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Preserving Murals that Tell the Stories of Hispano Coloradans
Hispano and Latino Coloradans have long used murals as a way to celebrate and share culture. Murals that have captured this culture and its change over time are currently under threat due to rapid urban development as well as the natural wear and tear that comes with outdoor spaces.
As our state's leading voice for preservation, we seek to protect the places and to tell the stories that highlight Colorado's richly diverse history—from women to LGBTQ, African American to Asian American, Ute to Arapaho.
Over the past couple years, we've collected some of the stories of places important to Hispano and Latino communities across the state in the interactive map below. Gathering these stories is part of our Heritage Diversity Initiative, which seeks to celebrate the historic places significant to people of every language, culture, and background that comprise the Colorado Story. Recognizing and valuing these historic places is the first step in preserving our diverse history.
The locations in the map below are ones that community members have chosen to highlight, some of which date back to the 1850s. Many of them are either listed in the National or State Registers or may be eligible for listing.
You can discover and learn about them by navigating the map and gallery below. First click the pink "continue" button. Then click the button on the bottom left to expand the map and select a pin to learn more. You can also click the button on the bottom right to expand the gallery and view locations by photo and description.
Several of these places highlight noteworthy murals in the Denver Metro Area. Here are a few photos and stories from the people who remember them:
"Pasado, Presente, Futuro"
"Mural painted by Carlota Espinoza in 1977 that blends myth and reality and the story of the Chicano people, from the Aztec empire to the Spanish imperialism, from the alienation to the struggle of regaining that identity and pride. It is located at the Byers Branch Library."
—Anonymous user on historypin
Former Home of Servicios de la Raza
"The 1909 Souden Building featured the Chicano mural Primavera from 1981 to 2014. Beginning in the 1970s, the building housed Servicios de la Raza, which provided cultural services to communities in need. Removal of the mural was seen as the symbol of transition in Northside demographics. Servicios de la Raza relocated around 2014."
Flight of the Eagle
"Denver artist Jerry Jaramillo has been painting murals since the 1970s. The work of author Carlos Castaneda inspired this mural, which depicts an Aztec eagle dancer. Currently this mural sits on top of the Aztlan Recreation Center."
Colorado Housing Assistance Corporation Mural
"Mural on the outside of the Colorado Housing Assistance Corporation (CHAC), a nonprofit agency that helps make home ownership affordable to those with low income. The artist for this mural is unknown (or at least I couldn't find them), and the mural has possibly been there since 1987 when CHAC became what it is today."
Westside Community Mural
"This mural celebrates the United Farm Workers, Colorado's own Chicano Rights hero, Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzales, and the Auraria neighborhood that was destroyed in the early 1970s in order to build a college campus. It also includes a panoramic view of Denver's skyline with the Wells Fargo building, the Denver Art Museum, and other buildings in the Santa Fe art district such as: El Noa Noa, and the Santa Fe Theater."
If you love murals, be sure to check out Self-Preservation, a mural local artist Anthony Garcia, Sr. will be painting inside the History Colorado Center from July 9 to July 20. It will be visible through January 2019. You can also learn more about murals and their ties to Colorado history in the El Movimiento exhibit at the History Colorado Center.
Do you know of any historic or cultural places that should be recognized? Please tell us about the places in your community that represent Colorado's diverse heritage.
Learn more about the National Register of Historic Places and the Colorado State Register of Historic Properties, including how to submit a nomination, here.
Lydia Hooper
Collaborative Designer
Check out Anthony Garcia's Self-Preservation mural!


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Dr. Michael Chan received his PhD degree in Medical Science from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, followed by the post-doctoral fellowships in influenza virus and infectious diseases research at the University of Hong Kong in 2004.
Dr. Chan is ranked by Essential Science Indicator (ISI) as a "top 1% most-cited international scientist" in the world since 2009. He has published over 60 manuscripts; many of them are in high impact journals including Lancet Respiratory Medicine, Nature Medicine, PNAS, European Respiratory Journal, PLoS Pathogens, Journal of Virology, Respiratory Research and Gastroenterology which are among the top peer-reviewed scientific journals.
Dr. Chan has received research funding as a Principal Investigator from various local and oversea research organizations, including NIAID-CEIRS (USA), Theme-based Research Scheme, Area of Excellence Scheme and GRF (RGC, Hong Kong), ITF grant (ITC, Hong Kong), HMRF and RFCID (Hong Kong). Since 2005, Dr. Chan has secured research funding with a total amount of over HK$ 40 million. In addition, he has trained and currently training 14 postgraduate research students.
Dr. Chan has worked as the visiting scientists in the Department of Anesthesia and Medicine, Centre for Regenerative Studies, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School and the Cardiovascular Research Institute, University of California, San Francisco. Furthermore, he is the Associate Editor of Frontiers in Microbiology, Academic Editor of PLoS ONE, and the editorial broad member of the Open Journal of Respiratory diseases, International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Pathology and Medicine. He reviews manuscripts regularly for various international peer-review top tier journals.
In knowledge exchange, Dr. Chan has been coordinating the "Little Dr Flu" programme since 2013 (https://sph.hku.hk/en/advocacy/knowledge-exchange-activities/engagement-stories/little-flu-fighters). This KE programme has successfully promoted the awareness of microbial causes of respiratory diseases and HKU's scientific/medical research program in infectious diseases among primary and secondary school students. Each year since its start, more than 240 students from over 15 primary and secondary schools have enrolled in the programme.


The teams for The Presidents Cup this week will be made up 2 12 man teams. Here are the teams.
On paper the US Team is much stronger than the International Team but that is why they play the game. The US Team has the reigning US Open, British Open and PGA Championship winners on it so one would think that they have the competitive edge.
