Minnesota residents. The Minnesota cases have the same genetic fingerprint as the cases in the national outbreak that has sickened almost 400 people in 42 states; however, laboratory results for the product sample have not yet been linked to this national outbreak. Additional laboratory results are expected in the coming days.
State officials are coordinating their investigation with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the US Food and Drug Administration and other states.


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Shopping on Instagram – All You Need to Know
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Ecommerce Platforms Editorial Team September 2, 2019
If you've tried to promote or sell your products on your Instagram account, you know that it's not exactly the easiest platform to work with.
Although tons of brands make big bucks on Instagram, it requires a little creativity to prompt your customers to click through a link and actually make a purchase.
For example, a brand like Kate Spade might share a beautiful photo of a model walking around New York with a new handbag and hat. These products are obviously for sale on the Kate Spade website, but the company can't share a direct link or even many of the product details unless they try to put it in a comment.
The most popular way to get around this is to tell customers that a link to the product is located in the bio section of the profile. As many of us know, Instagram only allows one link in the bio, and if you're attempting to sell products, this requires you to change the link every time you share a product.
However, a new Instagram Shopping program changes all of that.
Keep in mind that this is just a test program, so only a few large businesses are taking part.
However, it allows users to view an image, click for more product details, then move onto the actual store for purchasing.
Instagram Shopping: What it Looks Like and How it Works
The best way to display how Instagram shopping works is with screenshots. As you can see below, we're looking at a standard Instagram feed.
Let's say you're a customer and you notice a nice handbag that you would like to learn more about. This company has implemented the Instagram Shopping experience, so a Tap to View Products button is revealed towards the bottom of the image.
What's cool about this is that you can have multiple products in one image and link all of them. So, since you clicked on the button, it will immediately show the product names, along with how much they go for.
If you click through to one of these products it reveals even more information about the item. Instagram has done research and revealed that most people aren't going to just buy a product based on an image. Consumers are obviously smarter than than, so they would like to examine product specs, pricing and other details that you would generally find on a regular ecommerce shop.
Therefore, the next page hones in on the product you're thinking about buying. The merchant will have all the room in the world to type up a description, allowing for a more user-friendly shopping experience. What's more is that this product page remains on Instagram.
So, if a customer is only browsing, they don't have to get redirected to the merchant's website until they are absolutely sure that they would like to make the purchase.
And that's the final step. A Buy Now button will be on all of the Instagram Shopping product pages. This is the only moment in which the user will be sent from Instagram to a completely new website.
I like this for a few reasons. First of all, it doesn't seem to inconvenience the casual Instagram viewer who opens Instagram to look at photos. They are not necessarily there to shop, so they're not being sent all over the internet just for showing interest in a product.
Secondly, Instagram is also making it convenient for merchants, since the traffic is eventually sent to the merchant's online store. This varies a little bit from Pinterest Pins and Facebook stores, since you can still measure your traffic and use your valuable website the way it was supposed to be used.
In short, Instagram isn't forcing customers to stick around on the app. If they want to stay on Instagram, they can. If they'd like to go to a store, that's possible as well.
Where Can You Learn More About Instagram Shopping?
This is huge news for just about any online business. You've always been able to post your products in creative ways, but most of the time you would have to share a link in the comments or tell people to click the profile link.
Lots of news is coming out about the Instagram Shopping tool, but the best place to learn more is at the actual Instagram business page.
They have several videos and screenshots for you to see the tool in action, and you can follow along for additional updates if you want.
I would also recommend checking out the Product Hunt page for this, since various business people are discussing on that page, and you can get in on that.
For example, I didn't even think about it at first, but someone mentioned in the Product Hunt comments that this could be the end to all third-party shoppable Instagram tools. I mean, that's a huge blow to many of those companies, yet it makes a much easier interface for businesses looking to sell their items and reach out to new customers.
When Should You Expect to Start Seeing Instagram Shopping?
As we've discussed a little above, Instagram is already in the process of rolling out the functionality. Around 20 large companies are partnering with Instagram to test out how it works. So, if you want to see Instagram Shopping in action, start following companies like Kate Spade, JackThreads, and Warby Parker.
