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Meet Our Providers – Mountain View Pain Center (2023)
Interventional Pain / Medical Director Shaun Gabriel MD Matthew Gray MD Katherine Tinkey MD/FAAFP Laurie Patton MD Travis Lauder PA-C Paige Suddarth PA-C Erica Borresen PA-C Nicole Bailey PA-C John Williams PA-C Natalia Behnken PA-C Michelle Paturzo PA-C Anna Nguyen PA-C Savannah Smith PA-C Marissa Jocola PA-C Taylor Robertson PA-C Kelly Morris PA-C Jesse Sheldon PA-C Shannon Oliver FNP-C Emily Amack FNP-C Tess Farenwald FNP-C Christine Giuliani FNP-C Kelly Sotir FNP-C Katie McGovern FNP-C Melinda Kimmel FNP-C Jonathan Edelman FNP-C Alysha Barker FNP-C Lisa Baxter Videos
Interventional Pain / Medical Director
Shaun Gabriel
Dr. Gabriel is a double board-certified, fellowship trained interventional pain physician, as well as the Medical Director. He completed his BA in Medical Ethics and Anthropology at the University of Chicago, where he was the recipient of multiple prestigious awards, while also graduating among the top of his class with both General and Special Honors. He attended medical school at the University of Illinois College of Medicine and was inducted into the Gold Humanism Honor Society for his outstanding patient care. He completed his residency in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R) at the University of Michigan, where he graduated with multiple honors, and went on to complete his fellowship in Interventional Pain Medicine with the Department of Anesthesiology.As a physiatrist and interventional pain physician, Dr. Gabriel's goal is to alleviate pain and restore function for patients through non-surgical approaches. He has over 10 years of extensive experience in the diagnosis, management and treatment of cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine disorders, as well as a wide array of musculoskeletal and neurological injuries. He has been named a top-rated pain specialist among peers and patients, has presented numerous times at national meetings, and is published in peer-reviewed pain medicine journals. Dr. Gabriel's clinical interests are broad, and include intervertebral disc disease, facet neurotomy, failed back surgery syndrome, spinal cord stimulation and regenerative medicine. In his personal time, Dr. Gabriel enjoys spending time with his family, serving in his church, traveling, running, playing music, painting, hiking and snowboarding.
Matthew Gray
Dr. Gray is a double board-certified, fellowship trained interventional pain physician. He completed his BS in Bioengineering at The University of Toledo College of Engineering, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude. He attended medical school at The University of Toledo College of Medicine and was awarded Excellence in Rehabilitation Medicine by the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R). He completed his residency in PM&R at The Ohio State University Medical Center and went on to complete his fellowship in Interventional Pain Medicine with the Department of Anesthesiology.As a physiatrist and interventional pain physician, Dr. Gray's goal is to improve function and quality of life for his patients. He has years of experience in the diagnosis, management and treatment of cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine disorders, as well as a wide array of musculoskeletal and neurological injuries. Dr. Gray has presented at national conferences and is published in peer-reviewed medical journals. Dr. Gray has broad clinical interests including spinal cord stimulation, neuromodulation for chronic pain of the spine and extremities, neuropathic pain, and regenerative medicine. In his free-time he enjoys spending time with his family, running, hiking, skiing, traveling, comedy and music.
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Katherine Tinkey
Texas A&M University – Bachelor in Biology and English. Anesthesiology at Emory University, Interventional Pain Medicine residency.Dr. Tinkey is a board-certified, fellowship trained interventional pain physician. She completed her BS in Biology and English at Texas A&M University where she graduated Cum Laude. She attended medical school at The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston. completed her residency in Anesthesiology at Emory University and went on to complete her fellowship in Interventional Pain Medicine with the Department of Anesthesiology at Emory University. She has been involved in numerous research endeavors and has been published in peer-reviewed medical journals. As an anesthesiologist and interventional pain physician, Dr. Tinkey strives to alleviate pain with minimally-invasive procedures that can restore quality of life to her patients. Dr. Tinkey has numerous clinical interests such as neuromodulation for chronic pain including spinal cord stimulation and peripheral nerve stimulation, ultrasound-guided procedures, and chronic pain of the spine.In her free time she enjoys spending time with her husband and dog, hiking, skiing, attending concerts at Red Rocks, and exploring this beautiful state!
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Laurie Patton
University of Colorado – School of Nursing, University of Oklahoma – Masters of Science in Physiology, University of Oklahoma – School of MedicineDr. Patton is a family physician. She grew up in Cleveland, Ohio and moved to Colorado while in high school. She attended the University of Colorado School of Nursing and married her high school sweetheart, Steve Patton. After attending graduate school with her husband in Oklahoma, Dr. Patton pursued her dream of medicine. She completed a M.S. in Physiology at Oklahoma State and then attended the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine.Dr. Patton did a one year internship in Pediatrics at the University of Kansas, Wichita. She then took a few years off from the full-time practice of medicine to raise her children (Michael, Marie, Keith, Michelle) while they were little. She then resumed her medical career and completed a residency in family medicine at the University of Colorado (Rose Medical Center).Dr. Patton has worked for several clinics in the Denver Metro area and is employed by Miramont Family Medicine in Parker. She enjoys preventative health, women's medicine, sports medicine and pediatrics. Dr. Patton volunteers by serving on the admissions board for CU School of Medicine, by serving as a board member for the Colorado Academy of Family Medicine (CAFP), and is on the Nurse Physician Advisory Task Force for Colorado. Her hobbies include: her dogs, running, swimming and bicycling.
Travis Lauder
Marquette University, University of Wisconsin Madison – Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health – Doctorate of Medicine, UIC-Advocate Illinois Masonic Family medicine residency.Dr. Lauder is a board certified family medicine physician. He grew up in Dallas, TX and attended college at Marquette University and the University of Wisconsin Madison. He then Graduated from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. He completed a 2 year radiology residency before then graduating from a family medicine program at University of Illinois Chicago – Advocate Illinois Masonic. He graduated with certificates for tracks in sports medicine and urgent care.After his residency, he moved to Denver and works full time in urgent care in South Denver. In his free time, he enjoys being active with hockey, soccer, volleyball, hiking, snow boarding and entertaining his energetic golden retriever.
Paige Suddarth
University of Dayton – Bachelors of Science in Pre-Medicine and Psychology, Masters of Physician Assistant PracticePaige Suddarth is a Physician Assistant who grew up in Plymouth, Michigan. She attended the University of Dayton, where she received her Bachelors and Masters degrees. Before becoming a PA, Paige was an EMT, which is where she first developed her love of medicine and treating patients. Her favorite thing about being a PA is being able to spend a lot of time with her patients and inform them on their condition, the treatment plan, and thoroughly answer any questions they may have.In her free time, she enjoys the Colorado outdoors and staying active, including hiking, running, and doing various workout classes. She also enjoys traveling and exploring new places with her fiancé and her dog.
Erica Borresen
University of Wisconsin Eau Claire –Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology & Colorado School of Public Health – Master of Public Health & University of Washington MEDEX Northwest – Physician Assistant, Master in Clinical Health SciencesErica Borresen is a Physician Assistant. She grew up in Mankato, Minnesota and attended the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire, where she received a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. She found her way to Colorado and worked in clinical research for nine years. Her research interests focused on improving health outcomes through diet and exercise and led to multiple journal publications. During this time, Erica obtained her Master in Public Health with an emphasis on Global Health and Health Disparities and completed an internship at the World Health Organization. Her passion for prevention medicine and public health compelled her to pursue a career as a Physician Assistant. She completed her training at the University of Washington. She enjoys working with patients and providing tools to help patients take control of their health and wellness.In her free time, Erica can be found exploring the beautiful Colorado Rockies by foot or snowboard, dancing to bluegrass, or booking her next adventure – all alongside her husband and dog.
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Nicole Bailey