The International Team does have Matsuyama and Day but beyond that there really isn't anyone scary on the team but there are a couple of guys there who have won this year (Leishman, Hadwin, Vegas, and Kim) so they have some guys that know how to close the deal.
This may be the strongest International pairing with as great as both players have played all year-long and in big tournaments. They are going up against the hottest player in the Universe and probably the steadiest player on the team and they are best friends. This could be a fun one to watch but we expect the US Team to prevail in this one.
This is an interesting pairing for the International Squad. They have put one of the most experienced players with a new comer. This is a great idea but with DJ being healthy and as steady as Kuchar is this match favors the US Team but we wouldn't count out Scott and his determination.
All were going to say is "WOW!" We feel like the International Team put up the sacrificial lambs up against Captain America and the Number 2 Player in the world. On paper this has an American Flag on the boards so we will see.
This could be a tough one for the USA to win. The International's have 2 players from South Africa that could be very tough to beat. If Koepka plays like he did at the US Open it wouldn't matter how anyone plays they will win but we think that this could be an International Flag on the board.
This is another one of those matches that is difficult to call. As Americans we know how great Phil plays in these matches but he has not been in form recently and Kisner has been competitive but hasn't been able to get into the winners circle. Leishman won a playoff event going away and Jason Day is Jason Day so based on recent performance we will take the International Squad in this match.


Creationists are under attack again, this time in the Emerald Isle by the science correspondent for the Irish Times, Dr William Reville. A lecturer in biochemistry at the University College Cork, he published a two-part offensive on 9 November 2000 in the 'Science Today' section of the paper. The creation movement is obviously touching a tender nerve, judging by the increasing frequency (and shrillness) of such verbal assaults.
Reville started by outlining some of the main 'evidence', as if the evidence somehow belongs to evolutionists. Creationists are not afraid of evidence. We agree with everything (absolutely everything) that is actually observed. What evolutionists cannot understand is that we both interpret the evidence differently, because we have different starting assumptions (axioms or presuppositions)—see Faith and facts. The creationists' axiom is that the Bible is the written word of God, so is accurate in all it teaches (for some good supporting evidence, see Q&A: Bible). However, the evolutionists' axiom is materialism—they reject God a priori as an explanation for the design in living things, as Lewontin admitted, even if some believe in a sort of 'god'—see The Rules of the Game.
The overwhelming evidence for evolution, according to Reville, is the fossil record, comparative anatomy, and molecular biology. Although he uses phrases like, 'science proposes', 'evolution interprets', 'evolution proposes', and 'evolutionists believe', he does not seem to appreciate that evolution is not fact, but interpretation.
Even Darwin did not consider the fossil record to be evidence for evolution. He said that the record 'perhaps, is the most obvious and serious objection which can be urged against the theory'. And the problem did not go away after Darwin, contrary to what Reville says. Instead of the countless number of true transitional fossils between different kinds, evolutionists today bring up the same handful of debatable ones. Reville's 'well-known example of an intermediate form', Archaeopteryx, is long out-of-date. It has been regarded as fully bird for many years—see Bird Evolution flies out the window: An anatomist talks about Archaeopteryx and other articles in Q&A: Dinosaurs under 'Did birds really evolve from dinosaurs?'. The missing links are still missing. Creatures appear suddenly with no clue of their ancestry, and look the same for all those alleged 'millions of years'—'Living fossils' (see Q&A — Fossils: Do fossilized plants and animals really look all that different from animals we see today?). Rather than evidence of evolution, most of the fossil record is better explained as progressive burial of the pre-Flood world by globe-destroying cataclysm—Noah's Flood.
Reville points to homologies (similarities) in the structures and molecules of living things. However, this ignores the many oddities that don't fit the evolutionary story—see The horse shows that similarities are due to creation! Rather, the similarities show a single designer rather than many (cf. Romans 1:20), while the oddities confute all attempts at rational naturalistic explanations. See review of The Biotic Message, and Human/chimp DNA similarity: Evidence for evolutionary relationship?
Reville caricatures creationists as believing that God created all living species separately. Evidently Reville has never bothered to read what creationists actually say before he pontificated about their beliefs. The Bible does not speak of 'species' but of 'kinds', created with the ability to reproduce and adapt to environmental change. Genetic variation and natural selection, and even speciation are part of this process. Since the Fall (Genesis 3), mutations have been significant too. Contrary to what Reville says, these processes do not turn bacteria into people. The processes go the wrong way—molecules-to-man evolution requires changes that increase genetic information; all we see is sorting and loss of already-existing information. The Biblical worldview can explain the huge biological diversity on Earth, whereas evolution cannot—see the Q&A sections on Mutations, Natural Selection and Speciation.
Reville is wrong when he says evolution is accepted as fact in all open-minded circles (unless 'open-minded' is circularly defined as all who agree with Reville). He would be better informed if he had read a book like In Six Days: Why 50 [PhD] scientists choose to believe in Creation by Dr John Ashton.
He is wrong when he says that evolutionists will abandon evolution if a fossil is found in the 'wrong place'. Experience shows that they simply change their story—see Slow fish in China and Fossil flip-flop. Evolution is really a faith that cannot be falsified scientifically in the minds of its proponents; rather, they find another way to re-interpret the evidence consistent with their all-important axiom of materialism.
He is wrong about evolutionary hangovers—the so-called vestigial organs. In ignorance, evolutionists once paraded a multitude of these, but one-by-one they disappeared when functions were discovered for these organs. So, it is wrong (and dangerous) for Reville to claim that the coccyx is a 'rudimentary vestige of a tail, indicating we are descended from a tailed form'. The coccyx is a vital anchor for certain muscles needed for our upright posture—an excellent design feature. For more information, see Q&A: Vestigial organs.