Also, an update: Merchants can now tag products on Instagram that link directly to a Shopify product page.
The whole point is to give customers a more fruitful shopping experience, with details, pictures, prices and all sorts of information you would want before making a purchase.
Consider following these brands on Instagram to get a taste of what's to come in the future. We're all crossing our fingers that it works out because I'm assuming after the test run we're going to start seeing the program released to all online shops.
Regardless, keep your eye on the developments, because this is some pretty exciting stuff.
If you have any thoughts about Instagram Shopping or would like to ask us any questions, feel free to drop a line in the comments section below.
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Microgrid Knowledge, April 27, 2017
Three decades ago when the Energy Storage Association tried to galvanize support it drew 35 people to the room. Last week, at its annual conference in Denver, there were near 2,000.
Sure, they came because battery prices are dropping and energy storage pairs nicely with oh-so-popular solar. But something bigger is afoot here, something the size of the power grid, as Matt Roberts, ESA executive director, conveyed in his opening remarks at the Colorado Convention Center.
Brace yourself for an "intimidating array of new disruptors" on the grid as more of the economy becomes electrified, said Roberts. Running the grid as we do now will get us into trouble. The solution he sees is 35 GW of energy storage by 2025.
Roberts begins his argument for 'why energy storage' with robots –– tiny disc-like robots rushing about on a factory floor. Automated and directed by bar codes, they are sorting 200,000 packages a day with little human help. They operate entirely on electricity with an energy charge pegged precisely to the volume and timing of incoming packages. So they never run short on power. Nor is any wasted.
Now scale the factory floor up to a city of the future, Denver for example, and you get a glimpse of why energy storage may be bigger than you think.
Denver's a good setting for this futuristic city because it has a microgrid today, one tied to its transit system, which links to its airport, which of course links to the rest of the world.
So instead of robots on the canvas, imagine electric vehicles and trains. Departing from the microgrid at Denver's Pena Station, a train ferries cargo and passengers to the airport, where they fly to Los Angeles. Meanwhile, signals are sent ahead so that 177 self-driving electric vehicles – exactly the number needed — are waiting at the LA airport when the passengers arrive. An equally calibrated fleet of trucks pick up the cargo. The vehicles run on batteries pre-charged with enough energy to reach their pre-arranged destinations.
"That is data, transportation, industry all linked together by the grid…interconnected across vast geographies while still balancing local energy needs," Roberts said.
The merging of these networks will lead to 3,500 TWh of energy demand, he said, which creates an "imperative to transform our thinking." Layer on top of that the new generation resources being added on the electric grid. Solar, wind and storage contributing more capacity than natural gas by 2021. All of this means "a really big shift for the industry."
It's exciting. But adding so many new pieces to the electric grid – cars, data, buildings, renewables — also paves the way for more disruption. Each network brings its shortcomings. And if something goes wrong with one piece, a kind of traffic jam can occur on the grid that brings all the pieces to a standstill.
Today's grid was built for simpler times. Getting the grid ready for this new world using our traditional approach – building centralized power plants to meet peak demand — would cost about $5 trillion, according to Roberts.
why energy storage
"We can either rebuild the grid with today's infrastructure and assets with incremental improvements, or we can invest in new technologies and strategies that can deliver better outcomes at a lower cost," he said.
Building a disruption proof grid
This is why energy storage is coming to the fore. Storage diminishes the need to undertake the expensive approach of building enough power plants for the few days in a year when electric demand reaches peak. To get a sense of how costly this is, Roberts said that in New York, alone, the 100 hours when the state uses the most power costs ratepayers $1.7 billion.
"That's an immense amount of money to serve less than one percent of the need of that system," he said.
Energy storage averts the need to build stationary peaking capacity that sits idle – "stranded" – except for a few days a year. Instead, the grid relies on energy storage systems that absorb energy when demand is low so that it can be released when demand is high.
In addition, battery systems are modular, so can be installed quickly where needed and removed when there no longer needed for use elsewhere.
"This is a stabilizng force and buffer that can react to dynamic changes on the system," Roberts said. It makes the grid "disruption proof" by delivering power "exactly when and where you need it." It does this with no combustion, so reduces emissions.
