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You are flipping through the television channels with your young friend sitting nearby. The child is playing but he or she looks up whenever something attention grabbing appears on the tv.
In your channel surfing, you stop absentmindedly on a program that looks interesting when all of a sudden the character on the screen starts swearing and engaging in acts of violence towards innocent people (you can substitute any R rated scenario you wish). You realize the scene has caught the nearby child's attention and so you quickly flip the channel to anything but the disaster you had just been watching.
You look at the child to gauge their reaction and are relieved to see they appear relatively unaffected. You decide you'd rather not bring what they just saw back up because it might make things worse and you might not know how to answer their questions. You resolve that from now on when the kiddos are around you will keep your channel surfing within the bounds of family-friendly channels.
Any adult who's known and loved a child also knows what it's like to try and protect these small and vulnerable creatures. The world is littered with events and experiences you'd rather them not be exposed to. You'd sacrifice a great deal to keep them out of harms way and to preserve their sweet innocence for as long as possible. It makes sense for adults to act in this way, especially parental units, because it's their job to get these kids through to adulthood relatively unscathed. Protecting a child is adaptive behavior.
The trouble is that you can't control everything – you all know this better than anyone. Despite your best efforts to keep everyone safe, healthy, and happy, life sometimes has other ideas. Tragedy happens, and when it does the adult instinct is often to lessen exposure and minimize damage by turning the metaphorical channel.
But here's the problem, if you turn the channel in the middle of the calamity and without subsequent discussion, the child never gets to see how the heroes and everyday people endure, cope, and put themselves back together. They are left with a hellish scene playing in their head and, in the absence of guidance and support, they have little idea how to deal with the tornado of emotion and confusion felt inside. As an adult in that child's life, you are an important piece in helping the child know what to do next. This is true for a million reasons, but today I want to focus on one that is especially important.
I'm teaching Psych 101 right now and so I've been taking a walk down memory lane, relearning all the concepts I simply take for granted after 100 years of schooling. There is a concept called Social Learning Theory proposed by Albert Bandura in the 70's which is so simple I think it almost goes without saying, and yet it doesn't go without saying.
Social learning is the (well researched) mode of learning that occurs simply by observing the actions and behaviors of others. When we learn by watching or imitating others, we are engaging in what is called observational learning or modeling. This type of learning can happen at any time in a person's life, but it is most common in childhood as kids learn to navigate the world by paying attention to the behavior of their peers and trusted adults. Social learning is especially important in a child's socialization because they learn how to behave in response to others.
The situation is confusing, ambiguous or unfamiliar.
This one is out of your control, they will experience tough emotions. Hiding your own grief or discouraging sadness, anger, frustration or other "negative" emotions will likely cause more confusion for the child. Imagine how isolating it would be to think the emotions you feel so strongly are unacceptable, abnormal, or wrong.
We wrote a pretty comprehensive post on the ways in which habitual avoidance can complicate grief. Long story short, it is beneficial for children to learn how to tolerate and cope with their emotions as opposed to learning how to avoid them.
When a person feels that certain emotions and emotional expression are unacceptable or should be avoided, the implicit message is that these emotions are bad. Although certain memories and emotions can cause a certain amount of distress, it's important for people to learn they can be tolerated. In many ways, experiencing a full range of emotions can be important in leading a full and meaningful life.
An important part of grief is finding ways to continue a relationship with the person who has died even though they are no longer fully present. We have written quite a bit on continuing bonds with deceased loved ones and we believe this is an important part of grieving.
When talking about a deceased loved one is discouraged or avoided, the child is denied the opportunity to continue their bond with that loved one within the familial context. They may find ways to continue their bond on their own, but given the fact that the child is young, you will always be an important source of memories and information about the person who has died.
Perhaps there will be moments of anger and despair that you would prefer to experience privately or amongst adults. Generally speaking, though, being open about your own grief will provide the child with reassurance that they are not alone and that it is acceptable to feel all sorts of emotions in response to their loss.
Be willing to say when you're sad, be willing to talk about the death, be open to discussing the hard parts, and be honest when you answer the child's questions. By maintaining an authentic, warm, and supportive dialogue, you are setting the stage to be able to discuss grief as it changes and shifts in the days, weeks, and years to come.
It's impossible to be everything to everyone, especially when your grieving. Everyone grieves in their own way and at their own pace. That being the case, you may not feel ready to provide the child with certain types of support. Maybe they have questions about the death or perhaps they want to talk about memories that you don't feel ready to discuss – if this is the case, help them find another trusted adult or peer who can support them in these ways. Perhaps you decide to connect them with an aunt, uncle or old friend or perhaps you decide to reach out to a grief center, grief camp, or counselor; regardless, try and provide them what they need to continue working through their grief.
Your loved one has died, but that doesn't mean they aren't still an important part of you and your family. Continue to find ways to talk about your loved one and to make them a part of your life. Create an environment where it isn't a big deal to speak of your loved one, share memories, ask questions, or say their name.
If you are a grief professional looking for print resources on supporting a grieving child or teen, please head here. If you are a regular old person, subscribing to receive posts straight to your email inbox will do.


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Ahead of London Fashion Week, the ultimate guide to cool, conscious shopping, BICBIM releases a covetable directory of brands with a difference.
From the gym to the street, fashion never looked (or felt) so good thanks to an emerging trend of independent designers doing it right. The list includes up-and-coming labels spanning knitwear, shoes, swim, accessories, sleep and contemporary fashion.
Published today, the aim of the directory is to highlight fashion that looks good and has an amazing story behind it.
These brands offer both style and substance. Tapping into growing consumer demand for fashion that looks gorgeous, wears even better and doesn't cost the earth, these designers are redefining the fashion landscape thanks to their unique aesthetic and appeal.
Cred: Love doesn't have to cost the earth. Cred is leading the lab-grown diamond movement, beautifully crafting everyday items of jewellery that have a story to tell and bespoke engagement and wedding rings. They were the first company to use Fairtrade silver and the first to bring Fairtrade gold from Africa to the UK.
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Easter arrived while we were at Domburg. Hilary had everything needed to color Easter Eggs the way she used to when she was little. Hilary and Nina created some lovely eggs, with a little help from Plastic Kyle.


خلاصه : Power plant maintenance is a high cost expense for electric utilities. The impact of plant maintenance scheduling on system cost and reliability is increasing as generating facilities increase in size, number and complexity. Traditionally, power plant maintenance scheduling has been performed manually. However, due to the complexity of the constraints involved, it is difficult. to arrive at optimal schedules using manual techniques. In the past two decades maintenance scheduling computer programs have been developed using heuristic as well as mathematical programming techniques. This paper discusses the current techniques and describes a dynamic programming-based program developed for multi-year maintenance scheduling of thermal generating units. The use of dynamic programming techniques in the program allows modelling of complex operating constraints such as manpower and other resources, reserve and probabilistic reliability constraints. The dynamic programming method used is described and issues involving the implementation of the algorithm are addressed. Applications and benefits of the program, as well as computer platform and user interface issues, are discussed and examples are given.


As a doula, I provide you with continuous emotional and physical support during your labor. A care provider or nurse may provide emotional and physical support, but it may not be continuous since their primary job is to attend to you medically, and they may also have other patients to attend to. I do not perform medical tasks or give medical advice. I am hired by the expectant family, and my responsibility is to you and you only. My goal is to meet your needs during labor and to empower you to advocate for your wishes during your baby's birth.
There are several ways that I will ensure that your needs are met: by helping you access your care provider to ask questions, by reminding care providers of your wishes as they are expressed in your birth plan, and by giving you and your partner reminders of plans you made. I provide physical support by suggesting positions for labor, massaging you if you need or want it, and helping with any other physical comfort measures that you want to use.
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Q: Rails OAuth: Can't get refresh token from microsoft office 365 rest api I'm trying to figure out how to get the refresh token from an office365 user with omniauth.
In my devise.rb file I have tried two different ways but to no avail:
config.omniauth :microsoft_office365, ENV['OFFICE365_APP_ID'], ENV['OFFICE365_SECRET'],
                  access_type: 'offline',
                  scope: 'https://outlook.office.com/calendars.read'

config.omniauth :microsoft_office365, ENV['OFFICE365_APP_ID'], ENV['OFFICE365_SECRET'],
                  scope: 'https://outlook.office.com/calendars.read, offline_access'

Am I doing something wrong here?