Arizona State University- Bachelors of Science in Biochemistry, MSPAS Touro University NevadaNicole Bailey is a physician assistant who was born and raised in the Phoenix valley of Arizona. She attended ASU for her undergraduate degree while working as an emergency medicine scribe as well as a chiropractic assistant. It was during her time working in chiropractic that she found a passion for working with conditions of the spine. Her favorite part of being a PA is helping her patient's regain functionality through interventional and conservative measures to get patient's back to their daily lives.When not working, Nicole enjoys watching true crime documentaries, taking her dog for walks through beautiful Colorado, and watching football. Her favorite teams to watch are the ASU Sun Devils, Norte Dame Fighting Irish, and of course the Denver Broncos!
Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady University – Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant StudiesLouisiana State University – Bachelor of Science in KinesiologyJohn Williams is a Physician Assistant who grew up in Covington, Louisiana and attended Louisiana State University for his undergraduate studies where he obtained a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and a minor in Biological Sciences. He later went on to receive his Master's in Medical Science in Physician Assistant Studies at Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady University in Baton Rouge, LA. Prior to attending PA school, he worked for several years as an EMT in a high-volume, rural area of Louisiana. It was during this time that his passion for medicine and providing care to patients flourished and grew. His favorite aspect of being a Physician Assistant is being able to make connections with patients, build a trusting rapport, and deliver efficient and effective evidence-based healthcare to patients in need.In his free time, he enjoys spending time in the outdoors hiking with his wife and goldendoodle, Finn. He also enjoys travelling, playing sports, camping, and exploring the beautiful scenery of Colorado.
Natalia Behnken
Loyola Marymount University – Bachelor of Science in BiologyNorthern Arizona University – Masters of Physician Assistant StudiesNatalia Behnken is a Physician Assistant who grew up in Ogden, Utah. She attended Loyola Marymount University for her undergraduate degree and continued her education at Northern Arizona University for her Master's degree. Prior to becoming a PA, she worked as a Rehabilitation Tech at Craig Hospital in Englewood, CO. This is where she found her passion for caring for others. Her favorite part of being a PA is being able to spend time speaking to the patient about their current condition and discussing their best treatment option.In her free time, she enjoys all the outdoor activities that Colorado has to offer, including running, soccer, hiking, and skiing. She also enjoys finding new breakfast spots and spending time with her family and dog
Michelle Paturzo
Wake Forest University – Bachelor of Science in Health & Exercise Science – Northwestern University – Physician Assistant, Master of Medical ScienceMichelle Paturzo is a Physician Assistant. She grew up in New Canaan, Connecticut and attended Wake Forest University, where she received a Bachelor of Science in Health & Exercise Science. Prior to becoming a PA, Michelle was involved in clinical research and worked as a physical therapy technician. She then moved to Chicago and attended Northwestern University's PA Program. Michelle is focused on delivering high-quality, patient-centered care with compassion and understanding of her patients' needs.In her free time, she enjoys staying active in the Colorado outdoors, including hiking, skiing, and golfing. She also enjoys cooking and trying out new recipes.
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Colorado College-Bachelor of Arts in Molecular and Cellular Biology. University of the Cumberlands- Master of Science in Physician Assistant StudiesAnna Nguyen is a Physician Assistant who grew up in Littleton, Colorado. She attended Colorado College, where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Molecular and Cellular Biology. She later went on to receive her Master of Science degree in Physician Assistant Studies at the University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, KY. Prior to PA school, Anna worked as a CNA/PCT in various hospital settings, including Pre-op/PACU, Telemetry/Adult Observations, and the Rehabilitation Unit. Her favorite part of being a PA is spending time getting to know her patients to help them achieve their personal health goals.In her free time, Anna enjoys hiking/camping, watching movies, and traveling for food. She is passionate about environmental sustainability and healthcare equity.
Savannah Smith
Valparaiso University – Bachelors of Science in Health Science, Master of Physician Assistant Studies Savannah Smith is a Physician Assistant who grew up in Mahtomedi, Minnesota. She attended Valparaiso University, where she received both her Bachelors and Masters degree. Prior to becoming a PA, she spent her time shadowing in the specialty of Orthopedics, where she developed her passion for preventative medicine. She is excited to be working in pain management and looks forward to helping patients achieve their health goals to better their lifestyle in the future. Her favorite part about being a PA is having the opportunity to sit down with patients and find out how she can best assist them in their health journey. In her free time, she enjoys staying active including running, hiking, yoga and downhill skiing. She also enjoys traveling and spending time at her family lake house in Northern Wisconsin.
Marissa Jocola
The Ohio State University – Bachelor of Science in BiologyUniversity of Dayton – Master of Physician Assistant StudiesMarissa Jocola is a physician assistant who grew up in Warren, OH. She attended The Ohio State University where she received her Bachelors of Science in Biology. She later went on to receive her Masters of Physician Assistant at the University of Dayton. During her time as a student, she worked as a caretaker for a young female with Rhett Syndrome which sparked her interest to peruse her passion for medicine further. Her favorite part about being a physician assistant is getting to spend time with her patients to better understand their pain and form a multidisciplinary treatment plan to get them back to functioning in their everyday lives. In her free time, she loves to ski, hike, attend concerts, and spend time with her friends and family.
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Taylor Robertson
University of Denver – Bachelors of Science in BiologyBoston University – Masters of Science in Physician Assistant StudiesTaylor Robertson is a Physician Assistant who grew up in Stillwater, Minnesota. She attended the University of Denver for her undergraduate degree and went on to receive her Masters degree at Boston University in Massachusetts. Prior to attending PA school she gained experience working in medical oncology as a medical scribe/medical assistant. As a pain PA, Taylor is passionate about delivering high-quality patient care and having a positive impact on her patients' quality of life. In her spare time she enjoys skiing, yoga, cooking and spending time with friends and family in Denver.
Kelly Morris
Rocky Mountain College – Master of Physician Assistant Studies. North Dakota State University – Bachelor of Science in Biology, Bachelor of Arts in International Studies and Spanish. Kelly Morris is a physician assistant who grew up in Minneapolis, MN. She attended North Dakota State University (NDSU) for her undergraduate studies where she obtained a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Chemistry and a Bachelor of Arts with a double major in International Studies and Spanish. While at NDSU Kelly won a national championship as a member of the women's club hockey team. Then she attended Rocky Mountain College in Billings, MT for her Master of Physician Assistant Studies. Prior to attending PA school, Kelly worked as a Certified Nursing Assistant at a local hospital and as a Direct Support Professional at a group home for people with disabilities. Through these experiences Kelly's love of medicine and caring for patients grew into a lifelong passion. Kelly loves being a physician assistant because she can create an inclusive space to connect with patients and provide high-quality evidence-based care to improve their quality of life. In her free time, Kelly can usually be found in an ice arena catching a hockey game, on a golf course, reading a good book, or exploring Colorado with her goldendoodle, Aspen.
Jesse Sheldon
University of Wisconsin La Crosse – Bachelor of Science in Biology, South College – Master of Health Science in Physician Assistant Studies. Jesse Sheldon is a Physician Assistant who grew up in Viroqua, Wisconsin. He attended the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse for his undergraduate studies where he received his Bachelors degree and continued his education at South College in Knoxville, Tennessee where he received his Masters degree. Prior to becoming a PA, Jesse gained medical experience working as a CNA, with most of his time spent caring for residents with dementia in memory care units, as well as working as a Laboratory Support Tech in a hospital setting. He brings experience as a PA, previously working in a neurosurgery setting before relocating to Colorado. Jesse enjoys bringing compassion and building a trusting relationship while caring for patients. His favorite part of being a PA is seeing and helping patients regain their best quality of life. In his free time, he enjoys spending most of his time outdoors hiking with his dog, Toby. He also enjoys paddle boarding, kayaking, skiing, traveling, and exploring everything Colorado has to offer.
Shannon Oliver