Using preliminary figures from research underway by Navigant, Roberts said adding 35 GW of storage to the grid in this way could save $4.5 billion (see below)
From "Nexus of Networks" by Matt Roberts, ESA
"We have a choice, our utility partners have a choice, we can either rebuild the grid with today's infrastructure and assets, with incremental improvements, or we can invest in new technologies, new strategies that can deliver better outcomes at a lower cost," Roberts said. "We need a grid that is prepared for this electrified future. We need a grid that is disruption proof."
Why energy storage drew such a crowd
Here's a few quotes that we picked up from conference goers on why energy storage drew such a crowd to Denver and what it heralds about the power industry.
David Chiesa, S&C Electric
Market consolidation ahead?
"I think the biggest thing to take away from this conference is the size and scale and scope. It has become huge. The competition is much more fierce…that's great for the market. This market is poised for growth, but it's also poised for some consolidation. Any time that you have this many players and this many people, combined with a market that hasn't fully realized its size, you'll have a lot of people fighting for the same small pie. But as that pie continues to expand, you are going to continue to see more entrants until you get saturation, then consolidation, then faster growth from there." — David Chiesa, senior director of business development at S&C Electric
"…you get saturation, then consolidation, then faster growth from there."
William Sproull, ESS
Microgrids are a big element
"A big part of why there are so many people here is that they are trying to understand the applications that storage fits into — the value propositions — and tie revenue streams with the cost of storage. I think a lot of the discussions are revolving around those applications, microgrids being one that I'm very focused on. Typically, a microgrid has a lot of different uses for an energy storage device, and that lends itself to longer-duration type storage requirements – which is what flow batteries and the iron flow battery from ESS is geared toward. So, a lot of the discussion I'm having is about how the iron flow battery can have applications in microgrids, in renewable applications, things like that. Even the utilities are taking note – whether it's a threat or an opportunity for them – they are taking note that a microgrid is a big application for storage." — William Sproull, vice president of business development & sales, ESS
Gregg Noble, Northern Reliability
Driven by consumers
"One reason we are seeing so many people move into the energy storage field is that this is a technology that can address not only the technological challenges that utilities and the renewable industry are facing, but it also assists in bridging that cultural shift that we are seeing…like the Stapleton project, where it is not driven by industry, but is driven by end users who are putting out their own generation assets. How does the utility respond to what is basically a culture shift?" — Gregg Noble, director of sales, Northern Reliability
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While trying to build AJ_LedService example, I have encounter two unclear point.
I have seen WIFI_UDP_WORKING definition so if WIFI_UDP_WORKING defined then what is the wifi its use, if not the "Arduino ethernet shield" will be used, is it correct?
I'm confusing on more thing, I have figured out that Alljoyn have used "WSL driver" for gt202 kit so if I used another kit "another wifi kit or Arduino ethernet shield " does alljoyn will work correclty on these kit without any modify on WSL driver ?
Yes, defining WIFI_UDP_WORKING will use the Wifi shield (the WiFi shield has a bug with UDP). Not defining it uses the ethernet shield.
The WSL driver is a completely different project that has no relation to "Arduino" except that it uses the Arduino DUE as its platform. It has nothing to do with TARG=arduino or the Arduino IDE. Its a bare-metal implementation and a driver for the GT-202 WiFi module.


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Moldova Military
The defense of Moldova, which is based on general military duty for 12 months, (2008) comprises about 7,000 men and is organized into 3 brigades. To see related acronyms about this country, please check ABBREVIATIONFINDER where you can see that MDA stands for Moldova. Fighter aircraft missing. Semi-military security forces amount to 3,200 men. Reserves in the form of 66,000 trained soldiers are far beyond what can be equipped. The material is semi-modern and of Soviet origin.
Defense costs decreased in 1996-2006 from 4.2% to 0.3% of GDP. (2008) The armed opposition in the Dnestro area has 7,000 men at its disposal. In July 1992, a standstill agreement signed by the Russian Federation and observers from Ukraine was signed. Moldova participates in UN peacekeeping operations with observers in five countries.
