With Vaisakhi fast approaching, thousands are gearing up to for the huge Sikh festival.
On Saturday, the Nagar Kirtan - or procession - will fill Gravesend with colour, before more festivities at the Gurdwara.
However, with rolling road closures in place throughout the day, it's useful to know when and where it will be happening.
Celebrations start at 12pm outside the Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara in Guru Nanak Marg, off Saddington Street.
The procession will then move through the town centre, before passing the Ravidas Gurdwara in Brandon Street.
Next, it will reach Clarence Place, travelling past the old Gurdwara site and down Wellington Street, before returning to the new Gurdwara at about 2.30pm.
Everyone is welcome to join in or watch, and road closures will be kept to a minimum, implemented by traffic marshalls.
Leading the Nagar Kirtan will be the Panj Pyare - the five beloved ones - and flag-bearers.
They will be followed by the Guru Granth Sahib - the Sikh holy scriptures - on a special model of the Darbar Sahib, or Golden Temple.
Behind them will be the Sangat - or congregation - either on foot or on community floats.
After this, at 2.30pm, there will be a Dharmic Mela - or religious festival - in the grounds of the Gurdwara.
It will feature singing, music, a funfair and many stalls, representing official agencies, charities and businesses.
Again, everyone is welcome to join the celebrations, which are expected to finish at around 6.30pm.


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Logos that make you look twice
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Sometimes there is more going on with a company logo than you might think
by Chris WebAdmin
December 21, 2017 at 11:05 AM December 21, 2017 at 11:05 AM
In the advertising game, a good logo is absolutely essential. After all, it's on all of your Company signs, letterhead, website, social media, you name it your logo will be on it. In a lot of cases, your staff will even be wearing it on their clothing.
Unforgettable and recognizable
You need your logo to be both memorable and unforgettable, instantly recognizable, and something that people will always associate with your brand. It's not easy but it's been done before. You want people to take that second look.
The key points to really good logo designs are that they be clear and simple.
The most popular logos on the market are just that. Nike, Apple, McDonald's, Coke, Pepsi, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Target, and Adidas are widely considered to be the Top 10 logos of all time.
If you have a good logo, people are more likely to want to know more about your company. First impressions are important, and in many cases, your logo is just that, the first thing people see about your company.
Logos need to be classic and timeless. The most popular logos have been around for a long time. Nike's signature Swoosh has been used since 1971. That, however, doesn't compare to the longevity of the Coca-Cola logo, which has been around since 1885. If you get it right the first time, you'll never need to change it.
The Nike logo (Swoosh): What the symbol means and who designed it https://t.co/1n7rnDMvoy via @@vhdotco
— Janos Lancmony (@lancmony) December 16, 2017
While you do want a simple, maybe even elegant logo, you don't want to have a logo that is too simplistic. Visual tricks can be very effective. Take for instance the logo of the Spartan Golf Club.
A simple round logo, it is unique in that it shows both a golfer mid-swing and the helmet-clad head of a Spartan Warrior.
Spot the Spartan in the Spartan Golf Club logo. pic.twitter.com/sk6R85mp0h
— The Classics Library (@stephenjenkin) August 11, 2015
Another perhaps more famous logo with an interesting visual effect is that of FedEx.
You may not have immediately noticed the forward pointing arrow built into the negative space of their logo. Most people don't see it at first, at least consciously. But the nearly subliminal message is that they are forward-thinking and on-the-go.
How have I literally never noticed the hidden arrow in @FedEx 's logo until now? Once you see it, you can't unsee it pic.twitter.com/6ghk23dZe9
— Kaitlyn Anderson (@kaitysue1) December 14, 2017
Bavarian Motor Works (BMW) is legendary for their Automobiles, and even their motorcycles. There is some debate, but some people say that the BMW logo actually is an airplane propeller. Many people think the four sections in the center of the BMW logo are meant to represent a fast-spinning white propeller against the blue sky.
Although BMW did start out making plane engines, that isn't the real meaning of the blue and white sections. Turns out they simply represent the colors of the Bavarian flag. Simple but effective.
#Evolution of BMW logo. Which one is your favourite..? @bmwindia @BMW @BMWMotorsport @BMWUSA @BMW_UK @BMWGroup @BMWUSAnews pic.twitter.com/9pJdKXM83z
— Sushen Vashikar (@iamsushenv) December 8, 2017
Of course, everyone is familiar with the famous Amazon logo. Depicting the Amazon name with a clever smile/arrow running from the A-to-Z. It shows Amazon to be user-friendly and carrying everything from A-to-Z.
The yellow arrow pointing from a to z on Amazon's logo represent the message that it sells everything from A to Z. pic.twitter.com/MXrpxFeSjL
— Tech Facts (@CoolTechFacts) September 18, 2017
Take a closer look at logos, they may surprise you.
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Redmi flagship smartphone confirmed to have an in-display fingerprint sensor
It's already known that the Redmi brand is working on its flagship smartphone powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chipset. Recently, a couple of screenshots of the upcoming smartphone surfaced online, revealing that the Redmi flagship phone is codenamed "Raphael".
It also reveals that the device will come with 256 GB of internal storage which could be the top-end variant. Now, it's confirmed that the smartphone will come with an in-display fingerprint sensor for security.
Lu Weibing, President of Redmi, posted an image of Weibo which is a screenshot of a phone's lockscreen. It shows that the phone will come with an in-display fingerprint scanner. The text accompanied with the image reads "Ready to call it a day, life is very satisfied, exceeded my expectations (machine translated)."
Reports suggests that the upcoming Redmi smartphone will feature a triple camera setup on the back panel, probably the same as the Mi 9 SE. It could consist a 48 MP primary sensors along with a 13 MP and an 8 MP snappers. It is expected to feature an 6.39-inch AMOLED display.
As for the front-facing camera, the smartphone will be featuring a 32 MP snapper for taking the selfies and video calling. The recently launched Redmi Y3 smartphone also comes equipped with the same camera sensor on the front-side.
The company is also gearing up to launch another smartphone, which could be a budget device. Xiaomi India MD and Global VP Manu Kumar Jain recently teased the launch of a new smartphone in India that will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 730 chipset.
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Veterans serenaded with 'God Bless America' after trip to Washington D.C.
A flight that brought veterans to Washington, D.C., to visit the nation's war memorials was greeted by a crowd singing 'God Bless America' on Sunday upon its return to Rochester, N.Y.
According to FOX News, about 60 veterans who served in World War II, the Korean War and Vietnam made the trip aboard Honor Flight Rochester Mission 66.
"They treated us like kings. It was the most marvelous thing in the world."
Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley shared footage of the moment on her Twitter account, calling it "a nice, meaningful moment" for the veterans, who arrived in New York on Father's Day.
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Members of Honor Flight Rochester Mission 66 get a warm welcome after returning from a trip to Washington, D.C., to visit the war memorials.
About 60 veterans who served in World War II, the Korean War and Vietnam made the trip aboard Honor Flight Rochester Mission 66.
A nice, meaningful moment from today's Welcome Home to the Veterans of Honor Flight 66! pic.twitter.com/KXWBNd7ZPP
— Sandra Doorley (@sandra_doorley) June 16, 2019
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Apple releases iOS 13 with Dark Mode, Performance Improvements and UI tweaks
Abhay Ram
Tuesday, June 4, 2019 6:22 AM UTC
At WWDC 2019, Apple released iOS 13 specifically for iPhones. The iPads from here on will be running on iPadOS, the company's effort at releasing "iPad" specific features targeted at large screens. iOS 13 packs a lot (like a lot) of new features: some under-the-hood and some UI changes.
The biggest and the most requested feature for sometime has been "Dark Mode" in iOS and Apple has delivered on it. iOS 13 will ship with a system-wide dark theme for both "cool" looking reasons and as well as it going easy on the eyes. All the Apple-made system apps take advantage of the dark gradient to show-off a glass-shade black colour (when transparency is enabled).
Faster and slicker
iOS 13 packs a lot
According to Craig Federighi, VP of Software at Apple, iOS 13 has some really drastic changes under-the-hood i.e it will be very snappy. App launches in iOS 13 will supposedly be twice as fast and the general working of the operating system will be faster as well compared to the previous version of iOS 12. However, the real-world performance of iOS 13 is yet to be tested, the final version of the same doesn't come out until September, so it's very soon to comment.
Also, one of the most annoying thing on the iPhone for some years has been the big volume control box which pops-up in the middle of the screen and literally covers most of the content you're watching. iOS 13 will do away with that, in favour of a more subtle small bar on the left side of the screen which after few milliseconds turns into a thin bar. It can also be interacted with, similar to the volume control found in the Control Center.
There are many other new features in iOS 13 which Apple didn't show-off on the stage but could be checked out with the public beta. For example, iOS 13 will allow users to choose WiFi network right from the Control Center which is something I've been asking for a longtime.
iOS 13 will run on the iPhone 6S and iPhones released after that which also includes the iPhone SE. The public beta of iOS 13 is expected to release in the month of July, however if you're a paid developer, you could get your hands-on the latest beta software.


