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Report on Rincon de la Vieja (Costa Rica) — June 1998
Bulletin of the Global Volcanism Network, vol. 23, no. 6 (June 1998)
Managing Editor: Richard Wunderman.
Rincon de la Vieja (Costa Rica) Non-eruptive and relatively quiet seismically during April-June
Global Volcanism Program, 1998. Report on Rincon de la Vieja (Costa Rica) (Wunderman, R., ed.). Bulletin of the Global Volcanism Network, 23:6. Smithsonian Institution. https://doi.org/10.5479/si.GVP.BGVN199806-345020.
Volcano Profile | Complete Bulletin
10.83°N, 85.324°W; summit elev. 1916 m
The volcano has been relatively quiet since phreatic eruptions on 15-17 February sent plumes to 2 km. During April, May, and June the local seismic system registered 3, 27, and 17 events, respectively. The April seismic events were of unspecified type. The May seismic events included eight of high frequency; in addition, one hour of low-frequency tremor took place. Seismicity during June included some low-frequency events.
Geologic Background. Rincón de la Vieja, the largest volcano in NW Costa Rica, is a remote volcanic complex in the Guanacaste Range. The volcano consists of an elongated, arcuate NW-SE-trending ridge that was constructed within the 15-km-wide early Pleistocene Guachipelín caldera, whose rim is exposed on the south side. Sometimes known as the "Colossus of Guanacaste," it has an estimated volume of 130 km3 and contains at least nine major eruptive centers. Activity has migrated to the SE, where the youngest-looking craters are located. The twin cone of 1916-m-high Santa María volcano, the highest peak of the complex, is located at the eastern end of a smaller, 5-km-wide caldera and has a 500-m-wide crater. A plinian eruption producing the 0.25 km3 Río Blanca tephra about 3500 years ago was the last major magmatic eruption. All subsequent eruptions, including numerous historical eruptions possibly dating back to the 16th century, have been from the prominent active crater containing a 500-m-wide acid lake located ENE of Von Seebach crater.
Information Contacts: E. Fernandez, V. Barboza, E. Duarte, R. Sáenz, E. Malavassi, M. Martinez, and Rodolfo Van der Laat, Observatorio Vulcanológico y Sismológico de Costa Rica, Universidad Nacional (OVSICORI-UNA), Apartado 86-3000, Heredia, Costa Rica.