Moldova has military service with first-time service of 12 months. From 1994, Moldova has been a member of NATO's Partnership for Peace program. The total force figures for Moldova's armed forces are 5150 active personnel, with a reserve of 58,000 personnel (2018, IISS). In addition, 900 semi-military are in a riot police. Russia has military forces in the country, in 2018 about 1500 personnel.
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The Army's strength is 3250 active personnel, including 1950 conscripts. Materials include 163 armored personnel vehicles, heavy artillery and light air defense artillery.
The Air Force has a personnel force of 600 active personnel, three light transport aircraft, and six helicopters. In addition, the Air Force has short range air defense missiles.
In 2018, Moldova participated in UN operations in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA) with two personnel and three observers, in Kosovo (UNMIK) with one observer, and in South Sudan (UNMISS) with one personnel and two observers. In addition, the country participated in the NATO operation in Kosovo (KFOR) with 41 personnel.
Moldova's foreign policy
At the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, Moldova had refused to participate in the drafting of new Union plans, but still later joined the Commonwealth of Independent States (SUS), though with a number of reservations about how close the cooperation should be. Moldova's strong economic dependence on the USSR meant a lot to the ratification of the USSR agreement in April 1994. However, Moldova has refused to participate in military cooperation within the USSR, nor is it a member of the economic union.
The country introduced its own currency unit, leu, in November 1993. Moldova has observer status, but is not a member of the Eurasian Economic Community, founded in 2000 as part of the USSR. The good relationship with Russia that the new communist government proposed from 2001 was gradually strained due to the unresolved Transnistria conflict, and the government has instead emphasized closer relations with the EU and the US.
By the declaration of independence of Moldova, Romania was the first country to recognize the new state. However, widespread community in language, culture, religion and history does not mean that the relationship between the two states is without problems. Many in Moldova fear that Romania is primarily interested in the reunification of the two countries, and that Romania does not respect the fact that the Moldovans have their own state. The authorities in Chişinău have on several occasions blamed Romania for domestic problems in Moldova, such as when the Romanian ambassador was expelled following the unrest following the April 2009 elections.
Moldova has combined its neutral foreign political status and its economic and energy dependence on Russia with a closer relationship with Western and pan-European political institutions. Moldova joined the OSCE in 1992 and the Council of Europe in 1995. Although Moldova does not want NATO membership, the country joined NATO's Partnership for Peace in 1994. This collaboration was later deepened with mutual visits and action plans. The relationship with the EU was formalized in 1998 with a partnership and cooperation agreement, and from 2005 an ENP Action Plan (European Neighborhood Policy) came into effect. It forms an important part of the government's reform program in the field of democratic and economic reforms, and makes significant financial contributions from the EU.
Moldova has also achieved tariff relief to the EU. From 2005, the European Commission has a permanent delegation in Chişinău. The closer relationship with the EU is also reflected in the fact that the EU has gained observer status in the Transnistria negotiations. A breakthrough in relations with the EU came at the Vilnius Summit in 2013. Moldova then, like Georgia, signed an association agreement and a free trade agreement with the EU. The final signing took place in June 2014. Moldova ratified the agreement in July 2014, and significant parts of the agreement were provisionally put into effect from September 2014. Visa freedom to the EU was implemented from April 2014.
Russia has made great efforts to prevent Moldova from getting closer to the EU, including by temporarily halting imports of wine and other agricultural products from Moldova, and by threats of limiting gas exports to Moldova – an energy source that Moldova depends on of. Vladimir Voronin, leader of the Communist Party, has condemned, in sharp order, the association agreement with the EU. The Communist Party's alternative is to join the Customs Union between Russia and some other former Soviet republics.
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Adam Zagórski (* 10. August 1990 in Poznan) ist ein polnischer Jazzmusiker (Schlagzeug, Komposition).

Leben und Wirken
Zagórski begann seine musikalische Ausbildung im Alter von sechs Jahren an der Musikschule in Poznan. Bis er 19 Jahre alt war, erhielt er klassischen Klavierunterricht, wurde aber auch am Schlagzeug unterrichtet. 2009 begann er ein Jazzstudium an der Ignacy Jan Paderewski Musikakademie in Poznan; nach einem Aufenthalt als Austauschstudent am Syddansk Musikkonservatorium in Odense in Dänemark absolvierte er es in Poznan. Er setzte seine Ausbildung im Masterstudiengang Jazzpädagogik in Odense und ab 2013 am Prins Claus Conservatorium im niederländischen Groningen fort.