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Alejandro Guijarro (born 1979) is a Spanish contemporary artist who currently works between London and Madrid.

Early life

Guijarro was born in Madrid, where he began his artistic education at the Escuela de Arte N10, completing a BA (Hons) in Graphic Design in 2004. He then moved to London to attend the Royal College of Art, where he graduated from the MFA Photography programme in 2010.

Major works

His first major series, Momentum, received international critical acclaim, and can be found in the permanent collections of Saatchi Gallery, London, the Frank Suss Collection, New York City/London, and the Goetz Collection, Germany. Over the course of three years, between 2012 and 2015, Guijarro travelled to various quantum mechanics institutions around the world – from Cambridge and Oxford in the United Kingdom, to CERN in Switzerland, and MIT and UC Berkeley in the United States – photographing the blackboards as he found them, and reproducing them at 1:1 scale.

Momentum has been exhibited at Tristan Hoare, London, in 2012,at the Google Headquarters, New York and at The Contemporary Collectors Club, New York in 2013, and at Marlborough Gallery for PHotoEspaña15 in Madrid in 2015.

His second photographic series – LEAD – was shown in Spring 2017 at Tristan Hoare. For this, Guijarro visited the conservation departments at the Louvre, the Prado Museum and The National Gallery and photographed the X-rays and infrared scans of many prominent Old Master paintings, including the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, The Battle of San Romano by Paolo Uccello, the Annunciation by Robert Campin, and Adam and Eve by Peter Paul Rubens.

Publications

Zine by Guijarro
Momentum Series. Southport, UK: Café Royal, 2016. With a text by Francis Hodgson. Edition of 200 copies.

Publications with contributions by Guijarro
Picking Up, Bouncing Back. By Alexander Garcia Düttman, Jean-Luc Nancy, and Olivier Richon. Edited by Rut Blees Luxemburg. London, Royal College of Art, 2010. .
New Order: British Art Today. By Phillipa Adams. London: Saatchi Gallery, 2014. . Exhibition Catalogue.
Blackboard - Art from Teaching / Learning from Art. Artipelag katalog 7. By Frida Andersson and Jessica Höglund. Värmdö, Sweden: Artipelag Konsthall, 2013. . Exhibition Catalogue.
Post-Photography: The Artist with the Camera. By Robert Shore. London: Elephant; Laurence King, 2014. .

Awards

2004. Premio de Fotografia Ministero de Economia, Spain (third place).
2007. ITS SIX(International Talent Support), Italy (finalist).
2009. The Villiers David Travel Award, London (winner).
2009. Royal College of Art Bursary, London (winner).
2009. Man Photography Prize, London (finalist).
2010. E-Creative Award, London (finalist).
2011. Festival international de Mode et de Photographie à Hyères, France (Shortlisted).
2013. PHotoEspaña13. Descubrimientos, Spain (finalist).
2015. Prix Pictet, London/Switzerland (Nomination).

References

External links

 Tristan Hoare Gallery: Alejandro Guijarro
 Saatchi Gallery: Alejandro Guijarro
 The Franks-Suss Collection: Alejandro Guijarro

1979 births
Living people
Spanish contemporary artists
Alumni of the Royal College of Art
21st-century Spanish artists
Date of birth missing (living people)

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When you live with a septic tank, and are concerned for the environment, the use of modern cleaning compounds may be something that worries you. But are the alternatives safe, and do they work?
The uses of baking soda alone as a cleaner have been discussed in a previous article, but there are a number of other possibilities as well.
One standard "non-toxic cleaning kit" is: baking soda (sodium bicarbonate); washing soda (sodium carbonate); white vinegar; liquid soap or a detergent if you have one you are happy with; and tea tree oil. There are of course variations on this theme, but this one covers most of the range of normal cleaning activities. For recipes and hints on "how to do it," see here. There are a number of other websites providing simple, straightforward guides to making your own cleaning products, so for one of the many available, try looking here.
To understand the workings of some of the formulations, a little revision of year 10 science always helps. One of the standard "green cleaners" is a mix of baking soda and vinegar, just like you use in those lovely volcano models for children – fill up the hole in your model with baking soda, pour on vinegar and watch the eruption. Exactly the same procedure is frequently recommended for cleaning sinks, drains, toilets, buckets and benches, but what exactly is going on and does it help? Entertainment is one thing; a clean loo is another.
The process involved is the good old "acid plus carbonate produces a salt, plus water and carbon dioxide." In this cleaning mixture, the acid is vinegar (acetic acid), and the carbonate is our baking soda. The result is lots of fizz (the carbon dioxide bubbling through the mix), water (which we don't notice) and a "salt", which in this case, is sodium acetate. I remain more than a little confused about the merits of mixing vinegar and baking soda together before pouring them into toilets, drains, buckets etc to clean them, because sodium acetate is mainly famous as a seasoning (as a complex with acetic acid, it is food additive E262, frequently used as the salt and vinegar flavouring in chips, at least in the USA). Other than that, it is used as a concrete sealant, a neutraliser of sulfuric acid waste streams in the textile industry, and as the active agent in chemical heating pads often sold in outdoor shops. Toilet cleaning does not figure heavily in its uses. For an amusing comment from a fellow sceptic on the cleaning front, try this.
And of course the reason vinegar is used as a mould killer is that it's an acid. Acidity and alkalinity are measured on a scale of 1 to 14, with very acid being 1 and very alkaline being 14. Neutral pH is 7, and we maintain our blood pH at around 7.35. Most living cells don't really like being soaked in liquids like vinegar, with a pH of about 3, and moulds, however much you hate them, are just living cells.
Precisely because these compounds often have pH values that are a lot different to our body's optimum, they can irritate the skin and the eyes. Even though you are using relatively non-toxic substances, it still pays to wear gloves, particularly if you are prone to eczema or dermatitis, and avoid splashing stuff in your eyes – it will hurt!
There is also one final word of warning, involving the use of bleach. Chlorine bleaches are unpleasant, but commonly used and often very effective cleaners. However, never use chlorine bleaches in combination with either vinegar or ammonia. They can generate some extremely toxic chemicals. To reinforce the warnings and explain the chemistry involved, see here for how bleach and vinegar generate chlorine gas, much used in World War 1 trench warfare, and here for how bleach and ammonia form the even more startling chloramine and hydrazine.
Aside from that, enjoy the benefits, both financial and ecological, of making and using your own simple household cleaners.