A: It turns out the offline_access scope needn't be defined in devise.rb. All you have to do is add the scope in the Microsoft Application Registration Portal.
For me, the microsoft_office365 config line in devise.rb now looks like this:
  config.omniauth :microsoft_office365, ENV['OFFICE365_APP_ID'], ENV['OFFICE365_SECRET'],
                  scope: 'https://outlook.office.com/calendars.read'

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Univision Local Media in Phoenix, Arizona is currently seeking an Activations Lead who is sociable, organized and motivated. The successful candidate will be assertive, customer service oriented and bilingual. The Activations Lead will be responsible for implementing station promotions, contesting, and coordinating the promotions team. Candidate will also have radio and television production knowledge and the ability to adaptto multiple positions during the week all under the multimedia production environment.
· Assist in organization and execution of all station promotions, events, and community support activities.
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· Most importantly, the perfect candidate should have good attitude, be proactive and work well in a fast paced-deadline driven environment.
· Other duties as deemed necessary.


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Q: Find the total of words as one number with javascript I have been using the JS code for the Facebook API for finding the total number of words in the messages.
What I have tried is:
#THE MAIN CODE IN THE API

function testAPI() {
    console.log('Welcome!  Fetching your information.... ');
    FB.api('/me/inbox?limit=10',function(response) {
        for (var i=0;i<response.data.length; i++) {
            var thread = response.data[i];
            var babe = 0;

            for (var j=0;j<thread.comments.data.length;j++) {
                var comment = thread.comments.data[j].message.length;
                babe += comment;

            }

            console.log(babe);

        }
    });
}

When I do this i get the output like 135, 75... what I need is to find their sum  like 135+75 = 210 and display it.
I have tried many methods but am still stuck with it; hope you guys can help me.
console.log(thread) gives like
Object {id: "272328299637636", to: Object, updated_time: "2014-08-07T06:13:18+0000", unread: 0, unseen: 0…}
comments: Object
id: "272328299637636"
to: Object
unread: 0
unseen: 0
updated_time: "2014-08-07T06:13:18+0000"

A: Use this:
var comment = thread.comments.data[j].message.split(' ').length;

This will count the number of words in message rather than the number of characters.
And to get a single total for all the threads, you need to initialize the counter outside the first loop:
function testAPI() {
    console.log('Welcome!  Fetching your information.... ');
    FB.api('/me/inbox?limit=10',function(response) {
        var babe = 0;
        for (var i=0;i<response.data.length; i++) {
            var thread = response.data[i];

            for (var j=0;j<thread.comments.data.length;j++) {
                if (thread.comments.data[j].message) {
                    var comment = thread.comments.data[j].message.split(' ').length;
                    babe += comment;
                }

            }
        }
        console.log(babe);

    });
}

A: I assume thread.comments.data is array / collection of string..
If you do something like this :
var stringArr = ["This is string 1", "Hello, I am string 2", "Hola, I can say, I am string 3.,....", "Namaste, India"]
var count = 0;
for(i=0; i< stringArr.length ; i++)
{

    count += stringArr[i].length;
}
console.log("Total Count is - " + count);

You should get the total count..
As per your API response, I have edited the demo. Problem was in some objects "messages" property wasn't defined.
Demoed here : http://jsfiddle.net/rahulrulez/cs2xdsbp/


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#2 in Family In-App Purchase
Games & Board & Family
Ratings & Reviews performance for The Game of Life
MAKE CHOICES, GET PAID, OR LOSE IT ALL!

Attend college, accept a job and play minigames in this interactive app that is fun for the whole family. Watch as board piece characters come to life and make their way through the various stages of life on this spectacular, 3D animated reworking of the familiar physical board.

PLAY MULTIPLAYER ONLINE!

The Game of Life features a new, unique and much-anticipated multiplayer mode. Online matchmaking lets you play in a whole new way online. Match and play against other online players as you all spin and race in the direction of the last yellow tile; retirement.

THIS GAME FEATURES:

• ONLINE MULTIPLAYER - Match with other players and race to the final yellow square
• LOCAL PLAY - Play with up to three friends on one device
• FAST MODE - A new, shorter game mode where you will be faced with a different victory condition!
• MINIGAMES - Put your skills to the test and compete head-to-head in a variety of minigames
• CHAT - Send players expressive emoticons during online matches

THE GAME OF LIFE is a trademark of Hasbro and is used with permission. © 2016 Hasbro. All Rights Reserved.
astar175
It's a really great app. There are changes, but most of them are neutral or positive changes. The changes to the money for careers are interesting and give a much wider difference between highest and lowest paying jobs. There is no better feeling than pulling brain surgeon and raking in 150k per payday. I also wasn't expecting being able to play with computers, but it's nice that you can. Although I do wish that you could online play with friends with separate devices. Maybe you can and I just haven't noticed. The only thing that I wish was better is customization. There isn't that many customizable things that affect gameplay. It would be nice if you could alter things like how much money careers are worth, what action cards you could get, house price, and more. I would very much like to be able to choose which quick ending I get as well. I could say more, but this review is getting long. Overall, do I recommend this app? Well I did give 5 stars so that kind of gives it away, but either way, I do. Even as it is, it is a great app and 600 times better than going to Walmart and buying the game for $20 and then needing to set it up and deal with actual cards.
Luisito Vega
When I was 3 years ago in the App Store, I saw this game and it did not interest me but, when the time came that I wanted to buy a game, I saw this game again and I bought it. When I played this game three or four times, I started to love this and wanted to buy the real board game to have it in my hands and play with my family and friends too. I regret that I didn't play this wonderful game for 3 years, but now I still want to play it. Those who have had the 2016 edition idea, I wanted to say... Thank You for making this good board game with good graphics, 3D animations and everything you have given with your effort. There is a bug that I don't like and that during the game at any time, the game closes. Please if you can do me that favor of fixing that bug, I would appreciate it to you creators. I love this game and I rated 5 stars ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ and you're welcome. So thanks for making this entertaining, fun and creative game about the Life. 😁
bigbootyenthusiast
This is the first review I've ever done for an App, and I've been using the App Store for almost 10+ years. I was so unhappy that I took the time to write this review. I use to have the original Game of LIFE for my iPod Touch years ago and it was perfect...so similar to the original physical board game. I just spent about 15~20 playing this version and it was absolutely horrible. The game board is nothing like the original board, everything seems overcrowded. The money system is also very different, players are given a much larger amount of money. Third and most upsetting to me is the fact that I can only use the default icon and car for my character. Anything else you must pay to have. I never thought something like this would happen to mobile gaming. I understand paying for larger features, but there's nothing special about the purchases offered in this game. I already had to pay $2.99 for the game and now I have to pay more just to have a different appearance in the game? Nothing will be as good as the old Version. All they care about is making you pay for addition features that should already be free. If you enjoy playing The Game of LIFE as much as I do, please, PLEASE do not buy this game.
Talishers
Hello, just speaking on behalf of any mobile user. I enjoy the game but it would be even better if you add a few to a several of these changes: 1. Adding more mini games to the map, having the same 3 games (especially when I land and play the same mini game in a row) can be pretty boring and not as challenging 2. Making it easier to reconnect when disconnecting on accident. Instead of having to start a new game every-time. 3. Switching up the map style (how the map is set up) in a different way so it will be more fun to actually want to cross around the map, instead of different themes (which is great too, but there could be more to it). 4. Since people like to disconnect a lot on here (barely when the game even starts) it would be nice for the bots to be more challenging. Like I'm legitimately facing a human like AI and not act stupid on some occasions( ex. Has a great job but trades it in for a crappier one, like what..?). 5. Have the bots be more gender fluid when it comes to picking who they marry (it's always a boy-girl or girl-boy situation; lets LGBTQIA up in here more) So far, that's all i can personally think of, Ive been wanting to write this down for awhile, but never got around to it. I paid 20 bucks for this game and it would be cool if you take my ideas into consideration. Thanks for taking the time to read this if you do ❤ Talisha
Cheska428
First off, the game is expensive for what you get to do. You don't get to Customize your pegs or even the car that you get without having to pay for it. The game is extremely repetitive, I feel as if the game already programs what you're going to be landing on because I land on the same things almost every single time which can't be coincidence. The jobs that you get whether it's career or college are the same every time which is only 4 options. In the original game you have a lot more options. In this game if you have children you automatically get $50k for each child but in the original game you had expenses for child care, college for the kids, etc. Obviously you're going to choose to have a child each time to cash in at the end. You have a lot of chances to gain money but not a lot of chances to lose it which I find boring. The whole point is that you have as many equal chances to win as you have to lose. The only thing I like are the mini games which I find amusing when you land on them. Overall, really bad game....
About The Game of Life
Developed by Marmalade Game Studio.
The Game of Life is ranking in Games & Board & Family
Last update was at Mar 18, 2019and the current version is 2.2.2.
The Game of Life have a 17 147a user reviews.
The Game of Life was released in the App Store. It is developed by Marmalade Game Studio, who have also released the following apps.
The Game of Life has 17 147 user reviews.
The Game of Life has an average rating of 4.5. The latest version of The Game of Life 2.2.2 was released on Mar 18, 2019.
You can download The Game of Life here