Colorado State University – Bachelor of Science in Psychology. University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus – Master of Physician Assistant Studies. Shannon Oliver is a Physician Assistant who grew up in Colorado Springs, CO. She attended Colorado State University for her undergraduate degree and continued her education at University of Colorado – Anschutz Medical Campus for her Masters degree. Prior to attending PA school, she gained experience working as a CNA, medical scribe and medical assistant in various specialties of medicine. She is excited to be working in pain management and looks forward to providing high-quality, evidence-based care by using a multidisciplinary approach to help patients back to functioning in their everyday lives. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, playing tennis and spending time with friends and family.
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Emily Amack
University of Colorado – Bachelor of Arts in Integrative Physiology & Regis University – Bachelor of Science in Nursing & Vanderbilt University – Master of Science in NursingEmily Amack is a Family Nurse Practitioner. She grew up in Highlands Ranch, CO and attended the University of Colorado at Boulder after high school, graduating with a degree in Integrative Physiology. She then went on to complete an accelerated nursing program at Regis University and worked as a Registered Nurse for a few years in internal medicine at Saint Joseph Hospital and in wound care at Porter Hospital. She then completed her M.S. in nursing at Vanderbilt University and became certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner.In her free time, Emily enjoys all things outdoors including hiking, skiing, golfing, biking, and soccer. She lives in Downtown Denver with her husband and dog and loves exploring all that the city has to offer.
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Tess Farenwald
University of Maryland- Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology & Pace University- Bachelor of Science in Nursing & Pace University- Master of Science in NursingTess Farenwald is a Family Nurse Practitioner. She grew up in Frederick, MD and attended University of Maryland at College Park, graduating with a degree in Kinesiology. She then completed an accelerated nursing program at Pace University in NYC and worked as a Registered Nurse in orthopedic/vascular surgery at New York-Presbyterian Hospital. She completed her M.S. in nursing at Pace University and became a certified Family Nurse Practitioner.In her free time, she enjoys all the outdoor activities Colorado has to offer, including running, hiking, biking, and skiing. She also enjoys traveling and exploring new places.
Christine Giuliani
Metropolitan State University of Denver – Bachelor of Arts in Psychology & Regis University – Bachelor of Science in Nursing & Master of Science in NursingChristine Giuliani is a Family Nurse Practitioner. She grew up in Miami, FL but moved to Colorado during her sophomore year of high school. She attended Metropolitan State University of Denver after high school, graduating with a degree in Psychology. She then went on to complete an accelerated nursing program at Regis University and worked as a Registered Nurse for 6 years, most of which were spent in the surgical setting as a preoperative and post anesthesia care nurse in both the inpatient and outpatient setting. She then completed her M.S. in nursing at Regis University and became certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner.In her free time, Christine enjoys reading, hiking, planning PTO events, and is a self-proclaimed theme park junkie! She lives in Parker with her husband, three children, and dog. Christine loves exploring Colorado and enjoying everything it has to offer!
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Denver University – Bachelor of Science in Biology and Psychology, Regis University – Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Regis University – Master of Science in Nursing. Katie McGovern is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner. Katie is a Colorado native and was raised in the Western Slope in Grand Junction. She graduated from Denver University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Psychology. She then worked as a phlebotomist before attending Regis University's accelerated nursing program to earn her nursing degree. She spent 6 years working as a Registered Nurse at Saint Joseph Hospital in Denver, where she spent most of her time on the medical floor. She then returned to Regis University to complete her M.S. in nursing and became a certified Family Nurse Practitioner. Skiing since she was 2 years old and a former ski racer in high school, Katie enjoys alpine skiing with her loved ones in the Rockies. In addition to her nursing degree, Katie has also earned a Dive Master's certification and hopes to earn a Dive Instructor license in the future to continue sharing her passion for diving and marine life with others. Katie also enjoys exploring new "hole-in-the-wall" restaurants and listening to live music with friends and family in her free time.
Melinda Kimmel
Mindy is a Family Nurse Practitioner. She attended West Texas A&M University where she graduated with honors, obtaining her Bachelors Degree in Nursing. She then worked at the bedside in the medical and cardiac intensive care units where she learned that many patients had co-morbidities that were not properly managed and complications that could be prevented through access to medical care, education, nutrition, and exercise. This realization encouraged her to go back to school, where she once again attended West Texas A&M University, obtaining her Masters in Nursing. She feels incredibly privileged to do what she does: patient care and education. On the side, she helps teach ultrasound guided joint injection courses with Injection University and nursing courses at Front Range Community College. She is involved within both her local and nursing communities, currently serving as the Colorado Society of Advanced Practice Nurses (SIG 30) President – Elect. Being raised on a large ranch in the Sandhills of Nebraska instilled a great love of the outdoors. When she is not working, she can be found spending time with family, hiking, at the lake, playing sports, riding horses, or curled up with a good book.
Jonathan Edelman
Jonathan Edelman is board certified Family Nurse Practitioner. He completed his BFA at Emerson College in Boston and a M.A. in music education at the Eastman School of Music prior to obtaining his B.S.N. at the University of Rochester. He spent 8 years working as a NICU nurse at Liverpool Hospital in Sydney, New South Wales, and at Strong Memorial Hospital in NY, with a focus on children and families suffering from Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome. He completed his FNP at the University of Rochester before moving to Colorado. In his free time he enjoys playing music, BJJ, gardening, and tending to the various children and animals within and around his house. He lives in Parker with his wife and three boys.
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University of Texas – Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Walden University – Master's of Science in Nursing. Alysha is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner. She is a Colorado native. She was born in Salida, Colorado and grew up in Colorado Springs. She worked as a caregiver for the elderly in their homes as a teenager which sparked her love for health, medicine, and caring for others. She naturally went on to become a Registered Nurse, following in the steps of her grandmother and great grandmother who were also nurses. Alysha worked as a Registered Nurse for nine years at University of Colorado Health, Memorial hospital in medical-surgical, orthopedics, and acute care while attending graduate school. In her free time, she loves staying active and has a passion for fitness. She also enjoys spending time with her family and 2 dogs in the beautiful outdoors of Colorado.
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Lisa Baxter is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner. She attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Lisa then worked at the bedside with oncology patients before switching to the neuro-trauma intensive care unit. After realizing the multitude of emotional and physical issues post-traumatic injury patients develop, Lisa decided to advance her education to enable her toprovide a more comprehensive level of care to her patients.She attended Simmons University where she obtained her Master of Science in Nursing. Lisa enjoys working in pain management and the sense of fulfillment it brings being able to help patients restore their quality of life and functional abilities. When she is not working, Lisa enjoys going to the gym and spending time with her husband, two daughters, her dogs Cooper and Lucy, and her cat, Clyde.
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Julie van der Veen (1903-1997)
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I was born in Java on February 8, 1903. My father, a Dutch engineer who had studied in Delft and Antwerp, was the Administrator of a sugar refinery there. At that time everything was not yet mechanized (automated) and they had to go out and inspect the sugar plantations themselves. During a reception of the Governor of a province he met a young lady, the sister of the wife of the Governor. Her name was Julie von Boddien, they fell in love and married soon afterwards. They had only one child, a girl named Julie Henriette Eugénie van der Veen, which soon became Kiki, my pet name. I can still remember that I had a cart with a small horse in front of it, a pony, and that I was cruising around the paths of our garden and the roads of the factory, and that we had five dogs, which were necessary for our house. and protect the garden against intruders. But we suffered a lot from malaria, at that time the factory was still surrounded by wild nature with a small river nearby, it was very humid and it was teeming with mosquitoes; we constantly had fever attacks, and my father, a serious worker, had not been on vacation for a long time.