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The early history of rum
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I think that when most Americans think about rum drinks, they think about vacation, the pool, and the Caribbean. What if I told you that the origins of rum come from Asia, slavery, Christopher Columbus, and maybe had a role in the American Revolution? Well, we are about to continue our Mojito series and are going to explore the fascinating, and sometimes ugly, history of rum.
Sugarcane and the history of rum
There is no history of rum without talking about the sugarcane plant. As told in our last post, rum is a product of sugarcane fermentation and sugarcane byproducts. Even though we may tie rum to the Caribbean, sugar cane is not natural to that area. Sugarcane originated from areas in the tropical regions of South Asia and Melanesia.
The true history of a rum-like alcohol may have some origins in these areas, as where there are people, there tends to be people who ferment things into booze. The earliest examples is an alcohol fermented by the Malays people called Brum. This reportedly, goes back a thousand years. That, however, is well before we started seeing what we traditionally call rum.
Migration of the sugarcane
So, how did sugarcane make it's way to the Caribbean where they started making rum as we know it today? Trade enters as part of the history of rum. As Europeans started to trade (and conquer) areas of the Middle East, Africa, and Asia, products from that area became accessible to them and Europeans started to cultivate sugarcane.
Europeans quickly became addicted to the white stuff.
On one of Christopher Columbus' journeys to the New World, he brought sugarcane to what is now known as the Dominican Republic and Haiti. It just so happens that sugarcane thrived in these areas and he noted the potential profit to be made. Sugarcane evolved into big business.
Rum's dark history
Christopher Columbus reached the western world and brought slavery with him. It is said that sometime in the early 17th century, rum was created by slaves. Apparently, what we now know as molasses was considered industrial waste by the sugar makers (it is the leftovers of the granulated sugar). It was available in abundance and began to be used by those who needed it… slaves. Used out of necessity, they found that if treated appropriately, it would become a delicious alcoholic beverage. Rum was born. And as such, the slave owners profited from this discovery.
There is no exact date on when and where rum was first distilled, but rum production was recorded in the 1620s in Brazil. Popular belief is that it was originally distilled in the Barbados. One thing we do know is that rum popularity spread like wildfire across the globe.
The history gets a bit darker
Rum becomes part of a triangle trade and is closely intertwined with slavery. Prior to rum, slaves were moved from Africa to the Americas (including the Caribbean). Tobacco, sugar and cotton were picked up and then moved to Europe. Then textiles and other goods were moved from Europe to Africa. Rum became part of this equation as it gained in popularity.
With rum and population growth on America's east coast, a new triangle was formed. New England became a rum producer and found it's sugar and molasses from the Caribbean. In fact, Rum became one of New England's largest industries for a period of time. Rum and other goods was shipped to Africa. Slaves were shipped to the Caribbean. A vicious triangle that is just part of the history of this libation.
Rum and Piracy
If you look at the common list of pirates from The Golden Age of Piracy, you will see that most are from Europe. How did these guys end up in the Caribbean? Generally, they were either involved with trade or the navy to begin with.
So you ask why rum is associated with piracy? I think it is nothing more than availability and that it was a source of economy in the area. Rum was easily available in the area and likely cheaper than other liquors. It may be just as associated with the Royal Navy, as they provided a daily ration of rum.
Some light may have been born from the monstrosity
The Sugar Act of 1764 may have disrupted trade and had enough of an economic impact to help spark the American Revolution. Rum may have been part of the reasons why America succeeded from Britain.
The taxation on sugar and molasses, however, did have its impact in America and rum became less popular. The late 1700s also brought rise to American whiskeys like bourbon and rye, perhaps in tandem with the increased costs of rum. Perhaps this taxation bolstered the American Whiskey revolution.
Even though taxation may have reduced the popularity of rum in colonial America, rum was already firmly rooted in libation history. I am sure there is some interesting things that happened with the spirit after 1800, but we will leave that for a different day and a different post. What I can say is that you would be hard pressed to find a bar that did not serve rum or a liquor store that did not carry some version of this libation.
History is a rough place and it does not mean that the ugliness should be ignored. Nor should we ignore the path of that ugly history. Rum has an origin in slavery, but it also has an origin in the world being connected and coming to where we are today. And today, it is a spirit associated with the Caribbean and vacations.
Where are we today? Well,I am in a place where I can sit back and enjoy a Mojito, a Pina Colada, or any other tropical drink and think about the heritage and all it took for that 2 oz (or maybe 4) of fermented sugarcane to get into my glass.
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Dixie Land (reso graficamente anche come Dixieland; ) è un film documentario del 2015 diretto da Roman Bondarchuk, frutto di una co-produzione di Ucraina, Lettonia e Germania.

Trama
Il documentario, girato nella città ucraina di Cherson, segue quattro membri di un'orchestra di bambini (Roman, Polina e due ragazzi di nome Nikita) a cui piace suonare musica jazz americana. Il film si concentra sul forte legame dei bambini con il loro scontroso ma amato insegnante, Semyon Nikolayevich Ryvkin.

Produzione
Dixie Land è stato scritto, diretto e montato da Roman Bondarchuk.

Il film è stato presentato per la prima volta in Ucraina nel 2015, è stato proiettato all'Odessa International Film Festival, dove ha vinto il Golden Duke Award. Il film è stato anche presentato al Lielais Kristaps National Film Festival in Lettonia nel settembre 2015 e al Full Frame Documentary Film Festival negli Stati Uniti nell'aprile 2016.

Critica
L'Odessa Review ha detto del film: "Onestamente, Dixie Land è il tipo di film potente che non ha bisogno di presentazioni - ha bisogno di essere visto".

