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Media Release: Second death in CBSA custody in a week raises urgent questions, rights watchdogs say
CBSA the only police force in Canada without independent accountability
TORONTO (March 15, 2016) – The B.C. Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) and the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers (CARL) reacted this morning to the report of a second death in Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) custody in the space of a week. The BCCLA and CARL are leading organizations in the nationwide effort to address the failure of the federal government to establish an independent accountability agency to supervise the CBSA.
Francisco Javier Romero Astorga is reported in the Toronto Star to have died in CBSA custody at the provincial correctional facility in Milton, Ontario. Last week a detainee committed suicide at Toronto East Detention Centre.
Josh Paterson, Executive Director of the BCCLA, stated: "We are deeply concerned by this death – the second death of an individual in CBSA custody in one week. While we don't yet know the facts surrounding these deaths, we know that both individuals were under the care and protection of the CBSA when they died. Whether CBSA houses the detainees itself, or whether they are housed by the CBSA's provincial government contractor, the CBSA's duty is to do everything in its power to ensure that its detainees don't wind up dead. These deaths raise the question as to whether CBSA is again failing in its duty to protect those who are in its care."
Noting that 14 people have died in CBSA custody in since 2000, Mitchell Goldberg, President of CARL stated: "We are urging the new government to act. Far too many people have died despite years and years of recommendations to create an independent accountability agency to supervise the Canada Border Services Agency. The CBSA wields a wide range of police powers and deals with some of the most vulnerable people in Canada. Canadians expect accountability from every other police force in this country – why should the CBSA continue to be the exception to this rule, while every year, more detainees die in its custody? When a detainee dies, we need an independent investigation to provide answers."
In 2006, the O'Connor Inquiry studying national security accountability recommended that the CBSA's national security function be subjected to external review. In 2014, a coroner's inquest in British Columbia recommended independent oversight for CBSA after the in-custody suicide death of Lucia Vega Jimenez, which CBSA did not publicly reveal until after details leaked out through the media. In 2015, the Senate Standing Committee on National Security and Defence called on the government to establish an oversight body for CBSA, and the creation of an independent, civilian review and complaints body to review all of CBSA's activities. Last week, the BCCLA, Amnesty International, CARL and other civil society organizations reiterated their demand to the government for independent oversight of CBSA.
Backgrounder: Read the backgrounder on CBSA accountability from BCCLA, Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers and Canadian Council for Refugees

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Shawn Lucas Fluharty (born January 5, 1984) is an American politician who has served in the West Virginia House of Delegates from the 3rd district since 2014.

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Raymond Lucas is a reader in architecture at Manchester School of Architecture, where he is the Director of Humanities. He has a background in architecture and a PhD in Social Anthropology. He currently teaches at Manchester School of Architecture, including a unit on 'Graphic Anthropology' where he asks students to combine graphic representation methods with anthropological theories to deepen their engagement with site and context. Parts of this work have been supported by the ERC Project 'Knowing from the Inside' and the Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation.
"This work describes elements of the Sanja Matsuri festival in Asakusa, Tokyo. The research is focused on the architectural manifestations of this event through everyday appropriations and occupations of urban space; organisational infrastructure, temporary buildings and decoration of repurposed spaces; and the physicality of carrying heavy mobile pieces of architecture. The series is a fragment of 'A Graphic Anthropology of Sanja Matsuri' as featured in 'Architecture, Festival and the City'* and 'Anthropology for Architects'**. The work makes use of architectural drawing conventions such as axonometric and oblique as well as watercolour studies and notations. The series extends to over 120 items to date, drawn from 2015 to 2020 and including Laban notations, sensory notations, architectural drawings and watercolours.
The use of different drawing conventions allows alternative aspects of each scene to be understood. Architectural drawings describe forms and materials whilst colour and texture comes to life in watercolour or illustration marker. Each drawing is a meditation on the scene that enters into a conversation with the more conventionally understood academic discourse."
*Browne, Jemma, Christian Frost, and Ray Lucas, eds. (2018). Architecture, Festival and the City. Routledge.
**Lucas, R. (2020). Anthropology for Architects: Social Relations and the Built Environment. Bloomsbury Publishing.