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This is what Paul McCartney thought about punk
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Paul McCartney isn't a punk, but he is a disruptor. For a long time, the fresh-faced assassin looked like butter wouldn't melt, and he emerged with a veil of innocence surrounding him. In comparison, there were no niceties attached to the punk movement, which arrived with all the decorum of a group of drunken desperados.
Apart from the occasional faux-pas over the last 60 years, McCartney has largely kept a pristine reputation. His loveable boy next door persona has allowed him breathing room from the baying mob. It took a few years and a televised drugs revelation before the media turned on him, with Macca initially enjoying the leeway that punk groups were never permitted or craved.
The Beatles infiltrated popular culture with a polite smile and walked through the front door humming away. On the contrary, punk bands didn't feign to be anything but unashamed louts. Instead, they made their entrance into the vernacular via a window they'd just smashed open with their bloodied fists.
Punk was deliberately provocative. It didn't work unless the shock factor existed, and at first, even Paul McCartney was taken aback by its vitriolic pneuma. They were a new generation who grew up in a frenzied world, and this thuggish looking coterie of bands were the owners of his former crown as the voice of the youth.
McCartney's time as the face of all-things radical had ended, and it was down to bands like The Sex Pistols, The Damned, and The Clash to lead a revolution. Macca was refreshingly excited by the burgeoning scene, but only admired the changing of the guard from afar.
"At first it was shocking, because until then you'd known the status quo," he admitted to The Quietus in 2008. "It hoped to be shocking and in some ways it was. But the thing was that the music was great and suddenly realised, after a day or two of horror – [Adopts posh voice] 'My God! What's going on! What's happening to our England?!' – that these guys were just shaking it up and it needed shaking up."
He continued: "My daughter was really into punk at the time. She went to Clash concerts and Damned concerts, Billy Idol and shit . . . she went to the whole thing. You couldn't deny that it sounded fresh, but I was coached by my eldest daughter."
Adding: "I understood that it needed to happen. It was a great thing and something like 'Pretty Vacant' as a record, is really good. It was produced by Chris Thomas, who we knew – he was George Martin's assistant and had worked on some Beatles stuff."
McCartney knew the need for change was necessary and that stagnation only ends dismally. He appreciated punk yet, recognised it was for his daughter's generation, and they wanted something from music that he couldn't offer.
The last dregs of loving energy from the swinging sixties had long evaporated. Britain was a much angrier, more hostile, and divided place. Punk gave a voice to those crying out to be heard and represented a forgotten generation.
The Beatles were the quintessential band of their time, and timing is everything to achieve zeitgeist status. When punk rolled around, the public had grown tired of old-fashioned rockstars residing in their Los Angeles mansions. They wanted people they could relate to with shared attitudes and worries, which is what punk provided.


This is our very first BLS ACLS course conducted with CPD units issued by Powerhouse Training Center. The venue is the training center of Powerhouse Training Center in Tagbilaran City, Bohol.
The training program has the approval of the CPD council and the units approved are 24 CPD units.
A total of more than 30 participants joined the 3 day training program.
No less than the president of the Powerhouse Training Center started the day discussing the legal matters of the CPD. This was then followed with the main topic Basic Life Support.
The first day, was devoted to Basic Life Support (BLS) where the participants learned the updated guideline of CPR. Following the standards of the CPD program, a pre test was given to the students to check their level of knowledge regarding the program considering that being nurses, they already have an idea about basic life support and advance cardiac life support.
The second day of training started with the topic for Advance Cardiac Life Support all the way to the 3rd day. Each participants were able to learn the aspects of handling the BVM, OPA, NPA and advance airway management.
One major aspect of the Advanced Cardiac Life Support is the Advanced Airway Management (hands on intubation). This requires the use of the larygoscope to insert the Endo Tracheal Tube (ET tube towards the trachea…. Each participants were oriented and guided one by one on the procedure and after which, they were given time to perform the task without assistance.
They then took turns in intubating and responding as a team with the megacode scenario. ECG interpretation and rhythm management were also tackled to comply with the ACLS learning on interpretation and pharmacology.
The training ended with a post test to check the learning of the participants.
Certain number of participants also availed for the issuance of international certifications from the American Safety Health and Institute (ASHI) U.S.A.
Prior to the closure of the program, the participants received right away their certificates from Powerhouse Training Center with 24 CPD units. The certificates have a 3 year validity where the participants can use for renewal of their nursing license in the Philippines.
This entry was posted in News and Events and tagged acls, advanced cardiac life support, basic life support, bls, cpd units, cpr, international on November 2, 2017 by basiclifesaving.
October 24-27, 2017, Our group has conducted training to employees of Ramiro Community Hospital. The training started October 24 and ended October 27, 2017. The training was done in batches considering that the participants have to be divided so as not to hamper the hospital operations.
We have been conducting training to Ramiro Hospital for several years already being the provider for their BLS ACLS programs and this time the training is for updating of their expired BLS and ACLS course completion cards.
A total of 80 plus participants joined the training which include CPR return demonstration and Hands on Intubation. ECG interpretation was also reviewed and at the end of each day an ecg interpretation exercise was done.
The participant were then divided into groups for the megacode scenario.
Once again the training was a great success and the second batch will be conducted by the month of November.
This entry was posted in News and Events and tagged acls course, aha guidelines, bls, cpr, training on November 2, 2017 by basiclifesaving.