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Il villaggio compare per la prima volta, nelle fonti antiche, nel 1280 con il nome di Gede. All'epoca, era sede di un importante castello, appartenente ai conti Ratold, che qui insediarono numerosi coloni. Il feudo di Hodejov passò successivamente agli Ilsvai, ai Palóczi e agli Országh, Nel 1502 appartenne ai conti Kubínyi. Nel XVI secolo venne raso al suolo dai turchi che distrussero il castello.  Nel XVIII secolo, il villaggio tornò ai Kubínyi. Dal 1938 al 1944 venne annesso all'Ungheria.

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Read more>> The makers of the Valentine's Craft Kit say that their products will provide people with the right amount of love, joy, and happiness.
But some critics, like one of the creators, have questioned the idea that their kits can be used for anything other than Valentine's Day or Valentine's day gifts.
For some, like Lorenza S. Garcia, who blogs at the Everyday Feminism podcast, the Valentine's Kit is just a way to show off your love of love and a way for people to show their appreciation for someone who is not in love with them.
It's a celebration of love.
"There's a lot of women out there who are not in a romantic relationship, so they're not looking for someone to show them love and give them a gift that they can wear, so it's about showing them that they're loved and it's just a celebration," Garcia told Recode.
And if the Valentine Day gift idea is all that you're thinking of, it's not the best idea, either.
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The Last Book I Loved: Dream Songs
By Michael Lindgren
My relationship with John Berryman's Dream Songs, like the songs themselves, is murky, complicated, obscure in origin, and not easy to explain—not even to myself. One signpost of great art, it seems to me, is that the meaning of its greatness shifts in relation to the reader over time, and my appreciation of The Dream Songs has deepened and evolved—as I expect it will continue to for the rest of my life—in the two decades since it first came to my attention.
In my twenties I knew that Berryman was, like me, an alcoholic, and that he committed suicide in Minneapolis in 1972, and being at an age susceptible to the romantic myth of the doomed, hard-drinking mystic, the messy glamour of the dissolute—before I came to know (that is, in real terms, hard terms, blood terms) the cost of that myth—I was intrigued. I knew too that he was considered a brilliant and impenetrable poet, an impression that was confirmed by my first casual glance into an edition of 77 Dream Songs on the shelf of my boss's office in Cambridge.
These were not like other poems: within their consistent 16-line armature they were turbulent, mad, feverish, cryptic, an unruly union of boppy jive-talk, and thorny quasi-Elizabethan diction. It was impossible to tell who was speaking, or to whom; poems ended in mid-syllable, bristled with random phrases in foreign languages, sported menacing-looking accent marks and Shakespearean contractions, were riddled with ampersands and ellipses. The whole thing was messy, hallucinatory, and impossible to resist; it was the Exile on Main Street of poetry, and I was hooked.
As the shadows over my own life lengthened, scattered phrases accrued talismanic power. "He stared at ruin. Ruin stared straight back," begins number 45; then, "I'm too alone. I see no end" and "Lightning fell silent where the Devil knelt." "Hell talkt my brain awake," says Henry, the mysterious semi-protagonist, at one point, and it seemed as fit a phrase for my existence—insomniac, deeply unhappy—as any. Safely on the other side of life again at age 32, I was given for my birthday, by my parents, a very nearly mint-condition first edition of the complete cycle, the celebrated Farrar Straus hardcover from 1968, featuring Charles Skaggs's bold white-pink-and-green typography. The interior design, which follows the template set by the brilliant Guy Fleming for the original 1964 edition of 77 Dream Songs, is austere and beautiful, with that slightly antique feel of openness and clarity that seems particular to book design of that era. (Someday I would like an expert in the history of typography to explain to me how this is so). I have it in front of me now, paging through it as I try to capture, clumsily, the strange beauty of this half-understood work, to anatomize its appeal.
The Dream Songs collectively is many things: a record of a consciousness, a song cycle, an ongoing formalist experiment, a journal of an imaginary insanity, a high-modernist word collage, and an elegy for a generation of poets. The work as a whole is death-haunted, with each successive passing of another poet or peer—Jarrell, Roethke, Schwartz, Williams—bringing a yearning elegy, grave and often touching, as the poet bends his soul towards the haven that they have found and that he will gain only through force of self-violence. As the songs pile up and the years pass the prosody becomes starker, cleaner, marginally more transparent, yet somehow purer in its despair: the world's longest and most eloquent suicide note. There is also an engagingly quotidian quality to the work, as in a journal: occasional mentions of the outside world, of presidents, the Cold War, the Congo, Vietnam, peek through the whirling kaleidoscope of the poet / narrator's brain, like a slideshow of the darkening sixties playing in an adjacent room. Other songs seem to hint acidly at the growing professional and academic demands of Berryman's career. All of this is filtered through a blurry, argumentative stream of voices that is extremely difficult to decode, Berryman's own note—Henry is "not the poet, not me"—being of limited assistance in the matter.