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Unbowed, Trump forecasts more attacks on four Democratic congresswomen
By Steve Holland WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump may not have planned it this way, but his attacks on four liberal lawmakers as un-American have emerged as a major strategy of his 2020 re-election campaign, and more thunder from him was expected at a rally on Wednesday night.
Reuters July 18, 2019 04:07:05 IST
By Steve Holland
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump may not have planned it this way, but his attacks on four liberal lawmakers as un-American have emerged as a major strategy of his 2020 re-election campaign, and more thunder from him was expected at a rally on Wednesday night.
Despite criticism from Democrats that his attacks are racist, Trump has intensified his portrayal of the four minority congresswomen as people who should leave the country if they do not like his policies on issues such as immigration and defending Israel.
The aim, one source close to Trump said, was to make Democrats look as far left as possible to moderate voters as he girds for a tough re-election battle in November 2020.
"He is trying to make them the face of the Democratic Party as we move closer into the 2020 cycle and he's trying to highlight them as a fringe crowd as much as possible so it turns off your middle-of-the-road voters," the source said.
Trump forecast more talk about the four congresswomen at a campaign rally in Greenville, North Carolina, at 7 p.m. (2300 GMT).
"Lots of great things to tell you about, including the fact that our Economy is the best it has ever been. Best Employment & Stock Market Numbers EVER. I'll talk also about people who love, and hate, our Country (mostly love)!" he tweeted.
Trump tweeted on the weekend that the four progressive lawmakers, known as "the squad" - Representatives Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Rashida Tlaib of Michigan and Ayanna Pressley of Ohio - should "go back" where they came from, even though all are U.S. citizens and three are U.S.-born.
The attacks initially caused some heartburn for Trump advisers who felt he had gone too far. But two advisers said Trump's subsequent tweets had since offered a contrasting view, that the four's political views were socialist, out of the mainstream and hateful to their home country, compared with that of the president and his flag-waving rhetoric.
"If the American people have to choose between the squad and the president, then that's an easy decision for voters to make," said one adviser.
WINNING TACTIC?
Trump, who during his 2016 campaign voiced harsh assessments of the state of the country, followed up his tweet on Wednesday with a video that featured patriotic scenes of Trump meeting Americans, with frequent images of the American flag. It ended with the slogan: "America - One Squad Under God."
The tactic follows a well-worn path for Trump, who called for a ban on Muslims entering the United States during his 2016 campaign. His proposal drew widespread criticism at the time, but Republicans overwhelmingly supported it, and it was a factor in his victory that year.
Over the weekend, Trump inserted himself into what had been an internecine Democratic Party fight that pitted Omar, Ocasio-Cortez, Tlaib and Pressley against House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who publicly questioned their influence among fellow House Democrats.
Traditionally, politicians feel they gain most when they remain silent as their opponents fight among themselves. But Trump, never one to resist stirring up a firestorm, weighed in like a charging bull.
He first defended Pelosi, then attacked the four. That prompted Pelosi to switch tactics and defend her flock, prompting Trump and other Republicans to argue the squad's attempts to push the Democratic Party to the left were working.
His attacks had a spur-of-the-moment quality to them that the Republican Party later built a strategy around.
Barry Bennett, who advised Trump's 2016 campaign, said the tactic had worked. "The Democratic Party last week was trying to distance itself from the squad, and this week they're hugging them, and that is a massive win for Trump," he said.
But not all Republicans were comfortable with the approach.
"I'm disappointed in the tweets," said Steve Duprey, a member of the Republican National Committee from New Hampshire.
"I know the president is subject to lots of attacks, but he should always try to turn the other cheek and take the high road in my view," Duprey said.
(Reporting by Steve Holland; Editing by Kevin Drawbaugh and Peter Cooney)
China calls US a 'unilateral bully' at WTO trade disputes meet as war of words escalates
Washington, which has for a long time criticized the WTO dispute redressal system for overreach, is now leading discussions on reforming it. Both the recent rulings against it have obviously not gone down well with the US


Homeowners and occupiers need ensure they have a plumber to call for check up purposes when they feel that something is wrong in their plumbing system or they have a plumber emergency. For emergency situations, homeowners or occupiers should also know where to get emergency plumbers that can do the job well. No one truly knows what can happen next to their plumbing system at anytime.
Owners of apartments, big and small houses, and even dorms need the services of a emergency plumber to check on their toilets, drains, hot water system and kitchen pipes regularly. People who want to save on plumbing try to do the job by themselves, but when they break something or have done it incorrectly, they decide to call a qualified emergency plumber. This always costs the person more. At the very start, if you think you can't do the job well, especially if you're a first-timer, it's wiser to let a plumbing professional do it for you. It can be very dangerous to perform plumbing wok yourself.
At anytime, a faucet could leak in your home or a clog could happen in your bathtub. When you can't close the faucet anymore and the water keeps flowing, it's time to call an emergency plumber. Close the main line while the emergency plumber is still on the way.
When there is a damaged pipe somewhere causing water leakage. Keep in mind that this is not a DIY job because you'll have to replace the pipe perfectly with a new one, without creating a leak in connecting both ends. Moreover, a plumbing company has special tools to do the job.
For mounting or fitting of needed equipments to create proper functioning of your sewage, natural gas, and water connection systems.
When you have a problem on leaking fixtures like sink, drain pipes, sewage, and other leaking fixtures.
You need emergency plumber for installation and maintenance of new piping system or fixtures.
Especially, if you want your heating system installed, fixed or maintained.
Instances where your hot water system no long works and you are now having cold showers. Oh boy!
Finding an expert emergency plumber may not be as easy as you think. You can find a lot of them out there, but finding the best one may be difficult. Ask referrals from your family and friends, and search the Internet. When you have short-listed a few plumbing companies, check on their background, previous clients and prices.
Make sure that you only get trusted and reputable people to work inside your home. Read online reviews from their clients.
The best method is to get in touch with a professional plumbing business such as Melbourne 24 Hour Plumbing, Mr Plumber Sydney, Mr Plumber Perth or Geelong 24 Hour Plumbing.