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New Franklin boys look to make a run in the postseason
Chris Bowie
The New Franklin boys basketball team had its share of ups and downs in 2018-19.
While the wins and losses evened itself out in close games, according to head coach Ross Dobson, the Bulldogs still managed to finish the season with a winning season at 20-9 overall and 6-4 in the Central Activities Conference.
Along the way to recording a 20-win season, New Franklin also captured its first district championship since 2006 before losing to Skyline in a hard-fought game in the sectional round of the state playoffs.
This season with pretty much the same team intact, New Franklin is ready to make another run at the postseason in addition to the CAC.
"I'm looking forward to this season," Dobson said. "We will be led by five seniors that have worked really hard to get to this point in their high school careers. They will be leading a younger group of players that will be relied on throughout the year. The conference race in the CAC is never an easy schedule. No matter that night, any team can win a conference game. Our non-conference games are going to be tough games as well. We will need to come to play each and every night if we want to have a successful season."
With 10 years of coaching experience overall and seventh at New Franklin, third as a head coach, the Bulldogs have definitely flourished under Dobson at 40-17.
As for the 2018-19 season, Dobson said the team had a lot of close games they won and lost. "Each and every night was a battle against good teams," Dobson said. "I thought that helped us for district time."
New Franklin senior Jackson Dorson said what the team did last year was fantastic and they achieved many great things. "In order to move forward, however, we need to move past that and stay humble," Dorson said. "I believe we can achieve many more great things as long as we stay together as brothers."
Senior Carter Bailey said the Bulldogs had a really good season last year and accomplished many of their goals. "I am looking forward to this season and can't wait to see what we can accomplish," Bailey said.
New Franklin finished last season averaging 49.5 ppg along with 29.7 rpg. The Bulldogs also shot 40.1 percent from the field and 58.5 percent from the foul line, which will have to improve if the team is going to improve on last year's win total.
As far as the conference this season, Dobson said the CAC is never an easy schedule. "No matter the night, any team can win a conference game," Dobson said.
With five seniors and three junior making up the team this season, the Bulldogs should have plenty of experience returning. Included in that are all-conference and all-district selections from a year ago in seniors Tyler Perkins and Gavin Bishop.
Perkins, a do-it-all type player for the Bulldogs, finished the season averaging 13.5 ppg along with 4.9 rpg and 4.1 apg. Perkins also shot 46.3 percent from the field, 31 percent from the three-point arc and 65.9 percent from the foul line.
As for Bishop, the senior guard averaged 12.9 ppg along with 5.7 rpg and 1.7 apg. He also finished the season shooting 40.4 percent from the field and 61.5 percent from the foul line.
Other returning starters are seniors Carter Bailey and Jackson Dorson.
Bailey averaged 7.0 ppg, 2.9 rpg and 1.8 apg for the Bulldogs while Dorson averaged 3.0 pp-g, 3.5 rpg and 1.5 apg,
Other returning players are Crayton Gallatin, Tysen Dowell, David Brucks, Alex Grover, Tre' Cowans, Caleb Hull, Sammy Marshall, Brett Boggs, Tiernan Hoover and Blake Evans.
Key additions this season are freshmen Clayton Wilmsmeyer, Keaton Eads, Owen Armentrout, Reidan Colon and Matthew Overall.
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$2.99. That's the magical price point for Kindle books. When your ebook is priced at $2.99 or higher, Amazon pays you a 70 percent royalty for selling your book. That means you make about $2.10 on each copy of your book you sell.
The game changes when you price your eBook below $2.99. Amazon will then take 65 percent (remember, they were only taking 30 percent on books $2.99 and up), which leaves you the author with only a 35 percent cut. Although you may think that $2.99 is the lowest price to charge for your ebook, there can be a benefit to selling at a lower price.
Price your book at $2.99. The higher price will mean less in sales. If you sell 50 copies every month at a 70% royalty rate, that means you'll get about $110 in profit.
If you try pricing your book at $.99, you'll end up seeing more sales but the question is whether or not you can make it up in volume. If you're able to sell 500 books a month, then even with only a 35 % royalty rate, you'll end up making more money than if you had sold the books at $2.99.
If you start your book at $.99, you won't be able to lower the price later. If you start selling your book at $4.99, you can always lower the price later to try and increase sales.
the 70% royalty rate is for all books priced between $2.99 and $9.99. Above that, it goes back down to 35%.
If you sell your book to a customer in certain countries, the rate goes down to 35% no matter what your list price. Don't worry, countries like the US, Canada, England, France and Germany are safe (but not Australia or New Zealand).
When deciding to go for a higher price or a lower price (and trying to make up the difference on volume), sometimes you have to look at your advertising strategy. For example, if you're spending a lot of money on advertising and you already have built up a readership over many books, you'll probably want to charge a higher price. Your fans will probably pay a higher price, and if your advertising is any good, it will convince audiences that your book is worth a higher price. If however you are an unknown author and your primary advertising is through social media, then it might make better sense to use a $.99. People don't know you, and a social media campaign usually doesn't have the same clout as a paid media campaign targeting multiple outlets.
The beautiful thing about the Kindle publishing platform is that you can adjust the price when you want to. Sometimes it will make sense to go for a higher price, while other times it will be more beneficial to shoot for volume with a lower price. The important thing is to keep your book popular. Even if it's not on the top 100 bestseller list, you want to gauge its sales numbers and adjust your price to keep the book popular.