Better minds than mine have tried to identify a consistent schema of speakerly identification for the Songs, which seem to be narrated from a kind of shifting first-and-a-half-person, the half-person being the poet's unseen companion, who addresses him as "Mr. Bones" in the rhythms of a not entirely convincing African-American patois, and who may be a schizophrenic counterpart of the narrator and/or Henry. What is to my mind undeniable about the poems is the sense of mystery, of the uncanny, of a shifting, fully inhabited interior consciousness, however opaque or inaccessible, that they convey. Not everyone agrees: the great postwar critic M. L. Rosenthal, for one, thought that The Dream Songs was a step backwards for Berryman, calling it "work we must forage (in) too much on our own."
It's an interesting word, "forage," and apt, for to my mind, a mental "foraging" is in fact the primary experience of reading, especially work so dense and demanding as Berryman's. And the fruits of my expeditions into the verbal thickets left behind by this brilliant, sad, unlucky, intense man, are a paradoxically heightened sense of freedom and gratitude, an attentiveness to the air and light around me, the twinkling of the city at night, a hunger for "tasting all the secret bits of life."
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The Bluest Eyes by Toni Morrison
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The Bluest Eyes
In The Bluest Eyes, the themes used by Toni Morrison to explore how we are shaped as children are home and family, appearances, race, woman, society and class etc. Home in The Bluest Eye represents more than the physical structure where a family lives. According to Morrison, home is an idea that defines the characters' sense of self and self-worth, and likewise, informs the way they are perceived by those around them. The Bluest Eye, characters associate beauty with whiteness. African-American girls during this time period were encouraged by family and society to admire and aspire to be white; all of the female African-American characters in the novel have grown up in a society that does not find them beautiful or even worthy them. In the same way Race and class are powerful determinant in the novel, since there were so many economic barriers for African Americans during this time. Most working-class work in coal mines or as domestic servants for white families. Also the experience of African-American women in this time presents a realistic view of the limited options that these women confront every day. Furthermore, the story show how woman were oppressed. In novel's women not only suffer the horror of racial oppression, but also the cruelty and abuse brought upon them by the men in their lives.
The bluest eyes by Toni Morrison, describe how Claudia's family makes her feels worthy of love despite society's belief that she cannot be beautiful. For example, Claudia says "I had only one desire: to dismember it… to find the beauty (20)… I destroy white baby dolls" (22).
According to social beliefs about beauty, the white baby dolls represent the stereotype that you have to be white to be beautiful. Claudia dismember the doll to find out what was inside. She assume that the beauty others see in the dolls must inhere physically inside it, so she takes apart the dolls to search for it beauty. While, dismembering the dolls she didn't find nothing. The only reason they were beautiful in the eyes of society was the doll's whiteness. They were taught to believe that whiteness is the paragon of beauty. As can be seen, the social belief about beauty that Claudia is trying to destroy when she dismembers the white baby dolls was the idea that you have to be white in order to be beautiful. Eventually, all Claudia want for Christmas was to be with her family. Afterward, the reason she want this is to feel love and affection from her family.
Pecola accept that she is not worthy of love, because she is culturally black. For example, Mrs. Breedlove said: "Three quarts of milk… Three whole quarts…what the devil does anybody need with three quarts of milk?"(23).The kind of beauty that the Shirley Temple cup represent for Pecola is physical beauty. Shirley Temple is beautiful to Pecola because she is white. The kind of beauty that the milk represent for Pecola is inner beauty, because was inside of the cup and was white. For Pecola drinking milk from the Shirley Temple cup is like drinking a beauty potion that is going to make her obtain the type of white beauty that is so appraised by society. She want to be white, so she can be beautiful inside and out. Pecola feel physically ugly, because she is physically black. Pecola feel unworthy of love because she is culturally black (inside/inner). Mrs. Breedlove believe that her daughter is ugly, because she learned from the movie that to be worthy of love you have to be physically beautiful, to be physically beautiful you have to be white.
The principal source of Rosemary Villanucci' privileges is her father and family. For example, Claudia says, "Rosemary Villanucci…sits in a 1939 Brick eating bread and butter…when she comes out the car we will beat her up, make red marks on her white skin"(9).The car was made in the year of the Great Depression, when people were really poor and not able to afford one. Furthermore, be able to have a car represent the economic status at that time. Bread and butter for Rosemary Villanucci is just a simple snack. Meanwhile, bread and butter for a lot of people at this time represent luxury wealth and property. Moreover, the kind of privilege that rosemary's skin represent is economic privilege. In addition, the kind of privilege that Rosemary' skin represent is racial privilege. The reason why rosemary tell Claudia and Frida that they can come inside the car is because they are black and poor. Claudia and Frida one day can change their wealth, but they always would be black.
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using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading;
using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;