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2013/11 'BECOMING LOCAL': Public space as an imaginary of alternative urban futures:/ Organization
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NOVEMBER 20-23, 2013 / ÖZYEĞİN UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN, ISTANBUL, TURKEY
Özyeğin University – Faculty of Architecture and Design will host a four-day annual meeting of the AESOP thematic group of Public Spaces and Urban Cultures in Istanbul, Turkey. The aim of the meeting is to share international and interdisciplinary perspectives in studies of public spaces and urban cultures under the theme of 'Becoming Local'.
The meeting will be dedicated to the presentations and discussions of high quality work of scholars and practitioners who will reflect on the working theme from different perspectives. In addition, the meeting will include a field-trip and a workshop in Istanbul.
'BECOMING LOCAL': Public space as an imaginary of alternative urban futures
'Becoming local' is the working theme of AESOP thematic group of Public Spaces and Urban Cultures for the group's future meetings in the years 2013 to 2015. The theme 'becoming local' comprises a series of hypotheses: it intends to enrich the concept of 'meaningful place' by questioning novel and comprehensive ways of researching urban space as the basis of any future practice in contrast to urbanisation processes of globalisation and related design trends that ignore the depth of place; it intends to re-emphasize the role of public space in order to enhance the links between abstract theory and empirical knowledge using it as the source of observation, analysis, and mapping; particularly it focuses on the critical studies that expose the relational characteristics of space, its diverse visible and invisible historical, sentimental, cultural, social and ecological layers; it also questions the roles of states, market and civil actors and processes in the making of urban spaces; and finally it takes a sceptical distance in thinking the role of designers with concerns of ethics, since it accepts that place becomes through complex social and sentimental processes. However, 'becoming local' anticipates a different mission for design as the action of spatial research and communication with the society in order to make existing and potential unseen visible to public.
The impact of the tension between the global and local on the urban space has immensely been visible all over the world for the last decades. During the Occupy movements in 2011, criticisms of the impact of current global system on the urban landscapes were contested through the protests in the cities. Aligned with other geographic contexts, urban movements have been fledgling in Istanbul and other cities of Turkey resisting against destruction and privatisation of public spaces, and examination of hegemonic power. The resistance movement in Gezi Park started on 30th of May against the demolishment of the park in order to build a shopping mall transformed into the most nationwide protest in the history of Turkey gaining deeper meanings for diverse layers of the society. All over the country, millions of people (mostly youngsters) revolted against shrinkage of the public spaces, massive ecological destructions, oppression and police violence, interventions into life-styles, and freedom of speech along with many other calls for a true democracy, liberation, equality, peace and justice, towards an open society. In the mean time, the professionals entered into self-questioning period. Transformation of public spaces through top-down reductionist and exclusionary practices urged professionals to question how to create spaces for social and ecological justice and liberation, democracy, as well as alternative ways of living, new subjectivities, cultural diversity and sustainability. But, do they really have a role in the processes? Is it possible? And what is the ethic and aesthetic way of involvement?
In such an intellectual atmosphere, deriving from Istanbul's specificities emerging from the chronic tensions between the global and the local, the first meeting of 'Becoming Local' series (2013-2015) aims to explore the current critical issues in research and design praxis related to public spaces and urban cultures. It attempts to generate a dialogue between researchers and designers with the guidance of the following questions:
– What are the comprehensive, novel, strategic and critical ways of researching and representing the complexity of relational social, cultural and ecological phenomenality of place? How can critical insurgent events, movements and everyday patterns be mapped and interpreted? What are the tactics of communication of such information with public? What can be learned from those phenomena for urban design? Or is there anything to learn?
– Do design professionals really have a role in the processes of urbanism towards alternative futures? Is it possible? If possible, what is the ethic and aesthetic way of involvement? What is 'critical' in design?
– What are the imaginaries of public space for alternative/counter-hegemonic urban futures towards new subjectivities?
– What are the examples of insurgent public spaces and counter-hegemonic design practices? How do these practices challenge the current mechanisms? What are their tactics and instruments for continuous appropriation of spaces over the long term?
– How cities can learn from each other for a global resistance for creating such public spaces of cultural, social and ecological liberation?
– What could be the possible inheritance of the current critical discourses for the design realm? And how can they be evolved?
Aslıhan Demirtaş, Aslıhan Demirtaş Architecture, Design and R. Studio
Boğaçhan Dündaralp, ddrlp
Burcu Yiğit Turan, Özyeğin University
Ceren Sezer, Delft University of Technology, Urban4
Cristina Cerulli, Sheffield University
İpek Akpınar, Istanbul Technical University
Matej Niksic, Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia
Murat Şahin, Özyeğin University
Nikolai Roskamm, Berlin University of Technology
Sabine Knierbein, Vienna University of Technology
Sophie Watson, Open University
Local Organization Committee
Burcu Yiğit Turan (Coordinator)
Orhan Hacıhasanoğlu, Murat Şahin, Özlem Özkal, Ayşe Hazar Köksal
About Aesop see: http://www.aesop-planning.eu/
About Aesop Thematic Group Public Spaces and Urban Cultures see: http://www.aesop-planning.eu/blogs/en_GB/urban-cultures-and-public-spaces
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First up, a bagel at Tim Hortons was already on my to do list before we left, after being recommended (more like told) to go there and try their bagels, I had cream cheese and it was well worth the visit!
We also had dinner at a restaurant called Whitespot – which was again something we were told to do – and it was so good, although famous for its monstrous burgers I opted for a mango and tomato curry, the recipe for which I will be investigating.
Getting to eat the Canadian version of Nandos was actually disappointing, I miss Nandos living here in Germany so I was really excited to get to have it whilst we were in Vancouver, however it is not the same although we still had a lovely meal and evening.
I was so thrilled to get to eat a hotdog on our visit to the Aquarium, I really do not like Pork but all of the sausages were beef, however as you can tell I am not accustomed to eating hotdogs and did not really know where to start.
Another Canadian restaurant on our to do list was the Old Spaghetti Factory, where upon arrival, after getting a table (it is always packed), you are greeted with unlimited fizzy drinks and freshly baked bread with garlic butter. We actually went twice as the food was so good and great value for money, there was also so much choice available that there is always something new to try, as long as you like spaghetti of course!
So the last cooked meal on the list was pancakes for brunch, this was on the last day of the trip when we suddenly realised that we had not yet had pancakes with Maple Syrup. So our hotel kindly pointed us in the direction of an old school dinner which had great pancakes. Great pancakes they were, but huge and filling, I am ashamed to say I only got half way through before calling it quits!
and a delicious (not as good as mine) piece of home-made Banana Bread from a stall in Stanley Park.
I also couldn't resist the constant purchase of fruit smoothies, the best one I had in Waves Coffee Shop in Chinatown, made with banana, strawberry and yoghurt!
Vancouver Aquarium was also the place where I was able to try Salt-water Taffy for the first time (after a particular Friends episode made me want too) and it was yummy, however sticky and messy and not really that gracious to eat in a public place.
And finally no summer holiday would be complete without Ice-cream! It is however, not often that you get to enjoy an ice-cream in the beautiful surrounding of Lynn Canyon, in North Vancouver, and after an afternoon of hiking this ice-cream was truly deserved.
I had the best time on my trip and it was great to experience Food from Vancouver but a small, only small, part of me is happy to be back and once again have access to a kitchen and get back to baking!
You had fun! Did you really like Tim Horton's bagels though, or are you being kind to the Canadian Tim's lovers? I eat them when I have no choice.


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Some of his records are gone, but Clary's legacy will live forever
Don Clary of Anchorage hasn't been a competitive runner since the turn of the century, but people still recognize him.
Going to the Olympics can make you a celebrity.
Clary is arguably Alaska's greatest runner and was the first Alaska runner to qualify for the Olympics when he competed at the 1984 Summer Games in Los Angeles.
"In my career as a banker, people will see my name and ask, 'Are you the runner? Well, yeah. I was the runner,'" he told me. "Those are folks that grew up here in the 60s, 70s, 80s, that's when my career was in its heyday. A lot of my records have been erased and not around anymore."
His legacy, however, will live forever.
The 58-year-old will be inducted into the Alaska Sports Hall of Fame with the Class of 2016.
"I think I probably anticipated at one point that I would be selected, but you've got a lot of athletes and individuals that have accomplished a lot of things here in the state, so it's a matter of when your time comes," Clary said.
"It's been quite a few years since I competed, so it's kind of been an interesting experience. It's caused me to reflect back on a few things in my career I don't think about that a whole lot. I don't run anymore because I've had hip surgery, so I've been out of those circles for quite some time."
From East Anchorage High School to the University of Oregon to the Olympics and beyond, Clary was always ahead of the pack.
At the 1984 Olympics he advanced to the semifinals in the 5,000 meters, a moment that is nominated for Alaska Sports Hall of Fame consideration. He qualified by finishing third at the Olympic Trials. Four years earlier he was fifth.
Clary also ran in the 1983 Pan American Games and placed fifth in the 5K race.
In 1986, Clary beat former Boston Marathon winner Alberto Salazar to win the Alaska 10K Classic. The next year he set the course record of 28 minutes, 35 seconds – a mark that still stands today.
In college, Clary was a four-time NCAA All-American for the Ducks and member of Oregon's 1977 cross country team that captured the national championship. He was also a Pac-10 champion.
At East, he won two state cross country titles and set an Alaska prep record in the two-mile run [9:04.04] that has stood for nearly 40 years.
"When I was a senior I was selected to be on the World Junior Cross Country Team and we went over to Morocco and placed fifth," Clary said. "That was quite a highlight for me and really opened doors for me from a college standpoint."
That performance put him on the map.
"When you're from Alaska, especially back in the 70s, nobody is really sure that the times you are posting are really accurate," he said. "You're just so far removed from the rest of the country and it's not a sport that you would anticipate somebody from Alaska excelling in."
MEET & GREET: The Alaska Sports Hall of Fame will host a 10-year celebration on the night of July 28 at the Alaska Airlines Center. Clary will be among the Alaska sports legends on hand, joining others in attendence like Tommy Moe, Kikkan Randall, Scott Gomez, Janay DeLoach, Don Clary, Dallas Seavey, Allie Ostrander, Mark Schlereth, Reggie Joule and Vern Tejas.
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Over two years since the G20 summit in Toronto, which saw a significant amount of property damage exacted on the city, an American activist has been arrested and faces extradition to Canada.
In 2010 it was announced that extradition was being sought for three Americans on property damage charges. However, no arrests have been made until this month.
According to the release, the assistant U.S. Attorney has stated that Bitar's charges are "extraditable offenses that endangered Canadian citizens." As the release also notes, however, the extradition of a protester for property damage is "almost unprecedented in the histories of both the United States and Canada."
Messages of support for Bitar from activist and anarchist circles in New York and beyond quickly spread online. "We are in solidarity with Joel Bitar — who is a friend, a son, a nephew, a Palestine solidarity activist, a co-worker, a prospective nursing student," noted the release on his support site. Another online commenter wrote of Bitar that he "has a pure heart and true courage." "This is terrifying," the commenter noted.


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Runner beans are one the most popular vegetable crops in Britain, and so easy to grow. They can be seen climbing up supports and wigwams across the country throughout summer. Their pretty flowers also make them a addition to the flower border.
The only hard work with runner beans is harvesting them regularly! If you stop picking, they stop producing. And picking the pods young stops them becoming stringy. Keep on top of gluts by freezing the surplus.
Prepare the soil well in autumn – here is a guide.
Two weeks before sowing, rake the seed bed and add general purpose fertiliser.
Put in supports. For a traditional double row, push sturdy 2.4m bamboo canes into the ground, sloping towards each other and tie at the top to make a triangle shape.
The canes along each row should be 22cm apart and the rows should be 45cm apart. For wigwams, push four canes into the ground in a square and tie at the top to make a pyramid shape.
Sow a seed or plant a young runner bean 5cm deep at the base of each cane.
Protect the seedlings from slugs and remove any weeds regularly.
Tie the young plants loosely to the canes as they grow. Once established, they will climb unaided.
If the weather turns dry during or after the flowering period, water copiously.
Apply a mulch in July to keep soil moist.
Once the plants rech the top of the supports, pinch out the growing tips.
Most people have no trouble with runner beans, but if your plants don't set, try watering them well and misting foliage and flowers.
If your soil is neutral to acidic, try watering with hydrated lime.
Start to pick pods when they are more than approx. 15cm long.
Pick before the beans start to visibly swell inside the pods. Pick every couple of days and harvesting should continue for up to eight weeks.
Freeze gluts. Wash and chop the beans, then blanch for two minutes, drain and freeze.
Runner beans originated in South America and have been grown there for over 2000 years!
Once you have harvested all the pods, dig the roots and stem bases back into the soil to add nitrogen for the next crop.