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Why do you need a Thailand Factory Licence for your Manufacturing Business?
There are several reasons you are required to obtain the proper manufacturing license. In Thailand, the safety and security of its people, those who visit and those who purchase manufactured goods made in the Kingdom are of utmost importance. Factory law in Thailand is there to ensure that standards are met as far as safety, environmental impact, placement of the factory and other factors. Once you have received your certificate of factory registration, you will find that Thailand is a wonderful place to do business. Factory license registration is the first step to opening and operating your manufacturing company in Thailand. Factory registration with Vize Counselor is straightforward, and we ensure that all documents and permissions are in place well before submitting your factory license application. We have the perfect, highly experienced factory license lawyer for you and your company to ensure everything is done correctly.
What are the Requirements for a Factory Licence in Thailand?
In order to obtain your Thailand factory license, you will first have to complete your factory license application and obtain all permissions necessary for the placement and building of your manufacturing facility. Vize Counselor is the premiere factory registration lawyer in Thailand, and our talented staff will help you in the process of gathering documents such as:
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Once you have the various plans for the building of your factory and have decided on the location based on factory license advice, we will then move forward with gaining permissions and apply for your factory license. Thailand welcomes all forms of foreign business with open arms, as long as you follow factory law in the Kingdom. Thailand factory registration can be made easy with a Vize Counselor factory license lawyer by your side. We will make sure that all of your permissions and documents ensure your factory license application has the best chance of approval. Our staff is fluent in English and will help translate during the submission process of your application for your factory license. Thailand factory law is one of our specialities, and you can rely on us to get your project across the line.
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Thai factory law is based around the Thailand Factory Act established in B.E. 2535 (1992). In this ac,t the factory license certificate is broken down into three categories with different requirements to obtain a factory license. Thailand places a tremendous amount of care about the environment and the communities that may be affected by your manufacturing facility. This means that obtaining a factory license for a large factory with more than 50 employees and 50 horsepower in machinery will require different permissions than a smaller operation. The location of your intended factory will also play a role in the permissions necessary to begin building. Keeping the local community in mind while you search for the factory location is advised as your factory license could be denied if the local people are not happy. For more information on the Factory Act, feel free to contact us for a consultation.
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What is a Thai factory license?
A manufacturing license in Thailand, also called a factory license certificate is a document associated with operating a manufacturing facility in the Kingdom of Thailand. To build or operate a factory, you must adhere to the laws stipulated in the Factory Act of 2535 (1992). You must first provide documents and acquire permissions for your operation before submitting your factory license application. If you are not fluent in the Thai language, enlist the services of a factory registration lawyer in Thailand.
Do I need a factory licence to set up a manufacturing business in Thailand?
In order to operate or build a manufacturing facility in the Kingdom of Thailand, you will be required to obtain a factory license certificate. Thailand factory registration will need specific permissions to ensure that your factory will not negatively affect the surrounding community and environment. It is recommended to acquire factory license advice from a factory registration lawyer in Thailand to ensure all of your documents and permissions are in order before applying for the factory license.
How can I get a factory license in Thailand?
Acquiring a factory license in Thailand can be a cumbersome experience on your own. There are many reasons why one may approach the services of a factory registration lawyer in Thailand. Manufacturing license requirements will vary depending on the size and scope of the intended manufacturing facility. A factory registration lawyer will be able to guide you through the process correctly.
What's the cost of a Thailand manufacturing license?
The costs associated with obtaining a Thailand manufacturing license will vary depending largely on the size of the factory, intended machinery and size of the intended workforce, and several other factors. The Factory Act of 2535 (1992) designates 3 categories for the factory license certificate, and a number of factors determine these 3 categories. Contacting a factory registration lawyer in Thailand for factory license advice is highly recommended for those not fluent in the Thai language.
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Opinion: Scrutiny, regulation and the looming credit crunch
May 7, 2018 May 4, 2018 Mortgage
This week, we've seen ANZ chief Shayne Elliott and RBA governor Philip Lowe both admit that lending is becoming more difficult.
On Tuesday, Mr Elliott said that tighter controls around customer living expenses — an issue given extensive coverage during the first week of the Hayne royal commission — would slow lending down.
Later that day, the RBA governor issued a similar warning following its decision to leave rates unchanged for the 21st consecutive month.
"It is also possible that lending standards in Australia will be tightened further in the context of the current high level of public scrutiny. We will continue to watch these issues carefully," Mr Lowe said.
These comments follow APRA's decision to remove the 10 per cent investor lending speed limit in favour of debt-to-income curbs.
Exactly what these will look like remains to be seen, but the banking regulator expects ADIs to develop their own portfolio limits on the proportion of new lending at "very high" debt-to-income levels.
The problem with things like forensic evidence of customer living expenses and tighter restrictions on mortgage lending is that they will reduce credit availability.
About 10 months ago, I wrote that "mortgages are the second-largest pool of assets in Australia after superannuation. Messing with that could have serious implications. Particularly at a time when property price growth is moderating.
"The risk is that measures designed to strengthen the system could inadvertently weaken economic growth, consumer sentiment and the propensity for Australians to continue spending."
That observation was made following the 2017 budget, when it was revealed that APRA's powers would extend to the non-banks.
Former Pepper CEO Patrick Tuttle told me that such action would "accelerate a credit crunch" and a sharp correction in house prices.
But the stakes are higher now and the risks to mortgage growth have intensified. Customer living expenses are at the centre of this, but I doubt common sense will prevail when it comes to regulation and tighter policies.
Over the last few weeks, I've spoken to a number of mortgage brokers, head groups and lenders about this issue.
On the record, they see more granular data around living expenses as a positive development. Off the record, they can't stand the idea and anticipate a significant drop in volume.
One broker put it to me plain and simple: When a person gets a mortgage, they change their living expenses accordingly. They stop spending on rent, reduce their entertainment budget and work harder for that job promotion. In other words, they adapt to their new financial position.
Australians have a solid track record of paying down their mortgages. Arrears rates range from 0.76 per cent (ACT) to 2.5 per cent (WA).
While there have been no systemic problems in the Australian mortgage market, the banking royal commission is doing a great job of promoting a financial services industry rife with misconduct and risky behaviour. Which it is, to some extent, but how risky are the mortgages currently being written?
Are the banks tightening their lending policies because of risks, or is it simply a PR play to appease the regulators and the royal commission?
Either way, we can expect a reduction in credit availability and brace ourselves for what the knock-on effects of that will be.
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We contribute our long-standing 98% customer satisfaction rating to our outstanding quality of drivers. Our rig managers are horsemen with various disciplines including, but not limited to, farm management, training, and horse shoeing. You can rest assured that your horses are in the hands of experienced horsemen, when shipping with Equine Express. Our customers say our drivers are the best in the industry and we fully agree. Many have been with us 5 or 10 years because we value and care for our drivers like family.
Equine Express' fleet consists of state-of-the-art air ride, tractor-trailer vans for long-haul routes and gooseneck shuttles for short-distance transportation. Either rig may be used for charters and track moves. The large vans are capable of transporting up to fifteen horses. Horses on our regular, door-to-door routes may be shipped in 1.5 stall-and-a-half stalls or box stalls. We only use the single stall configuration if someone charters the truck. Each van is well ventilated, but also insulated, for proper air control and the health and comfort of the horses. Our vans are not climate controlled. The horses are separated by individual partitions for their safety. Should mechanical problems arise during a trip, we have a major, national company on call 24/7 to provide service or a replacement truck to ensure minimal down time.
Due to the fact that our rigs are 75′ in length it is imperative that each customer work with the dispatcher to insure whether we can get a rig into shipping and delivery locations. If not accessible, then on site arrangements MUST be made such as loading or unloading from the main road, meeting the truck in an alternate location, etc.
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Based on the market analysis in the late 1980's, it was apparent that quality equine transportation from Texas to major horse markets throughout the United States was limited. Service that was available only catered to large-quantity horse shipments on an "as need" basis. Shipping horses on scheduled routes were basically nonexistent. It was at that time in 1986, Equine Express NA, Inc was founded to provide quality horse transportation service, "door-to-door", for single or multi-head horse shipments, to major markets throughout the United States on a scheduled route basis. Since then, we have proudly become one of the largest, and most trusted, equine transportation companies in the central United States.
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Joe McGee, CEO, along with his wife Joan, have been the backbone of Equine Express since the day they started the business in 1986. Originally from Monahans, TX, they are high school sweethearts and have 3 children. Their oldest son Jeff, his wife Tammy, and their family all reside in Houston, TX. Joe and Joan's other two children, Greg McGee and Jackie Alexander, are an active part of the family business and are listed below. Joe enjoys playing golf and Joan is a wonderful artist. They both like to escape the Texas heat and enjoy the beautiful mountains of Ruidoso, NM.
Mike Alexander, President and East Coast Dispatcher, his wife Jackie, and their family have made Equine Express their life. Jackie helped her parents with the business, working in the office and making farm calls to bring in customers. As Equine Express grew, Mike left his corporate job at the truck manufacturer Peterbilt, to join in as East Coast Dispatcher. They have 4 children, Caleb, Colton, Cody, and Catherine, who have all grown up here, cleaning stalls and washing trucks. Caleb and Colton, and their wives listed below, are the third generation to be an active and integral part of the business. Cody is making his passion for golf into his profession and Catherine is an aspiring vintage fashion entrepreneur. In their down time, Mike and Jackie also enjoy driving their Jeep out to Ruidoso.
Caleb Alexander, West Coast & Florida Dispatcher and Maintenance Supervisor, and his wife Amanda, Administrative Assistant, are looking forward to the future of Equine Express. Since Caleb was very little, he was riding along with his "Papa Joe" to move horses. He then started working in the barn, maintaining rigs, and since the day he was legal, driving the shuttle trucks. He has slowly worked his way up the ladder to the positions he holds today. Amanda graduated from Purdue University with her bachelor's degree in Animal Science. She worked for many years as an equine Breeding Manager, before marrying Caleb and joining Equine Express in the office. They have two young children, a daughter, Camryn, and a son, Coleman. As a family, they enjoy their AQHA broodmare, Yadazoom, and taking family vacations to Walt Disney World.
Greg McGee, Rig Manager, helped start Equine Express by driving the rigs. Growing up in the oil fields of west Texas, he developed a love for the "Big Rig" tractor-trailer semis. But when the family moved northeast, to the horse capital of Pilot Point, they were able to combine two things he loved, horses and semi-trucks. Greg is married to his wife, Janet, who is an art teacher at the local elementary school. They enjoy music, attending church, and visiting Janet's family in the beautiful state of Washington.
Colton Alexander, Texas Dispatcher, and his wife Maegan, Dispatch Assistant, are the newest family members to join Equine Express full time. Colton grew up maintaining the barn and cleaning the rigs, but once he graduated from high school, he started driving the shuttle rigs full time. Colton met Maegan at a local barn, while he was delivering an Equine Express horse! Maegan obtained her associates degree and helps in any way she can around the office. She also enjoys showing her western pleasure horse, Supermann, and was the 2016 3YO Non Pro Limited Western Pleasure AQHA Congress Champion.


