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6: Crafting Body Confidence
In this episode I talk to Michelle Elman who is a body confidence coach, an award-winning body positive activist, mostly known for her campaign Scarred Not Scared. She's not just another coach on the block, her active presence within the body positive community with over 190k followers across her Instagram accounts was built because she knows what it is to go from feeling ugly, as she says, because of scars across her body, to being un-shakably body confident. This girl was given a third chance to live after brain tumour operation and has a lot of insights into how to deal with trauma, how to not give a dam about what people think about her body and turn adversity into meaningful life with purpose. We talk about: The journey of becoming a confidence coach The change in body positivity in the media today and project 'Body Love' led by Women's Health Magazine Michelle's attitude to her 'being ugly' How she changed the idea of beauty at her school in 6th form How we can contribute to changing the culture around beauty, money or anything else around us Through surgeries and body adversity to created purpose How being given a third chance to live shifted Michelle's attitude to life and purpose Relationship with trauma Comparing illnesses and why it's not a good idea Anger as an unexpressed emotion and how it's been affecting Michelle's life How to speak and what to speak about with your loved ones laying in hospital bed Connect with Michelle on: Instagram & Twitter @scarednotscared / @bodypositivitymeans Facebook & Youtube Book "Am I Ugly" by Michelle Elman on Amazon Ted Talk: Have you hated your body enough today
5: The Gift of Illness in Changing a Mindset to Life
Statistics say that one in two people are likely to be diagnosed with cancer during their life. Apparently one in eight women in the UK will develop breast cancer at some point in their lifetime. And the numbers don't stop there, as this equates to over 55,000 women that are diagnosed with breast cancer each year in the UK. Each of those women experiences the shock and stress of a diagnosis. But that isn't the full story, for around each woman are family and friends that are also affected. And each woman needs to decide how to approach their illness, which of the many potential routes to healing and recovery will they choose beyond the treatments and medications. On The Eagle podcast I am looking through the statistics, media headlines and Instagram grid stories to the healing journeys of individuals. I want to understand the why, the what, the how. What can we learn that informs our own choices, our options and our beliefs. This isn't necessarily about preventing reoccurrence or healing our emotional wounds but how we come to acceptance and how we move forward to live life healthily and with joy. Where do we begin? When thinking which Eagle I have met in my life who could have a logical, realistic yet inspiring conversation about their breast cancer healing journey, I didn't need to look far. I am very lucky to know Victoria Fuller who I met two years ago. An established Wellness PR business owner, a poised, articulate, purpose driven woman who not only has a great story of recovering from breast cancer, but also has a vision on how this country needs to tackle this terrible issue. In this episode of The Eagle Podcast we discuss: How the 50th birthday gift from NHS brought the news of breast cancer Clarity on the reasons for cancer and why the news of cancer was exactly what Victoria expected The impact of stress on the diagnosis of cancer The scariest part of the diagnosis and how to navigate it Decisions made on different treatments Comparing cancer and treatments with the business stresses What life stagnation and resistance to change means to health Why Victoria knows the cancer won't come back Why meditators still get cancer or any other illness Victoria's top tip for staying healthy and illness-free Why feeling a victim of illness is not helpful for your recovery and how to turn that around Purpose through cancer How to shift the mindset and see a change in your healing process Why health education needs to be in schools How Chinese medicine plays a big role in Victoria's good health and prevention of illness Resources: London Meditation Centre Katie Brindle Book
4: Making a Stand at The Grammy's
Breast cancer often leads to mastectomies, and the scars that surgery leaves can result in women feeling they have lost a core part of their femininity. Some cover scars with tattoos, others go the breast implant route, and there are those who leave things as they are. That's Jen Rose from South Florida, US. Jen is a mother to two children, a wife to a man who fell in love with her and her scars, a musician, who composes incredibly high vibrational soulful music that creates a healing environment. Living a life with one breast in her early 30s was a decision Jen made consciously, despite being a single parent, fresh after a messy divorce. A few years down the road Jen is not only happily married again, breastfed her second baby with one breast, but also embraces her exposed half-full chest by making a stand at the Grammy's earlier this year. This episode explores two of my great loves, health and its links to music. Jen's story will touch even the biggest sceptic's heart. In this episode of The Eagle Podcast we discuss: Fixed belief system as a catalyst to Jen's to cancer diagnosis and cancer reoccurrence Inner vs Outer environment and its influence on our health Healing modalities Jen used to help the body heal What happened when the naturopath couldn't help Jen to heal anymore Reflections on decisions and choices made along the way of cancer and surgery The importance of listening to spirit/gut feeling when making critical health decisions Breastfeeding after mastectomy How cancer changed her relationship with herself and others Mastectomy and changing perceptions of beauty Dating, new relationship and sex after cancer Creating vs consuming: are you consuming other people's beliefs, ideas, articles or choosing silence and meditation as a tool helping you to choose healing paths, the next steps and make decisions that suit you Taking a stand at the 2019 Grammys, why Jen chose this even to make a stand and the comments from people that followed The link between music and health Bruce Lipton "The biology of belief" Jen's Instagram Jen's Facebook Jen Rose Website Jen making a stand at the Grammy's
3: In Health and In Sickness: Corina & Harrison
Relationships and marriages in one form or another have a spoken or unspoken vow lovers give to each other: "I am with you in health and in sickness". And it's all good and fun when we are healthy, but what really happens when sickness takes over one and the other becomes a carer? Corina, 25, and Harrison, 32, are a living example - a couple next door to any of us - of how illness that one suffers from challenges the entire relationship, their values, beliefs and communication habits. This young couple enjoyed their relationship for more than a year when Corina found herself enduring enormous pain and unable to walk properly. With the diagnosis of psoriatic arthritis came the change of the relationship dynamics. In this episode of The Eagle Podcast we discuss: Show notes: How invisible illness takes away liberties and freedoms Searching for the root of illness Critical point in illness that helped Corina to start taking control of her health Decisions and experimentations with healing and trying to feel better How Corina chose a more sustainable way of living How exercise effects arthritis and pain management Emotions when suffering with arthritis Harrison's and Corina's refections on her illness and how it affected their relationship The risk Harrison took in influencing Corina's health crisis How we ourselves can be the villains in our lives Biggest lessons for both Corina and Harrison in the healing journey Harrison discovered 4 levels of his anger he felt during Corina's health crisis. It was triggered by lack of her interest in finding ways to improve her health: Arthritis sucks - why this is happening to you? Why this and why now? By extension, this is happening to me and I am now thrust into this position of carer. Anger at myself for being angry about it happening to us. Rebelliousness agains that anger: I have right to be angry, its hard! References: Elimination Diet by Mikhaila Peterson Article about Jordan Peterson and his daughter, Mikhaila Jordan Peterson's Podcast Corina's email ericacorina@me.com Harrison's email harrison.moore@network.rca.ac.uk Facebook Group: The Eagle Collective
2: Optimise your diet, tune your health
Food and diet is not just a popular or fun thing to talk about. It's also something Toral Shah embraces as a vehicle for health, illness prevention, recovery and reduction of illness recurrence. Toral not only knows the human side of illness (breast cancer), but also is a nutritional scientist and food consultant, focusing on the role of diet and nutrition in the prevention of disease, such as cancer, diabetes and others. She saw her mum and a number of other family women survive breast cancer, she's a breast cancer survival herself. Toral has been on both sides: the witness, the observer, the supporter to others facing the diagnosis and being on the healing journey, and also being the one on the receiving end, with all the roles reversed. In this episode of The Eagle Podcast we discuss: What led Toral to studying cancer and nutrition for cancer patients What it is like to work with cancer patents What it was like to share breast cancer experience with her mum Emotions people have when they see Toral for the first time Usual food patterns seen in cancer patients Resistance and importance for taking responsibility for your own health Food and cancer prevention Alcohol and cancer Stress and cancer Importance of community when you are ill The link of gut and inflammation to cancer and what you can do to avoid having inflammation British Society of Lifestyle Medicine ODD BOX Blue Zones - places with the world's longest-lived, and thus healthiest, people Dirty Dozen Vegetables and Fruits Rainbow Slaw recipe on Royal Marsden The book "The Complete Guide to Breast Cancer: How to Feel Empowered and Take Control"by Professor Trisha Greenhalgh, an academic GP, and Dr Liz O'Riordan, a Consultant Breast Cancer Surgeon Toral Shah's Website Toral Shah - The Urban Kitchen - on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook Facebook Group: The Eagle Collective
1: Finding your joy, why cancer is not a fight
Jem Ayres is a British entrepreneur, Cancer Coach and Body worker. Jem is my very special first Eagle! Her story of cancer begins on an idyllic white sands holiday in Thailand in 2015 which turned rapidly into life saving surgery at the age of 32. She was diagnosed with a tumour in her brain and had immediate brain surgery. Several weeks after the trauma of her surgery and back home in the UK, Jem had the added shock of a diagnosis of an advanced melanoma. What followed was a very personal emotional journey and a number of difficult decisions. Things we talk about in this episode: ~ The events that led to Jem's diagnosis and everything that followed ~ The road to full recovery from stage 4 skin cancer ~ How Jem continues to remain healthy by decisions and actions she continues to take to affect her healing in a positive way (there are many gems there, and some of them will put a smile on your face!) ~ The words she chooses to describe herself that empower her on this journey - and aren't the fighting words that people usually use towards cancer ~ How cancer affected Jem's relationships with her business, as well as family and friends ~ How her life pivoted from one business to another and how she treats her work now ~ Controversy of being your own cancer healer. Jem unpacks the bold statement on her website for us 'Through choice, self-love and power of belief one can heal cancer'. Be assured, this doesn't go unnoticed by people and Jem shares the range of reactions she receives ~ Three biggest lessons cancer taught Jem Links mentioned in this episode: Jem's reference to the video by Dr Emoto, Japanese doctor about the power of words and how water responds to them Jem Ayes Coaching https://jemayres.co.uk
The Eagle Podcast is hosted by Sandra Donskyte. A bold and honest conversation with folks who, like eagles, soar in how they handle and overcome their health challenges in a life affirming way and have changed their lives for the better. It also brings experts in the field of research, nutrition, health and healing to explain how this happens and inspire as well as empower you to take the steps to be healthier and more vibrant. You never know when a story you hear today will resonate with you or will be an encouraging story you'll tell to your loved one in need.