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By veterans for veterans: 3 Fayetteville Army veterans create craft beer for veterans
By Akilah Davis
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WTVD) -- The Homecoming Pilsner is one of several beers crafted and brewed in house at Dirt Bag Ales Brewery and Taproom. The bar is nestled off the I-95 corridor in Hope Mills.
It's owned and operated by three U.S. Army veterans: Tito, Eric and Jerry.
"There's nothing more American than craft beer," said Vernardo "Tito" Simmons-Valenzuela. "Jerry was already in business when we met him with his tree service. I met Eric on Fort Bragg.
Valenzuela has always been passionate about homebrewing. His love snowballed into leaving the military and connecting with two other patriots who also loved to serve.
Many years later, Dirt Bag Ales is home to 25 taps, two wines, one cider and one coffee. And the brewery's newest lager: the Homecoming Pilsner.
"It actually features all North Carolina products. North Carolina malt, North Carolina hops and North Carolina yeast," said Valenzuela.
The owner's craft and brew the pilsner for up to two months in-house.
It's more than just beer, the army veterans have created a sense of community through crafting cold brews. They've worked with the Fayetteville Area Convention & Visitors Bureau to package and promote the beer for Heroes Homecoming week.
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Bonnethead Shark Identified As Omnivore In World First
By Caroline Redmond | Edited By John Kuroski
The revelation that the bonnethead is an omnivore now has scientists wondering if other sharks might also be the same way.
Steve Parsons/PA Images via Getty ImagesA bonnethead shark at the Chessington World of Adventures in Surrey, England.
Sharks are often portrayed as bloodthirsty carnivores always on the hunt for their next meal. But a new study has made a startling revelation that could forever change how at least some of these animals are perceived.
On Sept. 5 in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, researchers from the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of California revealed that the bonnethead shark, previously thought to be a carnivore, is capable of digesting and drawing nutrients from seagrass.
This revelation allowed them to classify the bonnethead, a close relative of the hammerhead, as an omnivore, making it the first shark to ever receive that designation. According to Gizmodo, carnivores have stomachs that are designed to digest high-protein foods, like meat, and nothing else. While omnivores can switch between consuming meat and plants, absorbing nutrients from both.
Kelly McCarthy/Wikimedia CommonsA Bonnethead shark at the Aquarium of the Americas in New Orleans, La.
Many animals, especially sharks, are capable of eating anything that pops up in their path, but it doesn't necessarily mean that the animal draws any nutrients from it. A 2007 study of the bonnethead shark's diet observed that the animal's stomach contents were more than 60 percent seagrass, but the researchers at the time merely thought it was because of accidental consumption.
But Samantha Leigh, a graduate student at the University of California, Irvine and one of the researchers for the study, wanted to explore this anomaly more closely.
"It has been assumed by most that this consumption was incidental and that it provided no nutritional value," Leigh told the Guardian. "I wanted to see how much of this seagrass diet the sharks could digest because what an animal consumes is not necessarily the same as what it digests and retains nutrients from."
To conduct their study, the research team caught bonnethead sharks off the coast of the Florida Keys and put them in a large tank at a research facility. The animals were fed a meal every day that consisted of 90 percent seagrass and 10 percent squid.
Tony Hisgett/Wikimedia CommonsBonnethead shark
According to The New York Times, they laced the seagrass with a tracker isotope that would show up in the sharks' blood later if the grass and its nutrients were truly being digested.
The researchers regularly drew blood from the animals and detected high levels of the tracer in their samples, proving that the sharks did indeed absorb nutrients from the seagrass at an impressive rate of 50 percent efficiency.
Slow-motion footage of a bonnethead shark swimming from the New England Aquarium.
Leigh told The New York Times that their discovery of the bonnethead shark's omnivorous nature makes her want to investigate other sharks to see if they have been feeding the same way.
"This is the first one that we know for sure is, but it definitely makes me at least want to take a closer look at some other coastal shark species," Leigh said. "It's definitely possible that there are others that could be doing something similar."
When most people hear the word "shark," it sends a chill up their spine as images of teeth, carnage, and bloodshed fill their minds. However, this new research could prove that some sharks could finally break that chilling stereotype.
After this look at the bonnethead shark, read about the World's longest-living vertebrae, the Greenland Shark. Then, check out the most interesting shark facts you'll ever read.
Caroline Redmond
Caroline is a writer and Florida-transplant currently living in New York City.
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By: David Bykowski on November 1st, 2021
FOX61, NBC Connecticut Interview Kelser about Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Cybersecurity | In the Media
Cybersecurity awareness month has come to a close and all throughout October, Kelser was helping to bring attention to this issue. Our cybersecurity tips of the day on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn helped attract the attention of NBC Connecticut and FOX 61.
Making sure our clients are aware of cybersecurity threats, and protected from them, is one of the main focuses of my role as manager of information security and compliance. But this information is also extremely worthwhile to the general public.
I was interviewed by anchor Dan Corcoran on NBC CT. His first question was about how hackers are becoming more sophisticated, which of course leads to cyber attacks becoming more inconspicuous and tougher to identify.
When I spoke with Angelo Bavaro of FOX61, he asked me about the new Connecticut law that provides protections from lawsuits for businesses that follow cybersecurity frameworks.
Here are transcripts from both interviews. And don't forget, just because October is over doesn't mean we stop thinking about cybersecurity for the next 11 months. Stay vigilant!
NBC Connecticut
Dan Corcoran: We hear about scams or attempted scams all the time; someone's sending you an email from a strange account. By now, most of us know not to click on that, but scammers also know we won't click on it. So how are their tactics becoming more sophisticated?
Dave Bykowski: It's been really interesting to see how professional scammers, really criminal outlets and enterprises, are working to improve their English.
What's been known for a long time is that you could look, oftentimes, for broken English in emails and automatically suspect that it was some sort of scam or phishing attempt, as the term is.
And now those enterprises are actually investing in English, in terms of proofreading and content revision, to deliver better-crafted emails to have a better chance of tricking people into looking at them and following the instructions in them.
Dan: So they're getting better at English. Wow. So who is most at risk of falling for a cyber scam?
Dave: Really, it could be just about anybody. The more attention that you pay to detail, the better off that you're going to be in terms of protecting yourself, your personal information, your family's information or company information.
It's really more about just staying vigilant and watching to make sure that the emails you're getting are really the things that you would expect to be receiving.
And if something doesn't look right, go ahead and reach out to the person you think it came from and ask them, in a trusted manner, whether that's in person or a phone call to their phone number that you know is good, and say, "Hey, did you really send this to me? I just wanted to make sure."
Dan: And give us a couple other easy actions that we could take today to make sure we are staying safe online.
Dave: One of the best things is to stick with trusted websites that you know. And anytime you're putting out any of your credit card information, personal information, you should see, depending on which browser you're using, either a lock or key or some sort of symbol that indicates that there's an encrypted connection being used.
That's really important because you want to make sure that other people can't get your information without even accessing your computer itself, just the traffic that you're sending and getting, information like a social security number, a credit card number, anything like that.
Also be very careful when using public Wi-Fi. If you need to use it, try not to use it for anything where you'd have really personal sensitive information.
Angelo Bavaro: October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and a new cybersecurity law in Connecticut is providing protections from lawsuits for businesses that step up their security.
So just to get things started here, can you give us more background on this law, where it came from and what exactly does this cover here?
Dave: Well, at a federal level, there have been more and more efforts to improve cybersecurity across the country. It's obviously a threat to our nation.
Connecticut has provided incentives to companies where if they follow certain prescribed or approved frameworks — such as NIST cybersecurity framework, PCI DSS for companies that process credit cards, HITRUST for healthcare firms or a number of other frameworks that are out there — this provides protections for those companies, in the event of a breach, against punitive damages.
And as we know, punitive damages can really crush a company in court.
Angelo: And we talk about this framework that these companies have to follow, what does that look like now under this new law, what did it look like before, what does this mean to you and me as the average consumer of products and stuff like that? How does this protect us?
Dave: Well, for us, it provides incentives for companies to really step up their game and put in increased protective measures, be able to put better defenses around protecting company information, and since so many companies will handle personal identifiable information, or PII, that's really going to help protect our identities as well.
So companies really have incentive to spend the extra money that it takes to reduce their risk in the event that something happens, and to help improve protections for the average consumer.
Angelo: And on the other side of this, what happens if a company does not have the right cybersecurity measures in place, this framework in place?
Dave: Well, we've heard all sorts of breaches in the news. And we can expect that those sorts of things are going to continue. Unfortunately, cybercriminals, they aren't going anywhere, they aren't going away, they're probably just only going to step up their game.
And what that means is for companies that choose not to follow that, they run the risk of having a breach, impacting their business, and should an investigation demonstrate willful or wanton negligence, they could be subject to hefty compensatory and punitive damages.
Angelo: And this law is definitely a big step here in Connecticut. Does this follow the federal government's lead or other states' lead? Where do we stand in terms of other states that have implemented something like this?
Dave: Most other states haven't really implemented it. I think the first one I'm familiar with was Ohio back in 2018. I think it's inspired by moves at the federal level, where President Biden has issued an executive order for ramping up cybersecurity measures across the country.
But Connecticut's definitely a leader when it comes to state by state in this area.
Angelo: Yeah, that's awesome to hear. And just to wrap things up here, you mentioned it before, but it seems like every day we're reporting on these stories — hacks, phone companies, other companies as well.
What can the average person, you or me, do to kind of increase our own cybersecurity at home and make sure we're protected?
Dave: Yeah, that's really good to think about there. And we have a number of tips that we put out throughout the month on social media. You can find Kelser on Twitter or on LinkedIn. We've had a cybersecurity tip of the day.
A few of them in particular that I like are, No. 1, to be particularly careful when using public Wi-Fi. It isn't necessarily unsafe, but you are running a little bit more of a risk. Maybe it would be a good idea to be a little more careful as far as what kind of transactions you do there.
Maybe secured financial transactions run a little higher risk of possibly being a little bit less secure and an attacker getting some of your information.
Also, make sure you tighten up your own personal Wi-Fi network, especially for all of us who are working at home. Make sure you have a password, and a really good password, and good encryption on your wireless router, and all of the things for you to go and work from home.
Because you don't want to put company information at risk while working during these times. Additionally, just protect your information, watch your email and, when looking at emails, if something just doesn't look right or seem right, don't click that link. Don't follow.
Make sure to go and reach out to the person who sent you the email and say, "Hey, did you really send this?" Because, unfortunately, cybercriminals are getting smarter and smarter.
They're getting better control of English language and what we were used to seeing as obvious phishing emails now really are a lot harder to spot. So just take that extra moment and always be vigilant.
About David Bykowski
Dave Bykowski is Kelser's manager of information security and compliance. Dave's multiple certifications and nearly two decades of industry experience help him guide businesses in their journey towards cybersecurity and compliance.
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La chiesa di Sant'Antonio, già convento di San Francesco, è una chiesa della città di Teramo. Edificata nel XIII secolo, si trova in corso De Michetti, all'angolo con largo Melatino. Dal 1902 è stata inclusa nell'elenco dei Monumenti nazionali italiani.