After daddy's years of hard labor, we went back to the Netherlands in 1908, also because Daddy got malaria. We sailed through the Suez Canal where we went to Cairo and we saw the pyramids of Giza. We had two camels and a pony that drove us around, that was beautiful!
When we arrived in Holland I was five years old, I spoke better Javanese than Dutch. Mama had been a teacher in the Dutch East Indies and she was my teacher in the first years of primary school. The doctors in the Netherlands thought it better that my father did not return to the Indies, so he bought a house in The Hague, where I lived a very happy life together with my dear parents. But in high school I had problems with the director, I was not stupid but for algebra I had a five (out of ten); I thought that was enough, but the director thought I could not move on to the next class. She had no right to do so and everything my father tried to convince her failed. For that reason I was removed from that school and my parents sent me to a boarding school in Lausanne, a boarding school for young girls, where I spent a very happy year. There it was that I started painting, flowers on porcelain vases and plates, I thought that was very nice. Then my mother came to take me back and on our way to our house in The Hague we stayed a few days in Paris, where we visited all kinds of beautiful performances by Mistinguett and Maurice Chevalier, and later also the great discovery Josephine Baker who sang J'ai deux amours, mon pays et Paris! and became a major international celebrity.
After a few years at home in The Hague, I wanted to continue drawing, I took an entrance exam at the Academy for Visual Arts and was immediately admitted to the second class. There I became friends with Sierk Schröder, he was almost as old as I and could draw beautifully. Mama invited him to give me extra lessons, then he came to us very shy and we sat quietly in the front room while Mama looked out from the living room if everything went well. We were quite in love with each other, but it did not become a thing, because I was gone again and again.
At the academy we had to copy heads of white lime and often also still lifes. But at that time many people became ill, many died of the Spanish flu, and I myself became ill too. Little by little I got better but not quite, the doctors advised mommy, my father was already deceased from the flu, to live in a country with a softer and drier climate and lots of sun. With that advice, Mom and I went to Juan-les-Pins in the South of France, then to Nice and Cannes and Monte-Carlo. I met charming young men of Russian nationality who had left their homeland during the red revolution against the tsar. Those young Russians were very poor, they worked well but earned little and therefore tried their chances on the roulette tables, and so mom and I started to visit the casinos. Mama had lost almost the entire capital that my father had earned with his work in the Indies as a result of unfortunate speculation. As a result, she sold our house in The Hague, which I really regretted.
And that's how life began in hotel rooms, in the summer in the South and in the winter in Paris, where we were lucky that we could rent a small furnished room in the hotel and where I picked up the drawing again and made sketches of nudes in the Grande Chaumière. You could work there for several hours after buying a receipt. One day a boy was sitting next to me who was observing my work and told me it might be good for me to take painting lessons at the academy of André Lhote at the Impasse de la rue d'Odessa. I went there then. But before that time I had already bought some tubes of oil paint, although I did not really know how to use them. Lhote had the habit of inviting painters and students to his studio once a week, then he showed them his sketches for the large canvases he wanted to make and drawings that were intended for his books, because Lhote was also a great writer of art books and he had visited Egypt with the tombs of the pharaohs and the decorated and engraved walls. Anyway, on a small piece of cloth that I had put on a chassis in the paint shop, I believe it was in Rue Vavin, close to the metro station Vavin, I painted a painting that I called La Vie and that Lhote recommended me to sent to an exhibition in Metz, where I was honored to my great surprise with a Diplôme de Médaille d'Or!
La vie (1929)
But the monitor at the school of André Lhote, a Russian boy, Monsieur (Nicolas) Poliakoff, explained to me what paint I should use to make it much smoother and easier to spread on my palette, et cetera. I worked there every morning, paid monthly to Monsieur Poliakoff, the senior, but in the summer I worked there in the afternoon. We wore a jacket of canvas to keep our clothes from getting dirty and under the balcony we had boxes where we could store our cloths and above us there was a balcony where occasionally a second model posed to make portraits. But I did nothing more than paint nudes and I always wanted to make compositions with a landscape in the background.
I painted the landscapes by heart. On one occasion, Lhote taught theory for a week, which was very interesting, he explained how the old masters such as Michelangelo and others painted on canvas and on walls, such as Velasquez, Daumier, Rembrandt, etc., and how they used coordinates for the great compositions and how they help to paint a canvas immediately. He also taught us how Matisse painted with colors and did not paint the shadows as Rembrandt did. During those lessons I heard that Fernand Léger also gave lessons, I went there and worked there for two months. He used to throw a few objects on the table, a shoe, a glove, a bicycle wheel, etc., and then we had to compose a cloth. I quickly went back to Lhote because at Léger you were made a Léger, while Lhote left you much freer, he tried to correct you much more in your own style.
I also followed courses for several months with the painter Gromaire. But my first painting with him was a naked man seated on a dirty, unpainted yellow wooden stool that I had then painted in fresh, lively red. And there comes Gromaire to correct me, he got furious from my canvas and shouted that it is forbidden to change colors of objects, you have to paint that with ocher and make the dirt! The other pupils were completely silent and when they recovered they wanted to know if I would continue with this course or leave. No, I said, I think he is actually right so I will continue and I will try to keep following him. But after half a year I did not go there anymore and I went back to Lhote. There I met a student, Nina Négri, who made engravings and she was the one who asked me to come and work with Bill Hayter. I went with her and learned to make my own color engravings and print them on paper. Hayter was a demanding teacher; he corrected the least weight of the engraving line on the copper. But I learned well, in such a way that I was one of the few students who was allowed to handle the big press, which was locked up in a small room with glass walls and a door that was always locked. And so I learned to print on canvas, a piece of natural silk, and on crepe paper, something like that, and on a large piece of cream-colored, supple fabric, I printed an engraving in every corner while another student helped me to keep the material out of the fold. I succeeded very nicely, but unfortunate enough I left the wallet with the canvas somewhere in Paris, probably in a cafe where I had eaten a croissant with a cup of coffee. There were more engravings that were successful and that I wanted to sell and some sketches of paintings that I wanted to make.
So I came home very sad, that all my new ideas were lost.
At that time, of course, I had all kinds of fiançals with nice young men, but I did not want to get married, because they were all short romances. Except for one man, Yunis Bahri, I have been married with him for a few months, he was my great love. I met him in the Monte Carlo casino in 1928. He came to sit at the table with Mama and was looking at me all the time. I fell in love, we got engaged in The Hague in 1929, with reception at Hotel Des Indes. I was so happy! Yunis had been through so much, he was born in Mosul in Iraq, his father had been Governor of Baghdad, he was a journalist and traveled all over the world, he could tell so nicely. Mama loved him too, but my aunts did not trust him and did not think he was a good party to me. That was growing and so I was sent out to find out at the Dutch Embassy in Paris who my fiancée Yunis Bahri really was and whether his stories were right. On 5 December 1930 I went by train to Paris, for the first time without my mother, and I found out at the consulate who my love was. In part, his stories were true, and in part they were not true, his father had not been a Governor of Baghdad. The consul advised me not to marry him and that I had to take care. Then I ended the engagement, he lied too much and he had always asked for money.
Shortly thereafter I got a relationship with a Turkish boy, Cemal Tollu he was called. He invited me to come to Istanbul and I went there and there I painted. He was a sweet boy, but he too did not fit me.
After that I was dating a French young painter, Gérard Vullimay was his name, we were very in love, but we got into a fight and that was it. Then there were Maurice and Léon, but with them it became nothing.
And then Yunis came back into my life. He wrote to me that he had a job in Berlin and asked me to come there. I was busy in Paris at the time, painted a lot and had exhibitions, so I did not really want to, but he kept insisting and then I went anyway, by train on 5 December 1939. We celebrated Christmas in Berlin together and were married there, on 29 December 1939. Yunis worked for the German world broadcasting as a journalist for the Arab world, he had a radio program in which he read the news about Germany. He never told me anything about it and it is not until many years later that I learned that he was spying for the English. Shortly after our marriage I was already unhappy, Yunis came home late, then I was alone all night, with no one I knew. Yunis apologized then that he was obliged to go to the club and that he was sorry that I was alone. In April 1940 we were separated, at the same embassy of Afghanistan where we were also married. I left Berlin and came back to mama in The Hague on May 9, 1940, a few hours before the Germans invaded our country.