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Film policy awaiting cabinet nod: Jayantakr :: Manipur News | Manipur Daily | Poknapham - Manipuri News!
IMPHAL, 29th Nov: Winners of different categories of the 11th Manipur State Film Awards 2018 hosted by Manipur State Film Development Society (MSFDS) have been declared on Thursday.
MSFDS chairman and art & culture minister L Jayantakumar declared the result at his secretariat office in the presence of MSFDS secretary Dr Hamom Naba and chairman & jury members of the annual award committee. The award will be distributed on December 9.
Poknapham columnist Yambem Tombi will be presented the best film critic award. She had won the award in 2013 also. Besides, she was honoured with best film journalist award in 2012 by Film Forum Manipur.
Announcing the result, minister Jayantakumar deplored that the number of entries for the award was low this year and stressed the need for short term policies over and above the long term policy for development of film industry in the state. He then urged those involved in movie making to strive for better production which can enter not only in national but also in international market. Acknowledging the requirement of funding in producing quality films, he said that the government is in process to provide financial assistance to filmmakers.
At present, the government is planning to provide assistance to filmmakers from Tongou village in Ukhrul district. Such moves will encourage filmmakers to produce more films with good quality, he said. The minister further said that formulation of Manipur State Film Policy has almost been completed. Once the draft policy is approved by the state cabinet, the same will be published in the state gazette, he said. He also called upon all concerned for a collective effort in improving quality of films and film industry in the state.
According to Dr Hamom Naba the committee received only eight entries in the feature film category; two in non-feature and three entries in best book & critics. The main reason behind the limited entries despite producing 80 to 90 films every year is the lack of certificate of Central Board of Film Certification since CBFC certificate is mandatory for the award. He also expressed concern over the trend of ignoring CBFC certificate in the state.
Winners in other categories are best special effect (Biju Kshetri for Tomthin Shija); best make-up (A Ragini & W Chandrima for Keishal Jaildugi Phadokshing); best costume (CHAMS for Mamlasanu Taibangpal); best music (Oken Amakcham for Mamlasanu Taibangpal); best lyrics (Laipa Luwang for Mamlasanu Taibangpal); Best male singer (Arvind for Mamlasanu Taibangpal); best female singer (Pushparani Huidrom for Mamlasanu Taibangpal); special jury award (Leishangthem Tonthoinganbi for Iche Tampha & G Kripaluxmi for Chinglen Sana).
In the non-feature section, 'Theatre of the Earth' produced by Films Division Mumbai under the direction of Oinam Doren won the best non-feature film. Eesingi Machu won best film on social issues while other winners in other categories are best cinematography (L Radhamohon for Eesingi Machu); best editing (Subhadipta Biswas for Theatre of the Earth); best music (Tomba Heisnam for Theatre of the Earth); and special jury award (Sunil Loitongbam for Theatre of the Earth).


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Q: IntelliJ delete files from project but from disk When I delete a file (either a class, a library or anything) from a project in IntelliJ , the file will also be deleted from the disk physically! Is there any way to avoid this? I may still need the file, but I just don't want it in this project.

A: You have to copy it away from the place on the disc manually before deleting it.
Your IDE uses different build systems (e.G. maven, ant, etc...) and cannot rely on all of them to correctly "ignore" stuff you have marked as deleted.
I usually have a "misc" project in my IDE where I move stuff like what you described.
The same goes for all IDEs, be it IntelliJ, Netbeans or Eclipse. The representation in your project should always be the same as on your disk.

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pantheism (n.)
"the belief or metaphysical doctrine that God and the universe are identical" (implying a denial of the personality of God), 1732, from pantheist (n.), which was coined 1705 by Irish deist John Toland (1670-1722), from Greek pan- "all" (see pan-) + -theism. Toland's word was borrowed into French, which from it formed panthéisme (1712) which returned to English as pantheism "the doctrine that all is god" in 1732 (there is no evidence that Toland himself used pantheism).
By 1895, the "Century Dictionary's" editors wrote that "Pantheism is essentially unchristian; and the word implies rather the reprobation of the speaker than any very definite opinion." Greek pantheios meant "common to all gods" (see pantheon). Other words used at various times for similar notions include panentheism, "philosophy founded on the notion that all things are in God" (1874), from German (1828), coined by Karl Christian Friedrich Krause (1781-1832).
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pan-
word-forming element meaning "all, every, whole, all-inclusive," from Greek pan-, combining form of pas (neuter pan, masculine and neuter genitive pantos) "all," from PIE *pant- "all" (with derivatives found only in Greek and Tocharian).
Commonly used as a prefix in Greek (before a labial pam-; before a guttural pag-), in modern times often with nationality names, the first example of which seems to have been Panslavism (1846). Also panislamic (1881), pan-American (1889), pan-German (1892), pan-African (1900), pan-European (1901), pan-Arabism (1930).
-theism
word-forming element meaning "belief (of a specified kind) in God, a god, or gods," from Greek theos "god" (from PIE root *dhes-, forming words for religious concepts) + -ism.
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Q: Having Twilio call 1 number, get the call status and then proceeding to call the next number on Apps Script I have a list of phone numbers to call on google spreadsheet and I have coded up on apps script to call the numbers.
However, I would like twilio to be able to call the first number, get its call status (completed, busy, failed etc), update it on the spreadsheet and then proceed to call the second number.
This is how I want my spreadsheet output to look like.
Currently, I am unable to get the call status from twilio using Apps Script. Would love to have some feedback on what I'm doing wrongly.
Thanks.
This is my Apps Script code
// Enter your Twilio account information here.
var TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID = '';
var TWILIO_NUMBER = '';
var TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN = '';

// Other variables
var STARTROW = 2
var STARTCOL = 1

// Creates the Call button on the menu bar
function onOpen() {
  // To learn about custom menus, please read:
  // https://developers.google.com/apps-script/guides/menus
  var ui = SpreadsheetApp.getUi();
  ui.createMenu('Call')
      .addItem('Call Selected', 'confirmCall')
      .addToUi();
};

// Ensuring variables are entered
function checkSetup() {
  if (TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID && TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN) {
    return true;
  } else {
    var ui = SpreadsheetApp.getUi();
    var response = ui.alert('Please check your Twilio account details in AppScript');
    return false;
  }
}

// Confirmation Pop-up alert
// Asks user if they have updated ngrok website
function confirmCall(){
  // Display a dialog box with a message and "Yes" and "No" buttons.
  var ui = SpreadsheetApp.getUi();
  var response = ui.alert('Is the Phone Number the last column and have you updated the ngrok website in the Apps Script?', ui.ButtonSet.YES_NO);

  // Process the user's response.
  if (response == ui.Button.YES) {
    Logger.log('The user clicked "Yes."');

    // Starts making the calls
    all_selected();

  } else {
    ui.alert('Please go to the Tools menu bar > Script Editor to update. \n If unsure, please check manual.');
    Logger.log('The user clicked "No" or the dialog\'s close button.');
  }
}

// Intiates calls to the selected users
function all_selected() {
  var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet();
  var ui = SpreadsheetApp.getUi();
  var totalRows = sheet.getLastRow();
  var numRows = sheet.getLastRow() - STARTROW + 1;
  var numColumns = sheet.getLastColumn();
  var nextColumn = numColumns + 1;

  // Create new column
  sheet.getRange(1,nextColumn).setValue("Response")

  if (!checkSetup) {
    return
  }

  if (numRows <= 0) {
    Logger.log("No one to call");
    var response = ui.alert('No calls to make');
    return;
  }

  for (var i = STARTROW; i <= (totalRows); i++) {
    var number = sheet.getRange(i,numColumns).getValue();
    var response = makeCall(number);

    //Browser.msgBox(response);
    // sheet.getRange(i,nextColumn + 1).setValue(response["status"])

    // If there is an error, update cell value to Nil
    if(response.code){
      sheet.getRange(i,nextColumn).setValue("Nil")
      Logger.log("Error has occured.");
    }