Storia

Sotto il dominio Svevo prima e sotto quello Angioino poi, la città di Teramo si dotò degli edifici più importanti ancora oggi esistenti: nel 1207 il vescovo Sasso concedette la libertà comunale alla città e questa rinnovata fiducia portò ad un periodo di pace e sviluppo economico ed edilizio; proprio in questo periodo verranno costruiti il palazzo vescovile, la chiesa e convento di San Domenico e di San Francesco.

Il primo impianto del convento di San Francesco risale al 1227 con caratteristiche simili al contemporaneo convento dei domenicani di Porta Romana (convento di San Domenico) e al convento francescano di Campli: si presentava con una chiesa ad aula unica ed abside rettangolare con alta bifora ogivale trilobata, chiostro porticato, refettorio e celle dormitorie; nel 1309 venne costruito il campanile da mastro Antonio di Florio e poco più tardi, nel 1327, la chiesa venne completata ed ampliata.

Nel 1584, mentre si scavava per abbellire il chiostro, furono portati alla luce idoli in bronzo, medaglie, pezzi di colonne, marmi e un pavimento in lastre di porfido di sicura fattura romana.

Architettura

L'esterno

Il fianco della chiesa, ritmato da contrafforti, presenta due finestre, un rosone e un ingresso richiusi; delle arcatelle che formavano la cornice di coronamento, abbattute durante il rifacimento barocco, ne resta un tratto presso il campanile.
Sulla facciata principale si scorgono i resti di un affresco raffigurante San Cristoforo, almeno stante alla tradizione popolare, una cornice orizzontale al centro del fronte presenta la stessa fattura del portale con una sequenza di foglie; a monte della cornice si notano due finestroni richiusi e uno più in alto e più grande che illumina la navata.

Il portale

La tipologia del portale rinvia a quelli della cattedrale di Atri e della chiesa di Santa Maria di Propezzano a Morro d'Oro, ma coincide quasi perfettamente con quello di San Francesco a Campli e di Sant'Antonio a Morro D'Oro: è stato realizzato su una grande strombatura del muro e composto con grande armonia degli elementi di intarsio, delle colonne tortili e dei motivi floreali; colonnine a tortiglione o a spina di pesce salgono all'archivolto dove la decorazione si arricchisce con giri di fogliame. I singoli elementi del fogliame sono disposti con l'asse piegato secondo la curvatura del semicerchio in modo da lasciare percepire l'effetto di una foglia nascente dietro l'altra, componendo nella grande varietà un unico elemento. Da notare infine l'uccello scolpito in mezzo alle foglie dei capitelli di sinistra e i due volatili posti al centro e a monte della lunetta e sotto la chiave di volta.

Il campanile

Il campanile in laterizio si erge per due piani sopra al tetto, su quello inferiore è applicato l'orologio e sul vano superiore, evidentemente rifatto, sono collocate ben quattro campane. Non si notano segni rivelatori della posizione e delle forme originarie del campanile, non è certa la sua realizzazione, ma si ipotizza che fosse realizzato a vela sulla parete esterna della chiesa. Notevoli le arcatelle di coronamento che un tempo correvano su tutta la lunghezza della chiesa: queste sono realizzate ad archi ogivali con accoltellate di mattoni poggianti su mensoline in pietra e corone di bordo realizzate con filare di mattonelle in laterizio.

L'interno

L'interno si presenta con due chiese, l'una più grande detta di San Francesco e l'altra di Sant'Antonio realizzata nel vecchio refettorio.

Cappella di San Francesco

La chiesa di San Francesco, posta a destra dell'abside, si presenta in stile barocco; nell'intercapedine sono state realizzate delle cappelle laterali dedicate rispettivamente: all'Addolorata, alla Madonna del Rosario, a sant'Antonio, a santa Lucia con quadro del Sacro Cuore. Vi sono, tra queste, anche la cappella Muzi con statua di Santa Maria Assunta e la cappella di San Francesco; sull'abside semicircolare si trovano due tempere ispirate all''Antico Testamento; al centro dello stesso abside troneggia la statua della Madonna e più in alto una tempera rappresenta l'incoronazione della Vergine Maria.

Chiesa di Sant'Antonio

La cappella di Sant'Antonio è anch'essa in stile barocco e settecentesco: si presenta a navata unica absidata con affreschi, quadri e una notevole cupola che risulta illuminata da otto finestrelle al cui centro troneggia un sant'Antonio in gloria; ai lati si ergono dieci colonne corinzie addossate alle pareti. Sull'altare c'è la statua della Madonna Immacolata, mentre, nei quattro triangoli di raccordo tra la cupola e la navata della cappella, sono rappresentate le quattro virtù cardinali: giustizia, prudenza, fortezza e temperanza. Presenti notevoli dipinti, tra cui merita menzione il quadro di Vincenzo Baldati, realizzato nel 1792, che rappresenta sant'Antonio in ginocchio che guarda San Bonaventura da Bagnoregio, teologo della chiesa, nel momento in cui, finito di revisionare la regola francescana, rivolge lo sguardo al cielo ed offre il lavoro alla Madonna Immacolata.