The first day I did not know where I was, I was like a zombie, while so much happened. When the weather was quiet, I calmed down and I was glad that I was away from Berlin on time. I was worried about Yunis, it took a month before he wrote. He asked me where he should send my things. In the hurry I had left it with him. I wrote him to The Hague!
And like everyone else, we had a hard time at that time. We had almost no money left to live decently. I therefore did my best with painting to sell them. I knew art dealers who offered to me exhibit. I liked to do that, but then I had to sign a statement first and signed it because otherwise it did not work out. This is how I exhibited in art galleries at Prins Mauritsplein and Noordeinde in The Hague. A lot did not matter, there were few people and actually I should not have been able to exhibit, because when the war was over, I got a message from the ministry that I was no longer allowed to exhibit. Mama and I were already so furious at an article in an NSB newspaper and then that!
But that did not last long, in June 1946 I had an exhibition again. I wanted to become a member of an art club at the time, first I had contact with Art et Industriae but they did rather difficult, I had to appear for a ballotage and I did not feel like it. Then I became a member of the Haagse Kunstkring at the Denneweg and I stayed there all my life. When I first came they were not so friendly, but that changed happily.
I longed for Paris, I had so many colleagues there and I wanted to see Lhote again and paint with him. In the Netherlands I had no good reviews, I wanted to improve my technique and I could do that better in Paris, there you had many more exhibitions and I could sell. Luckily we got Drees then and we were able to get a little better. Aunt Henriette and aunt Elize sent us money every month, they were angry that we had almost nothing.
Finally I went back to Paris, in July 1947. I stayed with our friend Madeleine Frottier, in the Rue Mouton-Duvernet, she was kind enough to invite me. I had a small room with an apartment with all comfort and hot water. It was wonderful to be back in Paris, nothing had changed and I was so sorry that I had not taken my paint box with me, because I wanted to paint immediately! The next day, in the rue d'Odessa, when I went to the police to register, I met Poliakoff, we almost collided! He helped me with my paperwork and then we used something together in a café. We had so much to tell each other. Lhote had just left for the countryside, which I found so unfortunate. In his studio there was no model yet, they did still lifes and I was allowed to work for free.
So the next day I went there and saw my old friends again. And there was also a new boy who knew Cemal, my Turkish friend, with whom I was then in Istanbul. He knew so much about him, then we went to an exhibition later.
In the morning I painted at Lhote and in the afternoon I made drawings with Madeleine. I then went to an exhibition of Lhote, He had become so good in color, and I wanted to make my colors better, Lhote would help me with that.
And so I returned to mama in The Hague at the end of August 1947. She was now 73 years old and started to weaken, she had many ailments but was still happy with her two sisters Henriëtte and Elize, so close to her in the neighborhood.
During the war Aunt Elize lived in Ambt Vollenhove, and Aunt Henriette in The Hague, in the Van der Woertstraat. Elize then went to live with her and Mama often visited them there. At that time we lived in the Galileïstraat, before we had several houses, which we sold and then we moved again. We liked having pets, I had a turtle, Daphné, who always walked around in my studio when I was working. And we also had little birds, sometimes a wounded one, that we took care of. We found it sad to leave them in the cage all day, so we let them fly around in the living room, in the evening they went back to their cage. I also painted birds, pigeons, which I liked to watch. Mama became a member of the bird protection, then we knew what to do when it was very cold.
In the summer of '48 I went back to Paris and I stayed in Hotel Belfort in the Rue Sophie Germain, a small room, but I did not mind, it was much worse that Yunis was in Paris as well. He had a newspaper, Al-Arab, for the Arab world, his office was at Rue Vivienne, in the second arrondissement. When he found out that I was in Paris, he wrote me. He wanted to meet me, we spoke in a cafe, I was very nervous of course. He told me about his new work and I asked how it ended in Berlin and then he told me that he was a spy to the English and that I then was not allowed to know that. I could not believe my ears, but he was so serious, I thought maybe it's true. I did not go into his advances then and after that I did not hear from him anymore.
And again I had bad luck that Lhote was not there, Poliakoff was there and it was nice to see him again. I continued my work in Lhote's studio.
And so it went on, in the summer and winter in Paris, spring and autumn in The Hague! And everywhere I painted and I had exhibitions.
But mommy got sick more and more often, she needed more care, so I could not leave her alone anymore. That was in 1955, we had just moved to a flat in the Weldamstraat, which we got from the municipality. I had set up a small studio there, it was cozy. Mama was often in bed, her health went backwards and then she died, in 1961, a few months after her sister Henriëtte also died. I was so sad, fortunately I had comfort with Aunt Elize, but two years later she also died.
Then I did not have anyone, except for a few friends and colleagues.
I then became a professional painter, affiliated with the Haagse Kunstkring, after they had seen my small painting with which I had won the Médaille d'Or in France. I did not even have to appear before a jury. After that I visited the studio of the painter Willem Schrofer once a week, I became friends with his wife Hannie Schrofer-Bal who lived in Voorschoten at the time and I rented her husband's studio when he died. Once a week she organized exhibitions of all kinds of artists, the openings of these exhibitions were always fun and festive.
Hannie sold her home and the studio on the Molenlaan, and she bought a very nice house in The Hague. And now, as a result of a skin infection on my legs, I can no longer go out or walk outside, and nurses come to take care of me and bandage my two legs, which I keep checking with the dermatologist who prescribes creams. The year 1987 was horrible for me by the renovation of my studio, during that time I could not work, now I find my tubes of paint back and the pencils and I occasionally make a drawing again.
The Hague, 1 September 1990
Julie died on 10 January 1997 in a nursing home in Scheveningen. She is buried at churchyard Oud Eik and Duinen. During the memorial service in the auditorium, "J'ai deux amours, mon pays et Paris" was sung by Josephine Baker, her favorite artist.
In Julie's last years, Hannie and Narcisse continued to visit her and organized exhibitions. Julie could no longer be present at the openings, she had become too weak, but she enjoyed the interest.
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Coastweek -- Apprentices at DT Dobie have entered a classic Mercedes Benz 190SL sports car in this year's CBA Africa Concours d'Elegance to be held on September 29th at the Nairobi Racecourse.
This follows the restoration of a Nissan B140 pick-up by the apprentices last year.
This first attempt to contest the Concours rewarded them with the runner-up prize in the utility vehicle class.
The management and staff of DT Dobie were pleased with this creditable result and the apprentices have now been entrusted with the much more difficult task of rebuilding a highly regarded classic sports car.
Andrew Munyua, the DT Dobie Technical Training Instructor, said, "The 1957 Mercedes Benz 190SL was found derelict in an open sided shed and requires an extensive rebuild.
"Going by the standard of preparation achieved by the apprentices last year, we are quietly optimistic that they will achieve a top ten finish in the classiest event in the motorsport calendar."
"The dismantling, preparation of the engine, running gear, suspension and body work of the Mercedes will give the apprentices valuable hands on experience.
"When they become fully fledged technicians at the end of their three year course, this will help them to tackle non routine work."
He added, "For over 40 years, DT Dobie Kenya Limited has been nurturing promising youngsters who have completed high school education through a three year apprenticeship programme.
"Our "Mechatronics" curriculum is a combination of mechanics and electronics which will guide the challenging work of stripping and rebuilding a fine Mercedes sports car."
"We are happy that these students are preparing the Mercedes 190SL for the Concours with great enthusiasm.
"They know that the class for open sports cars is highly competitive and attracts large numbers of spectators to the Total Quartz inspection ramp and the judging line in front of the Racecourse grandstands.
"The youngsters will be up against experienced and highly successful entrants, but they hope to score good marks and take home prizes." concluded Andrew Munyua.
Commercial Bank of Africa Limited, the largest privately owned bank in the region, has sponsored the 2013 Concours with a prize fund of two million shillings.
The organizers have already received 25 car and 18 bike entries for this year's event.