Reville is wrong, too, when he claims that it is perfectly feasible to be a Christian and also believe in evolution. However, this is another straw man—we never claim that no evolutionist is a Christian. Rather, we point out that it is not logical or consistent for a Christian to disbelieve Genesis, and to believe in evolution and the millions of years. This is amply explained in Q&A: Compromise: Theistic Evolution. This of course is what Christ said, 'If you believed Moses, you would believe me, for he wrote about me. But since you do not believe what he wrote, how are you going to believe what I say?' (John 5:46–47, cf. Luke 16:31).
I wonder if Reville attended the big Creation meeting that Ken Ham and Buddy Davis held in Cork in 1999? Perhaps some of his students have been telling him about the message. Either way, the creation explanation is getting out, and challenging evolutionists in Cork in Ireland.


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F. Sionil Jose delivers lecture in PLM
National Artist for Literature Francisco Sionil Jose was guest lecturer at the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila on July 30, 2018. Hundreds of students packed the Justo Albert Auditorium to hear him talk on the "Why Literature?".
Recognition 2018: The Jose Rizal Exemplary Leadership Award
The Jose Rizal Exemplary Leadership Award: Gawad Roberto Lapid
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Recognition 2018: The Atty. Erlinda Espiritu Gawad ng Karunungan
The Atty. Erlinda Espiritu Gawad ng Karunungan
Erlinda Arce Ignacio Espiritu -- a woman of substance. A trailblazer.
In 1951, she became the first woman to be admitted to Harvard Law School. At that time, it was unusual for women to attend law school, and even more unlikely for them to actually practice law.
Recognition 2018: Sandra Mei Branzuela, Gawad ng Kaunlaran
The PLM Top Executive Award: Gawad ng Kaunlaran
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Recognition 2018: Conrado M. Vasquez, Sr. Gawad ng Kadakilaan
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News producers' and citizens' routine use of social media to share political information is generating increasing public and scholarly concern. Central to the debate is whether, to what extent, and under what conditions the social media affordances that enable information to rapidly circulate also encourage misinformation and disinformation. If media are resources that people use to try to influence others on social media, then, in the UK context, where US-style fake news "factories" do not play a role, key among the resources that matter are articles published by mainstream tabloid outlets, whose stock-in-trade has always been sensationalized and exaggerated news. Integrating four unique datasets we gathered during the 2017 UK general election campaign—individual-level data on people's posting and news sharing on Twitter (N=1,525,748 tweets), website data (N=17,989 web domains), news article data (N=641 articles) and data from a custom-designed survey of Twitter users (N=1,313 respondents)—we find that sharing tabloid news articles on social media is a significant predictor of democratically-dysfunctional misinformation and disinformation behaviors on UK social media. We discuss the systemic consequences of this finding.


It's no secret Arsenal have the heftiest matchday tickets in the Premier League. It's less known that they also have the priciest in the Champions League. But nevertheless, we know a trip to the Emirates is expensive. We know that you could be charged as high as £64 a ticket. We know you'll be forking out almost £4 for a pie, and a cup of tea is nigh on extortionate. So it would be utterly pointless discussing the Emirates. We all know this.
However, what we will discuss is why it is always Arsenal are forever used as an example. Yes, they have the most expensive tickets, yes you won't get a season ticket for less than £1,000. But it's not exactly cheaper going away either.
In the Premier League, Gunners fans will often be subject to rises in prices when they roll into town, and when it comes to the Champions League, Arsenal fans have already spent at least £740 on tickets and travel for away fixtures according to The Champions League Price Index.
Including the recently played fixture against Barcelona game on Tuesday, that's a huge sum for just four matches, working out at £185 per match. And what's more, it could be worse.
Arsenal's draw in the Champions League fell kindly to them with the Barcelona tie the second cheapest possible draw available to them in the Round of 16. For Chelsea however, it's a little different. Fans at Stamford Bridge have already had to shell out around £1,050 away from home and also don't have the benefit of seven cup games included in their season ticket cost.
At Arsenal of course that is the case, and fans did not have to pay extra for the three group games at the Emirates, however they were asked to pay a surcharge of £20 for the Barcelona game.
Naturally, this is still a poor move from the board and things still aren't good when it comes to the price of football. If we were to reach the final of the Champions League – and it's a very big if – it could cost a staggering £2,500, and that's discounting season ticket costs, away games in the Premier League, and an FA Cup campaign. Considering the average UK yearly salary is £21,200 post tax, it's quite phenomenal.
It appears away from the Emirates is just as bad for the cost of tickets. Arsene Wenger rightly pointed out the cheapest ticket price is cheaper than anywhere in London, and the most common ticket price is lower than many other clubs in England.
Liverpool fans have taken the attention away from Arsenal recently, and rather than an Arsenal problem, it's being realized that it is a common problem across the whole of football.
We've suffered the brunt and rightfully so in some cases. But now other clubs also need to stand up, particularly when it comes to how they treat away fans. Sadly, our men upstairs have shunned the idea of a £30 cap on away tickets, but the Football Supporters Federation would like that even lower.
This guest post was written by Richard Greenwood of Blueclaw Search.
Posted on February 26, 2016, in Arsenal, Football, Premier League and tagged Arsenal, Football, Premier League. Bookmark the permalink.	Leave a comment.


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SB15-08/09: Service Learning at The University of Montana. This resolution passed with unanimous consent during the October 8, 2008 meeting of the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM).
Smillie, Siri, "SB15-08/09: Service Learning at The University of Montana" (2008). Senate Resolutions, 2007-Present. 288.


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I recently received a communication from someone who declared Hurricane Irma "evil" – implying it was something to war against in our spirits, something to pray against. As praying folks, and as the people of God, it's our responsibility to represent our Lord for all He is – Maker of heaven and earth, Who created, owns and controls heaven and earth, the sea and dry land.