Nella cantoria principale troneggia un grande organo a tre tastiere Pinchi-Girotto 1966-2000 Sul soppalco della capellina  è presente un vecchio organo realizzato nel 1862 da Vitale De Luca restaurato e ricostruito nel 1997 dal Maestro organaro Alessandro Girotto, nell'atrio della cappella è collocato un baldacchino in stile neogotico realizzato in legno dorato nel 1903 da Raffaele De Fabritiis.

Galleria d'immagini

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Bibliografia
 Domenico Di Baldassarre, Chiesa di Sant'Antonio, già Convento di San Francesco, Edigrafital S.p.A., Teramo 2000.

Voci correlate
 Chiese di Teramo
 Teramo

Altri progetti

Antonio
Teramo
Monumenti nazionali della provincia di Teramo


A 'similar but different' approach was taken for the artworks. The owner has a collection of Persian carpets, of which Puppy is very fond, so both feature that as well as a full face image of Puppy herself.
The artworks were both designed on good old Power Point; I find this simpler than Photoshop to be honest and I'm a whiz at it for basic image effects editing. The canvas print was made from a jpeg too! Easy, just tinkered with the printing & oversaturated the inks so the pixellation was blended. Result is a rich watercolour effect, very nice.
Puppy without A Pearl Earring. 2013.
As I said, it's really easy to do slight variations by manipulating the images on PowerPoint. Before I knew it, we had a few to choose from: **click on an image for the gallery of uncropped pictures.
Two images were chosen. The printing on canvas was sorted out over a few trials with my friendly digital printers and finished with a simple dark stained timber frame. For the painting it's oils on canvas, with a deep stretcher profile so it can be hung without being framed. Although I think a kick-arse frame would kick-arse.


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581-й батальйон польової жандармерії () — воєнізований підрозділ польової жандармерії періоду Другої світової війни, що з кінця 1941 складався з козаків.

Історія
Батальйон сформували напередодні початку війни 2 серпня 1939 у ХІ Військовому окрузі Третього Рейху. Батальйон брав участь у війні з Польщею у вересні 1940, Францією у травні-червні 1940. Був підпорядкований 4-й армії.

Після початку війни з СРСР і появи значної кількості полонених було вирішено укомплектувати батальйон штабом і трьома ескадронами козаків, що було здійснено 1 листопада 1941 року. Батальйон діяв у складі 2-ї армії групи армій «Центр». 15 серпня 1942 його переформатували у 757-й батальйон керування дорожнім рухом (), що складався з чотирьох рот. Вже 22 вересня 1942 особовий склад батальйону передали запасному батальйону польової жандармерії, а на його місце 9 жовтня 1942 ввели три сотні безпеки () (4-ту, 5-ту, 6-ту), що складались з козаків. Незабаром їх перейменували на 4-ту, 5-ту, 6-ту Східні роти 581-батальйону польової жандармерії.

2 квітня 1943 з козачих 1-3 ескадронів сформували 4-ту і 6-ту сотні 580-го східного кавалерійського дивізіону. 12 вересня 1943 козаки батальйону були задіяні у формуванні 649-го східного батальйону.
581-й батальйон завершив війну у Східній Пруссії.

Джерела
 Robert E. Witter, Die deutsche Militärpolizei im Zweiten Weltkrieg, Wölfersheim 1995

Посилання
 http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Gliederungen/Ordnungstruppen/FG-R.htm
 Feldgendarmerie-Abteilung 581

Донські козацькі батальйони Вермахту
Військові формування, засновані 1942
Військова поліція


Today's try. Close but no cigar.
"The Good Life," 2016. Oil, paper and fabric on gessoboard, 24 x 30 inches.
I tried to start a new painting, but it's not working out yet.
Finally Done! "Above Valley Blvd." Oil on Gessoboard, 24 x 30 inches.
Something else for ello. "Mt. Candy," Oil, paper and fabric on birch panel. 14 x 14 inches.
From the vault: "In Training," 2013. Oil on birch panel, 24 x 24 inches.
"Cabin Heat," 2015. Oil on gessoboard, 20 x 24 inches.
Drum Lab, 24 x 30 inches, oil on gessoboard.


I've crossed an item off my bucket list by coming to Hong Kong – I've now visited every (open) Disney theme park in the world!
Canada is on the horizon.
If you haven't listened to Episode 28.5 yet, be sure to check it out. It'll give you more context for my thoughts on Vietnam.