namespace Facepunch.Steamworks.Test
{
    [TestClass]
    [DeploymentItem( "steam_api.dll" )]
    [DeploymentItem( "steam_api64.dll" )]
    [DeploymentItem( "steam_appid.txt" )]
    public class RichPresence
    {
        [TestMethod]
        public void MissingKeyIsNull()
        {
            using ( var client = new Steamworks.Client( 252490 ) )
            {
                var key = client.User.GetRichPresence( "Missing Key" );
                Assert.IsNull( key );
            }
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void ReadBackSetKey()
        {
            using ( var client = new Steamworks.Client( 252490 ) )
            {
                client.User.SetRichPresence( "One", "Two" );

                var value = client.User.GetRichPresence( "One" );
                Assert.IsNotNull( value );
                Assert.AreEqual( value, "Two" );
            }
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void ClearingKeys()
        {
            using ( var client = new Steamworks.Client( 252490 ) )
            {
                client.User.SetRichPresence( "One", "Two" );

                var value = client.User.GetRichPresence( "One" );
                Assert.IsNotNull( value );
                Assert.AreEqual( value, "Two" );

                client.User.ClearRichPresence();

                value = client.User.GetRichPresence( "One" );
                Assert.IsNull( value );
            }
        }
    }
}

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AN IMPORTANT NOTE: Breakout EDU games are similar to escape rooms, but are NOT escape rooms because students are NEVER locked in a room. Oh, there are still plenty of locks involved, but the locks are on boxes and the students try to break IN to the box.
In our classroom, Breakout EDU is used to create ultra-engaging learning games for students. These games (called Breakouts) teach teamwork, problem solving, critical thinking, core academic subjects, and troubleshooting by presenting participants with challenges that ignite their natural drive to problem-solve.
So far, the students have thoroughly enjoyed each game we've played - and frequently ask when we're going to do another.
Take a look at some images from recent games!