17 And behold, I Myself am bringing floodwaters on the earth, to destroy from under heaven all flesh in which is the breath of life; everything that is on the earth shall die.
It is our God who is at work on earth in these shaking times, and the very fact that we are here as His people testifies to our responsibility to represent Him, and His word, accurately.
"Lord Of Hosts" is God's warrior title: King of the Universe, Commander of the armies of heaven. That is the title by which our King is most often referred to in the eschatological books. We would do well to understand why.
And let righteousness spring up together.
The prophets of old who spoke smooth things (when God was doing tough things) never fared well. Search out Hananiah (in the book of Jeremiah) and see how it went for him. Temporary crowd-popularity was not worth the price of judgment. Whether it was silly religious ambition for popularity and acceptance, ignorant good-intention, or fear of man, did not matter.
All this to say, when God does on earth what He says He is going to do – we, in humility, love, meekness, and in the fear of the Lord, are accountable to never back down from presenting God as God, the soon and coming King, Who, in His mercy, is shaking this place with whatever needs to happen, so that men everywhere might choose to pray.
Let's not try to remove His teeth. His eye is upon us, to find us faithful and accurate ministers. Soft-soaping the activity of God won't be good for us, the ones we're called to minister to, nor will the purposes of God be accomplished. Time's too short for that kind of stuff.
He is coming back as the Lion Of The Tribe Of Judah, with a full set of teeth.
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Home Newswire UK Labour Party by-election defeat prompts new moves against Corbyn
UK Labour Party by-election defeat prompts new moves against Corbyn
Feb 27, 2017: 4:09 am
The British Labour Party's loss to the ruling Conservatives in Thursday's by-election for the Copeland constituency has been seized upon by Labour's right wing to renew its campaign for the removal of the nominal "left" Jeremy Corbyn as party leader.
By-elections were held Thursday in the constituencies of Copeland, Cumbria and Stoke-on-Trent Central in Staffordshire. Both seats are in Labour's "heartland" and have been held by the party for generations.
The by-elections were triggered by the resignation of two right-wing Labour MPs, Jamie Reed and Tristram Hunt, who have opposed Corbyn since his election as Labour leader in September 2015. Reed vacated the Copeland seat in order to take up a position at the local Sellafield nuclear decommissioning plant.
The Conservatives won Copeland with the biggest increase in vote share by a governing party at a by-election for more than 50 years. Trudy Harrison won with 13,748 votes (44.25 percent) to 11,601 for Labour's Gillian Troughton, an increase in the vote share for the Tories of more than 8 percent and a fall in Labour's of nearly 5 percent.
The Liberal Democrats came in third with 2,252 votes (7.25 percent) and the far-right UK Independence Party (UKIP) finished fourth with 2,025 (6.52 percent), a decline of 9 percent from its 2015 General Election result. Turnout was 31,068 (51.27 percent), down 12.53 percent from 2015.
Labour won Stoke-on-Trent Central, with Gareth Snell receiving 7,853 votes (37 percent). His closest challenger, Paul Nuttall, the leader of UKIP, received 5,233 votes (24.7 percent), narrowly besting the Tories, who finished third with 24.4 percent of the vote. Labour's vote…


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Essential rock & metal releases still to come in 2016 – Part 2
by manofmuchmetalPosted on July 13, 2016 July 13, 2016
Welcome to the second instalment of my series looking ahead to some of the music that is still scheduled to come our way in the remainder of 2016.
If you missed Part 1, it can be accessed via the following link:
However, on with the show and here are another few highlights that should be heading our way in the next five or six months…
Andromeda – TBC
Inner Wound Recordings
Another unsung and criminally underrated progressive metal band, Sweden's Andromeda must be due a new album, their sixth, in 2016. Their social media updates suggest that the bass is fully recorded and this cannot be a bad sign. After all, it has been nearly five years since they released the jaw-droppingly fabulous 'Manifest Tyranny' and I for one cannot wait to see what they deliver next. The thing I love most about Andromeda is their ability to sound quirky and properly progressive yet somehow pull it all together and put the complexity into compositions that have surprising amounts of metal crunch, hooks and melodies, giving the tracks a feeling that they are songs and not just self-indulgent virtuoso workouts. Technical they may be, but impenetrable they are not and the whole thing just screams 'class'.
Witherscape – The Northern Sanctuary
Century Media Records
Mention the name of Dan Swano to most metal heads and it is guaranteed to provoke a response, with most going misty-eyed and weak at the knees. The ex-Nightingale bassist, vocalist and drummer has also had roles with Edge Of Sanity, Katatonia, Bloodbath and Pan.Thy.Monium to name a few. But above all, he is a multi-instrumentalist of real talent and there is precious little that he puts his name to that I and many others don't instantly love. In fact his solo effort from 1998, 'Moontower' is utterly magnificent. With Witherscape, he is the drummer, keyboardist and vocalist and, having been lucky enough to hear 'The Northern Santcuary' in its entirety, he has yet again hit a home run. It is the blend of deep growls and impassioned clean voice on top of highly melodic but heavy death metal that hits a nerve for me and is sure to delight many in the coming weeks.
Seventh Wonder – TBC
Frontiers Music
Could 2016 be the year that we see a new album from this uber-talented Swedish band? Heck, I certainly hope so. Since the start of the year, they've announced a new record deal with Frontiers Records, and more recently we received confirmation that the new record is currently being recorded. so things appear very promising and exciting. With 'Mercy Falls' in 2008 and more latterly 'The Great Escape' a mere six years ago, Seventh Wonder have announced themselves as one of the very best prog metal bands on the planet. Blending tons of technicality with memorable melodies and almost pop-like vocal melodies, Seventh Wonder tick all the boxes and deliver a more than satisfying listening experience each and every time. There are some bands that can seemingly do no wrong and Seventh Wonder are one of those without doubt…except maybe releasing albums more timely of course!