After a very thorough and meticulous search for a co-host, CEO, Mo Abudu, found herself two very talented and vibrant co-hosts for her acclaimed talk show, "Moments with Mo". By way of her popularity from being the main host of M-Net's "53 Extra", we've all grown to know and love the effervescent Dolapo Oni. Now, it's time to meet the second co-host of the new "Moments with Mo" – Bolanle Olukanni.
Bold and passionate in her chosen fields, she was also a National Qualifier for Competitive Monologue Acting in America, a study in the power of the human voice through social action inspired monologues. In May 2010, while still in school, she won the Loyola University Chicago Kale Williams Award for Exceptional Work in Promoting Human Rights and Social Justice.
Bolanle graduated from university in 2011 and decided to work a little in the US before returning home to Nigeria for her NYSC. In that period, she became a co-founder of 'Girls For The Future', which is an empowerment training workshop which focuses on giving aid to Nigerian girls through education.
Being a co-Host on "Moments with Mo" is no doubt a great platform for a passionate voice to be heard through inspiring TV and with her favourite saying being – "No one is powerless; each person has their own voice", it's no wonder she vied for the opportunity. But, its not all work and no play for Bolanle, in her free time, she loves writing poetry, reading and making Black Tea with Lemon.
We wish her all the best in her future endeavours and hope to see more of her on our TV screens.
I knew from day one that she was going to get the role. Go girl!
I just fell in love with her by just reading the little profile up there. Well done! Best of luck!
@M.h, well, that's the sad reality. Those who schooled abroad + very good British/American accent are at an advantage over those with no accents/schooled here. But I'm still for 'Speak good English' and you'll be spotted – once it's your time.
Na that accent thing put me off Lagos radio stations.
Meanwhile no be the same British school people like Wana Wana go?
Definietly, I am a recruiter for a well respected oil and gas company and we had many UK and US graduates and Nigerian graduates and when it came down to hiring accent or schooling abroad had nothing to do with hiring. Do you have the skills, are you employable, shine during your interview with your intelligence and you are good to go. So please dont assume that if you dont have the foreign 'accent' you are at a loss. Its about your skills and experience and innovative ways.
that is a different field!!! in media industry they like the accent no doubt..
I think it has to do with the industry. I've had a way of speaking since I was little even though I went to public school so, people always said to my parents "she ll be a good lawyer, she speaks well" or "let her study broadcasting, she can speak English".. By age 9, I wanted to be an Engineer but now I work in the IT industry. People still think I should work on radio. Most Nigerians automatically think "phonetic/funny accent" = radio voice but NO! Its not. Sometimes the broadcaster disconnects from the listener because of those weird accents. Take Ciana of HotFM Abj, her accent!!! 🙁 Once the music stops I'm off..
Congrats. Sorry I found it amusing that in her free time she loves… making Black Tea with Lemon.
LOL…my own is cocoyam and oil…oh, topped with a sprinkling of salt and ground pepper.
She only chose yoruba girls then?
Good God! are you for real? The only comment you have on this article is that the co-hosts are yoruba? Thank you for reminding me, it didn't occur to me until you mentioned it.
And we wonder why Nigeria is the way it is?????????? Tribalists everywhere!
thanks olu for your comment. na wa this naija peeps who didn't even see the civil war, its amazing this is how a young person is thinking. she chose co hosts who can travel out of the country at short notice without visa issues not tribe abeg. Ps the ladies look beautiful on set joh. a perfect fit!!!
lol @ the Yoruba post, people eh!
Nice, can't wait to watch!
I see your point but you have to accept that the accent seems to be making a difference in the entertainment industry.that is an obvious fact.
Back to your experience as an oil and gas recruiter,I doubt anyone is saying folks are being recruited solely for their foreign degrees. The truth is that recruiters take second look based on the school on the resume.when the opportunities are less than the supply,you have to apply a form of signaling to stand out. Its is not a Nigerian problem,it is a global issue.since you can't interview everyone,you have to anticipate that a degree from LBS(not Lagos business school o!) or Stanford signals to a better quality of applicant than that with a business degree from Osun State University. It might not be that is the feasible way of running the lot. Same reason why the British cabinet is filled with lads from Eton and Oxbridge and not fellows from University of Hull or Portsmouth.
Please tell them!! I was watching a british movie this week and I saw kids in those Posh, private schools in their plaid/checkered uniforms and I was like "Naa, my babies must do this". I mean see Princess Kate and Prince William for instance, its not like her folks are so elite like that oo but cos of the secondary school she went to, she easily gained admission to St Andrews then she and the Prince crossed paths..
Bolanle doing big things! Best of luck dear!!!
yes she chose only yoruba people ! how will you notice?? anyways mo mo!! mo abudu mo abudu i hail oo hehehehe ..
so ebonylifetv showcases africa with all these nonsense accents and fake mannerisms. mo abudu more grease to ur elbows oh. i hope ur dreams come true. and like someone said, almost everyone there seems t be yoruba. watvea i ain't watching tho cuz her hosts are boring and not captivating enough e.g ebuka, banky, tiwa, dolapo are all dull.
country. So it is difficult to take fellow serious when they come back with an accent after a three year course after secondary school. There is something phony and fake about the person that just can't be wished away by labeling the observers as haters. We even have radio presenters acquired accents after holidaying in the UK a few times. You expect such persons to be taken serious?
This isn't entirely true, because I know people who have lived in the uk for 20 years with no discernible foné, and those who developed a twang in 2 years. Everyone is different.
Also you are not taking motivation into consideration. If a foreign accent was one of the things you went abroad to acquire, you will open your ears well.
My naija accent is my " fake" accent because I acquired it on short stays and from Nollywood, but despite sounding ridiculous no-one ever complains when I use that.
That being said, for an African channel, there is too much foné on ebony life.
A 20 year old woman who developed an accent after spending 2 years in America? I refuse to believe that. You know some some practice make so much perfect? See folks form this thing so much that they even speak it in their dreams.
@nene clap for your self!! you that is not boring please shw us your work so we can compare. Like the saying goes… **empty barrels… please complete it yourself!!. We should all learn to be supportive of other people's hustle. atleast they are making an effort at earning a honest livng.
so many badbelle people,the entire ebony live crew is on point and bolanle rocks.
love her level of maturity.she's the one to watch!