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How the Corporate Media Enslave Us to a World of Illusions by Jonathan Cook
June 13, 2018 ·	by Rise Up Times ·	in Activism, corporate media empire, manufacturing consent, Palestine, psychological warfare	· Leave a comment
Our planet and our children's futures depend on us liberating ourselves, seeing the ghosts in the machine for what they truly are.
By Jonathan Cook Common Dreams June 13, 2018
Palestinians protest inside the open-air prison that is Gaza during long day demonstration against the Israeli occupation on June 8, 2018 in near Nahal Oz, Israel. (Photo: Ilia Yefimovich/Getty Images)
For several years now, I have been writing regular posts on my blog with one end in mind: to help open a door for readers and encourage them to step through. I select issues, usually those that dominate western media coverage and represent a consensus that we might term the Great Western Narrative, and try to show how this narrative has been constructed not to inform and enlighten but to conceal and deceive.
It is not that I and the many other bloggers doing this are cleverer than everyone else. We have simply had a chance – an earlier one – to step through that door ourselves, because of a jarring life experience that the Great Western Narrative could not explain, or because someone held the door open for us, or more usually because of a combination of the two.
My personal awakening
It is easy for me to identify my own process of awakening. It began with the dislocation of moving to Nazareth and being immersed in someone else's narrative – that of the Palestinians. Then, I faced for the first time in my career as a journalist an impenetrable wall of opposition, even from my own former newspaper, the Guardian, as I tried to explain that counter-narrative. In fact, I found that the Palestinian narrative was invariably misrepresented as anti-semitism. These were dark years of disillusionment and the loss of a professional and ideological compass.
"The reason the Great Western Narrative persists is because it is useful – to those in power."
It is in such a moment of bereavement – deprived of the consolation of the Great Western Narrative – that one searches for a door to enlightenment. It can be a long journey to find it. My door appeared while reading about the Propaganda Model of Ed Herman and Noam Chomsky in their book "Manufacturing Consent," as well as stumbling across a website called Media Lens. They helped me understand that the narrative problem was not restricted to Israel-Palestine, but was a much more general one.
In fact, the Great Western Narrative has been developed and refined over centuries to preserve a tiny elite's privileges and expand its power. The role of journalists like me was to keep feeding these illusions to readers so they would remain fearful, passive and deferential to this elite. It is not that journalists lie – or at least, not most of them – it is that they are as deeply wedded to the Great Western Narrative as everyone else.
Once one is prepared to step through the door, to discard the old script, the new narrative takes its hold because it is so helpful. It actually explains the world, and human behaviour, as it is experienced everywhere. It has genuine predictive power. And most importantly, it reveals a truth understood by all figures of spiritual and intellectual enlightenment throughout human history: that human beings are equally human, whether they are Americans, Europeans, Israelis, Palestinians, Syrians, Russians, Venezuelans, or Iranians, whether they are North or South Koreans.
The term "human" is not meant simply as a description of us as a species, or a biological entity. It also describes who we are, what drives us, what makes us cry, what makes us laugh, what makes us angry, what elicits compassion. And the truth is that we are all essentially the same. The same things upset us, the same things amuse us. The same things inspire us, the same things outrage us. We want dignity, freedom, safety for us and our loved ones, and appreciate beauty and truth. We fear oppression, injustice, insecurity.
Hierarchies of virtue
The Great Western Narrative tells us something entirely different. It divides the world into a hierarchy of "peoples", with different, even conflicting, virtues and vices. Some humans – westerners – are more rational, more caring, more sensitive, more fully human. And other humans – the rest – are more primitive, more emotional, more violent. In this system of classification, we are the Good Guys and they are the Bad Guys; we are Order, they are Chaos. They need a firm hand from us to control them and stop them doing too much damage to themselves and to our civilised part of the world.
The Great Western Narrative isn't really new. It is simply a reformulation for a different era of the "white man's burden".
The reason the Great Western Narrative persists is because it is useful – to those in power. Humans may be essentially the same in our natures and in our drives, but we are very definitely divided by power and its modern corollary, wealth. A tiny number have it, and the vast majority do not. The Great Western Narrative is there to perpetuate power by legitimising it, by making its unbalanced and unjust distribution seem natural and immutable.
Once kings told us they had blue blood and a divine right. Today, we need a different kind of narrative, but one designed to achieve the same end. Just as kings and barons once owned everything, now a tiny corporate elite rule the world. They have to justify that to themselves and to us.
The king and the barons had their courtiers, the clergy and a wider circle of hanger-ons who most of the time benefited enough from the system not to disrupt it. The role of the clergy in particular was to sanction the gross imbalance of power, to argue that it was God's will. Today, the media function like the clergy of old. God may be dead, as Nietzsche observed, but the corporate media has taken his place. In the unquestioned premises of every article, we are told who should rule and who should be ruled, who are the Good Guys and who the Bad.
To make this system more palatable, more democratic, to make us believe that there is equality of opportunity and that wealth trickles down, the western elite has had to allow a large domestic middle class to emerge, like the courtiers of old. The spoils from the rape and pillage of distant societies are shared sparingly with this class. Their consciences are rarely pricked because the corporate media's function is to ensure they know little about the rest of the world and care even less, believing those foreigners to be less deserving, less human.
Nothing more than statistics
If western readers, for example, understood that a Palestinian is no different from an Israeli – apart from in opportunities and income – then they might feel sympathy for a grieving Palestinian family just as they do for an Israeli one. But the Great Western Narrative is there precisely to ensure readers won't feel the same about the two cases. That is why Palestinian deaths are invariably reported as nothing more than statistics – because Palestinians die in large numbers, like cattle in an abbatoir. Israelis, by contrast, die much more rarely and their deaths are recorded individually. They are dignified with names, life stories and pictures.
Even when a moment arrives to single out a Palestinian from the mass of death, western corporate media show great reluctance to do so. Just take the case of Razan al-Najjar, the 21-year-old Palestinian medic executed by a sniper's bullet as she tended to the unarmed demonstrators regularly being killed and wounded at the perimeter fence encaging them in the prison of Gaza.
Gaza is slowly sinking into the sea, but who cares? Those primitive Palestinians live like cavemen amid the rubble of homes Israel has repeatedly destroyed. Their women are hijabbed and they have too many children. They don't look like us, they don't speak like us. Doubtless, they don't think like us. They cannot be us.
Even those young Palestinian demonstrators, with their faces covered with strange scarves, launching flaming kites and throwing the odd stone, look different. Can we imagine ourselves standing in front of a sniper to protest like that? Of course not. We cannot imagine what it is like to live in one of the most densely populated areas on the planet, in an open-air prison over which another nation serves as jailers, in which the water is becoming as saline as seawater and there is no electricity. So how can we put ourselves in the demonstrators' shoes, how can we empathize? It is so much easier to imagine being the powerful sniper protecting the "border" and his home.
But al-Najjar undermined all that. A young, pretty woman with a beautiful smile – she could be our daughter. Selflessly tending to the wounded, thinking not of herself but of the welfare of others, we would be proud to have her as our daughter. We can identify with her much better than the sniper. She is a door beckoning us to step through and see the world from a different location, from a different perspective.
Which is why the corporate media has not invested al-Najjar's death with the emotional, empathetic coverage it would if a pretty young Israeli female medic had been gunned down by a Palestinian. It was that double standard in his own newspaper, the Guardian, that outraged cartoonist Steve Bell last week. As he noted in correspondence with the editor, the paper had barely covered the story of al-Najjar. When he tried to redress the imbalance, his own cartoon highlighting her death – and its oversight – was censored.
The Guardian's editors argued that his cartoon was anti-semitic. But the truth is that al-Najjar is dangerous. Because once you step through that door, you are unlikely to come back, you are unlikely ever again to believe the Great Western Narrative.
The true message of Israel
Israel-Palestine offered me that door, just as it has so many others. It is not, as Israel's apologists – and the upholders of the Great Western Narrative – will tell you, because so many westerners are anti-semitic. It is because Israel lies in a grey zone of experience, one that is readily available to western tourists but at the same time gives them a chance to glimpse the dark underbelly of western privilege.
Israel is enthusiastically embraced by the Great Western Narrative: it is supposedly a liberal democracy, many of its inhabitants dress and sound like us, its cities look rather like our cities, its TV shows are given a makeover and become hits on our TV screens. If you don't stand too close, Israel could be Britain or the US.
But there are clues galore, for those who bother to look a little beyond superficialities, that there is something profoundly amiss about Israel. A few miles from their homes, the sons of those western-looking families regularly train their gun sights on unarmed demonstrators, on children, on women, on journalists, on medics, and pull the trigger with barely any compunction.
They do so not because they are monsters, but because they are exactly like us, exactly like our sons. That is the true horror of Israel. We have a chance to see ourselves in Israel – because it is not exactly us, because most of us have some physical and emotional distance from it, because it still looks a little strange despite the best efforts of the western media, and because its own local narrative – justifying its actions – is even more extreme, even more entitled, even more racist towards the Other than the Great Western Narrative
It is that shocking realization – that we could be Israelis, that we could be those snipers – that both opens the door and prevents many from stepping through to see what is on the other side. Or, more troubling still, halting at the threshhold of the doorway, glimpsing a partial truth without understanding its full ramifications.
Equally human
To explain what I mean, let us digress for a moment and consider the allegorical film The Matrix.
Neo, the hero played by Keanu Reeves, starts to realise that the reality around him is not as solid as it once seemed. Things have become peculiar, inconsistent, inexplicable. He is shown the door to an entirely different reality with the help of a mentor, Morpheus. Neo discovers that in truth he exists in a dark world taken over by computer-generated life forms that feed off the consciousnesses of him and the rest of mankind. Until that point, he had been living in a dream world created to pacify him and other humans as they are exploited for their energy.
Neo and a small band of others who have liberated themselves from this false consciousness cannot hope to defeat their opponents directly. They must wage war through the Matrix, a digital world in which the computer life-forms always triumph. It is only when Neo finally grasps that the Matrix is an illusion too – that these life forms he is battling are simply binary code – that he becomes strong enough to triumph.
Back to us. On the other side of the door lies a truth that humans are all equally human. From this vantage point, it is possible to understand that a privileged westerner or Israeli would react exactly like a Palestinian if he had to endure the experiences of living in Gaza. From this location, it is possible to understand that my son might pull the trigger, just like most Israeli teenagers do, if he had been bombarded, like them, with brainwashing all his life from his media, school and politicians depicting Palestinians as primitive and violent.
From the other side of the door, Russia's Vladimir Putin or Bashar al-Assad look as rational, or irrational, and as criminal as George W Bush, Tony Blair, Barack Obama, or Donald Trump. In fact, they look less criminal – not because they are better humans than their western counterparts, but simply because they enjoy less power and face more constraints in trying to impose their will. The issue is not about who is better. They are the same humans. It is about who has more force at their disposal – and more will to use it – to perpetuate their power.
Enslaved to power
The conclusion from this is that the way to change our societies fundamentally for the better depends on a change in our consciousness, on liberating ourselves from false perspective, on stepping through the door.
If we remain in a world of illusions, of false hierarchies of virtue, oblivious to the role of power, we will continue to be Neo living in his dream world.
And if we step only to the threshhold, glimpsing the shadows on the the other side, we will be equally in thrall to illusions, just as Neo took his battle back into the Matrix, fighting ghosts in the machine as though they were flesh-and-blood enemies.
This danger can be seen in the case of Israel-Palestine too, where the horrors that Israel inflicts on Palestinians justifiably radicalize many observers. But not all step fully through the door. They linger at the threshhold, angry with Israel and Israelis, and beatifying Palestinians as nothing more than victims. Some manage to find false consolation again, this time accepting readymade conspiracies that "the Jews" are pulling the levers that make such outrages – and western inaction – possible.
To stand in the doorway is as bad as refusing to step through. The illusions are as dangerous, the false consciousness as profound.
Our planet and our children's futures depend on us liberating ourselves, seeing the ghosts in the machine for what they truly are. We have to begin rebuilding our societies on the basis that we share a common humanity. That other humans are not our enemies, only those who wish to enslave us to their power.
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Jonathan Cook won the 2011 Martha Gellhorn Special Prize for Journalism. His latest books are Israel and the Clash of Civilisations: Iraq, Iran and the Plan to Remake the Middle East (Pluto Press) and Disappearing Palestine: Israel's Experiments in Human Despair (Zed Books). His website is here.
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The group of students from III LO is preparing the stratospheric mission within 3-SAT project (http://3inspace.com/). In the study, the influence of low temperatures simulating stratospheric conditions on growth of ice and arctic microalgae was examined.
For the experiment 6 strains of green algae and 2 strains of diatoms were selected. They were isolated to monocultures from rocks, macroalgae or bryophytes collected in Svalbard and from snow in Tatra mountains (strain CCALA 970).
The strains were grown on agar-F2 medium plates for 2 weeks in a temperature-controlled growth chamber at 12ºC. Then 10 mm in diameter discs were cut out and transferred into 5.0 ml Eppendorf tubes. For each strain four tubes were placed for two hours (the estimated duration of the stratospheric balloon flight) at -80ºC, four at -20ºC and four were left as a control. Subsequently, to all tubes 2 ml of the F2 culture medium were added and then they were placed in the growth chamber again. Quantitative analysis was made in a Bürker chamber after 8 and 12 days following standard procedure.
The reactions of strains to low temperatures were various. For one diatom strain only the temperature of -20ºC induced its growth but for the other one both temperatures increased the number of cell (-80ºC even two fold). For four strains of green algae the temperature of -20ºC stimulated their growth, even two fold, whereas -80ºC had limiting effect. For the remaining strains the temperature of -20ºC limited their growth, while -80ºC doubled the number of cells.
The results of the experiments suggest that studied microalgae would survive in stratospheric temperature gradient, but to assess their survival potential the influence of other environmental variables as ultraviolet radiation and pressure should also be tested.