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After working with the facilities group at my company, . I was finally approved to ride my Segway within the building as long as I followed some simple rules. The facilities group was not familiar with the Segway so they sent out a representative to follow me from my car to my office to determine how safely this could be done. As long as I kept to a minimum speed (less than 5 mph) and came to a near stop at intersections as well as allow a wide opening for a doors , I had permission.
Excellent. Thanks for posting this. I am still working to get it approved. They just recently had people from Diversity and Environmental, Safety and Health do a "walk through" with me from the parking lot to the office. They might approve it soon with restrictions on speed limits. Common sense kind of stuff.
Update on my previous post about my company's denial of the use of the Segway on their property….they finally approved it! This was after demonstrating how I used it within the building and to and from the parking lot. Environmental, safety and health reviewed my case and decided to allow it as a mobility device for a disability. If you have trouble at your work, just keep pursuing. You may eventually have success as I did. Good luck!
Thanks. That's really great to hear that your company is letting you use it! I fortunately don't currently have a job but rather am a full time student. I've really not had any problems on any college campuses. I currently go to two community colleges. They knew my situation. It wasn't a huge deal. At malls, hospitals, and local businesses it is an entirely different story.


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I have been using Radmin since 1.0, and I have always liked it above all others. The one drawback is the need for the port forwarding that has been successfully avoided in other inferior products. By inferior I mean slower, since they do have a method where a client can click on a website link, install the server and be helped without talking them through forwarding ports and getting their public ip. Please check out the Bomgar box, this is a nice solution, but also ultravnc, gotomypc, and webex can do it, why can't Radmin. If you have to make security or speed concessions, then so be it, release a different product called wradmin or something. Making it work with the same viewer would be good though. Some of my wireless clients are on a network WITHIN a private (10.10.10.x)network, so port forwarding is impossible.
You guys are way ahead of the curve on speed, but a little behind in this area.
Hi Eric, and welcome to the forums!
Unfortunately, if past history is anything to judge by, it may still be quite some time before we see v4.x. In the mean time, there are some workaround solutions. Probably the most popular is to implement some sort of software VPN. Hamachi (https://secure.logmein.com/products/hamachi/vpn.asp?lang=en) is one of the more popular suggestions. I also seem to recall EchoVNC mentioned, but I haven't explored the details on that.
BTW, I'm assuming in the situation you mentioned that you don't have control over the 10.10.10.x network that your client is behind. If you do, then you CAN make the port forwarding work with a little tinkering.
We are working on this wish You won't be disappointed.
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Q: Compare given Year with todays date I have a select field with multiple answer possibilities ranging from 2000 to 2050. So if someone chooses 2013, I need the function to give me a variable with the amount of years passed since 2013.
I tried searching for the code but i didn't find any that fit my need.
Thanks to all of you in advance.