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The next Kingsman movie features a specially designed Jaeger-LeCoultre watch and you can order it on Mr Porter right now
All the King's watches, and all the King's men.
Jul 22, 2020 Words By Celine Yap
After postponing three times due to you-know-what, The King's Man will finally open in theatres come September. This installation takes us to the time before the organisation got its start, so this means no Harry Hart and Eggsy.
Instead, we are treated to lots more swashbuckling fight scenes starring early Kingsman agent Ralph Fiennes who mentors a young lad with a good heart played by Harris Dickinson.
Ralph Fiennes is the Duke of Oxford and Harris Dickinson plays young Conrad.
Fellow co-stars include Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Gemma Arterton, Rhys Ifans, Matthew Goode, and Charles Dance. Stanley Tucci, Daniel Bruhl, Tom Hollander, Robert Aramayo, and Djimon Hounsou are also among the cast.
And then there's one very special cast member of this gritty origins story that didn't appear in the trailer, but was already all over the Internet: The Jaeger-LeCoultre and Mr Porter Master Ultra Thin Kingsman Knife Watch.
A New Limited Edition
Based off the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master line, this is a completely new model that did not previously exist in the manufacture's collection. As the movie goes back a hundred years to the early 1900s, the fact that Kingsmen agents wore a wristwatch tells us that they were completely updated on the latest technology.
A 100-piece limited edition in rose gold, this watch was made exclusively for the film.
Because during the early 1900s, pocket watches were the norm and people were only just beginning to transition onto wristwatches.
This particular watch takes us back to Jaeger-LeCoultre's incredible mastery of ultra-thin watchmaking. Ultra-thin timepieces were truly objects of refined elegance. They grew in significance after watchmaker Antoine LeCoultre devised a way to rearrange the components of the movement on a single plane. These then came to be known as LeCoultre calibres.
Measuring just 4.25mm, it has a crown at 12 o'clock and specially designed lugs.
The Master Ultra Thin Kingsman Knife Watch is truly ultra-thin at just 4.2mm for the case, and 1.85mm for the movement—a hand-wound Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 849. All of this takes us back to a specific piece in the manufacture's long history, a 1907 Couteau (French for knife) pocket watch. So thin, and sloping down from the crystal, it looks like a knife's blade on the side.
This engraving links the watch back to the movie, leaving the dial clean and completely unfettered.
Indeed, if the suit is a modern gentleman's armour, then this timepiece is a modern gentleman's sword. It is not known yet who in the movie will get to wear this exquisite timepiece but our money's on Dickinson.
Previously On Kingsman I
One of the most memorable scenes in Kingsman: The Secret Service was the moment when Arthur (played by Michael Caine) hands Eggsy a gun and asks him to shoot his dog. A pug named JB. But before that, he goes: "Pretty dog, what's his name?"
"JB," Eggsy replies.
"As in James Bond?" Arthur wonders.
"Jason Bourne?" he tries again.
"No, "Eggsy grins. "Jack Bauer."
Ah. If it wasn't clear from the outset, it was that moment when we all knew this was not your grandfather's spy movie.
Agent Gallahad aka Harry Hart sports a Bremont ALT1-WT in rose gold.
A fully-fledged agent, Gary "Eggsy" Unwin.
Sure the characters were all suitably dressed in the most quintessential, Savile Row-est fashion but at least their watches brought something new to the fore. Partnering with (of course) an English watch brand Bremont, the movie featured specially designed military inspired watches based on the ALT1-Z collection.
Those watches in the glass display are all Bremont timepieces.
Marketed as a "bloody smart watch", three variants were produced. One black DLC steel ALT1-B2 GMT issued to the new recruits. One rose gold ALT1-WT world time chronograph for fully trained agents to shoot projectiles out from. Plus a steel version of the world time chronograph.
Then In Kingsman II
All the good work done in the first installation continues through to the second. Kingsman: The Golden Circle was pretty enjoyable if you'd overlook a couple of inconsistencies. Watch geeks had a field trip ID-ing all the TAG Heuer timepieces worn by agents on both sides of the Atlantic.
Taron Egerton pairs a smart watch with a sharp suit.
Kingsman: The Golden Circle was the second such collaboration between the movie franchise and Mr Porter.
Where Eggsy and Merlin (played by Mark Strong) wore the TAG Heuer Connected Watch with a Kingsman logo on the screen, the Statesman agents had on square-cased TAG Heuer Monacos in varying colours and features.
This time round, there was much more screen time given to the watches. They've even been written into the script. In true secret agent style, Eggsy used his Kingsman Connected Watch to unlock the Stateman's advanced biometric security system.
Statesman agents Channing Tatum and Halle Brown wear TAG Heuer Monaco.
Of course, given how prominent the Monaco is, with blue dial and blue chronograph sub-dials, you just can't miss it on the screen.
These watches, like the Bremont collection and the aforementioned Jaeger-LeCoultre, were all retailing exclusively on Mr Porter's Costume to Collection series. Along with apparel, leather goods, as well as accessories, they were all handpicked and specially created for the dapper dans among us.
From 20th July to 6th September, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Kingsman Knife watch will be offered exclusively on Mr Porter. Priced at £26,900. Click here to reserve. Thereafter, it will retail directly on Jaeger-LeCoultre online and in selected boutiques.
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When used with 1⁄2" Vacuum Tubing (#893) for vacuum bagging, this T-Fitting can be used to draw down two bags with a single pump, or to install multiple vacuum ports in a single bag. Barbed connectors are reliable and resistant to leaks.
T-Fitting is autoclavable polypropylene, with a maximum service temperature of 200°F.
T-Fitting The T-Fitting is sold by the unit (#906-A) and by the dozen (#906-B).


Does anyone have experience setting a dynamic token in the proxy? I'm using the .NET proxy page and noticed comment on line 130, "TODO: ?modify so can generate a new short-lived token from username/password in the config file". Just wondering if anyone has had any success in implementing this. Thanks in advance.
I have the same problem. Were you able to fix that?


All of us are leaders. The question is, what kind? Today, we'll look at three ways to be an inspiring leader.
Jesus said, "If someone forces you to go one mile, go with him… two". Jesus tells us to work hard and go the extra mile.
We are inspired by people, hotels, restaurants who go beyond our expectations. They work hard to go the extra mile.
Jesus went the extra mile, leaving heaven for earth.
Jesus' disciples thought they were going to drown and ask Jesus, "Don't you care?" We can accused leaders of not caring when they are full of faith and we are full of fear, but they do care.
The Thessalonian Christians needed admonishment, because they believed Jesus had already been back and left without them. Then there were others who said, "Well Jesus is going to come, like, next week, so why, go to work? Why should I work hard? Hey, can I just sleep on your couch, eat your food and borrow your wifi?" Some of them became lazy and needed to be admonished.
All the great inspiring leaders you admire, weren't born instant inspiring leaders. It took time, growth, hard work, mistakes and maturity.
Let me give you one more word of encouragement.
Jesus, the greatest leader of all time, had enemies. Jesus was persecuted. This is important, because sometimes we think, "Once we become inspiring leaders, that, we're not going to have enemies". Wrong.
When we become inspiring leaders, we will still have, our fair share of enemies. If it happened to our Lord, the greatest leader of all time, it will happen to us. We just have to be ok with that.
What makes Jesus the greatest leader of all time, is that, while he was being persecuted and put on that cross by his enemies, he in return, loved his enemies to the death.
He in return, worked harder for them than they'll ever know.
He is the true inspiring leader, because he truly cares for us.
He admonishes us always for a heart of love.
When we keep our eyes and thoughts, fixed on Jesus, the greatest leader of all time, he empowers us to inspire others.
Thank you so much for listening to Refuel Rethink Refocus. The Bible reading was from the NIV audio Bible, narrated by Max McLean.
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package edu.isi.karma.controller.command.worksheet.selection;

import edu.isi.karma.controller.command.CommandException;
import edu.isi.karma.controller.command.CommandType;
import edu.isi.karma.controller.command.WorksheetSelectionCommand;
import edu.isi.karma.controller.command.selection.LargeSelection;
import edu.isi.karma.controller.command.selection.LargeSelection.Operation;
import edu.isi.karma.controller.command.selection.MiniSelection;
import edu.isi.karma.controller.command.selection.Selection;
import edu.isi.karma.controller.command.selection.SelectionManager;
import edu.isi.karma.controller.command.selection.SuperSelection;
import edu.isi.karma.controller.update.ErrorUpdate;
import edu.isi.karma.controller.update.UpdateContainer;
import edu.isi.karma.controller.update.WorksheetSuperSelectionListUpdate;
import edu.isi.karma.controller.update.WorksheetUpdateFactory;
import edu.isi.karma.rep.HNode;
import edu.isi.karma.rep.HTable;
import edu.isi.karma.rep.RepFactory;
import edu.isi.karma.rep.Worksheet;
import edu.isi.karma.rep.Workspace;

public class OperateSelectionCommand extends WorksheetSelectionCommand {

	private String hNodeId;
	private String pythonCode;
	private String operation;
	private Selection previousSelection;
	private boolean onError;
	public OperateSelectionCommand(String id, String worksheetId, String selectionId,
			String hNodeId, String operation,
			String pythonCode, boolean onError) {
		super(id, worksheetId, selectionId);
		this.hNodeId = hNodeId;
		this.pythonCode = pythonCode;
		this.operation = operation;
		this.onError = onError;
		addTag(CommandTag.Transformation);
	}