Cynthesis – TBC
Sensory Records
As I've gone on record as saying before, seemingly everything that the Tipton brothers touch turns to gold and Cynthesis is no different. Mind you, when you're as sickeningly talented as these guys, that's hardly surprising. We've already seen two albums under the Cynthesis moniker and when I spoke with the infectiously happy and friendly Jasun Tipton last year, he confirmed that the third Cynthesis album was written, thus completing a dystopian trilogy in the process. Cynthesis is the most atmospheric, melodic and sensitive of all of the bands that feature the Tipton brothers and I absolutely adore the atmosphere and the lashings of gorgeous melodies that are a feature of both 'DeEvolution' and 'ReEvolution' respectively. Given the preposterously brilliant technical prowess of the musicians involved, including vocalist Erik Rosvold, I expect nothing short of a sonic treat when finally the third Cynthesis instalment sees the light of day.
Pain Of Salvation – In The Passing Light Of Day
I adore the first handful of albums by Sweden's Pain Of Salvation, so much so that I would refer to 'The Perfect Element Pt.1' and 'Remedy Lane' as progressive metal masterpieces. Since the release of these two records around the turn of the millennium however, things have taken a turn for the worse in my opinion. Ditching any pretence of metal in favour of a softer sound, the band has experimented in areas that don't generally interest me. Upon the release of 'Falling Home' a couple of years ago, I declared that Pain Of Salvation were no longer of interest to me. However, since making that rather sweeping statement, whispers have reached me to suggest that Pain of Salvation might be making a return to their heavier roots despite Daniel Gildenlow stating to me in interview that he couldn't ever see a return to metal with PoS. If this is true and the rumours turn out to be true, this could be a very special release indeed. I can't wait.
Brutai – TBC
This is a new name for me, but one that has quite recently piqued my interest. I've been lucky enough to hear a little of what this promising young UK band has to offer and I like what I hear. I have also witnessed the Londoners' live show and have been equally impressed with the energy and passion of the band. In interview, this drive and hunger shone through, as well as a genuine sense of fun and excitement. On a first listen, I'd suggest that the music of Brutai is an interesting mix of Soilwork and Voyager wrapped up in just a little hint of metalcore to create that more modern-sounding sheen. The guitars are big, the rhythms huge and their attitude is laudable. I have a strong feeling that Brutai are a name that will turn many heads upon the release of their debut album, hopefully later in the year.
Alcest – TBC
Alcest began life as a post black metal band with plenty of atmosphere and a rawness at its heart. However, over time, things have changed to a point where you can only really hear fleeting glimpses of those black metal and post black metal roots. Instead, with 'Shelter', Alcest's most recent album, the duo of Neige and Winterhalter experimented more with shoegaze, post-rock and a much more chilled-out, subtle and downright beautiful approach. So much so that Sigur Ros would be the most immediate reference point rather than any black metal bands. If you're looking for something poignant and memorable, I'm placing my bets that this will be the band to check out sometime in 2016, particularly now that we have confirmation that the new record is currently being mastered.
Nothing More – TBC
Eleven Seven Music Group
Nothing More were an utter revelation for me a couple of years ago as it's not the kind of music I'm normally into. It's actually difficult to pigeon-hole Nothing More into one single genre, but for brevity, I'd say it's modern hard rock that contains elements of nu-metal, a smattering of djent and demonstrable pop-rock sensibilities. I'd normally, rather cruelly dismiss this sort of thing as plastic teenage ear candy, the likes of which can be heard on commercial radio stations the world over. I have been proved wrong, by Nothing More at least. What made their last self-titled album so strong in my opinion, was the combination of cocksure conviction from the band, a great song-writing nous and the inclusion of some of the biggest and catchiest choruses I've heard for quite a while. As a result I'm looking forward to the follow up immensely, even if a 2016 release remains touch and go.
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Posted April 8, 2013 9:45 am & filed under Questions.
My Echevierias are blooming, which is nice, but most of the flowers are covered with aphids. What's your recommendation on controlling that?
1. Cut the blooms off. This is a very reliable solution.
2. Spray – We prefer either Neem Oil or Natural Pyrethrins. You can also clean them off with a paint brush dipped in alcohol.
3. Ant control. It turns out most aphids on succulent blooms, including echeverias, are being farmed there by ants. Check for ants in the area and do what you need to control the ants. We do have a couple organic products for this as well.


The standard price (wooden pallet or canvas) at any location is 45 dollars per person and includes wine, food, and all art supplies. However, each location includes a slightly different set of offerings at their event. For parties held at your home, you have the option of providing your own wine and food. 5 dollars (per person) will be taken off the price if either the wine or food is provided by your home party. If your home party decides to provide both, 15 dollars (per person) will be dropped from the price. A minimum of 8 participants is requested. Feel free to friend "Vine Art" on Facebook for updates on what we will be painting when and where! Check out some of our paintings from past parties below!
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PRIME Education, Inc.(PRIME) reports the results of two recently concluded quality improvement (QI) projects focused on patient engagement in chronic diseases. Distinct PRIME QI CME projects were conducted among providers and their patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and providers and their patients with hepatitis C virus (HCV). PRIME sought to compare patient-provider alignments and mismatches in perceptions regarding effective coproduction in healthcare delivery, including setting treatment goals, making treatment decisions, and assessing care quality and outcomes. One of the goals of the project was to assist providers in recognizing relevant gaps and needs.
The article, published in the Summer 2016 issue of the Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions, identifies the methods and results of both IRB-driven QI programs involving 80 primary care or specialty practices and over 300 patients in 2015. Significant mismatches among patients and their providers were identified through the project which were shared with providers, resulting in numerous action plans for improvement. The article also provides important implications for educational design of future coproduction programs as well as research.