Neck and shoulder pain is a common complaint associated with chronically tight/unbalanced muscles. It is often exacerbated by injury. Conventional medicine usually offers only anti-inflammatory, pain killing, and muscle relaxer drugs. Dr. Barnett may choose to prescribe these medications or give an injection on occasion, but is much more likely to use some combination of acupuncture, acupressure, and spinal adjustments to restore normal and comfortable movement to the joints involved.
neck pain and stiffness into the upper back (shoulders) is ubiquitous in today's stressful lifestyle. Too many things/situations are "a pain in the neck." We tend to hold our stress most often in the neck region. Muscles need to be relaxed most of the time, with occasional contractions. Both relaxation and contractions are needed for the muscles to be healthy. If muscles in the neck are constantly contracted, then they get poor blood supply and poor lymph drainage, resulting in neck pain. If poor circulation from chronic contracture persists, then the muscles loose their supple quality, becoming more more fibrotic (hard) and eventually weak. Fibromyalgia = fibrotic and painful muscles. Fibrosis is usually only going to occur from chronic muscle contracture, which usually requires ongoing treatment (occasional acupuncture and/or adjustments), which is not usually necessary if the problem began recently from a non-major injury/incident. Studies suggest that only 2-3 treatment are usually required if patients seek treatment within two weeks of onset. Patients often ask how often they should come in to prevent a major flare-up of a chronic problem. I agree that coming for preventive visits make sense, as they decrese the chances of a bigger problem occurring. The problem is that activities, diet, stress and injury are not constants for people, making predictions difficult for both healing and prevention. Therefore I will rarely make suggestions for "treatment plans" or recommendations for preventive treatments. I generally operate under the "come back when you think you need to" once you are pretty much better. To get there requires a higher frequency if symptoms are severe.
While I first opened my practice in Iowa in 1997 intending to practice mainly acupuncture, my practice really took off because people were referring to me in large numbers for neck pain, calling me a "neck specialist". When I asked why people called me that, I was told it was because my style was so different from all the other chiropractors patients had seen. It's true that there were, and continues to be, four major differences in my approach compared to chiropractors.
1) The typical chiropractor looks for misalignment (bones out of place), which they call subluxation, and are fond of x-rays to find these. They may recognize fixation as an issue, but this, as with most things, are considered a result of misalignment. They also focus on the effects of subluxation on nerve conduction, leading to the assumption that they are treating more than just back and neck pain.
I differ here in that I don't see misalignment as root cause of the fixation and other health issues. I see misalignment and neck pain as the effect of muscle contracture and imbalance.
2) the typical chiropractor uses x-Rays, postural analysis, palpating, etc to look for misalignment. These approaches are mainly mechanical.
I differ here in that while I may use these same mechanical approaches, I mainly use a functional Chinese medicine approach to finding the problem. This is a mind-body approach, which includes some muscles testing techniques roughly related to the Applied Kinesiology (AK) approach. AK is used by a small minority of chiropractors, naturopaths, MDs, and DOs, and can be used for some pretty exotic applications. I differ in that I keep my AK applications limited to mechanical applications and those most associated with traditional Chinese medicine, such as front-mu and back- shu points.
3) Most chiropractors adjust for neck pain while the patient lies on their back, whereas I adjust with the patient seated in a chair. I believe that this position allows more precision and safety in adjusting the patient.
4) The typical chiropractor seems to believe that the adjustment is the main therapy, with number and frequency of adjustments being the main factors in treatment success.
I differ in that I focus on muscle tightness and balance as the main factor related to reducing neck pain. My focus for neck pain management is to reduce hypertonic muscles and restore muscle balance so that patients can hold their neck adjustments. I give homework for patient to get control of their neck pain, especially if it is chronic.