	@Override
	public String getCommandName() {
		return this.getClass().getSimpleName();
	}

	@Override
	public String getTitle() {
		return "Operate Selection";
	}

	@Override
	public String getDescription() {
		return operation;
	}

	@Override
	public CommandType getCommandType() {
		return CommandType.undoable;
	}

	@Override
	public UpdateContainer doIt(Workspace workspace) throws CommandException {
		inputColumns.clear();
		outputColumns.clear();
		Worksheet worksheet = workspace.getWorksheet(worksheetId);
		RepFactory factory = workspace.getFactory();
		SuperSelection superSel = this.getSuperSelection(worksheet);
		HTable hTable = factory.getHTable(factory.getHNode(hNodeId).getHTableId());
		Selection currentSel = superSel.getSelection(hTable.getId());
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The Fossil Shell in krabi Beach or Susaan Hoi, or Fossil Shell Beach (literally Seashell Graveyard), is located at Ban Laem Pho in Krabi, in the vicinity of Hat Noppharat Thara – Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park. Susaan Hoi is a matter of curiosity and although visitors to Susaan Hoi are told that there exists only two other similar sites in the world, one in US and another in Japan, most are either engrossed to this or totally indifferent.
The age of the fossils at Susaan Hoi is placed as about 40 million years ago. At that time, Susaan Hoi was a large freshwater swamp. Eventually, it became landmass. Over time, successive layers of shell created rock slabs known as "shelly limestone" of over 40cm. These rest on 10 centimetres of lignite, below which was subsoil.
Due to geographic upheaval, this shelly limestone at Susaan Hoi is now distributed in great broken sheets on the seashore at Laem Pho. They look like broken chunks of cement flooring from afar.
There are three sites at Laem Pho to view the shells.
Fossil Shell Unit 1 is located west of the Visitor Centre. It crops out as a rocky beach and can be clearly seen during maximum low tide. The pan-shaped outcrop is the result of the sinking of the underlying claystone beds. The fossil bed consists of stubby-shaped gastropods (Viviparidae family) ranging in size from 1-2 cm.
Fossil Shell Unit 2 is located at the Visitor Centre. It is exposed as a 1-2 m thick limestone bed. This limestone bed contains millions of compacted gastropods and is underlain by 20-40 m thick lignite and claystone beds. These beds are easily eroded by wave resulting in the collapse of the gastropod beds.
Fossil Shell Unit 3 This site can be accessed along the track during low tide. Mollusc beds at this site are approximately 3 m thick, consisting of long gastropods and bivalves. The gastropod fossils from this site range in size from the stubby 1-2 cm to the elongated 4-5 cm forms.
Fossil Shell Unit Sediments were accumulated into the basins as clay mixed with plant remains and gastropod fragments. This indicates the presence of plants and animals in the lakes.
Plant remains were then accumulated upon clay layers and became peat and lignite.
In the final stage, clayey sediments were mixed with calcareous components and abundant shell fragements. This is due to huge population of gastropods living in fresh-water lakes. Changes in paleoenvironments and fluctuations of water level resulted in increasing and decreasing numbers of gastropod population as recorded in the fossil beds.
The presence of laterite, laterite soil, river and beach sands overlying mollusc beds indicates that fresh-water lakes became a landmass prior to 200,000 years.


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Collins departure comes less than a month after the Saginaw Valley State Athletic Department was sanctioned for major violations in 15 sports — including football — and more than 100 student-athletes over a four-year period.
Many will argue the conclusion of Collins tenure at SVSU was long overdue. A 3-19 stretch over the course of the 2014 and 2015 seasons created the narrative of Collins' time in Saginaw coming to an end. 2016 and 2017 wasn't much better – a combined 10-11 overall. Then the 2018 season came around and lo and behold, SVSU rattled off an impressive 8-3 season and momentum seemed to be restored within the football program. To me, that's what makes the timing of Collins' departure – shortly after the recent sanctions surrounding the program -- 'peculiar' at best.
Let's put together a little February timeline of SVSU football: February 6 -- signing day, February 7 --SVSU agrees to sanctions from NCAA for major violations in 15 sports, resulting in the school being placed on probation for the next four years, and last but certainly not least, February 25 – Jim Collins steps down as head coach and takes the Director of Recruiting job at Army.
I'm fully aware of the notion that sometimes in order to take the jump to the next level, you must sacrifice a lesser job position.
"I am excited for the future of Cardinal Football and confident that I am leaving the football program in a very good place," Collins said. "The program is made up of high character individuals who show up every day, work hard, compete, display an awesome amount of grit, and share a special bond with each other. I am extremely proud of all of them."
I'm not going to question a man's honesty and integrity – If he that's truly how he feels, then I must take him for his word. But again, I stress the optics of the timing. It's hard to put on a blindfold birdbox style and nod my head in applause for the next step of Collins' career.
There's never a perfect break-up, or a flawless departure – but I really don't think it's fair to the incoming recruiting class for the Cardinals the way this has all transpired… in my mind, it's somewhere between 'dicey' at best, and borderline bush-league at worst… I mean as a program you announce the sanctions the day after 17 and 18-year-old kids just inked four plus years to be a part of your program, and the man that sat in your living room selling you on the direction of his program is now leaving town never to return. Hopefully the grass is greener at Michie Stadium.
I'll be curious to see how many of the young guys stick around in Saginaw. If it were me, I'd be putting in my request for a release and transferring. It's hard to imagine a more tumultuous beginning to one's college career before even setting foot on campus.
As for the future of the program – Adam Gonzaga, the Defensive Coordinator for the Cardinals has been named the interim head coach. I've known Adam my whole life, and I wish him the best. I remember as a young kid our family having dinner with him at Bill Knapps in Midland when he was interviewing for the Defensive Coordinator job at Northwood in the early 2000s. He got the job, and ultimately helped lead some of the all-time best Northwood teams including the 2004 championship team. He's a damn good coach. I hope he's named head coach.
In any case, it's fun to talk GLIAC football in February. As always, it's just my two cents, worth less than that, feedback always welcome.
Nice review of a tough situation. It's usually the student that feels it..here's hoping that it's muted for them.