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Robyn's Honey Tour: This Timeline Will Make You Feel Like You Were There
Emmanuel Hapsis
Robyn dancing on her own. (Jason Perez)
Nine (very long!) years after her last solo tour, Robyn is back in the Bay Area to play two sold-out shows at Oakland's Fox Theater. Here's a play-by-play of what the opening night was like.
6:30 pm: On the BART ride over, you think about how you almost didn't make it, thanks to Sun Country (the Fyre Festival of airlines) delaying your flight numerous times earlier in the day. But you never worried too much. The universe wouldn't let you stand up Robyn.
6:35 pm: You also think about the first time you saw Robyn in concert. It was 2008 at Bimbo's in North Beach. You were front row, right under Robyn's nostrils, because the fanbase was much smaller back then. Fast forward to 2019, when Robyn sells out a huge venue so quickly, she is forced to add a second night to accommodate her adoring public.
6:45 pm: That's not the only thing that's changed since 2008. In a full-circle moment, your Bimbo's date is also your date tonight. Back then, both of you were basically babies. Now, you find your friend breastfeeding her own baby in the backseat of her car, which you promptly christen The Lactation Mobile™.
6:48 pm: Her husband zooms off with the little one because mommy and her friend have some serious dancing to do.
7 - 8 pm: Redacted conversations about starting a cult, work-life balance and strippers named Billy and Silk.
8:25 pm: In the security line, you start to get nervous about something you're trying to smuggle in. No, nothing illicit. That's more of a 2008 move. This time, it's all about mini pickles and salted almonds. Hey, don't knock it 'til you've tried it! Sometimes, you need a bit of protein and sodium mid booty bounce!
8:35 pm: You celebrate successfully sneaking your snacks in, as well as finding a view unobstructed by tall people. You realize you are that tall person for someone else. You slouch a little as penance.
9:10 pm: The stage glows to reveal what heaven would look like if a Swedish person designed it. Gossamer pieces of white organza float over a minimal and serene scene, which includes a random sculpture of two hands holding a foot (or maybe it's a piece of bleached coral to raise awareness around rising sea temperatures?). Hard to say, but there's no time to figure it out because the music is starting!
9:11 pm: A sparkly chime and throbbing synth introduce the night's first song, "Send to Robyn Immediately." You think it's an odd kick-off choice, but has Robyn ever led you astray? Never once! She knows best. You decide to just enjoy the ride.
9:12 pm: Robyn's disembodied voice pleads with you, "Baby forgive me...." as if apologizing for taking such a long hiatus between albums. Based on how everyone in the room instantly transforms into screaming Beatles fans circa 1964, the consensus is that all is forgiven, and then some.
9:14 pm: Halfway through the song, Robyn is still not on stage. You ask your friend, "What if she never comes out and just sings from backstage for two hours?" You both decide she would be able to get away with something like that.
9:15 pm: Finally, there's movement in Swedish Heaven! Robyn walks to the center of the stage and stands there for a long time, silent, allowing us to bask in her silhouette. She is the epitome of extra and you wouldn't have her any other way.
9:16 pm: The spotlight hits Robyn to reveal a Fembot-esque look—silver knee-high boots and a matching dress with dark sequined nipples. #FreeTheNipple! #Nipplegate2019! #JusticeForJanet!
9:17 pm: Everything takes a golden hue and Robyn instructs, "Baby, I have what you want. Come get your honey." Your feelings are best expressed via these visuals of Winnie the Pooh sticking his entire head inside a honey pot.
9:19 pm: Robyn's voice sounds as clear as it did back in the '90s. You think about how your love for her music has outlasted so many other loves in your life. You feel grateful.
9:22 pm: It's time to travel back in time to 2010 with Body Talk one-two punch "Indestructible" and "Hang With Me." The crowd is starting to get their groove on. Someone accidentally steps on you. Another person spills something on your shoe. But it's impossible to get mad with this much love in the air. It's like we're all in a polyamorous relationship with Robyn. We share her and never get jealous.
9:34 pm: Time for more time-travel! This time, we skip forward to 2020 with "Beach2k20," a song that you initially hated because it reminded you of the video game music that plays while you're selecting a Mario Kart character (#YoshiOrPeachForTheWin!). But you've grown to love living inside the song's spare, after-hours samba fantasy.
9:39 pm: While it took some time for "Beach2k20" to grow on you, "Ever Again" spread like that rash you got from a hostel in Prague that one time. Everyone shouts "Never gonna be brokenhearted! Ever again!" with the knowledge that the incantation will probably not hold true, but in this moment, you're willing it to be true and that's enough.
9:46 pm: You notice that a lot of people around you don't know the words to "Be Mine!" off of Robyn's 2005 self-titled album. So maybe that's why they didn't let out a huge gasp when Robyn yanked down a hanging piece of fabric while singing, "You had your arm around what's-her-name. She had on that scarf I gave you!"
9:53 pm: Robyn disappears and a gorgeous male dancer takes her place, contorting, gliding, back-bending all over the stage. You and pretty much everyone else appreciates it because you all are either artsy or gay or both.
09:58 pm: You remember your cup full of smuggled mini pickles and almonds! You and your friend proceed to gobble them all up.
10:01 pm: Robyn returns wearing a black lace number with a large bow in her hair, its ribbon ends falling down her back. The power that this accessory has cannot be overstated. More and more, it seems as though Robyn has one singular mission with this tour and everything else she's ever done and ever will do:
10:08 pm: Some fans have had trouble falling in love with the less anthemic, more chilled out side of Honey. But one look at how much fun Robyn has performing songs like "Because It's In The Music" and "Between the Lines" is enough to get everyone on board.
10:13 pm: Your friend leans over and says, "I don't do drugs, but Robyn makes me want to start."