  }
}

// Calls a (ONE) person
function makeCall(to) {
  var call_url = "https://api.twilio.com/2010-04-01/Accounts/" + TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID + "/Calls.json";

  var payload = {
    "To": "+" + String(to),
    "From" : TWILIO_NUMBER,
    "Url": "http://821f72d16be7.ngrok.io/"   + "voice",
    "status_callback" : 'http://821f72d16be7.ngrok.io/' +  "status",
    "Method": "GET",
    "status_callback_event"  : ['queued', 'initiated'],
    "status_callback_method" : 'POST'
  };

  var options = {
    "method" : "post",
    "payload" : payload
  };

  options.headers = {
    "Authorization" : "Basic " + Utilities.base64Encode(TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID + ":" + TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN)
  };

  var response = UrlFetchApp.fetch(call_url, options);
  return JSON.parse(response);
}

This is my python Colab code
from flask import Flask, request, session
from flask_ngrok import run_with_ngrok

import os
from twilio.rest import Client
from twilio import twiml
from twilio.twiml.voice_response import VoiceResponse, Gather

from google.colab import auth

import gspread
from oauth2client.client import GoogleCredentials

# Change this if using a new sheet
sheet_id = ""

# Accesses the google spreadsheet
auth.authenticate_user()
gc = gspread.authorize(GoogleCredentials.get_application_default())

# Opens the spreadsheet(****First sheet****)
worksheet = gc.open_by_key(sheet_id).sheet1

# Gets the number of columns in the current sheet
num_col = len(worksheet.get_all_values()[0])
col = num_col + 1

####################################################################
TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID = ''
TWILIO_NUMBER = ''
TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN = ''

client = Client(TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID, TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN)

# Makes connection using FLASK
app = Flask(__name__)
run_with_ngrok(app)

@app.route("/status", methods=['GET', 'POST'])
def status():

    # Need to get the number of rows in that column
    row = len(worksheet.col_values(num_col))

    worksheet.update_cell(row, col+1, request.values['Status'])
    # client = Client(TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID, TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN)
    # record = client.calls.list(limit=1)
    # status = record.status

    # if status == 'failed':
    #   worksheet.update_cell(row, col, "failed")

@app.route("/voice", methods=['GET', 'POST'])
def voice():
    """Respond to incoming phone calls with a menu of options"""
    # Start our TwiML response
    resp = VoiceResponse()

    # Start our <Gather> verb
    gather = Gather(num_digits=1, action='/gather')
    gather.say('If you are interested in our service, press 1. If not, press 2.')
    resp.append(gather)

    # If the user doesn't select an option, redirect them into a loop
    resp.redirect('/voice')

    return str(resp)

@app.route('/gather', methods=['GET', 'POST'])
def gather():
    """Processes results from the <Gather> prompt in /voice"""
    # Start our TwiML response
    resp = VoiceResponse()

    # Need to get the number of rows in that column
    row = len(worksheet.col_values(num_col))
    #row = rows_col + 1

    # If Twilio's request to our app included already gathered digits,
    # process them
    if 'Digits' in request.values:
        # Get which digit the caller chose
        choice = request.values['Digits']

        # <Say> a different message depending on the caller's choice
        if choice == '1':
            resp.say('You have indicated your interest. We will get back to you soon.')
            # Updating the cells (row, column, data)
            worksheet.update_cell(row, col, "Yes")
            return str(resp)

        elif choice == '2':
            resp.say('We understand your choice. Thank you.')
            # Updating the cells (row, column, data)
            worksheet.update_cell(row, col, "No")
            return str(resp)

        else:
            # If the caller didn't choose 1 or 2, apologize and ask them again
            # Updating the cells (row, column, data)
            ###### sheet.update_cell(row, num_col, "Nil")
            worksheet.update_cell(row, col, "Never indicate")
            resp.say("Sorry, I don't understand that choice. Please try again.")

    # If the user didn't choose 1 or 2 (or anything), send them back to /voice
    resp.redirect('/voice')

    return str(resp)

# if __name__ == "__main__":
#     app.run(debug=True, use_reloader=False)

app.run()


Following his studies in London under fashion designers Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen, Christian Siriano launched his namesake collection in 2008. Since then, he's presented at New York Fashion Week annually, and his designs have appeared on the world's biggest stars and most prestigious red carpets. In 2013, he was inducted as a member of the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA). In addition to his countless achievements, Christian Siriano also proudly designs four seasonal collections of affordable shoes and handbags for Payless ShoeSource.
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The drive heading north from the Lake Louise area in Banff to Jasper National Park on 93N, aka The Icefields Parkway, was collectively THE MOST BEAUTIFUL drive we have taken so far, and that is saying a lot as we have been on some gorgeous drives over the past few months! It was pretty much 2 hours straight of amazing mountains, lakes, wildlife, glaciers, and waterfalls. This drive had it all!
We had heard that if going to Banff National Park that Jasper is not to be missed, even though it is a couple of hours north of Banff. We are happy that we heard this, and that we were able to get reservations in Jasper, because it would have been easy to just head back south from Banff and have never made this amazing drive! We would have really missed out!
The first thing that surprised us about this drive was the beautiful lakes that were close to the road. Secondly, the gorgeous mountains were never ending. It views were almost overwhelming. Then, we got to the Athabasca Glacier area. We were so glad that we stopped here at the Columbia Icefield Discovery Center. There was a beautiful movie we watched there, a nice gift shop, places to eat, a coffee shop, Wi-Fi, helpful staff with great maps, and many possible excursions to go on from the center. We didn't end up doing any of the excursions here with the kids, but you can walk up to the glacier on your own, or on it with an excursion. It is also only around $12 a night to dry camp in the pull through RV parking spots in the busy parking lot at the Columbia Icefield Discovery Center (52°13'09.7″N 117°13'41.2″W), and would have been a great place to stay a night to take in the mountain, and glacial views, and to give us more time to explore more at this stop, and on the way to Jasper.
If we hadn't been in our big motorhome on this drive, there were many more pull offs we would have taken, but with the time, we only stopped at the Glacier Center, at a stop called Goats and Glaciers (pics above), and at Athabasca Falls (pics below). All of these spots were easy to get in and out of with the motorhome, and were definitely worth the stop! The mountain goats on the hillside, and the scenery at the Goats and Glaciers stop were beautiful, and the waterfalls and trails at Athabasca Falls were amazing as well.
As we were pulling out of the Goats and Glaciers pull off, we even saw a black bear in the tree line right next to the road (mid-right of pic below)!
As much as we loved the next 3 days that we spent in Jasper National Park, this drive from Banff to Jasper was our favorite part of Jasper, and just as amazing as what we saw in Banff too!
Love the shots through the windows of the RV. Amazing how the scenery there is so stunning it looks unreal and it's hard to believe your eyes.


The first of many wedding photos to be posted, i suspect.
I love this one. Taken by my cousin, Chris, of me putting on my brother Will's boutonniere.
You can click to view a few more wedding photos (with me and my dress!) that I've uploaded to my Flickr account.
Otherwise, I recommend you view Chris' online album. He has some gorgeous ones! And you can see the ceremony, the signing of documents, the kiss, the speeches, the dancing, the ties around the heads.


In anticipation of his upcoming Predictive Analytics World Manufacturing Chicago, June 19-22, 2017 conference presentation, Closing the Loop with Predictive Product Performance, we interviewed Richard Semmes, Senior Director, R&D at Siemens PLM. View the Q-and-A below for a glimpse of what's in store at the PAW Manufacturing conference.
A: The objective for predictive analytics in manufacturing is really to enable actionable business decisions that impact the way you design, build, or service your products. The most successful practitioners of predictive analytics in manufacturing use continuously updated data from many sources throughout their supply chain. The biggest challenges center on data ETL, aggregation, and continuous updates.
A: Our models predict the performance of mechatronic products. We use predictive analytics to connect real world IoT data to the Digital Twin models of the virtual world. That allows manufacturers of physical goods to proactively manage their businesses by better understanding what is going to happen in their factories as well as their products in the field.
A: Predictive analytics serves to find issues with products we did not know existed. We use predictive models to understand the correlation between product features and product performance. We use that insight to proactively manage those products in the field as well as optimizing the product through design changes.
A: In one instance, we trained models using environmental data as well as IoT data from a very complex machine that produces other products. The trained model was able to show us the environmental and job characteristics that had the best correlation to job failure. That information can be used to warn the operator that there is increased risk of failure and it can be used to improve the machines to better handle those adverse situations.
A: The extent to which environmental data should be taken into consideration when creating predictive models. While it is obvious that weather and other environmental state can influence product performance, the extent to which including environmental conditions helps discover product feature correlations is significant.
A: You don't need an army of data scientists to reap the benefits of predictive analytics in your business.
Don't miss Richard's conference presentation, Closing the Loop with Predictive Product Performance, at PAW Manufacturing, on June 20, 2017 from 1:30 to 2:15 pm. Click here to register for attendance.