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Nata nel 1983 a Maribor, nel 2006 il libro Nebesa v robidah: roman v zgodbah vince il premio sloveno per giovani autori e viene candidato al Premio letterario Kresnik come miglior romanzo del 2008. Nel 2010 le viene assegnato il Premio letterario dell'Unione europea. Kemberger lavora come scrittrice freelance e giornalista per diversi giornali sloveni e italiani. Nel 2009 ha fondato il collettivo ecologista Green Central.

Opere tradotte in italiano
 Niente di nero in vista: un romanzo fatto di storie ( Nebesa v robidah: roman v zgodbah, 2007), Sesto S.Giovanni, Mimesis, 2016 traduzione di Michele Obit ISBN 978-88-575-3371-1.

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Our economy and economic development over the past three months has been the subject of discussion, criticism, eulogy and also introspection. Economists have been analysing facts that have been emerging during this period and have been offering suggestions as to how the government, approaching the end of its term, needs to overcome apparent challenges. They are stressing different facets so that we can achieve more inclusive and sustainable growth.
This chain of analytical perspective started with the World Ultra Wealth report published by the New York based research firm "Wealth-X". It grabbed the attention of most people in Bangladesh in the second week of September. It was revealed that Bangladesh had topped the list of countries that has had the quickest growth in the number of ultra-wealthy people between 2012 and 2017. It was indicated that that the number of ultra-high net worth (UHNW) individuals in Bangladesh rose by 17.3 per cent during this period. It may be mentioned that UHNW individuals have been defined as those people who have investable assets of at least US$ 30 million, usually excluding personal assets and property such as a primary residence, collectibles and consumer durables. Through this report, one got to know that in terms of percentage of wealth growth, Bangladesh, despite having a per capita income of about US$ 1,700, has been ahead of China, Vietnam, Kenya, India, Hong Kong, Ireland, Israel, Pakistan and even the United State. The economies covered in this survey account for 98 per cent of global GDP.
It, however, needs to be pointed out that though the report recorded the USA as having weaker growth in its ultra-wealthy population, it has remained by far the leading country for UHNW individuals in 2017- accounting for 31 per cent share of such individuals in the world.
Analysts have subsequently pointed out that the report used econometric techniques that incorporated a large number of national variables such as stock market value, GDP, tax rates, income levels and savings. The details were apparently gathered from sources such as the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and national statistics authorities. This aspect helped to generate a degree of credibility in matters related to the creation of the new class of parvenus as depicted in the report.
People in general have noticed for sometime the effects of gradual increase not only in per capita income but also the creation of the upper-middle class in this country. It has been leaving its stamp in the diversification and marketing of up-market articles within the local arena, the successful use of e-commerce, the steep rise in purchase of cars and motorised vehicles, in the undertaking of tourism abroad, in enabling parents to assist their children in undertaking higher education abroad, in enabling many to seek health care abroad and also in the gradual and massive increase in land prices and that of apartments for sale in the housing sector. This is having its own impact within the rural as well as the urban communities. This has partially been possible not only due to the sustained and continued inflow of remittances from our expatriate workers community, but also due to the impact of our apparel sector as well as our other expanding export sectors like leather, jute and pharmaceuticals. It is such an enhancing dynamics that has resulted in imported fruits like apples, grapes and pears being sold in the smallest village markets. Another example of the growth in disposable income has seen massive growth in the consumption of protein in the form of eggs, fish and poultry.
It would be interesting to point out here that a survey carried out by the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) in 2016 revealed that income of five per cent people in the country (about 9.0 million) had increased by about 57 per cent compared to 2010. Their monthly income at that point stood at around Taka 88,941.
However what is worrying analysts and economists is whether such economic development is creating a bigger gap among the population.
Bangladesh, it is clear, is moving forward in the path towards economic development- in the creation of infrastructure, in better healthcare and educational facilities and also in arranging suitable communication networking. We have proven ourselves through the fulfilment of the MDG goals and are now trying in a coordinated manner to achieve the SDG goals.
We, however, continue to lag behind in our banking sector. This continues to increase anxiety and is impacting on our country's branding both at home and abroad. This is also affecting the potential of investment within our country.
Our finance minister's disclosure in the Jatiyo Sangshad on September 12 about the prevalence of bank default within Bangladesh has raised many questions within the population. It has also affected among many their support for the government.
Referring to Bangladesh Bank's latest Credit Information Bureau (CIB) data base, the minister drew attention to the fact that at present, the number of bank loan defaulters in the country stood at 230,658 and the amount of default loans, according to the CIB had reached Taka 1,316 billion- almost one-fourth of the national budget for 2018-19 financial year. The minister also placed before the Jatiyo Sangshad a list of top 100 defaulters. It was also disclosed that 88 banks and financial institutions have loans in default.
According to that list , the amount of default loans in government banks was- Taka 186.62 billion (18, 662.97 crore) in Sonali Bank, Taka 148.40 billion in Janata Bank, Taka 92.84 billion in Agrani Bank and Taka 49.01 billion in Rupali Bank. In addition, there are loan defaults in a big way in BASIC Bank, National Bank, South east Bank Ltd., in Islamic Bank Ltd., and also in Prime Bank Ltd. These revelations have drawn the immediate attention of lead Bangladeshi economists and others associated with good governance in the financial and corporate sectors -- both in the public as well as the public and private domains.
In the recent past, there have been several references to industrialists and entrepreneurs not only avoiding paying tax, falsifying import financial papers but also continued presence of corruption in the socio-economic sectors, particularly in the public sector. The government and the National Board of Revenue have been trying to reduce this through digitalisation but the osmotic effect of corruption still continues.
The day the World Ultra Wealth (WUW) report came out, many critics observed that this was proof of all the wrongdoings they had been talking about. The economic development achieved by the current government also came under fire. They also pointed to the finance minister's observations about the bank default paradigm and suggested that this was also co-related with the ultra wealth report.
Since then there have been special seminars and workshops on the continuing economic progression in Bangladesh, the existing challenges and how to overcome them. It has been pointed out that inequality has been on the rise over the past few years and this has partially been as a result of lack of accountability. The massive growth in bank default was also contributing negatively to the evolving economic scenario.
In this context, some analysts have noted that if the government does not mete out punishment to corrupt persons and institutions, then corruption will be further encouraged. In this regard, it has also been mentioned that those who were defaulters or involved in smuggling money out of the country through false documents need to be tried in the court of law. This needs to be done to ensure public interest. Dr. Zahid Hussain, lead economist of the World Bank in Dhaka, also indicated that this fastest growing ultra wealthy trend over the past five years does not go with the country's current efforts towards achieving certain sustainable development goals. Instead, according to him, "it was damping the implementation of inclusive growth" within our economy. He also pointed out if there is a continuing trend amongst some to earn wealth through corruption, monopoly business or by exploiting others, it would eventually affect the country's gross domestic product. One has to agree with such an assumption.
Nevertheless, we also need to look at the other factors that generate optimism about our economic development in the future. There is the question of integrated connectivity that can definitely bolster the trade equation within South Asia. Right now growth in this sector is faltering because of high duties. Addressed properly, we might be able to achieve the necessary breakthrough.
It would be incorrect to characterise the glass as being half empty as far as our economic development matrix is concerned.
The World Bank Human Capital Index (launched during the World Bank-IMF Annual Meeting held in Bali, Indonesia) revealed on October 11, 2018 has underlined that Bangladesh has outpaced the South Asian average and the lower middle-income average in all criteria, except for stunting (impaired growth in the development of children) in the first Human Capital Index (HCI) prepared by the World Bank. In terms of ranking Bangladesh was ahead of India and Pakistan within the list of 157 countries. Sri Lanka topped the list among the South Asian countries.
The index reflects the productivity as a future worker of a child born today, compared with what the child could have been after his birth years ago. In this regard, emphasis has been given on full healthcare access and complete high quality education. These two conditions have been considered to be important for achieving the full potential. Bangladesh being ahead of India and Pakistan suggests that we have potential that needs to be carefully managed particularly in the context of vocational training. The role of women and their empowerment in this regard is also bound to facilitate Bangladesh's journey towards improving productivity and poverty reduction. This will also directly encourage foreign companies to think about participating in our endeavour through foreign direct investment. That will create employment and ensure better branding of our country abroad.
We also need to remember that creating instability within the body framework of the country, because of political rivalry, will harm the citizens whose vote the politicians are seeking. People's interests must always receive priority and come first. We have come a long way over the last decade. Let us not mix our directions now. Let us all work together for the future prosperity of Bangladesh.
Muhammad Zamir, a former Ambassador, is an analyst specialised in foreign affairs, right, to information and good governance.