Während des Studiums war Zagórski als Musiker tätig. Mit Kuba Marciniak, Piotr Scholz und Kacper Smolinski gründete er 2014 das Weezdob Collective, mit dem er seit 2015 drei Alben veröffentlichte und 2019 auch am Burghauser Nachwuchswettbewerb den zweiten Platz errang. Mit seinem Quartett entstand 2017 die EP Songs of Hope. Mit dem Saxophonisten Maciej Kądziela gründete er das ZK Collective, dessen Alben Double Universe (2018) und Slow Food (2021) auch international Beachtung fanden. Auf der Jazzahead 2022 stellte er sich mit den Jazz Forum Talents vor.

Weiterhin gehörte Zagórski zum Trio von Artur Dutkiewicz, zu Bands von Włodek Pawlik und zum Poznan Jazz Philharmonic Orchestra. Er trat in Mitteleuropa, Skandinavien, Irland, Frankreich, der Türkei und den USA auf. Zudem arbeitete er mit Musikern wie Zbiegniew Wrombel, Adam Wendt, John Hollenbeck, Dominique di Piazza, Jerry Bergonzi, Attila Muehl, Jasper Greve, Hans-Peter Salentin, Alex Sipiagin und Joel Frahm. Er ist auch auf Alben von Julia Sawicka und Ulyana Hedzik zu hören.

Diskographische Hinweise
 Weezdob Collective: Live at Radio Katowice (Jazz Forum, 2015)
 Adam Zagórski Quartet: Songs of Hope (Tetragon Music, 2017, mit Marek Konarski, Erik Ørum von Spreckelsen, Michał Nienadowski)
 ZK Collaboration: Double Universe (My Music, 2018, mit Maciej Kądziela, Roman Chraniuk, Mateusz Gawęda)
 Weezdob Collective: Star Cadillac (Weezart, 2018)
 Weezdob Collective: Komeda: Ostatnia Retrospekcja (Agora, 2020)
 ZK Collaboration: Slow Food (Polskie Nagrania, 2021)

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Although a lot of us advocate against using plastic bags for shopping and plastic disposable cups for drinking tea or coffee, we don't think about the other possible areas where we tend to use plastic on a daily basis. A lot of us would actually be surprised to note that plastic has actually become an epidemic of sorts.
From bags, toys and electronics to even toothpastes and facial scrubs, plastic has found a way to end up in these items. This plastic is either shipped off to be recycled or ends up in the oceans and landfills across the world, with the latter being the more common of the two outcomes. Ultimately, the plastic that we tend to use on a daily basis ends up harming the environment, disturbing the ecological balance and harming out health in the process.
For all of you out there who have little or no idea of how plastic may harm us and the environment, here are some alarming facts that will hopefully help us put our point across.
Despite the worldwide drive to reduce the use of plastic, it has been revealed that over 500 billion plastic bags are still being used across the world, with a staggering 1 million bags being used every single minute. Considering the fact that it would take at least 1000 years for plastic to degrade, we would soon start facing a crisis of sorts as the landfills around the world overflow with plastic.
Plastic grocery bags, soda bottles and straws, etc. are a regular sight in the Pacific Ocean these days. Over 35 billion plastic bottles end up in the oceans every year. And this figure is relegated to the U.S. alone. So just imagine the total contribution of plastic from all the countries in the world.
In spite of several green initiatives doing the rounds, it is alarming to note that the world has produced more plastic in the last 10 years than it had done during the last 100 years.
Nearly 90% of the trash floating in the oceans is made of plastic. This surmounts to a staggering 46000 pieces of plastic found per square mile in these oceans. In fact, the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is a giant sized mass of floating plastic that can be found in the North Pacific Ocean. The garbage island is considered to be twice the size of the U.S. state Texas.
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Rising about the Plastic is an initiative all of us would need to take in order to save the environment and keep it healthy as well as livable for future generations. Here are some ways in which this can be achieved with minimum effort.