With a deep history behind Saint Ignatius' College and a forward-thinking approach to the future, it only makes sense that the rich architecture is met with some of the latest innovations in design and technology, thanks to the teams at Shelmerdines and PMDL.
Saint Ignatius' College Riverview Campus is a Catholic school in New South Wales providing a holistic Catholic education since 1880. With a deep history behind the college and a forward-thinking approach to the future, it only makes sense that the rich architecture is met with some of the latest innovations in design and technology, thanks to the teams at Shelmerdines and PMDL.
With many halls, classrooms, and living spaces that required the perfect lighting for the students and teachers who board there, finding a customisable lighting solution that could easily adapt to suit any space was essential.
Both the team at Shelmerdines and the team at PDML tailored a suite of mLight luminaires for Saint Ignatius' College, and the end result is easily described as both beautiful and functional.
mLight's Kleo LED triumphs over task lighting with versatility and grace. With the power to simultaneously cease the cave effect and provide high levels of comfortable lighting with indirect and glare control features, she beautifully illuminates any space with innovative technology and flawless design. You can tailor the Kleo to suit your needs with custom finishes, mounting options, and ability to integrate maintained emergency and sensor technology.
In the classrooms of Saint Ignatius', however, lengths of the diffused Kleo has been suspended with blanks to provide optimal illumination for the students working below. In other areas, the Kleo was mitred joined into shapes and suspended over collaborative workstations, enticing those passing by to stop awhile and work together to create something new.
At Saint Ignatius', flawlessly lit lengths of the Advance IP44 has been recessed to safely illuminate the amenities area. Created from the ground up around LED technology, the compact Advance has been punching well above its weight since its inception as our first LED profile. Although task lighting is its primary goal, this nimble fitting has been used in a wide range of applications, including highly custom shapes.
There's even a mLight luminaire solution for the outdoor undercover areas. The surface mounted and powder coated white LEDxT, with its hardy IP65 rating, provides additional light for extra-curricular activities around the college.
We'd love your feedback on how the designers have used our profiles in this project. How would you have approached this project using mLight's diverse range of luminaires? Tell us on +61 8786 3311 or email enquiries@mlight.com.au.