A: You can use the javascript date object. https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_date_methods.asp
var date = new Date(); //create date object
var year = date.getFullYear(); //get the year from date object

var enteredYear = parseInt("2000"); //get the value from the select

var diff = year - enteredYear;
/* for absolute value use:
var diff = Math.abs(year - enteredYear);
*/

//do something with it!!
alert('The difference is ' + diff + ' years');

Output
The difference is 17 years (it is currently 2017)
Good Luck!! Hope this helps you!!

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Embracing local ingredients and ancient traditions, whilst creating new ones along the way.
A Fruit Kingdom
Since feudal times, local farms in Wakayama have cultivated premium fruit. During the Edo Period (1603 - 1868) the tenth Lord of Kishu, Harutomi Tokugawa, would have prized Sanbokan Mikan tangerines delivered to Wakayama Castle. Wakayama prefecture is still the nation's top producer of premium fruit; so much so that it is often called 'The Fruit Kingdom' (Kajuokoku Wakayama). The tastiest of the region's fruit remains in Wakayama, which makes a visit to Wakayama a must for the fruit connoisseur.
With temperate climates and fertile soils, there is always some fruit in season in Wakayama, and farms ready to welcome you to pick the fruits in their orchards. Fruit farms in the north and the central-west coastal regions produce original strawberry varieties, persimmons, Japanese ume plums, mandarins and oranges, peaches and more. In addition to the fruit itself, you will find fruit jellies and marmalades, liqueurs, fresh juices, and dipping sauces such as ponzu (the citrus-based soy sauce used in nabe hot-pot cuisine) which can be bought directly from the farmers, or found at local farmers' markets, roadside rest stops (michi-no-eki) and at omiyage souvenir shops.
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Ramen AKA Chuka Soba
Ramen, Wakayama's staple noodle fare, or chuka soba (Chinese noodles) as the locals call it, took off in a big way in the years prior to World War II. In those days it was eaten at outdoor stalls, but now the dish is served in seated indoor settings throughout the city. Wakayama ramen predominantly uses either a soy sauce-based broth (shoyu) or a pork and soy sauce broth (tonkotsu-joyu), as might be expected from the birthplace of Japanese soy sauce. However, many modern restaurants also serve their own original takes on the dish. Try a few and find your favorite: no trip to Wakayama is complete without at least having one bowl of the region's soul food.
Browse Flavors of Wakayama
A Land of Seafarers
As a seafaring nation, it comes as no surprise that fish appears in all manner of Japanese cuisine (wa-shoku). Around the world, sushi, using mainly raw fish, is perhaps Japan's best known cultural export. However, did you know that in Japan before refrigeration became commonplace, salted and sun-dried fish was much more common than raw fish?
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When a Coastline is a Boon
In the Heian Period (794 - 1185) when dried fish (himono) was still a luxury, only members of the Imperial court residing in Kyoto and the wealthiest citizens and people living on the coasts were able to eat himono. Since Wakayama is located on Japan's largest peninsula, the Kii-hanto, not surprisingly himono became part of the traditional local diet. A staple to this day, beautifully dried fish can often be found at omiyage gourmet souvenir marketplaces.
The Original Sushi
Fresh raw fish nigiri sushi as we know it today only became popular during the late Edo Period (1603 - 1868). Before then, there was nare-zushi, a pressed rice ball made with fermented fish, sometimes wrapped in persimmon leaves (kaki-no-ha-zushi), and the rustic rice balls wrapped in pickled mustard greens (mehari-zushi) which were staples of Wakayama cuisine. As an easy to carry food item, in bygone days mehari-zushi was a common food eaten by field hands working in the Kii Mountains. Nowadays, and especially along the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage routes, bento lunch boxes (kodo bento) catering to hikers and pilgrims are likely to contain these easy to spot, handmade leaf-wrapped rice balls.
In Peak Season
In the latter part of the Edo Period, progress created nigiri sushi, which uses fresh raw fish, and hot-pot cooking (nabe) took off as it was no longer a serious fire hazard due to the development of small portable grills (hibachi). Nigiri sushi is immensely popular today and there is always something special to savor in Wakayama given that fresh catches arrive directly into its ports. The Japanese love to celebrate the seasons, and do so by enjoying food when it is at its peak.
Locally-rooted and Ever-changing
As food culture continues to evolve with the times, new flavors and recipes, often using produce from the rivers and the ocean, remain a mainstay of Wakayama's seafood culture. Expect to see panko-breaded deep-fried tuna starring on the menu, since Wakayama lands the highest volume of fresh tuna in Japan. Another highlight is the wintery dish nabe, a hot-pot filled with a tasty broth, often featuring regionally-caught fish like the fleshy-white longtooth grouper (kue).
Wakayama Beef
The superlative Kumanoushi cow breed from Kumano, is a prime example of Wakayama's long history of animal husbandry. Livestock were used for transporting goods from Kyoto by pilgrims on the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage during the mid-Heian Era (794 - 1185). Over the centuries, careful breeding created top grade Wakayama beef (kumano-gyu) which is renowned throughout Japan. Fine marbling gives it its succulent, melt-in-the-mouth quality. This variety of Japanese 'wagyu' beef is best eaten grilled, yaki-niku.
Shojin-ryori, Buddhist Vegetarian Cuisine
Shojin-ryori (Buddhist vegetarian cuisine) is made using only vegetables and edible wild plants. It may sound simple, yet that could not be farther from the truth. With harmony always in mind, dishes are masterfully prepared by Shingon monks to bring out the inherent flavor of the individual ingredients to the full. Their seasonally-based gastronomy follows strict guidelines. Along with no meat or seafood, it also avoids the pungent foods such as garlic, scallions, onions, shallots and leeks. Call it a kind of soul food, a cuisine that is part of the striving for enlightenment. Specialties include koya dofu and its sesame-flavored relative, goma dofu. This refined cuisine can be enjoyed for lunch, or as part of a unique cultural experience – an overnight stay at one of the 52 shukubo temple lodgings in Koyasan.
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Impeccable Seasoning
Japan's best kept secret may indeed be the rural areas of Yuasa, Arida and Hidaka. For more than 7 centuries, this region has produced some of Japan's most important condiments; without them, Japanese cuisine would be altogether different.
Yuasa Soy Sauce / Kinzanji Miso
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Kishu Yuasa Shoyu
The most iconic of all, is the salty tamari-based condiment, soy sauce! Some 750 years ago, the small town of Yuasa (known then as Kishu Yuasa), became the birthplace of shoyu, Japanese soy sauce. It was first discovered by a monk, whilst making fermented kinzanji miso-bean paste, which had been introduced from China during the Kamakura Period (1185 - 1333 AD). In its heyday, Yuasa had 92 producers operating in the small town. The townscape, a preserved heritage site, still reflects the architectural style of the Edo Period (1603 - 1868).
In modern times, Yuasa Shoyu differentiates itself by continuing the tradition of using no artificial preservatives, and in making the soy sauce by hand. It also sticks to a traditional recipe dating back to feudal times. To find out more about the traditional brewing process, don't miss the chance to tour an operational soy sauce factory; reservations are normally required.
Kishu Umeboshi
Another hallmark of Wakayama, is the salt-pickled ume plum (umeboshi) that is most often eaten with white rice. The Nanko Ume plums from which it is made are famous throughout Japan. There are so many varieties of ume which can be found when travelling in Wakayama. Markets offer umeboshi of varying salt-levels, from mild to those that make your toes curl, or the precious kind sprinkled with edible gold leaf. The Kishu Umeboshi, as it is known, has even made its way into convenience store brand onigiri rice balls sold nationwide.
Sansho Pepper
The Prickly Ash trees growing in Wakayama produce some of the finest Sansho Pepper seasoning. This peppery-lemony flavor is essential for robatayaki grill cooking, and particularly important in dishes such as grilled eel (unagi-no kabayaki). It is a key ingredient in the Japanese 7-spice blend known as shichimi.
Omiyage, a Japanese Tradition of Gift-Giving
The custom of taking back gifts from your trip (omiyage) is firmly rooted in Japanese culture. Watch out for regional omiyage – typically food, pre-wrapped and ready to give to friends and family – conveniently available alongside the memento variety of souvenirs. In markets such as Marina City in Wakayama City, a whole section of the food hall is dedicated to products ranging from dry goods to prepared foods. Regional highlights include: umeboshi plum salt-pickles, umeshu plum liqueur, Yuasa soy sauce and many more. Most markets offer tasting stations, where you can sample food as you shop.
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Ekiben Train Packed Lunch Culture
Ekiben, the boxed meals sold at stations and on trains are part of the charm of train travel in Japan. Locals make sure to leave enough time to peruse and purchase regionally-inspired lunch boxes before boarding long-distance trains. Follow suit: you will discover that from packaging, to food design and ingredients, eating a packed meal is part of the fun of the train system in Japan. Wakayama's regional favorites include Kodai-suzume Zushi (sushi featuring juvenile sea bream cut to resemble sparrow birds) and Kaki-no-Ha Zushi (persimmon wrapped fermented pressed sushi) sold at JR Wakayama Station, as well as the Panda-inspired children's boxed meals sold at JR Shirahama Station, and the tuna set lunches available at JR Kii-Katsuura Station. Unlike the big city stations, foodstalls selling ekiben in countryside areas are fewer in number, and you may sometimes need a local to point them out to you.
Nanki Kumano Geo Park and Yoshino Kumano National Park