A new campaign recently launched by the Joint Commission provides information to patients about how and when to get palliative care, and offers examples of questions that palliative care providers may ask them and questions that they can ask providers. The educational campaign is part of the Joint Commission's Speak Up program that urges people to take an active role in their health care. Speak Up brochures are available in English and Spanish.
Learn more about the role of physical therapists in palliative care at APTA's Hospice and Palliative Care webpage.


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Power ministry, DRDO Ink Pact to Install Early Warning Systems for Power Stations
The Ministry of Power announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) to implement an early warning system.
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The Ministry of Power announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) to implement an early warning system for vulnerable hydro projects and power stations in hilly regions. The MoU was signed by Alok Kumar, Secretary at the Ministry of Power, and Dr Samir V Kamat, Secretary of the Department of Defence (R&D) and Chairman of DRDO.
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Along with the DRDO, the Ministry of Power has also signed other MoUs with organisations like the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research's (CSIR), National Geophysical Research Institute, the Indian Meteorological Department, the Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology and the Indian Space Research Organisation's (ISRO) National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC).
The master control room for the EWS for vulnerable hydroelectricity projects has been set up by NHPC. It was launched in August 2022. The public utility company also launched a cloud-based software application for the EWS, which will help it monitor the 47 vulnerable projects across the country that were identified by the Central Electricity Authority (CEA). The software was integrated with information from other stakeholders in the project including weather forecasting data from the IMD.
The early warning systems will alert stakeholders in the case of natural hazards like avalanches, landslides, glaciers, glacial lakes and more.
The Ministry of Power and the DRDO will also be working together to build mitigation and damage control systems against these disasters.
The Early Warning System has been envisioned as a risk reduction system that combines hazard monitoring, forecasting and prediction, with disaster risk assessment, communication and preparedness.
The system will allow for timely action in the face of possible disasters in order to minimise risk and damage.
It is an adaptive measure to climate change, which uses integrated communication systems to help communities prepare for dangerous climate-related events.
A successful EWS saves lives and jobs, land and infrastructure and provides long-term sustainability.
This will aid in planning in the public sector, saving money in the long run and protecting economies.
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"That's Jazz" The Spoils Before Dying – IFC – Watch Now
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THE SPOILS BEFORE DYING Sn. 2 / Ep. 1 Murder in B Flat Aired: 7/8/15 | Watch until 1/1/16
Jazz singer Rock Banyon (Michael Kenneth Williams) finds himself accused of the murder of former lover, Fresno Foxglove (Maya Rudolph) and scientist Wilbur Stygamian.
When the police give him 3 days to prove his innocence, Rock flees to Mexico.
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The Spoils Before Dying Review: "That's Jazz" / "Fear Steps In"
Review Ratings:
"That's Jazz" (Episode 2.03): 6.8
"Fear Steps In" (Episode 2.04): 8.3
IFC's latest saga The Spoils Before Dying sets itself apart from its predecessor, The Spoils of Babylon, in that it has a compelling story that's been pretty coherent and easy to follow (so far, anyway). It's a noirish mystery—Rock Banyon (Michael K. Williams) tries to clear himself of the murders of Fresno Foxglove (Maya Rudolph) and scientist Wilber Stygamian— wrapped in a blanket of ridiculousness that only IFC and Funny or Die can deliver.
It begins as usual with creator Eric Jonrosh (Will Ferrell) talking about himself and his 1958 classic novel that was hit with more than 80 obscenity lawsuits in over 30 states. He says that when he was brought before a House Subcommittee on Un American Activities: "I plead the fifth and then drank a fifth." But the Jonrosh is on an especially good roll with this episode's introduction: "Well, here it is, part three of six. It drags a bit and loses its pace. I was interested in boring my audience at that time—and I still am. Most of you are idiots anyway…" Unfortunately, Jonrosh is right (about the episode).
"That's Jazz" opens with a faithful recreation of an old TV show with Andy Daly playing host in "Artie Mann's Jazz Party," which is sponsored by Boghei "French-like" cigarettes. "A pack or two a day is the Boghei way…" There's truth in that cigarette commercial spoof, which makes it perfect satire. After Rock has a breakdown on the Artie Mann show, he heads for a watering hole where he meets Kenton Price (Michael Sheen). After ordering a glass of "Bagpipes O'Toole Scotch Flavored Vodka"—as an advertisement for the canned beverage that's "perfect for driving" flashes on the screen—Price hits on Rock. After Rock turns him down, the two get to talking about Wilber Stygamian, an acquaintance of Price's. Now this is where Spoils Before Dying gets serious on the audience: It turns out that Stygamian was a member of the secretive Mattachine Society (a real organization) that fought for the rights of gays in the 1950s. Sheen says that "hamosexuals" like himself are persecuted by local police and that the secrets the society knows about the power brokers of L.A. could get people into trouble.
The episode does drag in a few places: About midway through there's a yawner of a musical number with Delores at the club singing above a montage of Rock wondering the streets. But it's followed by a great scene with an over-the-top Kate McKinnon from Saturday Night Live, playing the girlfriend of Rock's sax player (who also turned up dead). Alternating between weeping and drinking, McKinnon's boozy Southern character outs herself as a harlot, who has slept with all the jazz greats. And she means all—naming most of them in a funny and well-edited monologue: "Ella…ooh, Ella was the best."
In Rock's quest to track down another clue, Chris Parnell makes an appearance as a drug dealer Beebop Jones who introduces Rock to Tabby Smooth (Jack Kilmer), the future of music—rock music. He also sends Rock off with a warning not to look into the murder of Stygamian. The scene then transitions into a cartoon about jazz set to music and free verse, then ends up back with Jonrosh, hawking Boghei cigarettes. He gets angry with off screen producers who try to get him to stop: "Why would they take tobacco commercials off TV? It makes no sense!" (which can also apply to the mishmash of "That's Jazz.")
Its partner episode, "Fear Steps In" fares better with more action, sex, drugs and murder. Jonrosh's intro is outrageously entertaining. Ferrell deadpans into the camera: "It took me one night to write my novel, The Spoils Before Dying." Jonrosh then compares himself to other literary giants like Mailer, Vidal, Cheever and curses those who banned the book and exiled him. "Even now, I'm a man without a country…and an apartment." He says that episode four is "pretty good. I think you'll enjoy it."
Rock visits Price for more information about Stygamian and immediately notices that Price is exceptionally jumpy and nervous. Sheen's performance in this scene as he jumps around the room mixing cocktails is reminiscent of a classic Three Stooges physical comedy sketch; that is, until the toy helicopter is spotted outside his house and assassinates Price as dramatically as Sgt. Elias was in Platoon.
Salizar Vasquez Deleon makes a return appearance and attacks Rock and Delores at Rock's apartment. What follows is a talking cat sequence and then hot sexy time between Rock and Delores, sort of. Jonrosh pops in to explain that the original film scene was banned and destroyed, and they've done their best to recreate it with original audio and storyboards that were found in a Parisian whorehouse that Jonrosh frequented. The censored images and sound effects are extremely amusing.
Emily Ratajkowski makes an appearance at the end as Stygamian's purported daughter and leads Rock to a secret room about a mile below the scientist's home. But it's a trap! There's an evil German woman scientist waiting with a big needle and the screen fades to black as Spoilssets things up for its final two episodes. The show's humor is definitely juvenile at times, and isn't for everyone, but if you look past the winks and nods, you'll find more serious fodder as well as surprisingly sharp moments of commentary on American culture, history and media.
Christine N. Ziemba is a Los Angeles-based freelance pop culture writer and regular contributor to Paste. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Little Boy is an exhibition showcasing a selection of ten Japanese artists who have risen to fame, apparently to cult status by exploring the idea of 'Otaku'. The meaning of 'Otaku' refers to the visual culture surrounding a generation obsessed with anime and manga, and roughly translates as 'pop cult fanaticism'. The exhibition caught my eye for the sole reason that I know next to nothing about Japanese art and 'Otaku', the most exposure I've had is the very occasional anime flick. As a Graphic Designer I've often skimmed through design books and oogled over quirky and colorful designs that have come out of Japan, but have rarely been able to apply any of its vernacular to what I was doing.
Yuji Sakai, Godzilla figures, various scales and dates.
Godzilla models which show the evolution of Japans' most famous monster from 1954 – 1995. Also, bright red oversize anatomical diagrams of the creature.
Shigeru Komatsuzaki, Battle in the South Pacific: American Battleship "South Dakota," 1968. Collection Masako Komatsuzaki and Keisuke Nemoto.
Depictions of war machinery that were elaborately and painstakingly rendered with acrylic (they must have taken forever to produce!).
Kitahara collection, Japanese vintage toys, various makers, 1960s – 1970s. Collection of Teruhisa Kitahara.
A huge collection of vintage toys (very cool and very retro!), many of which were mascots of Japanese companies that evolved into corporate giants.
Eerie looking faces delicately painted on canvas with no prominent features apart from eyes.
Noboru Tsubaki, Fresh Gasoline, 1988-89. Collection Jeffrey Deitch.
A huge, striking yellow blob, which apparently depicts Japans' mixed and confused emotional feeling towards America.
Digital prints on vinyl that portray intricate cityscapes overgrowing with plant-life.
Figurative depictions of human skulls by the exhibitions' curator, Takashi Murakami, mirroring the shape of a mushroom cloud – that of Hiroshima.
Descriptions which accompanied the work on show gave me an insightful background into the artists and their inspiration. I was able to see behind the often cute, quirky and bizarre work and get a sense of where it was coming from. The name of the exhibition "Little Boy" derives from the nickname given to the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945. I guess the curator of the exhibition wasn't afraid to make a point because he also had on display a copy of 'Article 9'. This is one of the first things you see as you enter and was a document drafted by America after the Second World War to prevent Japan from flexing any military muscle after dropping Little Boy!
As it turns out, references made towards the war, the bomb, and the ensuing apocalypse is clearly evident throughout much of the exhibition. Murakami is known as someone who explores art forms that have stemmed from the "generational aftershock" since Hiroshima. Otaku is synonymous with a culture and visual language surrounding Anime & Manga, which themselves conjur images of the apocalypse, machines of war, cityscapes, monsters with supernatural powers, wide-eyed innocent looking children (innocent until they get angry of course!), and the occasional huge yellow blob!
Having seen this eclectic mix of work from Japan I feel like I've learnt something and would recommend anyone to check it out.