Someone may ask "Why?". Reason is simple: X-Gene 1 processor. I think that it's hateclub grows and grows with time.
Nowadays with all those other AArch64 processors on a market it starts to be painful. PCI support requires quirks, serial console requires patching etc. We have X-Gene1 in Applied Micro Mustang servers and HPe Moonshot M400 cartridges. Maybe officially those machines are not listed as supported but we still use them so testing a new release work there has to be done.
And each time there are some issues to work around. Some could probably be fixed with firmware updates but I do not know do vendors still support that hardware.
So if you have some spare thermite (and a way to handle that legally) then contact us.
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Sixth and seventh newspapers drop Coulter -- editor of NC paper calls her CPAC comments "the last straw"
Research ››› March 9, 2007 3:15 PM EST ››› RYAN CHIACHIERE
Media Matters for America has learned that two additional newspapers, The Sanford Herald of North Carolina and the Daily Chronicle of DeKalb, Illinois, have dropped right-wing pundit Ann Coulter's column following Coulter's appearance at the Conservative Political Action Conference, where she referred to Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards (NC) as a "faggot." On March 8, Media Matters published a list of newspapers that carried Coulter's columns, as well as the email addresses of those papers' editors.
In an email to Media Matters, Herald editor Billy Liggett said that the paper "will no longer run Coulter's column effective Sunday, March 11," and added, "The newspaper will run an explanation of its decision in that day's editorial." Earlier, on the weblog The Horse's Mouth, Greg Sargent had reported that Liggett said "he received 834 emails today asking the paper to drop [Coulter]." Liggett told Sargent that Coulter's comments at CPAC "were kind of the last straw -- they sealed the deal as far as our decision goes."
On March 9, the Daily Chronicle posted a statement on its website titled "Ann Coulter no longer welcome in the Chronicle," also noted by The Horse's Mouth. The statement said Coulter's CPAC remarks were "wrong and hurtful and stepped way beyond the line of human decency, much less political commentary." The statement went on to say that Coulter "could not or would not resist the temptation to offend, hurt and lash out at those voicing opinions that differed from her own" and that "not dealing" with Coulter's comments on the grounds that the comments did not run in the Chronicle "is a cop-out."
As Editor & Publisher reported, the Lancaster New Era (Lancaster, Pennsylvania), The Oakland Press (Pontiac, Michigan), and The Mountain Press (Sevierville, Tennessee) dropped Coulter following her comments at CPAC. On March 8, Media Matters noted that The Times of Shreveport, Louisiana, also dropped Coulter. Times editor Alan English said in a statement that Coulter's CPAC remarks were "the back-breaking straw for a decision we've openly discussed for some time."
Also on March 8, Media Matters received an email from the editor of the American Press of Lake Charles, Louisiana, reporting that the paper had dropped Coulter three days after her CPAC appearance, though he did not say whether Coulter was dropped as a result of her comments.
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The Grandview School District has an app. You're invited to visit the App Store/Play Store and download our brand new Grandview School District app. The app allows you to get push notifications from your child's school, be the first to know about school delays and cancellations, it gives you a direct link to your student's teachers and school calendars are now in the palm of your hand. The app also gives parents, employees and community members a place to go find information on our GHS and GMS sports, our GHS construction project and so much more. We invite everyone to download the app and give it a try. Click story for more information.
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Do you & your students want to know what's for lunch? Keep up-to-date with mobile app. Remember, finding out what's for lunch or breakfast throughout the district is as easy as checking your phone. This year the school district has started using Health-e-Living to create and broadcast our menus and a part of that is the My School Menus app. The app is available in the Apple App Store or the Google Play store under My School Menus. The app makes it a snap to find out what's cooking.
District moves to electronic athletics registration. The Grandview School District is excited to announce it is bringing an electronic athletic registration process on board. At both the high school and middle school level, student athletes will now complete their sports registrations online, using Family ID. This will mean students who play multiple sports won't have to register every season. The system allows students and families to input their information once, while making it easy to update information and keep track of students. Click here for more information on how to register using Family ID. You can find a link to the Family ID site on both the high school and middle school homepages, as well as on the Atheletics pages for both schools.
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EMORY GLOBAL HEALTH
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We aspire to change what is possible in ways not yet imagined.
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To discover cures for cancer and inspire hope.
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Our mantra is simple yet profound: Investing in people for the benefit of people.
We don't just teach or lecture—we equip and inspire students to make their own discoveries.
FACULTY EMINENCE
Our faculty are essential to achieving Emory's vision of an inquiry-driven, ethically engaged, and inclusive intellectual community.
STUDENT FLOURISHING
Education is for life.
Business is a vehicle capable of delivering meaningful, lasting benefits to society.
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Creating an environment where graduate students will be trained to go out into their areas of expertise and impact the human experience.
In 2036, leading in a changing world.
2O36 will foster excellence in health care and medicine, transform students' educational experiences, and create opportunities for groundbreaking research.
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Improving bedside care, transforming care delivery through research, and educating the next wave of leaders in nursing.
Leaders aren't born. They're made at Oxford College.
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Embrace your passion. Unleash your potential.
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Ethics forms the basis of almost all personal and professional decision making, whether we're aware of it or not.
Emory College is reimagining the liberal arts and sciences to help students address challenges around the world.
In an economy where disruption and rapid change are constants, the liberal arts and sciences are more essential than ever. Students emerge from Emory College more human and more humane, with the moral imagination to face larger issues with clarity and compassion.
Combining the strengths of a liberal arts college and the expertise of a research university, Emory creates purpose-driven alumni who approach the world as problem-solvers, communicators, and leaders.
Emory is the best place to work toward a better future. We have phenomenally bright, intellectually curious, hardworking students and a motivated faculty that cares about the social good.
— CLIFF CARRUBBA, SAMUEL CANDLER DOBBS PROFESSOR AND CHAIR OF QUANTITATIVE THEORY AND METHODS
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Key to a better future, access to higher education through scholarships is a social good. Opening up an Emory College education to the most talented students, no matter their income levels, benefits all students, their families, and the larger society.
Emory College provides experiences that foster growth and community engagement, so the best students find Emory irresistible. The generous scholarship support that 2O36 inspires will ensure that every student who meets the college's high standards will be able to attend. Without the burden of education debt, students can explore the career paths that mean the most, which aren't always the ones that pay the most.
Emory College has been chipping away at financial obstacles to education for years. Partnering with alumni and other donors since 2007, for example, the Emory Advantage program offers students with family incomes under $100,000 the ability to graduate with little or no debt. Several merit-based programs reward top students, and our Scholarship Endowment Initiative has set the stage for a healthy endowment to grow. 2O36 will generate need-based scholarships for many more students and create sustainable funding for the long term.
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Preeminent in their fields and devoted to their craft, more than 550 Emory College professors reach across 50 departments and programs to equip students with the tools to explore lifelong passions. With 2O36, funding will allow Emory College professors to focus on strategic scholarship that tackles growing global challenges.
Through generous endowment support, Emory will be a destination, rather than a stepping stone, for faculty who shape the most important discussions of our time. New distinguished professorships, each with support for a graduate student, will attract and retain faculty leaders who are moving their disciplines forward. New professorships will retain rising-star faculty, who, as they gain prominence at Emory, may consider taking their talents to other universities.
These faculty leaders strengthen the research and teaching profiles of key departments, driving discovery in the natural sciences and quantitative methods and producing knowledge about history, culture, society, and many other areas.
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Charles Howard Candler Professor of English and Creative Writing; Director, Creative Writing Program
Cultivate the Arts
The seat of so much American history and culture, Atlanta is fast becoming a mecca for artists. With remarkable stories around every corner, Atlanta inspires a spectrum of creative experiences and anchors much of the action inspired by Emory professors. For a campus without Division 1 athletics, the arts take Emory into Atlanta and bring the city to our students—through performances, collaborations, and engagement with local visiting artists, fellows, and teachers.
Cultivating the arts expands the undergraduate experience, improves access, and creates lasting, productive partnerships across creative disciplines. Funding fellowships and residencies in film, music, dance, theater, and creative writing while hosting internationally respected artists offers students ways to take big risks, pursue careers that align with their passions, and change the world by changing hearts.
Investing in the arts gives voice to those unheard, canvas to those unseen, and shape to the way we understand humanity through creative expression. Emory College can lead the national creative conversation through the work of our students, faculty, alumni, and those who come here to perform and teach.
Charles Howard Candler Professor and Chair, African American Studies
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Build Strength Through Program Endowments
Rooted in the work of top research faculty, Emory College has educational programs that are destinations for undergraduate students throughout the nation. Named endowments extend the reach of these leading programs and build additional strength, and they link the donors' names to Emory's excellence long term. These areas of strength have the power to transform how undergraduate students learn, preparing them to carry new perspectives into careers in every field.
For our nationally recognized Creative Writing Program, an endowed fellowship would attract and assist emerging writers, enhance the curriculum, and further build the program's reputation. 2O36 will support an environment for writers to produce work that will be read, awarded, and widely taught. An endowment for the Department of African American Studies will help redefine understanding of race, inequality, and justice. This endowment could launch a PhD program in antiracism and the study of racial inequality, for example, or fund a research center to study contemporary and historical slavery or address health inequities.
An endowment for the Center for Human Health, which brings Emory's top researchers into the classroom, would allow visiting scholars to spend a year working with undergraduates on new developments in health. Endowed funding for the Department of Quantitative Theory and Methods (QTM) could create new research clusters in forward-focused areas such as data justice—bringing the data sciences into collaborations with scholars of race and racism—or biomedical sciences. Emory undergraduates will gain a unique skill set, and QTM-focused faculty will reinvent the approach to research.
Encourage Collaboration of Emerging Scientists
Imagine developing a cancer vaccine from a plant or finding new subatomic particles that produce cleaner energy. These types of unexpected discoveries come from sharing knowledge between disciplines and departments. In 2036, an interdisciplinary postdoctoral fellowship in natural sciences will quickly become sought after for emerging scientists.
Encompassing every discipline, these postdoctoral fellows can be free-floating conduits between departments and schools. Not tied to one lab or research program, they can draw inspiration, leverage knowledge, and share research more widely. By collaborating with some of the greatest scientific minds in the fields of biology, chemistry, anthropology, and more, Emory College postdoctoral fellows will explore the boundless potential for world-changing discoveries in the natural sciences.
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The Emory experience includes anything that allows our students to apply the lessons they learn from our 86 majors and 63 minors. Outfitted with rigorous critical thinking skills, Emory College students can venture into a constellation of transformative experiences, including undergraduate research, entrepreneurship, internships, and study abroad. The Emory Edge program helps students choose which opportunities to participate in and makes sure those opportunities are available to all students, regardless of finances.
In 2036, every Emory College student will participate in experiential learning. Endowing the Emory Edge program will fulfill the promise of an Emory experience that serves students for a lifetime. As our students navigate the larger world, they will carry with them Emory's defining ethos: a sense of community brimming with opportunity.
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A Treasure in Plain Sight
by Carl G. Karsch
On the first floor of Carpenters' Hall are two silent witnesses to the birth of American independence.
Here's their story.
One of Quaker craftsman Joseph Henzey's original "sack back" Windsors, used by the delegates of the First Continental Congress in 1774.
With The Carpenters' Company's handsome new building nearing completion in 1773, it was time to order chairs from one of the city's premiere Windsor chair makers. Joseph Henzey, a Quaker craftsman who lived on Front St. near Elfreth's Alley, had already made a dozen chairs for Franklin's Library Company, the Hall's first paying tenant. Plaster was barely dry before the Library Company — having outgrown their home at the State House — moved into the Hall's spacious second floor. But Henzey's chairs were not cheap. At 15 shillings each, they would have cost a journeyman three days' wages.
Henzey, one of 14 local chair makers, sold Windsor chairs throughout the colonies in a style which became known as "Philadelphia chairs." The Company ordered two comb-back "speaker's chairs" and a group of "sack back" chairs. Why "sack back?" A possible, if fanciful explanation is that in cold weather a cloth sack could be draped over the open back, providing some insulation from drafts.
Herb Lapp, an expert on Windsor chairs and craftsman of fine reproductions, says the chairs' original color was green, a color widely used before the Revolution. Later some were painted red or mustard color. Still later, probably in the late 19th century, they were painted black.
"Carpenters Co" was burned into the underside of each chair seat. William Dawson, maker of the brand, advertised himself as a "Cutler making scythes, sickles, iron work for grist and sawmills, chocolate mills, smith's bellows and most sorts of smith's work."
Who Sat Where? Delegates to the First Continental Congress convened in the Hall early in September, 1774. Where they sat is unknown. Peyton Randolph, a delegate from Virginia, became president of the Congress and no doubt occupied the high, comb-back speaker's chair. But delegates had weightier matters at hand than where they sat. One was an outspoken petition to King George III. It begins: "We, your Majesty's faithful subjects... beg to lay our grievances before the Throne." They listed 26, which had the King agreed, would have laid the foundation for independence. But the King refused even to read the petition. Delegates also unanimously adopted an embargo forbidding trade between Britain and the colonies, the empire's largest trading partner. Perhaps they could gain the attention, if not sympathy, of businessmen in Parliament. Nothing worked. Six months later the Revolution began at Lexington and Concord.
Amazing Survivors. How the chairs managed to escape destruction during the British occupation of Philadelphia borders on the miraculous. Most likely, members took them home for safekeeping. The Hall's first floor became a field hospital for wounded soldiers. In the basement, some former residents of the almshouse set up looms to weave linen, helping them survive. British soldiers were now quartered in the almshouse. Firewood for heating and cooking became desperately short. Everything wooden — abandoned houses, fences, even church pews — became fuel. Chairs would have made excellent kindling.
A Red Hot Brand. In January, 1779, six months after the British abandoned the city, The Carpenters' Company — like other Philadelphians — was hard at work repairing the damage to their homes and the Hall. Company possessions, chiefly the chairs, were returned. So there would be no question of ownership, Joseph Rakestraw received this request... "to have a Brand Made with the words Carpenters Co. thereon and to brand the Chairs and other Articles belonging to the Comp'y and to Draw on the Master for the pay for the brand." Eight years later, in 1787 — the year the Constitution was adopted — Rakestraw would make the weathervane for Washington's home at Mt. Vernon.
Photo c. 1870 shows chairs by William Sanderson, gaslight chandelier and tile floor. Central heating replaced fireplaces, which were sealed until restoration in late 1960's.
More Unique Chairs. Lining the second floor hallway are early 19th century chairs and settees, too often overlooked. They deserve better. No doubt they, too, are the largest such collection still with the original owners — a distinction shared with the First Continental Congress chairs on the first floor.
In 1857, with the Hall newly renovated, the Company needed more seating. They called on William Sanderson, whose shop was at 3rd & Walnut Sts., for "new chairs and 6 settees of the usual size and color; also repairs to chairs and new cushions." Price: $87.50. Although there is no record, Sanderson must have made chairs earlier for use in New Hall, the Company's meeting place after 1790.
Chairs by Sanderson and at least a dozen other chairmakers were a principal Philadelphia export. Ships' manifests list chairs being shipped to southern cities and throughout the Caribbean.
In a collaborative effort within the historic district, a portion of The Carpenters' Company chair collection is now on display within two sites of Independence National Historical Park and also the Museum of the American Revolution; five of the Sack Back Windsor chairs used by the First Congress are now exhibited in the first floor Assembly Room of Independence Hall on Chestnut Street, between 5th and 6th Streets. This is the room where the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were both debated and signed. Specifically, the chairs are displayed in the room's southeast corner at the tables that represent North and South Carolina. Independence Hall is open to visitors daily throughout the year. Timed tickets are required for Independence Hall tours from March through December (in January and February, tours are first come first served).
The William Sanderson chairs are now exhibited in the third floor south bedchamber of the Bishop William White House at 309 Walnut Street. White was the rector of Christ Church during the Revolution and until his death in 1836. He was also the chaplain of the Second Continental Congress and of the U.S. Senate when it met in Philadelphia's Congress Hall at 6th and Chestnut during the time the city was the capital of the United States (1790-1800). The Bishop William White House is open for guided tours from May through November. Tour reservations are required, available at the Independence Visitor Center at 6th and Market.
One of the two existing comb-back Speaker's chairs used by the President of the First Congress is now on display in the newest addition to the district, The Museum of the American Revolution (specific location details to come). By maximizing the visibility of these important objects throughout historic Philadelphia, the Company's mission to "interpret for the public the significant events that took place in or around the Hall" is further strengthened.
"The life of the nation is secure only while the nation is honest, truthful, and virtuous."
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Iran, Kazakhstan to Broaden Cooperation in Private, State Sectors
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian Agriculture Minister Mahmoud Hojjati and his Kazakh counterpart Saparkhan Omarov said that their respective governments are determined to boost bilateral relations between the private and state sectors of the two countries.
Heading delegations from their respective countries, Hojjati and Omarov co-chaired the 16th meeting of Iran-Kazakhstan joint economic, trade, science and cultural commission in the Kazakh capital city of Nur-Sultan where they signed scores of agreements and Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) between the two countries.
The Kazakh delegation was comprised of a host of deputy ministers in areas of industry, education, social affairs, environment, trade, along with representatives from KazaInvest Company and some Kazakh businesspeople and traders.
The Iranian delegation was made up of 40 representatives from the Iranian Parliament and Ministry of Industry, Mining, and Trade.
On September 23, an Iranian parliamentary delegation arrived in Kazakhstan to attend the 4th Meeting of Speakers of Eurasian Countries' Parliaments.
Themed "Greater Eurasia: Dialogue, Trust, Partnership", the meeting was held in the Kazakh capital city of Nur-Sultan.
Last Tuesday, Prime Minister Mamin in a meeting with Iran's Communications and Information Technology Minister Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi underlined the need for the expansion of bilateral relations between the two countries, specially in technical fields.
During the meeting in Nur Sultan, Mamin voiced his country's readiness to share experiences with Iran in the field of communications and information technology.
Azari Jahromi traveled to Nur Sultan in a bid to participate in the Summit of Regional Commonwealth in the field of Communications (RCC) ministers.
The senior officials of Iran and Kazakhstan reviewed the operation of previous agreements.
Iran Boast Self-Sufficiency in Rice Production
Iran, Kazakhstan Open Joint Economic Studies Center
Kazakhstan Calls for Broadening of Mutual Cooperation with Iran in Communications
Littoral States Review Ways to Promote Tourism in Caspian Sea
Iran Ready to Expand Banking, Tourism Relations with Kazakhstan
Tehran Asks Kazakhstan to Offer Visa-Free Travel to Iranians
Tehran, Astana Eager to Expand Economic Ties
Iran, Russia, Kazakhstan Strike Deal on Trilateral Trade
Iran, Kazakhstan Agree on One-Year Visa