10:14 pm: You lean over and say, "It's like we're all individual brain cells in Robyn's mind after she's taken a hit of molly."
10:15 pm: Continuing the trend of stoner thoughts, you plead the case that Robyn's method approach to performances makes her the Daniel Day-Lewis of pop music. Your friend goes along with your theory because she's kind.
10:24 pm: During non-album track "Love Is Free," Robyn holds her hands over the crowd as if she's a rave priestess compelling us all to exorcise our demons through manic dancing. We obey.
10:31 pm: The moment everyone has been waiting for arrives! It's time to dance on our own! You're in a happy relationship, but tap into your lonely, yet self-sufficient past self.
10:33 pm: After one verse, Robyn pauses, as if to give us space to consider all we've been through since we first fell in love with this song and to marvel at how much we've all grown.
10:34 pm: You and the others fill the silence by singing the pained chorus: I'm in the corner, watching you kiss her, ohhhhh! I'm right over here, why can't you see me, ohhhhh! It's a magical moment and you fight back tears because you're already the dude holding a cup of mini pickles; you don't want to be the crying dude holding a cup of mini pickles.
10:36 pm: You barely catch your breath before Robyn wallops you with another banger, "Missing U." And just when you think things can't get any more euphoric, Robyn throws "Call Your Girlfriend" in your face. You think back to the time you pulled your back out while attempting the choreography from the music video, unofficially entering the Guinness Book of World Records for Gayest Injury Ever. You wonder if Robyn is going to pull out those dance moves tonight.
10:41 pm: SHE DOES! FULL-ON BACK ROLL INTO A FLOOR HUMP! EVERYONE LOSES IT!
10:43 pm: There is so much love floating around, it feels like the entire theater is inside a Care Bear Stare.
10:44 pm: You can tell Robyn feels it too when she flashes heart hands during "With Every Heartbeat." You felt cheesy when you did this at that Taylor Swift concert, but there is zero shame here.
10:45 pm: You think of the time you described Robyn's music as "a scab falling off." You still believe it.
10:46 pm: Polka-dot-covered balloons appear out of nowhere because Robyn is trying to drown you to death with flood after flood of endorphins.
10:47 pm: You and your friend make a pact to be each other's dates to every Robyn concert from now until the end of time. You imagine this will be one of the easiest promises to keep.
10:48 pm: During the final song of the night—a cover of Kindness' "Who Do You Love?"—Robyn asks, "Who do you love, Oakland?" The answer is obvious.
10:49 pm: You think about how you've loved this woman and her art since the '90s and how some loves are forever. Robyn is that person you can't remember not knowing, the one you might not always be in touch with, but can fall back in a groove with like no time has passed. That anchoring kind of love.
10:50 pm: You realize that, when you share these thoughts in a blog post tomorrow, people will mistakenly believe that you were on something. The reality is less scandalous:
10:59 pm: On your way out of the theater, you consider buying some merch, but decide the memory is enough. You think to yourself, Until next time, Robyn! and start making your way back home. Everything is wonderful and nothing hurts.
Honey Tour Set List
"Send to Robyn Immediately"
"Honey"
"Indestructible"
"Hang With Me"
"Beach2k20"
"Ever Again"
"Be Mine!"
"Because It's In The Music"
"Between the Lines"
"Love Is Free"
"Dancing on My Own"
"Missing U"
"Call Your Girlfriend"
"Human Being"
"With Every Heartbeat"
"Who Do You Love?"
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🐭🐭🐭 Youtube channel 'Rattic' presents you all episodes compilation of NEW funny 3D animated cartoon series for children and adults in good quality FULL HD. Funny Cartoon Series | Rattic Mini 8-1 Episodes | Funny Animated Cartoon Series For Children. "Rattic Mini" 8-1 episodes: 00:00 - Rattic Mini - Cleaning 00:36 - Rattic Mini - Merry Christmas 01:15 - Rattic Mini - The Mailbox 01:53 - Rattic Mini - Driver 02:30 - Rattic Mini - Happy Birthday 03:07 - Rattic Mini - The Toilet 03:44 - Rattic Mini - The Stool 04:22 - Rattic Mini - The Magic Hat In the series, a little funny curious rat named Rattic, who lives in an old attic, will entertain you with his stories, adventures, and misfortunes. All Rattic Story series playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXkny_tktQQ&list=PLFWt-RZ5XcNsIAWjJViJm9pnNjn4k6l5N All Rattic Mini series playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBkSqvpaHrw&list=PLFWt-RZ5XcNsDHBjzAEm9pfaXgLe0Tone All Rattic series playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SA90-UJflfM&list=PLFWt-RZ5XcNtbPijEHEWyO_aAu808s3EJ Don't miss new funny and comic episodes in FULL HD about the Rattic in the attic. Subscribe to our official Youtube channel and wait for new Rattic adventures! Watch Rattic cartoons online YouTube https://www.youtube.com/Rattic Please SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT US! Thank you :) ►YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/rattic ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RatticStory ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/RatticStory ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rattic_story ►Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/106464882489742452589 #Rattic #RatticStory #RatticMini #Раттик © 2018 DDD-Sparrow studio. All Rights Reserved.