Cloud computing service is changing the IT scenario as much as the web did, back in the 1990s. Now a garage setup can deploy its services on the web on a shoe-string budget and still aspire to scale to the size of the Googles, FaceBooks and Amazons of our world.
The deployment platform will scale as and when the business grows, that too, in a granular fashion. For big companies, cloud computing provides enormous advantages of consolidation, manageability, flexibility and sand-boxing.
For many businesses, cloud computing services provides scale-out capability with core infrastructure being on-premise.
Such enormous advantages offered by the cloud are one reason why many companies are adopting the cloud technology and finding ways to migrate applications and infrastructure to the cloud. This is one technology that has created revolutionary changes in the way IT is done today. Cloud has this enormous processing power, virtually unlimited, that can churn data into insights readily, boosting the productivity of any organization that makes use of it.
Organizations use cloud computing services for rapidly scaling up and meeting changing needs of the industry. Now, the cloud is no longer a luxury; it is quite a necessity.


(AUSTIN) – Today, CPRIT leadership presented the agency's legislative appropriations request (LAR) to the House Appropriations Committee. Chief Executive Officer Wayne Roberts and Chief Operating Officer Heidi McConnell appeared before the committee to testify on behalf of CPRIT. See the presentation submitted to the committee.


Sadder still, we'd built an impressive meat cutting lab as part of the new Haley Institute on the AC campus in Bible Hill. It is a multi-room facility that's largely sat idle for more than a decade. But this could be about to change.
Today, while supermarkets continue to import ready-cut meats (seldom locally grown), there is demand for carefully cut and packaged meats for farmers raising beef, sheep, and hogs locally for the farm market and custom meats trade. Grass-fed, natural, and certified organic meats are often sold at a premium, and to discerning consumers who are not happy when a steak or chop is an inch thick on one end and a half inch at the other.
There is so much more to proper butchering than is reflected in the old idea, "it all ends up the same place." Consumers paying eight, 10, and more dollars a pound for their meat can be fussy. Another thing to consider is the potential to sell more pounds for top prices through improved cutting practices – as was demonstrated to us a couple of years ago when retired Fleischermeister Dieter Maier from West LaHave, N.S., boned out one of our steers. He used knives only, no bandsaw, to separate muscle groups into higher value steaks and roasts, achieving at least a 30 percent higher retail value on the whole beef carcass.
Says Maier, "This cutting method has been used by the big North American meat packers for at least 25 years, but has been missed by small local butcher shops due to the non existence of meat cutting courses or apprenticeships in the meat business.
Word that a meat cutting and processing course might return to the AC has been enthusiastically received. It would happen thanks to efforts of a team led by Extended Learning Program Manager Ashley Coffin who earlier this spring took to social media to ask if there was interest in such a course. The response was quick and positive.
But who wants to take that course, and why, when, and would they be willing to pay? If so, how much? These questions and more, 10 in all, are asked in a survey that has now been posted on-line at https://surveys.dal.ca/opinio/s?s=28441.
Margie Hartling, an instructor and nutrition lab supervisor, walked us through the impressive meat cutting and processing facilities at the Haley Institute in early May. There is a room for breaking down carcasses, there are walk-in coolers and freezers, a smoker, machines for making sausages and hot dogs, a kitchen lab for learning how to process meats into all manner of cold cuts, and a large amphitheater. A side of beef can be delivered through a door to the outside, hung on a rail, and from there trolleyed throughout.