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Samba schools have evolved over the years with state-of-the-art facilities that continue to serve as a base for the school's production of gigantic floats, exotic costumes, and sizzling dance moves during the Rio Carnival. Samba schools consist of members from particular neighborhoods, often from the shanty towns or 'favelas'. The schools serve the dual purpose of highlighting Brazilian culture to the world as well as helping the less fortunate with gainful employment. Each school is sponsored by several corporate houses and indulge in various fundraising events held throughout the year at their facilities. Samba City, where the schools have their facilities, is now the cradle of samba from where communities come together to host the biggest event on the planet.
Samba schools keep alive the traditions of the country's ancestors who brought African art, music, and dance with them in the 8th century. In fact, an exciting blend of ancient and modern culture is what comes to the forefront all through the Carnival. Schools begin preparations with the choosing of a theme. A song is composed based the theme which is sometimes based on controversial issues. All the other samba elements including costumes, float decorations, and choreography come together as thousands of dancers, singers, and talented performers put up a spectacular show on carnival nights. All the returns from their hard work go into the development of their particular locality.
Samba schools rehearse at their facilities in Samba City as early as August the following year. By December, the excitement reaches its peak with rehearsals at the Sambadrome on the weekends. For visitors this is a great way to enjoy a sneak preview of the real event. However, for an opportunity to groove to the samba the best place is to attend rehearsals by samba schools at Samba City. You can join the party with the very best samba dancers and drummers that entertain visitors all night with their foot stomping beats. Rehearsals at schools like Mangueira and Salgueiro begin as early as August. During rehearsals, most schools allow visitors to participate.
You can grab all the action at the Sambadrome as samba schools gather to rehearse through December and January. The rehearsals are free, although you will not get to see the elaborately decorated floats or costumes. However, the music is enough to get you into the carnival spirit and the opportunity to dance with the cariocas, who provide stiff competition to any of the well known samba dancers. The final rehearsal at the Sambadrome is the most spectacular with plenty of lights, sound, and action. After the rehearsal, some of Rio's best samba street bands like Banda de Ipanema and Cordao do Bola Preta, turning the stadium into the biggest street party.
Each samba school has its own unique style with over 70 schools participating in events during the Rio Carnival. Among the most popular schools with a huge fan following is Beija Flor, renowned for its colorful and elaborate costumes and equally exuberant samba queens. Other famous schools include Mangueira which has an incredibly large group of supporters and is one of the oldest existing samba schools in Rio. Consistent performances by Mocidade and Portela have made them among the top favorites of spectators at the Sambadrome.
Salgueiro is one of the samba schools with a strong African influence that steal the heart of millions in their red and white colors that portray the school's cultural diversity. Sao Clemente is another samba school that is popular with the crowds as they continue to highlight issues related to the city of Rio and its social and civic structure. The school was close to winning the 2008 champions' title, losing out due to a wardrobe malfunction that cost them half a point.


The Amazing Diagnostic Art of Applied Kinesiology!
In 1964 a Chiropractor by the name of George Goodheart had been studying muscle function when he found that muscle function changed when he rubbed little nodules at the insertion of the muscle into bone. This spawned a new science in the use of muscle testing as a method of diagnosis.
Since that time, the understanding of the interaction between muscle function, neurology and physiology has greatly improved. This has led to many practitioners publishing research correlating dysfunction with specific levels of muscle dysfunction. In fact, just a few months ago I co-authored a large observational study showing specific muscle testing to be extremely sensitive to adrenal problems when correlated with laboratory tests.
Applied Kinesiology (AK) is a scientific process of assessing muscle function to assess the workings of the nervous system under various conditions. It provides practitioners with real-time bio-feedback as to what is happening physiologically within the body and how the brain and body may respond to various forms of treatment.
Combined with traditional methods of diagnosis, AK becomes part of a diagnostic program that provides the practitioner with further refinement to potential problems in the human body.
One of the biggest problems facing practitioners of all varieties is knowing who will respond to what form of treatment. For example, the person with a low thyroid may be helped with the drug Thyroxin, with the minerals Iodine, selenium or manganese, with the amino acid tyrosine, with the elimination of mercury or with the removal of gluten from their diet. So which form of treatment is best?
Applied Kinesiology (AK) is a scientific process of assessing muscle function to assess the workings of the nervous system .
Whilst far from a proven science, AK provides the ability to ascertain which treatment might be best for you. This may result in a quicker treatment time and less reactions to care. In addition, muscles form the basis of all movement. They pull our bones and joints in different directions allowing for movement. When muscles become dysfunctional we often move incorrectly resulting in biomechanical problems.
Testing individual muscles associated with a certain movement allows the Applied Kinesiologist to ascertain the imbalances that may exist with a joint's function. Then by using associations through AK, potentially find physiological or neurological problems that may be causing the joint to perform incorrectly.
Whilst many people have heard of or seen various people holding items and being muscle tested, this is not Applied Kinesiology! Given the minimum education requirements required to practice AK, many different groups have taken parts of AK and turned them into other muscle testing art forms. Many of these have not been scientifically validated. Most of these fail to adhere to the scientific principles of AK and have resulted in inaccuracies and a lot of negative thoughts on muscle testing. Unfortunately, these are often mistakenly termed Applied Kinesiology, even in research, but these procedures are NOT AK!
Muscle testing is like no other diagnostic art out there, but like other assessment methods, it has a potential for inaccuracies and it is up to the practitioner to combine AK with traditional testing in order to obtain the most accurate diagnosis and choice for treatment.
Despite the belief of many people, there is a growing body of research supporting the reliability and effectiveness of Applied Kinesiology (AK). Studies are occurring on a regular basis all over the world validating the correlations made by many different practitioners.
For example, in 2014 I co-authored a paper correlating certain muscle weaknesses with the highest grade laboratory tests for stress hormones. The paper took 110 people and found over 90% correlation between these muscles and abnormal hormone levels!! A level of correlation which is astonishing!
Cuthbert, Chetcuti et al, Townsend Newsletter, 2014.
– A 1998 paper looked at the ability for muscle testing to detect changes in blood immunoglobulin levels. These are immune markers that change with immune responses. Some of these are specific to foods. A 90.5% correlation was found between AK muscle testing and laboratory testing at detecting food allergies.
Schmitt, Leisman, Int Journal of Neuroscience, 1998.
– Various papers have addressed the issue of the reliability of muscle testing. A high level of correlation between various practitioners, properly trained in AK using AK muscle testing, has consistently been found.
Pollard et al, Chiropractic Journal of Australia, 2011.
Applied Kinesiologists in Australia are most often Chiropractors but, throughout the rest of the world, they are also Osteopaths, Dentists and even Medical Practitioners. In fact, in Germany there are several thousand medical practitioners that have studied Applied Kinesiology.
Studies are occurring on a regular basis all over the world validating the correlations made by many different practitioners.
Health and Wellbeing > The Amazing Diagnostic Art of Applied Kinesiology!
I have seen AK work wonders for my family, so decided to put it to the test. I am very happy with the results so far, although I still keep a sceptical brain in my head, as I do with mainstream medicine.
On a side note Dr Trevor is a great practitioner who cares about his patients and his practice.


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