Summit Country Day School in Hyde Park, a suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio, added an 11,000-square-foot, five-story wing to their main building during the summer of 2015. The challenge was to complete the project, a typical 8-10-month project, in only 11 weeks and open before school resumed in the fall for its 125th anniversary school year. This addition provides an art studio, business office, classrooms, larger library and science labs. The addition and renovations were also designed to mimic the features of the historic building, originally built in 1890. HGC Construction was hired to build the expansion and help with the renovation, and the firm worked closely with TP Mechanical for the HVAC installation and its other partners to meet this vigorous schedule.
HGC Construction; the architect and engineer, SHP Leading Design; and TP Mechanical worked closely during the developing stages of the design process. TP Mechanical communicated with equipment vendors during the design process to ensure availability of critical path items. Planning schedules with each onsite vendor and contractor were reviewed weekly in the months leading up to the project start. This organization resulted in 75% of the equipment and material ordered and staged in trailers for on-time delivery in advance of the project schedule start date. This was essential to the project schedule because lead times on those items were 6 to 8 weeks.
The HVAC schedule called for certain floors and areas to be completed by specific dates. In the first weeks, TP Mechanical's crew of 15 skilled workers completed demolition for the renovation and laid out the new HVAC System. There were seven specialized crews that performed the same task throughout the duration of the project. The roofing equipment was set in two days and was operational three weeks later.


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Latest Trends in Diamond Jewelry
Jewelry trends shift constantly, and the frequency rises, even more, when it comes to diamonds, so owning diamond jewelry has become a trend these days. Celebrities that wear the most fashionable jewelry forms and patterns fascinate the locals. Then, if you're one of them, let's get you moving with some of the most recent developments in diamond jewelry collections.
Despite the fact that the year 2020-2021 has limited our public appearances, it has developed some diamond patterns that are here to stay. Diamond jewelry has been a part of our lives for a long time. It has been through many fashions and is still one of the most sought-after types of jewelry today. The chunky and grand gems have taken a back seat, with simple and minimalist styles now taking center stage.
Diamond Rings of Three Stones
Diamond rings of three stones, i.e., a larger diamond in the middle, closely surrounded by two smaller stones adjacent, are driving fans insane. Among these kinds of jewelry exhibits is the iconic Duchess's ring, which came from the late Princess Diana's collection. These can also be used to create a three-stone look by combining colored gems with white diamonds. The great thing about this trendy jewelry piece is that you still have the extra room for personalizing your look when staying under your budget.
Diamond Engagement Rings have left us with many options, ranging from chunky solitaire rings to uncut diamond rings to delicate diamond-studded ornate rings. Halo, pave, split shank, tension, and many other styles of rings were in trend and will always remain in trend. The diamond band also has attention.
Rings on the pinkies
Pinky rings are unquestionably another rising theme this year. These are very common due to the versatility they provide. They are known to be a unisex kind of jewelry, and they are also a perfect alternative for anti-engagement rings for displaying self-love. They are available in a wide variety of models, and the most notable feature of these is that they have a timeless appeal.
Statement Diamond Jewelry
Despite the fact that this pattern has been evident since last year, it appears to gain traction in the current year as well. Huge, daring, or statement earrings, however you want to call them, have remained incredibly common to this day. Statement jewelry patterns are well floating in the form of earrings, rings, and even choker necklace styles. They have a good range of designs such as long, massive hoops, shoulder-grazing chandelier earrings, and giant mismatches. Their sculptural compositions and tribal styles distinguish them.
Thick Gold Chains
Diamond Studded Thick Gold Chains Exaggerated gold chains, commonly used for necklaces, bracelets, and even earrings, are very fashionable these days. Combined with massive interlocked loops and a vintage flair, these have been prominent for the past year and have influenced many high-profile designers. Using thick chains of diamond studs was one of the top five trends this year.
Fancy Diamonds
Diamonds come in various shapes and sizes. Designers are going over and beyond to create fancy-shaped diamond jewelry as diamond-cutting technology advances. This is why such development has caused such a ripple in the industry. Apart from the most common spherical sensible shape, there is now a variety of other traditional significant formed diamond jewelry types that are adding a lot of waves in fashion. On the other hand, these flamboyant diamond shapes are not only hitting the top of the target list of consumer expectations, retailer lists, and celebrity trends, but they still tend to be very chic.
The ornate diamond bracelet is another upcoming theme. This diamond, which is available for both men and women, is a must-have in every jewelry collection. Many women are interested in diamond bangles that are removed with a screw these days. Anyone who hears the term diamond immediately thinks of a bracelet.
Pearls and Diamonds
When pearls are paired with diamonds, they immediately provide an exquisite and royal appearance. From pearl studs encrusted with diamonds to long diamond earrings capped with pearl drops, this mix catches everyone's attention. Diamond tassel earrings are another common form of earrings that has become a party favorite. The past year has instilled in us a fondness for layering.
Find your favorite trending diamond items at your Finer Jewelry jeweler and experiment with combining them with other precious stone collections to create a fresh look that will make your girl gang jealous.


In this episode of the TiLT Parenting Podcast, I bring back to the show Neil Brown, a licensed clinical social worker, the author of Ending the Parent-Teen Control Battle: Resolve the Power Struggle and Build Trust, Responsibility, and Respect, and host of the Healthy Family Connections Podcast.
When I last had Neil on the show, we talked about control battles with teens, and if you haven't listened to that episode, I highly encourage you to go back and check it out here. In today's episode, we're tackling an equally important topic, and one I think will resonate deeply with our audience here: Parental Burnout.
In our conversation, Neil will explain what exactly parental burnout is and how it negatively impacts parents and families, tell us how to identify it, and share his strategies for recovering from it. If you regularly feel frustrated and exhausted and are experiencing high levels of stress in relation to your parenting life, this is an episode you will definitely want to listen to.
About Neil: Neil D. Brown, LCSW, is a psychotherapist who has worked with families, couples, and individuals for more than thirty years. Deeply steeped in the theory and practice of family therapy, Brown uses a systemic approach that allows him to understand the system, or context, in which problems are both formed and are healed. This approach has revealed a simple yet profound method of empowering parents and their adolescent youth to put an end to destructive control battles for good. Brown is also a trainer of parents and mental health professionals. Additionally, Brown works in industry with teams and workgroups to increase organizational effectiveness.