Jung Won covers pharma/biotech industry and regulatory news in South Korea, including major breaking news, interviews with key officials, policy and regulatory developments as well as other feature stories that provide insight into the Korean pharma/biotech market.
Jung Won has worked previously for Dow Jones Newswires, covering various industry sectors and the economy, providing her with an ability to work to tight deadlines. She has played a key role in expanding Scrip and Pink Sheet's coverage of the important South Korean market, including biosimilar companies, emerging bioventures, and important policy, pricing and regulatory developments.
2019 could be a monumental year for the South Korean pharma industry, as several new drug assets await the green light from the US FDA.
South Korean financial authorities conclude Samsung BioLogics violated accounting standards by omitting certain information on its joint venture agreement with Biogen from public disclosures, and have ordered further investigation of a corporate governance decision on the handling in accounts of the JV, Samsung Bioepis. The latest ruling in the prolonged affair could hurt the credibility and business of Samsung BioLogics going forward, although the firm maintains it has done nothing improper.
As political talks gain momentum, the Kaesong Industrial Complex in North Korea could be the starting point of possible healthcare cooperation with the South, once the relationship between the two countries improves, a South Korean official report suggests.
Samsung Bioepis is shifting gears moving into the development of novel biologics via a strategic collaboration with Takeda.
Following Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee's recommendation for Mylan and Biocon's trastuzumab biosimilar, Celltrion and Teva's CT-P6 appear to be one of the next one in, but given the expiry of Herceptin patent in the US and other late stage trastuzumab biosimilar candidates, it could be anybody's game to launch their products first.
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The Colophon: New Series; A Quarterly for Bookmen. Volume I. Number 1. Summer 1935.
Limited edition. Original publisher's beige boards with a blue-green color illustration on the front cover. 6 1/4" x 9 1/2." Pages 1-159, complete. Plates and illustrations in black and white and color, complete. Pages 145-159 are "Advertising Announcements of Great Interest to Bookmen with a Running Accompaniment from the Crow's Nest and Notes About Contributors." Pages and covers are very clean and intact. Binding is tight. Spine is chipped and browned. A Fine copy. Text printed in the front: "Established in 1929, the first part was issued in February 1930, and the twentieth, completing five volumes in March 1935. Part One of the New Series, Copyright 1935, is issued in July." Back colophon: "And that's that. The Colophon New Series, Volume I, Number 1 ... finished in July, MCMXXXV--at sunset--on a hot day...." The Colophon was a limited edition quarterly periodical that was published from 1929 to 1950. The periodical was established by Elmer Adler (1884-1962), the founder of Pynson Printers in New York City. Each quarterly contains a collection of "signatures" written and printed by different printers or printing presses. Most of these "signatures" are articles, but a few take the form of artwork and other non-written works. The articles cover a diverse range of topics but all relate in some way to printing, publishing, art, and literature. The Colophon was especially unique in featuring a variety of paper, typography, and printing styles due to the different contributors. The boards were produced by Pynson Printers. Beginning in 1935, The Colophon: New Series included fewer graphics and no longer used the contributors' paper, typography, or printing styles. The following are the articles and features in this issue: "Burt Emmett" by Sherwood Anderson, "America's First Bibles" by Randolph G. Adams, "Herman Melville as I Recall Him" by Oscar Wegelin, "Fly-Specks and Folios" by Robert M. Smith, "Stephen Collins Foster, Dramatic Collaborator" by Edward G. Fletcher, "Waverley in America" by David A. Randall, "Alexandre Dumas, Benefactor" by F. W. Reed, "George Eliot and John Chapman: A Fragment" by Blanche Colton Williams," "More About the Mouse-Trap" by Burton Stevenson," "A Note on 'The Monk'" by Frederick Coykendall, "Longfellow's Original Sin of Imitation" by Lawrance R. Thompson, "Who Wrote 'English Notes?" by J. A. T. Lloyd, "A Note on Ernest Hemingway" by Louis Henry Cohn, "An Early American Story of Utopia" by Nelson F. Adkins, "Some Recent Books About Paper" by Ruth Shepard Granniss, and "The Crow's Nest" by F. B. Adams, Jr.
Title: The Colophon: New Series; A Quarterly for Bookmen. Volume I. Number 1. Summer 1935.
Categories: Literature, Books about Books, Art and Architecture,
Publisher: New York, Pynson Printers, Incorporated: 1935
Keywords: Pamphlets. Periodicals. Magazines. Journals. Folios. Collectibles. Vintage magazines. Antique magazines. The Colophon. Book Collectors' Quarterly. United States. US history. Book collecting. Fine press. Printing. Printmaking. Publishing industry. Book industry. Literature. Fine art. Graphic design. Book design. Typography. Typefaces. Printers. Printing presses. Elmer Adler. Pynson Printers. Books About Books. Limited edition. Burt Emmett. Sherwood Anderson. American Bibles. Randolph Adams. Herman Melville. Oscar Wegelin. Folios. Robert Smith. Stephen Collins Foster. Stephen Foster. Edward Fletcher. Waverley. David Randall. Alexandre Dumas. F W Reed. George Eliot. John Chapman. Blanche Colton Williams. Blanche Williams. Burton Stevenson. Monk. Frederick Coykendall. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Henry Longfellow. Lawrance Thompson. English Notes. J A T Lloyd. J Lloyd. Ernest Hemingway. Louis Henry Cohn. Louis Cohn. Nelson Adkins. Paper. Papermaking. Ruth Shepard Granniss. Crow's Nest. F B Adams. SG-108.,
The Colophon: New Series; A Quarterly for Bookmen. Volume I. Number 4. Spring 1936.
The Colophon: New Series; A Quarterly for Bookmen. Volume I. Number 2. Autumn 1935.


Finding the right Veterinary Hospital for You!
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How Do I Choose the Perfect Veterinary Hospital for my Pet?
This veterinarian is so connected with her patient, that they even dress the same!
cat from your local shelter, or you purchased a new puppy from a breeder or pet store, finding a veterinary hospital is an important part of preparing your new life for you and your new furry companion. We live in a special time for the veterinary industry. There are many veterinary hospitals across the country, and the diversity of the available hospitals can be staggering.
Do you and your pet feel comfortable in the physical space of the veterinary hospital?
When you enter into the hospital, is it free of odors? Is the hospital calm and peaceful? Is there bustling activity? Is the noise overwhelming? Do the staff who greet you seem to enjoy their work?
Take into consideration the preferences of your pet as well. Some cats may prefer a separate cat entrance. Large dogs may prefer bench style seating where they can sit next to you while you wait for your appointment. Is it simple to get your cat's carrier from the car into the building? Is there a comfortable place for your dog to relieve herself before the car ride home? All of these little details can make the difference between an easy trip to the veterinarian, or a more challenging one.
Can you communicate and develop a trusting relationship with your Veterinarian?
Finding a veterinary professional who can understand your concerns, has a good rapport with your pet, and has considerable expertise to address your pet's needs is very important. Veterinarians all have different personalities and communication styles. Finding one who is compatible with you is imperative to ensuring that your pet gets the best care possible. Consider how you may want to best communicate with a veterinarian. Do you prefer a doctor who will email answers to your questions? Do you want to interact with them through social media? Do you want a doctor who is efficient in the exam room, or one who will spend an hour chatting with you? When you meet a veterinarian for the first time, ask questions about how best to communicate with them to ensure that their capabilities are compatible with your expectations.
Finding a hospital with friendly staff is very important!
veterinary support staff is similarly as accessible and friendly. In most instances, you will be communicating with support staff more than the veterinarian! Choose hospitals where the client service and technical staff is happy to be there, and interested in your needs.
Does the veterinary hospital have the available services you are looking for?
Veterinary hospitals differ widely in the services that they offer to clients. Whether you are looking for a practice that focuses on wellness and preventative care, practices with specialty medicine offerings, practices with available boarding and grooming services, evening appointment hours, emergency and urgent care, or alternative medicine services, you are bound to find a practice in your area that will meet your needs.
Veterinary hospitals are also diverse in their size and ownership descriptions. There are still many one to two doctor practices that are privately owned for pet owners to find. In addition, several large corporations have opened many veterinary hospitals across the country (Banfield and Veterinary Centers of America for example). There are also many hospitals that employ many veterinarians for their clients. Finding a practice that is the right size with the right available services is as important as finding the right veterinary professional.
Tour the veterinary hospital before committing to an appointment!
Before making your first appointment at a hospital that you expect will meet all of your needs, schedule a visit for a tour of their facility. Most veterinary hospital staff will be delighted to show off their facility and abilities in order to earn your business and trust.
By keeping these preferences and aspects of veterinary practices in mind when searching for your next veterinary hospital, you will be certain to make a choice that will ensure the health and well-being of your dog or cat for years to come.


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