Consider reusing shopping bags as well as bottled water. If not, you can consider opting for cloth bags or glass bottles that can be easily reused without harming the environment much. Everyday items like plastic lunchboxes and bags can also be replaced with bags made of natural fibers.
Some goods tend to come in extra layers of plastic packaging. Refuse these items as they will only lead to more plastic being dumped in the landfills at the end of the day. Check for eco-friendly packaging that can be reused. You can also opt to buy in bulk in order to reduce the packaging used for the individual pieces.
Instead of relying on plastic CDs or DVDs, consider opting for digital cloud media to store your favorite songs, movies and photos, etc. This way, you can reduce the market for these plastic CDs which usually end up in landfills after use.
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Quebec Fights Against Single Sports Gaming and the Courts
Angeline Everett
Quebec is already in trouble over its fight with the telecom companies and Internet neutrality. Now, it is in court over single sports betting. The province plans to appeal several judgments against it to the Supreme Court of Canada.
Gambling in Quebec
Quebec has several different types of gambling. Last year, Quebec had the second largest gaming figures in Canada. Casino gaming grew at less than 2 percent. However, the province saw an improvement with online lottery sales and online gaming. That number rose more than double that amount, to 5 percent. In Quebec, expects project online casinos and lotteries will continue to have strong growth. Online casinos, on the other hand, probably won't increase their revenue.
Quebec has four casinos and three race tracks that also have casino gaming. All offer slot machines, video poker, table games, and sports betting on parlay bets. In addition, the province has lottery games, both online and on-site purchases, as well as sportsbooks, both on-site and online. However, the province is openly fighting the courts over aspects of gaming.
The Fight Over Single Sports Gaming
First, the government has been seeking to block applications and websites that offer single sports gaming options. Single sports gaming is illegal in Canada but has been growing in popularity. Many citizens have recently called for the country to legalize sports gaming. Several thousand single sports betting websites and applications are up and running outside Quebec. In addition, the sites have become an increasing problem because of the legalization of gambling in the United States. The opening of sportsbooks in areas not too far from the border have also prompted this request.
Quebec heavily regulates its gambling industry. Some people say it operates as a monopoly. That prevents other companies from profiting off the gamblers in the province. Quebec is fighting the companies that were offering illegal gaming. But, what really got the province in trouble with the court was its violation of net neutrality.
The Recent Court Ruling
Quebec passed a law to combat the thousands of websites and apps the provincial government said are allowing illegal gambling. The law ordered all Internet service providers to block player's access to any gaming sites that the provincial government didn't license. Researchers believe this amounts to about 2,200 sites and apps. The Supreme Court challenged that 2016 law and threw it out.
Internet service providers and the gaming industry also challenged the ruling. They said this law violated the country's net neutrality law. The neutrality law says the Internet should be neutral and free of bias. That includes companies or countries. Quebec's law compelled the ISPs to give up the names of websites that violate the net neutrality law. And, that is illegal, according to the service providers. The court agreed with the Internet service providers.
The gaming companies also argued the closing down of websites doesn't allow for free trade or commerce. And, that would affect the e-commerce industry. If there is no competition, the businesses argue, it means the provincial government owns all the means of production. That would make it a monopoly, and that is not legal under Canadian law. Currently, in Quebec, the only company that can offer gaming of any kind is Loto-Quebec, which is a government-owned company.
While the court ruled against Quebec, the province has vowed to continue fighting. It believes it has the right to ban gaming-related websites. The province says it is doing it out of concern for its citizens. It wants to protect them from personal harm. Many critics, however, see this as a patently false claim.
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A Massachusetts native, blogger Angeline Everett grew up in the Allston neighborhood of Boston and earned a degree in casino management from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. After graduating, Angeline moved to Atlantic City where she joined the young team at the Borgata Casino as a compliance representative, while blogging on the side. After a few years in the back office, Angeline moved to the floor to work first at a casual poker dealer and later casual poker floor supervisor. Fascinated with games of chance since she was a child, Angeline currently divides her time between blogging and work on her first book.