Funny Cartoon Series | Rattic Mini 12-1 Episodes | Funny Animated Cartoon Series For Children Youtube channel 'Rattic' presents you all episodes compilation of NEW funny 3D animated cartoon series for children and adults in good quality FULL HD. "Rattic Mini" 12-1 episodes: 00:00 - Rattic Mini - The TV 00:35 - Rattic Mini - The Golf 01:15 - Rattic Mini - Talent Show 01:51 - Rattic Mini - The Mop 02:27 - Rattic Mini - Cleaning 03:04 - Rattic Mini - Merry Christmas 03:43 - Rattic Mini - The Mailbox 04:21 - Rattic Mini - Driver 04:59 - Rattic Mini - Happy Birthday 05:35 - Rattic Mini - The Toilet 06:12 - Rattic Mini - The Stool 06:50 - Rattic Mini - The Magic Hat In the series, a little funny curious rat named Rattic, who lives in an old attic, will entertain you with his stories, adventures, and misfortunes. All Rattic Story series playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXkny_tktQQ&list=PLFWt-RZ5XcNsIAWjJViJm9pnNjn4k6l5N All Rattic Mini series playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBkSqvpaHrw&list=PLFWt-RZ5XcNsDHBjzAEm9pfaXgLe0Tone All Rattic series playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SA90-UJflfM&list=PLFWt-RZ5XcNtbPijEHEWyO_aAu808s3EJ Don't miss new funny and comic episodes in FULL HD about the Rattic in the attic. Subscribe to our official Youtube channel and wait for new Rattic adventures! Watch Rattic cartoons online YouTube https://www.youtube.com/Rattic Please SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT US! Thank you :) ►YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/rattic ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RatticStory ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/RatticStory ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rattic_story ►Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/106464882489742452589 #Rattic #RatticStory #RatticMini #Раттик © 2018 DDD-Sparrow studio. All Rights Reserved.
🐭🐭🐭 Youtube channel 'Rattic' presents you all episodes compilation of NEW funny 3D animated cartoon series for children and adults in good quality FULL HD. Funny Cartoon Series | Rattic Mini 8-1 Episodes | Funny Animated Cartoon Series For Children. "Rattic Mini" 10-1 episodes: 00:00 - Rattic Mini - Talent Show 00:35 - Rattic Mini - The Mop 01:11 - Rattic Mini - Cleaning 01:48 - Rattic Mini - Merry Christmas 02:27 - Rattic Mini - The Mailbox 03:05 - Rattic Mini - Driver 03:42 - Rattic Mini - Happy Birthday 04:19 - Rattic Mini - The Toilet 04:55 - Rattic Mini - The Stool 05:34 - Rattic Mini - The Magic Hat In the series, a little funny curious rat named Rattic, who lives in an old attic, will entertain you with his stories, adventures, and misfortunes. All Rattic Story series playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXkny_tktQQ&list=PLFWt-RZ5XcNsIAWjJViJm9pnNjn4k6l5N All Rattic Mini series playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBkSqvpaHrw&list=PLFWt-RZ5XcNsDHBjzAEm9pfaXgLe0Tone All Rattic series playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SA90-UJflfM&list=PLFWt-RZ5XcNtbPijEHEWyO_aAu808s3EJ Don't miss new funny and comic episodes in FULL HD about the Rattic in the attic. Subscribe to our official Youtube channel and wait for new Rattic adventures! Watch Rattic cartoons online YouTube https://www.youtube.com/Rattic Please SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT US! Thank you :) ►YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/rattic ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RatticStory ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/RatticStory ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rattic_story ►Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/106464882489742452589 #Rattic #RatticStory #RatticMini #Раттик © 2018 DDD-Sparrow studio. All Rights Reserved.
Subscribe - https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=MrBeancartoonworld Car Wars After yet another run-in with Mr. Bean of the usual kind, the Reliant Supervan decides to get revenge on Bean and succeeds in doing so by making Bean crash his Mini into a truck full of breakables and into a pond in the park. That night, Bean is chased in his Mini by the Reliant to a junkyard where the driver sneaks out of the Reliant and crushes his Mini into a cube. The next day, Bean brings the remains of his Mini into a junkyard to have it rebuilt. Opera Bean Since his Mini has broken down and is late meeting Irma at the opera, Mr. Bean arrives on foot but is refused entry because of his filthy attire. Forced to borrow some clothes from the local launderette, Bean is mistaken for the star of the show and ends up giving the operatic performance of a lifetime on the stage. Bean Safari Mr Bean visits a safari park where he catches the attention of a baby monkey and unknowingly takes the monkey home in his Mini. After hearing on the news that the monkey has been stolen, Bean attempts to return it without getting caught. Ice Cream Mr Bean wants an ice cream cone from the ice cream van but ends up serving himself along with every kid in town. To find out more about Mr Bean visit: Mr Bean on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/mrbean Follow us on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/mrbean Welcome to the Official Mr Bean Cartoon World channel! the home of Mr. Bean the animated series. On this channel you'll find clips and full episodes of your favourite funny man.
Funny Cartoon | Rattic Mini – The Teleport | Cartoons For Children | Funny Animated Cartoon Series Youtube channel 'Rattic' present to you the NEW funny 3D animated cartoon series "Rattic Mini" for children and adults in good quality FULL HD. In the short series, a little funny curious rat named Rattic, who lives in an old attic, will entertain you with his stories, adventures, and misfortunes. Rattiс is resourceful, inventive, playful rat. In the episode "THE TELEPORT", Rattiс carries a watermelon and accidentally comes on a ring object that turned out to be a teleport. The ring covers him and carries Rattiс to different places and situations. Where he will move and whether he will be able to return to where it all began, look in the Teleport series. "Rattiс Mini" is a short funny video for kids and parents. This ridiculous little rat makes you laugh and cheer up your whole family. All Rattic Mini series look here: https://goo.gl/h2Ec2q Also, don't forget to watch Rattic Story series: https://goo.gl/CyYyKM Don't miss new funny and comic episodes in FULL HD about the Rattic in the attic. Subscribe to our official Youtube channel and wait for new Rattic adventures! Watch cartoons online: YouTube https://www.youtube.com/Rattic Please SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT US! Thank you :) ►YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/rattic ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RatticStory ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/RatticStory ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rattic_story ►Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/106464882489742452589 #Rattic #RatticStory #RatticMini #Раттик © 2018 DDD-Sparrow studio. All Rights Reserved.