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most of these short but long buildings are still in use. these warehouses are designed to hold vehicle machinery, and as thus only have a garage-style door at its' fore and a standard door beside it. generally there's heavy traffic of vehicles and feet alike as they handle the work-day, which is mostly comprised of bringing in new machinery and sending out those already sold. fork-lifts aren't too common what with the main elements held being larger machinery. at the very rear of the lot, there's a single warehouse that is abandoned. it's just as large as the others, but the interior is entirely empty. there's a staircase leading to a raised office at the rear of the building, and the garage-style door has been left forever cracked. this crack allows raccoons and rats into the warehouse. the leaky roof provides water when it rains, which collects in troughs at the base of the warehouse walls. six canines could be supported here.
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once a neighborhood, now a not-so-literal ghost-town. most of the houses are two-story buildings, but some have only a ground floor. some homes have basements, some attics, some fenced-in yards. these buildings are no longer homes, but they are still decent shelter from the elements. not all of them have broken doors or windows. the structures all have mostly emptied interiors, furniture and clothing are about the only things left. any and all water that is available here comes with the rain, so the dry season is a bit difficult to survive through. small prey animals such as rats and hares frequent the homes in search of food or to pick through forgotten gardens. four canines could be supported here.
built upon large square cinder-block style bricks, this structure once had been quite impressive. large but not enough to be imposing, this white-dusted old church was built to seat a maximum of perhaps one hundred people. the front entrance is a pair of wooden double-doors with brass handles, but all it takes is a little push to get them open. Immediately at the entrance is a tiny foyer, a woman's bathroom to the right and a men's bathroom to the left. a gated archway leads into the sanctuary, a plush crimson carpet encompassing its flooring. wooden pews line the sanctuary, an altar at the front center. to the left of the altar is a dried baptism pit, and to the right of the altar lie instruments of a band long gone. with a lake as the church's neighbor, and forest extending beyond that, six canines can be supported here.
there's a narrow dirt road that winds its way from the suburbs and into the outer limits. branching off it is a rubble driveway of sorts, leading to a three story Elizabethan titan of a house. heavily weathered from years of standing vacant in the midst of nothing. it is perhaps not as impressive as it once might have been. the front door is still secure, but the side and rear doors have been torn from the hinges by wind. both doors lead to an expansive kitchen on the ground floor. there's a doorway leading to the dining room on the left, and there's a door leading to the living room on the wall opposite the rear door. in the dining room stands only an old wooden table, in the living room are a few springy couches and chairs. also on the ground floor is a small bathroom and a door leading to the basement, but both are inaccessible. up the flight of stairs are two other bathrooms and six bedrooms with small beds. each bedroom has a long dresser with half-opened or missing drawers. each closet is empty. the six bedrooms on the top floor are furnished in an alike manner, though their beds are larger. the only indication that this place used to be a farm is the small barn filled with various equipment, and the run-down fencing of a pasture. with plenty of wild game around and a large creek as a water source behind the house, eighteen canines could be supported here.
though still technically considered city limits, the outer edges are diverse and separated. to the east sit warehouses and empty houses, to the south small farmland, and to the north the old church. though there are many locations that comprise the outer limits, nearly all are perfect for strays to inhabit.
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Vol. 24 No. 2 (2010): Volume 24 Number 2, 2010, 87-153 /
Collective radiation dose from diagnostic x-ray examination in nine public hospitals in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Daniel Admassie
dadmasie@gmail.com
Seife Teferi
Kalkidan Hailegenaw
Abstract Background: Medical x-ray exposures have the largest man made source of population exposure to ionizing radiation in different countries. Recent developments in medical imaging have led to rapid increases in a number of high dose x-ray examinations performed with significant consequences for individual patient doses and for collective dose to the population as a whole. It is therefore important in each country to make regular assessments of the magnitude of these large doses. Objectives: To calculate collective dose of the population as a result of radiation dose from diagnostic x-rays, thereby to estimate the annual incidence of cancer which would be reduced by the use of rare earth intensifying screen. Methods: Data on the number of diagnostic procedures using x-ray examination in year 2007 in nine governmental hospitals, excluding military hospitals, by body site were collected in Addis Ababa. The number of examinations of specific body site was multiplied by the average effective dose per examination to get the collective dose over the population. Based on International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) the fatality risk of fatal cancers (5% per Sv) was estimated. Results: In this study, the annual collective dose over the population is 31.21manSv (0.0.42mSv per person). Based on ICRP fatality risk of 500 fatal cancers per 10,000 man-sieverts (5% per Sv), estimation of incidence of fatal cancers cases in year 2007 was 2 cases half of which can be reduced by adoption of rare earth screens. Conclusion: Although the use of ionizing radiation for diagnostic medical procedures is an acceptable part of modern medicine, there is also the potential for inappropriate use and unnecessary radiation dose to the patient, so the request of radiography must be justified. It is estimated that the adoption of rare earth screen technology might reduce the annual incidence of cancer which would be fatal after an average latency period of 18.4 years by half, hence this research recommended adopting rare earth screen technology in Ethiopia. [Ethiop. J. Health Dev. 2010;24(2):140-144]
Admassie, D., Teferi, S., & Hailegenaw, K. (2016). Collective radiation dose from diagnostic x-ray examination in nine public hospitals in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The Ethiopian Journal of Health Development, 24(2). Retrieved from https://ejhd.org/index.php/ejhd/article/view/389
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Daniel Zewdeneh, Seife Teferi, Daniel Admassie, X-ray reject analysis in Tikur Anbessa and Bethzatha Hospitals , The Ethiopian Journal of Health Development : Vol. 22 No. 1 (2008): Volume 22, Number 1, 2008, 1-96
Daniel Admassie, Tekle Yirga, Biruk Lamisho, Adult limb fractures in Tikur Anbessa Hospital caused by road traffic injuries: Half year plain radiographic pattern , The Ethiopian Journal of Health Development : Vol. 24 No. 1 (2010): Volume 24 , Number 1, 2010, 1-86
Seife Teferi, Daniel Zewdneh, Daniel Admassie, Bezuayehu Nigatu, Kenea Kebeta, X-ray film reject rate analysis at eight selected government hospitals in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 2010 , The Ethiopian Journal of Health Development : Vol. 26 No. 1 (2012): volume 26, Number 1, 2012


This post was updated on March 1, 2018.
The Irish pub is a prevalent style of watering hole in cities that aren't made up of majority Irish descendants, so it's no surprise that the Boston area has hundreds such places.
Below, we've selected 17 of the coziest, friendliest, and most satisfying places to stop for a chat and a pint of Guinness, from Southie to Somerville.
Whether there's a live music session happening in a corner booth, a rugby match on the flatscreen, a roaring fireplace in the dining room, or simply a couple locals with thick Irish brogues seated next to you, the following pubs offer truly authentic experiences.
Don't see your favorite haunt? Let us know your favorites in the comments below.
If you are seeking an Irish pub near Faneuil Hall, stick to this spot that's been serving pints for the past 40 years. Traditional Irish music happens there seven days a week, and the menu manages to combine New England classics and Irish treats to serve a true taste of Ireland.
Portraits of Irish authors—including the namesake himself—adorn this exemplary watering hole, and it honors them with regular poetry readings and author talks, without the common distraction of TVs. The Behan has an extensive craft beer list, but it's bring-your-own food. The bar is dark, welcoming, and entirely unpretentious.
378 Centre St., Jamaica Plain, 617-522-5386, brendanbehanpub.com.
Irish musicians Tommy McCarthy and Louise Costello founded the Burren 22 years ago, and it's been a bastion for traditional tunes ever since. Catch sessions and sets nightly, not only in the spacious main bar area, but also in the Back Room.
A roaring fireplace makes this neighborhood bar especially welcoming during colder months, and a turkey dinner every Sunday night is quintessential, old-school comfort food. But any day of the week, a full menu of pub grub is also friendly on the wallet.
This pub's proximity to Boston Beer Co. makes it a requisite stop for post-brew tour revelers—there's even a door-to-door party shuttle. It was the first bar to put Boston Lager on tap, and these days, there are hard-to-find and exclusive Samuel Adams releases too. But Doyle's was on the map well before a young Jim Koch wandered in with his product in the mid-1980s. It's been in operation since 1882, and its décor makes it a veritable museum of Boston history.
This welcoming bar frequently switches up its draft lines with solid craft beer selections from Mystic Brewery, Smuttynose, Allagash, and more—including an excellent pull of Guinness. For your entertainment, there's a fun jukebox, Big Buck Hunter, and ex-patriate Irish regulars who are as congenial as the small bar they sit around.
224 Market St., Brighton, 617-787-5427, irishvillageboston.com.
117 E Berkeley St., Boston, 617-728-0315, jjfoleyscafe.com.
A relatively recent facelift gave Matt Murphy's a decidedly nontraditional aesthetic, with noise-canceling panels along its high ceilings, steel tabletops, and sleek silver banquettes. But it's the excellent menu that maintains this Brookline pub as essential. Don't miss the newspaper-wrapped fish and chips with the perfect spritz of malt vinegar. But, you've been warned: cash only.
In a crowded field of Irish-themed bars in downtown Boston, Mr. Dooley's stands tall. Opened in 1991, it's the first establishment by the late John Somers, who owned the Green Dragon, Paddy O's, suburban Dooley's outposts, and others. He was also a musician, so it's natural that Dooley's is a favorite site for fiddlers and whistlers to pop in for a session. There's also live entertainment seven nights a week.
UPDATE: The original version of this post included River Gods, a Cambridge pub that shuttered for good in July 2016. Pour one out for River Gods.