If you were ever the kind of person to want value for money from your gamebooks, Talisman of Death is your way to go. Not because it takes a million attempts to finish (in fact, I completed this one) but because it is long. Loooong. Just when I thought I'd be nearing the end, or dead, bam and there I was, right back in it.
You're an ordinary Earth guy, at least I think you're ordinary as there's no background at all really, except that you seem to have some psychedelic dream and suddenly you're the chosen one in the world of Orb, chosen to save the world that is. As all chosen ones are these days.
You have to take the Talisman of Death (what kind of craftsman would even create a 'Talisman of Death', let alone allow it to fall into the wrong hands?)back to 'your' world, ie. Earth, to save the world of Orb. No mention is made what might happen to Earth once it contains this evil thing, but hey.
One of the differences I noted in this book is by this point, book 11, Jackson and Livingstone had finally worked out a combat system for fighting more than one opponent at a time, and it shows - almost every fight that isn't against some ridiculously formidable foe (more on that later) is against two average/weak guys. They, or the authors, obviously weren't too sure if this new system was fair though, often letting fights end well before either party was near death, or having one of the double-team pull out. They wouldn't be so kind in later books, from memory, knowing that most people end up cheating the dice anyway.
I rolled average stats with good luck, and set out on my quest, which in a few ways reminded me of an old Commodore 64 text-adventure I used to play.
Anyway, I quickly came across a bunch of travellers and told them I was on a quest against evil, which they told me was a lie. I told them I was from another planet, which they knew was the truth. Was this not a quest against evil? Whose side was I on? They gave me a ride to the local town, where they made me hand over my gears and stole the Talisman.
Phew! I was sick of running from evil spectres and whatnot who were after that thing. At one point, I was given the option of running towards some dark elves (who were probably out to get me) and running for the hills. I chose the latter, obviously.
Relieved of my sacred duties and in a medieval-esque world I'd no care for, I hit the bars on the Hamburg-esque 'Street of Seven Sins'. I fought some guys, got a holy sword and slept on a bale of hay in an inn, all without paying, and hooked up with a bunch of thieves who going by artwork were also transported from Earth, more specifically 1940s Russia.
We discussed plans for a heist (to get the Talisman back, damnit), and when I told them where it was, they killed me.
But... my spirit was re-combined with my body, and my quest began anew. I told you this book was long. All this re-combining happened in the Valley of Death, by the way, which I thought was a totally cool Coolio reference. 10 years in advance.
So, fast-forwarding a little, I re-meet the thieves, and this time keep the important info to myself, for now. We regained the talisman, defeating their leader Hawkana with a heavy use of luck. I didn't used to use so muc luck in battles when I was younger, but maybe I cheated then, unlike now, haha.
And fast-forwarding a little again (I told you this book was long), I made it to the end... only to be killed by a dragon. Well, killed, and re-incarnated again. Goddamnit. By this point I was kind of just wishing the book had some balls. This time I didn't have to go too far back, and it was a matter of not doing what I did last time that killed me, some lucky rolls, and I'd defeated the dragon in battle (wasn't even a real dragon, even if it could really kill) and saved the other world, the one that gave me nothing but grief and death.
Despite the length and illogical plot, Talisman of Death was actually quite enjoyable. The sense of freedom that came with losing responsibility of looking after the talisman in the town was great - it's not often in FF gamebooks you get to just wander around a town, checking out the stores.
A good, if frustrating entry in the catalogue.
This one is definitely my all time favorite.
The book does include several proper deaths in addition to the ones that lead to your being sent back in time. Being buried alive by a horde of zombies is one of the more distinctive ones.
Buried alive by a horde of zombies? Awesome.
I love the flavour of this book, too. For one thing, not only are there quite a few paths to your final destination, but I find all of them to be interesting. This allows great replay value.
Ironically, the resurrection rules where you keep going back in time after getting killed might have killed the replay value, since it's possible for you to end up trying every single path in just one sitting. But it's still a fun book to play, nonethless.
I have only just discovered Fighting Fantasy...like what, 20 years too late? Anyway, I've always loved early text-adventure games and FF gamebooks seem to be along the same lines. Thanks for doing these!