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Baseball fever came to DeLand for a short period of time. For the first time in school history, the Stetson University baseball team hosted and won an NCAA Regional Championship. The team went on to the Super Regional tournament against University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, NC where Stetson's cinderella season came to an end, but it lit a spark in a town that is hungry to see their hometown university be national competitors.
On June 1 -3, 2018 the University hosted a regional tournament that included the Hartford, University of South Florida and Oklahoma State University baseball teams in a round-robin style tournament where Stetson dominated each performance going undefeated in the tournament. Melching Field at Conrad Park experienced full crowds during each of Stetson's games, many of whom were not regular attenders of Stetson Baseball games. The sites and sounds of families and baseball lovers of young and old filled the seats. Despite several weather delays throughout the weekend, the crowds remained strong and were elated to see the hometown Hatters make history.
Although Stetson didn't host the next stage, the Super Regionals, the town and alumni united together and formed watch parties on June 8 and 9. One of which was at Persimmon Hollow Brewing Company in DeLand, where several locals came during lunch hours during a Friday to unite in solidarity and support their hometown team. Businesses all over town such as Swann Real Estate had televisions on in the office to cheer on the Hats.
Even though the team didn't make it to the next round, a foundation of a successful program and a renewed energy for Stetson sports was planted. "What a wild ride this year," said senior catcher Austin Hale in a Daytona Beach News-Journal interview. "It's been the most fun ride I've ever been a part of. I forgot what it was like to lose. I'd argue that this is the best team in Stetson baseball history, and I'm thankful to be a part of it."
Several players were recently drafted by Major League Baseball teams, including pitcher Logan Gilbert who was drafted in the first round by the Seattle Mariners. Head Coach Steve Trimper's positive coaching style combined with the recent success of the program is expected to bring recruits to the Stetson program for the foreseeable future.
If you live in DeLand and missed Stetson's historic run, you can support the program through purchasing season tickets at www.gohatters.com or calling the University ticket office at (386) 738-HATS.
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Bring mixture to a boil, then reduce heat, cover the pot, and simmer for 10 minutes. Strain the liquid and add it into a warm bath. Soak in the bath for at least 20 minutes. If you have a fever, pile on some cozy clothes and bundle up in bed. The goal is to sweat out the fever overnight—so stay warm.


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A UN report on the protection of civilians in the context of Nineveh operations and the retaking of Mosul stated: on 10 November: An airstrike reportedly hit Hamam al-Alil subdistrict of Mosul. Six members of one family (a married couple with four children) were killed and two other family members (a girl and a woman) were wounded. The family had been forcibly relocated by ISIL from Safina village, al- Qayyarah subdistrict of Mosul district, on the same date.
Airwars researchers have so far identified no known public allegations of civilians killed or injured relating to this incident.
In their May 2020 civilian casualty report, the US-led Coalition assessed reports that they were responsible for civilian harm in this strike as "non-credible", stating that no Coalition actions were conducted in the geographical area at that time.
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For November 9th-10, the Coalition reported "Near Mosul, seven strikes [1 British] engaged two ISIL tactical units and destroyed five ISIL-held buildings, four vehicles, three mortar systems, three medium machine guns, four tunnels, two VBIEDs; damaged two supply routes, a solar panel, a rocket-propelled grenade, a VBIED facility, and a fighting position."


With production underway and rehearsals in progress, CBS has announced at StarTrek.com that highly respected actor James Frain is not only joining the crew, but starring as father of Spock, Sarek of Vulcan!
Introduced in the original series episode 'Journey to Babel', Sarek became one of the franchises most loved regulars. Portrayed originally by the late Mark Lenard, Sarek continued to appear in the original movies, most notably in the Search for Spock, before arriving in The Next Generation. Ben Cross revived the character in the 2009 Star Trek film by JJ Abrams offering a more sombre element to the wise Vulcan ambassador, carrying on Lenards legacy in the new Kelvin timeline.
Now the third man to take the role, Frain is a familiar face to both British and American audiences having appeard in Elizabeth, Prime Suspect, Flash Forward and more recently as Brannis on Marvel's Agent Carter, and Ferdinand on the clone-based sci fi drama Orphan Black.
Frain joins previously announced cast members Michelle Yeoh, Anthony Rapp, Doug Jones, Chris Obi, Shazad Latif, Mary Chieffo and the new lead Sonequa Martin-Green.
Discovery begins filming this month and is set to launch on Netflix in the UK this May!


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Graft-versus-host disease (GVHD) of the gut may cause your child to have nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. The doctor may ask your child to follow a bland diet to give the gut time to heal. The list below contains bland foods that are easy to digest.
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Filmmaker Azhar Hussain received four awards in the last days of the year
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Awarded Pride of India, Karmaveer, Mumbai Global and Roshan Stars from Bollywood Award
The year 2021 will also be remembered as awards and prize distribution. This year has introduced many new talents. One of these talents is the name of filmmaker Azhar Hussain. Azhar is associated with many Bollywood projects these days. He is writing-directing for the film, web series. After being associated with several big banners, Azhar started his own production house – Red Acid Films. He has made many short films, video albums under his banner and is now doing big projects.
At the end of last year, Azhar has received four awards for his work. He received the "Pride of India Excellence Award" at the hands of actor Rahul Rai, held in Delhi on 19th December. The organizers of this award were – Abhishek Khandelwal and Mohit Khanna. Was awarded the "Mumbai Global Award" held in Mumbai on 20th December. This award is done by Raj Kumar Tiwari and Bunty Gupta. On 22 December, he was honored with the "Karmaveer Achievement Award".
Geeta Yadav organizes this honor. Azhar was rewarded with the title of "Roshan Stars Bollywood Award" organized by Yunus Ansari in Mumbai on 30th December. Azhar Hussain is excited to receive so many awards in the last days of the year and hopes that the year 2022 will also give him the same respect.
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WHEN I ENTER Kim Kardashian West's sprawling family home in Hidden Hills, California, on a warm afternoon in January, the first things I notice are boxes of Huggies sitting just inside the door. They are reminders, if I need one, that the Kardashian family tree is growing ever more baroque: Kim and Kanye West's fourth child is due via surrogate in early May. Earlier I had to pass through layers of Pentagon-level security and hesitated at their forbidding front door, which looks like it might be lowered over a moat, before deciding to walk around the side and enter through the garage like a normal person.