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Justice delayed, not denied
Written by Indu Bhan | Indu Bhan | Updated: Sep 12 2012, 07:48am hrs
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Sugar mills not to pay market fee
Sugar mills have a reason to rejoice, with the Supreme Court holding that they are not liable to pay market fee on the purchase of sugarcane from cane growers and their cooperative societies. It upheld the Madhya Pradesh High Courts judgment that held that the Sugarcane (Control) Order issued by the central government under Section 3 of the Essential Commodities Act, 1955, and the Madhya Pradesh Sugarcane (Regulation of Supply and Purchase) Act 1958 enacted by the state, being special legislations relating to supply and purchase of sugarcane, will apply to transactions of sale and purchase of sugarcane between the sugar mills and the sugarcane growers or their cooperative societies, and the Market Act, being a general Act with regard to agricultural produce, will not apply to such transactions. The mills, in a batch of cases lead by Krishi Uptadan Mandi Samiti vs Shiv Shakti Khansari Udyog, had approached the HC for quashing the notices issued by the market committees, requiring them to take licence under the Market Act and to pay market fee on the purchase of sugarcane, by asserting that the provisions of the Market Act are not applicable to such transactions. Senior counsel Vivek Tankha and BS Banthia, appearing for the market committees and the state, respectively, argued that the Market Act and the Sugarcane Act, which regulates the supply and purchase of sugarcane and ensures that the price determined by the competent authority is paid to the cane growers without delay, operate in different fields and even if there appears some conflict between the two enactments, the provisions of the former legislation would prevail because the Sugarcane Act does not provide for levy of market fee on the purchase of sugarcane by the factories. Senior counsel Jayant Bhushan and A K Sanghi, and counsel Pragati Neekhra, appearing for the mills, argued that the sugar factories cannot be burdened with the liability of paying market fee on the purchase of sugarcane because the same is not taken into consideration while fixing the price of sugar under Clause 3 of the control order.
Govt not bound to recognise unaided schools
Ruling that a state government is not duty bound to grant recognition to an unaided school even if it had adequate infrastructure and teaching staff, the Supreme Court said that such indiscriminate recognition would adversely affect the interests of the state-aided schools. Overruling a Kerala High Court judgment that mandated the state government to grant recognition to unaided school which satisfied stipulated requirements, it said that such recognition was bound to provide scope for arbitrariness, favouritism and would also affect the functioning of other recognised schools in the locality. The state spends large amounts by way of aid, grant, etc, for running schools in the aided sector as well as state-owned schools. Indiscriminate grant of recognition to schools in the unaided sector may have an adverse effect on the state-owned schools as well as the existing schools in the aided sector, by way of division fall, retrenchment of teachers etc. However, it did not disturb the grant of recognition to Bentham English Medium School at Attappady in Palakkad district after it found that its case was also recommended by the local body and it enrolled a large number of students in a tribal area. The apex court clarified that the order of sustaining recognition to the school shall not be treated as a precedent.
Criminal cases cant be quashed because of delay
Delay in deciding criminal cases cannot be a ground for exonerating the accused, the Supreme Court has ruled while upholding the life sentence of a man convicted 25 years after he killed five persons. Rejecting the contention of Shyam Babu that the Allahabad High Court took 25 long years in setting aside his acquittal, it said that a criminal offence is considered as a wrong against the state and the society even though it is committed against an individual. Citing a series of earlier decisions of the Supreme Court, it said that the Limitation Act, 1963, does not apply to criminal proceedings unless there is express and specific provision to that effect. The Etawah trial court in 1980 had acquitted Shyam Babu and six others of killing five people and injuring others in a dispute over the overflowing of water from the accuseds water channel into the fields of the victims. The HC convicted and sentenced the accused to life imprisonment in 2006. Four of the seven people died during the pendency of the appeal in the HC. By the time the Supreme Court could pronounce its verdict, two of the other three accused also died.
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Q: How do I write these methods? Using the following code..   I need to create two methods that take in two doubles.. dollarsNeeded returns an int number of dollars, and changeNeeded returns an int amount of change needed..
Here is the code I'm given..

import javax.swing.JOptionPane;

public class MoneyNeededTester
{
    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
        double a = 5.05, b = 10.25;

        String output = "";

        output = "If you purchased an item that cost $" +a+ ", and another that cost $"+b+"\n";
        output += "it would cost you " + MoneyNeeded.dollarsNeeded(a,b) +" dollars and "+MoneyNeeded.changeNeeded(a,b)+" cents.";
        output += "\naccording to your program.\n\n";
        output += "(The correct answer was 15 dollars and 30 cents)";
        JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, output);

        a = 5.82; b = 6.25;

        output = "If you purchased an item that cost $" +a+ ", and another that cost $"+b+"\n";
        output += "it would cost you " + MoneyNeeded.dollarsNeeded(a,b) +" dollars and "+MoneyNeeded.changeNeeded(a,b)+" cents.";
        output += "\naccording to your program.\n\n";
        output += "(The correct answer was 12 dollars and 7 cents)";
        JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, output);

        a = 5.75; b = 3.56;

        output = "If you purchased an item that cost $" +a+ ", and another that cost $"+b+"\n";
        output += "it would cost you " + MoneyNeeded.dollarsNeeded(a,b) +" dollars and "+MoneyNeeded.changeNeeded(a,b)+" cents.";
        output += "\naccording to your program.\n\n";
        output += "(The correct answer was 9 dollars and 32 cents- or perhaps 31 if your computer is annoying)";
        JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, output);

    }
}

A: You will need a class that contains static methods, looking at your access calls it's not tied to an instantiated object. Something like ths
public class MoneyNeeded {
    public static int dollarsNeeded(double a, double b) {
        // fill in your int-returns here
        return // [int value]
    }
    public static int changeNeeded(double a, double b) {
        // and here
        return // [int value]
    }
}

Rounding functions Math.floor() might help so, and/or integer casting such as with (int) 15.30 will give you the integer 15

A: Add following class to your code:
class MoneyNeeded {

    static int dollarsNeeded(double cost1, double cost2) {

        return (int) Math.floor(cost1 + cost2);
    }

    static int changeNeeded(double cost1, double cost2) {

        double total = cost1 + cost2;
        return (int) (100 * (total - Math.floor(total)));
    }
}


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An embedded shortwave within the strong upper flow across the British Isles will track across northern England / southern Scotland on Friday morning, inducing a wave along the trailing cold front. This forced ascent may result in mid-level instability release, with the chance for some sporadic lightning - perhaps most likely near the coast of NE England and then points offshore. Some reasonable speed shear will exist to enable cells to become somewhat organised. Confidence on lightning coverage is not particularly high, so will refrain from issuing a SLGT for now.
Profiles by the afternoon become more capped to surface-based convection as upper ridging builds in the wake of the earlier shortwave - though still sufficiently deep to allow a few heavy showers to develop over northern England and / or southern Scotland.
The main exception is eastern Scotland where profiles look more favourable for deeper convection for a longer period of time, perhaps overlapping with daytime heating. A surface low will also form in the area during the afternoon hours, with low-level convergence and orographic forcing aiding in the development of scattered heavy showers, some capable of producing sporadic lightning. Some uncertainty over how much lightning activity there will be given gradual subsidence developing aloft, but weak, converging surface flow may allow a few funnel clouds to form.