I enjoyed this one, particularly as the world of 'Orb' is also the setting for the 'Way of the Tiger' books by the same authors, where you play a totally awesome ninja who gets to use kung fu moves and other skills like spitting poisoned needles at people (!!!!).
Anyway, I really enjoyd this book, particularly the city crawl and the alliance with the thieves. The whole final thing with the mountain and the dragon felt a bit like an anti-climax, and I was just dying to find a way to off Tyutchev and Cassandra for good..


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Born to a family of engineers, Jerry grew up perpetually curious about the world. With the Lego set his parents bought him for his fifth birthday, he became fascinated with using the little bricks to build whatever came to mind. This would later influence him to follow his parents' path into becoming an engineer. After graduating with a BS and MS from UC Berkeley, he started his career in consumer tech and then spent several years in media, both as an operator and investor.
Prior to Maveron, Jerry was at Advancit Capital, a media-focused investment fund investing in tech-enabled, consumer, and next-generation media companies. In addition to completing his MBA at Wharton, Jerry spent his time before becoming an investor as an operator, leading operations at Spate (a YC-backed startup using data to predict the next big consumer trends). He built his career as a data scientist at Google, where he helped to launch and grow YouTube's first paid subscription businesses (YouTube Red, YouTube Music, YouTube TV).
Working in consumer technology and digital media has led to Jerry's passion in identifying and working with companies that shape not only consumer behavior but also the future of media and pop culture. As a Taiwanese-American born in the Bay Area and living in New York, he can be found eating his way around town in San Francisco, visiting art galleries in New York, or fashion shopping in Asia.
Which consumer brand has greatly impacted your life? MyFitnessPal. My weight loss journey only became feasible when I started to take a quantitative approach to health and fitness. As a data junkie, the journaling and logging of food on top of the community support was the motivation I needed to improve my health.
What's your go-to app? Grailed
Which living person do you most admire? Jeff Bezos, particularly for his embodiment of a "Day One" mentality, belief that great companies never abandon a startup mentality, and conviction that learning is a lifelong pursuit.
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What is your strongest personal quality? Tenacity, genuine curiosity.


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Over the past couple of years we've had a number of travel and day packs for the kids.
All have been well used, tested all over the place- near and far. We share our expereince of our favourites for young ones between 2 years old to 7 or 8 year olds.
We adore our trunkis, a great travel bag, which packs in lots of fun. However, the most practical travel bag for kids is a rucksack.
One pack we've used a lot is LittleLife's penguin pack, which has proved it's worth in the car and as a school bag too.
My 7 year old has been using and abusing hers for 9 months and we have deemed it brilliant: great support, good capacity and lots of practical features with the side pockets, reflective strips, hook for a cycle light, space for a hydration pack and more. As a parent, I initially chose it for its back support- it has a semi rigid back, which helps with air circulation and also load distribution in this 10l backpack.
This is 6 year old's and although it isn't packed full of features like the Moab Jam, as the price reflects (£20), it functions brilliantly. The size is perfect for a 4-8 year old. I really appreciate the strong chest strap, which ensures that the whole rucksack still functions as a harness, meaning I can grab my child by his bag if he slips on a trail, or is about to step out onto the road. The harness will hold his weight.
The Buttercup was the best sized rucksack we found for our 3 year old. Itis very practical and stores enough for the little adventurers. This backpack is a good shape and size for young children out and about, be that in the woods or the city sightseeing. The back has padding, but no real structure to it, however the straps are nicely contoured and there's a chest strap to ensure an ergonomic fit.
These come in different designs- dinosaur, ladybird, Disney and lots more. The shark daysack used to be my Littlest's rucksack from when he was about 18 months old. We were really happy with this first rucksack for toddlers that doubles put as a set of toddler reins; it often had a nappy, some wetwipes, some snacks in and a small toy or two. The only reason we swapped when he was 30 months old was to fit a full change of clothes, rain gear, snack & drink in the rucksack he was carrying.
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I've been hearing lots of good things about Resonation Pale Ale from Great Rythym Brewing. They are a new brewery that is currently contract brewing in Ipswich but looking for their own space in the Portsmouth, NH area. I found this beer at Top Shelf Brews in Hampton NH and purchased 3 bottles for me and some other Maine friends.
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