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By pwsbuilder | January 29, 2020
Who Killed Wayne Static?
Les Claypool Names The Five Albums He Listened To A Lot During Primus' Early Days
Dope Frontman Edsel Dope Comments On Wayne Static's Death
Dope Frontman Edsel Dope Fires Back At Former Static
New Static
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This is a very unique situation and I was asked to fill the enormous shoes left behind by our dear friend Wayne Static for this 20th anniversary tour.. There's a sense from Xer0 that the group will remain active beyond these releases. Speculation ran rampant last October when fans thought they had uncovered Xer0's identity as Dope singer Edsel Dope, but the latter vocalist stuck a fork in that rumor. "It was about remembering Wayne and remembering the good times we had back in the early days and remembering the fun we all had together 20 years ago touring on 'Wisconsin Death Trip.' We really wanted to keep the focus on that and not on the new singer — so the idea of a mask came. I'm including a candid photo that I snapped of Static-X drummer Ken Jay embracing Wayne's father, while Tony Campos, Wayne's mother, Wayne's siblings and friends share some personal time together.
TermsBy submitting my information, I agree to receive personalized updates and marketing messages from The Pit based on my information, interests, activities, website visits and device data and in accordance with the Privacy Policy. I understand that I can opt-out at any time by emailing Dope burned their way through a short but brutal set at Sony Hall on a cold November Sunday night. ● His successful albums are WWF Forceable Entry , No Regrets , American Apathy , Group Therapy and Jammil de Todas As Praias ‑ A… He and Mikael Akerfeldt both had careers as metal musicians.
Maybe got to know some of the other bands a little more and spend time and having a good time and partying and maybe taking some pictures of the other guys." Later, he revealed that Tony Campos had left the band, and Campos has since joined the metal band Soulfly, taking over from Bobby Burns. Koichi Fukuda went on to join industrial metal / ambient band Drugstore Fanatics. During a conversation with UG's Justin Beckner, Xer0 – the new, anonymous singer of Static-X who will be fronting the band for the upcoming 20th-anniversary tour of "Wisconsin Death Trip" – talked… Mark Wakefield is the manager for the band Taproot and is the former singer of Xero, the band that would eventually become Linkin Park. The lack of success and stalemate in progress prompted Wakefield, at that time the band's vocalist, to leave the band in search of other projects.
In February of 2005, Tripp Eisen was arrested in a sex scandal involving minors, and was fired from Static-X shortly after. Former guitarist Koichi Fukuda, who had been mixing the new album, rejoined Static-X to fill the vacancy left by Eisen. Beloved tracks like "Bled for Days," "I'm With Stupid" and "Push It" all sounded great, and for anyone not in the first few rows, it would have been easy to imagine that Wayne himself had been spirited from the past to say https://xero-accounting.net/ goodbye. Throughout the whole saga, Xer0's identity has remained a secret, although he has been heavily rumored to be Edsel Dope of Static-X's nu-metal contemporaries Dope. Now that rumor has finally been confirmed incontrovertibly by tattoo evidence — coincidentally, the same way in which Slipknot bassist Alessandro "Vman" Venturella was outed in 2014. Danish heavy-music 'zineMetal a Daydid the investigatory honors, noting a neck tattoo on XerO matching Dope's.
Edsel Dope The Adidas track suit is out of the bag. Thanks to a sneaky photographer, the identity of Static-X singer Xer0 has been revealed as Edsel Dope. Fans have long speculated that the Dope frontman was behind the Wayne Static mask, but it's Danish zine Metal a Day who get the credit in identifying the vocalist. I believe that the fans really appreciated the fact that our intention was to represent Wayne on this 20th-anniversary tour rather than attempting to replace him. I felt nothing but love from the fans each and every night. It is difficult for me to put into words because technically, I am front and center, but somehow we were able to make it so that the focus wasn't really on me.
Because of the nature of Static's music, Wayne's posthumous performance sounds both eerie and suitably appropriate. The line between what is new and what had been written by Wayne years prior is sufficiently blurry – enough to allow this album to stand on its own as one cohesive whole. Perhaps its the very combination of pre and post-death songwriting which makes this record feel so exciting and confident. This is odd to say for an industrial metal album, but every track genuinely brings something that the previous one didn't. The new Static-X singer goes by the name of XerO and wears a mask to make him look like original singer Wayne Static. Earlier this year the band announced that they'd put together a summer North American tour in honor of the 20th anniversary of their breakthrough albumWisconsin Death Trip.The tour also features Devildriver and Dope.
You can also send an e-mail to blabbermouthinbox(@)gmail.com with pertinent details.BLABBERMOUTH.NETreserves the right to "hide" comments that may be considered offensive, illegal or inappropriate and to "ban" users that violate the site's Terms Of Service. Hidden comments will still appear to the user and to the user's edsel dope xero Facebook friends. If a new comment is published from a "banned" user or contains a blacklisted word, this comment will automatically have limited visibility (the "banned" user's comments will only be visible to the user and the user's Facebook friends). Replaced Fukuda on guitar for touring in support of the album.
See the proof — along with Static-X's upcoming live dates — below. The masked Xer0 surfaced in 2019 when he fronted Static-X for a 20th-anniversary tour celebrating the classic 1999 album "Wisconsin Death Trip." Wayne Static, thе front mаn fоr thе metal band Static-X passed аwау lаtе Saturday. Hе iѕ survived bу hiѕ wife adult actress Tera Wray aka Tera Wray Static . STATIC-X's recent tour celebrated the 20th anniversary of the band's platinum-certified "Wisconsin Death Trip" album and paid homage to Static, who died six years ago. While the identity of STATIC-X's touring singer — who goes by the name Xer0 — has not been officially revealed, strong rumors suggest that DOPE frontman Edsel Dope is performing alongside Campos, drummer Ken Jay and guitarist Koichi Fukuda.
With that in mind I went to listen to their new album, Project Regeneration Volume 1 with an open mind.
Dope burned their way through a short but brutal set at Sony Hall on a cold November Sunday night.
Static-X and their 1999 debut, Wisconsin Death Trip, seemed to garner more interest for singer Wayne Static's gravity-defying hairstyle than for the L.A.-based lineup's genre-defying music.
Static briefly reformed Static-X in 2012, using only members of his solo album's touring band, before officially breaking up in June 2013.
The martial "Worth Dyin' For" is the best summation of all the singing styles on the album.
This is undoubtedly Static-X's heaviest album to date; the thick guitars providing a huge wall of sound despite never quite being the focus of the band's sound.
The focus remains on Static-X and on Wayne, Tony, Ken and Koichi. Was there ever any doubt that 'Xer0,' the highly unsettling Wayne Static cosplayer currently touring with Static-X , is, in fact, lead Dope dope Edsel Dope? Dope are on every single one of Static-X's tour dates, the same way Black Label Society used to be on every Ozzfest.
In 2019, a photographer managed to snag an image of Xer0's neck. A tattoo on the masked singer ended up matching one of Edsel Dope's tattoos, revealing the Dope frontman as the new Static-X frontman. During the recording sessions for "Project Regeneration", STATIC-X claimed in a press release that one of its producers uncovered several additional unreleased and unfinished tracks, many of which contained isolated vocal performances by Wayne Static.
I'm honored for myself and for my band DOPE to be part of this 20th anniversary celebration, along with this unbelievable, traveling memorial to our old friend Wayne Static. Here's Edsel in simpler times, offering some logical advice for musicians looking to fund their career by slinging dope, like he did. Either way, if you were planning on catching some of these Static-X reunion shows, this confirmation shouldn't really stop you. The band is on tour right now with DevilDriver, Dope, Wednesday 13, and Raven Black.
That's important because the rumor is that Edsel Dope is actually XerO. Whether it is or if it's someone else playing this character as a tribute to Wayne, he was recently interviewed by Kerrang! As previously reported, ex-Static-X guitarist Tripp Eisen, who previously served prison time for sexually assaulting two underage girls in 2005, recently issued a press release accusing the band of "patently deceptive songwriting credits" on their new album "Project Regeneration, Vol. While The Masked Singer is all the rage on TV, a masked singer is helping to keep Static-X alive in the stead of late frontman Wayne Static as his final unreleased performances begin to surface. On May 10, 2007 it was announced that the band would be playing on the main stage at Ozzfest 2007. Additionally, in a recent interview, Wayne Static announced his side-project called "Pighammer".
They played Wisconsin Death Trip in its entirety . They had a great mix of songs spanning their career. This tour is having a second leg with the same bands from November to December.
The reconstituted unit has a new studio album, Project Regeneration, set for release on May 29th, which will feature posthumous lead vocals by Static on virtually every song, uses stems from unreleased and unfinished tracks the producers of the album uncovered during the process. The masked, anonymous Xer0 surfaced in 2019 when he fronted the industrial metal troupe for a 20th-anniversary tour celebrating the classic 1999 album Wisconsin Death Trip, which is continuing this year.
The album continues to heat up on songs like "Terminator Oscillator" "Accelerate" and "Bring You Down," but it is really songs such as "Something Of My Own" and "Otsego Placebo" that kind of take you back to albums like "Shadow Zone" or "Start A War" stylistically. The melding of the two vocalists was so seamless that it actually brought the song to life. From there the album just keeps getting better and better and the two vocalists virtually become one.
In November 2007, Tony Campos joined legendary industrial act Ministry as a temporary touring bassist for Ministry's C U LaTour in the wake of Paul Raven's death. On March 20, the upcoming album was preceded with an exclusive Destroyer EP. The video for "Destroyer" has also been produced and is available now at headbangersball.com. The album itself debuted at #36 in the U.S. with sales of over 30,000. Static-X was formed in 1994 from the ashes of Wayne Static and Ken Jay's former band, Deep Blue Dream.
You've been begging for people to pay attention to you and your new band for 3 years.. Meanwhile, You've never even apologized to our metal community for betraying all of our trust, by preying on young, impressionable fan girls for your own selfish perversions. It was 2014 that you talked to Wayne at a point when he was suffering from addiction and he hated every former member of Static-X.
The guitarist went on to join Joey Jordison's Murderdolls and then, eventually, Static-X. Xero was the name of Linkin Park, before they were Hybrid Theory.
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