Hey everyone! Sorry this review is SUPER long overdue, but since SephoraSG is having a 20% sale right now (till 7 May 2017), I figured I should just upload this just in case if some of you are still contemplating to get this! P.S this review was ready 2 months back but just didn't upload for whatever reason… oops sorry!
ESTEE LAUDER DOUBLE WEAR CUSHION BB All Day Wear Liquid Compact SPF50/PA+++ now comes in GOLD packaging + 5 NEW shades specially designed for Asian skin tones! 🌸 💕 This cushion is known for its LONG LASTING coverage and INSTANT hydration.
Just like your typical BB cushions, it comes with a sponge and a cover to protect the product from dying/oxidizing/hygiene.
I got mine in shade 2C0 Cool Vanilla (pink tone).
The BB cushion is very moist and soft, unlike some whereby the cushion is pretty stiff. It is very easy to use and I can just dab quickly. Some cushions are so stiff that I have to keep dabbing it for more product and that wastes a lot of time.
So here is how 2C0 Cool Vanilla looks like on my skin tone.
Reference: No.21 for Laneige BB Cushion Pore Control, UD Naked Skin Concealer in Fair Neutral, Dior Forever Foundation 010.
I tested this yesterday and I must say I am pretty impressed! My skin felt dewy and I can feel the instant hydration. The foundation did not feel thick or look cakey on my face. I allowed some time for the foundation to settle into my skin before finishing up with loose powder.
The cushion isn't stiff and feels very moist, which makes application easier. The sponge feels very nice on my skin and it does not soak up too much of the foundation.
In terms of coverage, it reduced the redness on my face. It covered up the blemishes decently but I still had to use a concealer. But that's usually the case, so nothing too note-worthy here. This has a medium coverage and if you compare it with other Korean BB Cushions, the coverage for Estee Lauder is much higher. I'm not too sure if it covered my pores well….
Around noon, I could see my nose area started to look oily. I dabbed it with a tissue and my skin looks pretty fresh again. The important thing is that the rest of my skin did not feel/look oily. So, I have to test it again to see if it works better w/o a pore primer. Also, another key point is that this bb cushion feels SO LIGHT-WEIGHT on my skin that I forgot that I was wearing foundation. At night time, only my nose area started to look oily again.
I've been constantly wearing this for a month now and I will say it has a light-medium buildable coverage. I have to set it well for a longer lasting matte finish, but that's more or less the same as long as you have oily skin. But generally, I think this BB cushion keeps me matte fairly well and it's already more matte than a lot of other dewy BB cushion out there.
This BB cushion is able to cover the pores on my nose, but not the 2 areas beside my nose, even with a pore filling primer. This product is still relatively good for days where I wanna wear lighter makeup. It is suitable for daily usage.
This BB cushion does oxidizes on me, so I was pretty glad I choice 2C0 Cool Vanilla (pink tone). If I chose a yellow tone shade, it might turn out to be too yellow. But for 2C0 Cool Vanilla, it oxidized to a neutral tone. But do bear in mind this is pretty subjective and it really depends on your own skin type.
Verdict: I will definitely repurchase the re-fill once I've finished using this. BB cushion is so much easier and faster to use plus the coverage of this product is much higher. This can replace my typical foundation routine (using brush) whenever I am in a hurry or traveling. In addition, the re-fill costs SGD50 and that's still pretty affordable considering this is a high end product.


The England National Team Programme (ENTP) are pleased to announce the leadership groups for the five teams heading to Bratislava next week.
A 150-strong party is heading out on Monday for a week-long development camp which includes challenging games against local opposition.
England's U19s have been forced to make one change to their travelling squad. Telford's Will Reed comes in for Harvey Robson who is now unable to travel. The U19 captaincy trio will be announced very shortly.


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Precise Plumbing & Electrical is proud to be the major sponsor of the Dixie Dunbar Classic – Somerton Park Bowls Tournament.
Dixie Dunbar was a well respected member of the Somerton Bowling Club. After his passing it was revealed that he bequeathed a large endowment to the club.
In respect to Dixie's bequest, the Club decided to show their gratitude by naming Green "A" after him – now known as The Dixie Dunbar green. This green was officially opened by the South Australian House of Assembly Labor Minister for Bright, Chloe Fox in April 2012.
A Dixie Dunbar Tournament is held every April to commemorate his generosity. This tournament is open to all clubs within South Australia with very lucrative prizes for the winners. Since its inception the tournament has been a great success.
This years Dixie Dunbar Tournament is to be held on Sunday 14th April 2019.
Precise Plumbing & Electrical have been proudly servicing the Somerton Park & Glenelg areas over the last 18 years.
We have many valued customers and employees that live in the area. By supporting the Somerton Park Bowls, we're supporting the local community and giving something back.
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Contrary to the popular perception that disabled women have difficulty in finding suitable partners, a recent Census data shows that in Madhya Pradesh it is just the opposite.
Of the 15.5 lakh differently-abled people in the state, more than 6.3 lakh have "never married" out of which 3.9 lakh are men while 2.3 lakh are women.
According to the Census 2011, more than 35% of the 6.6 lakh disabled women in the state are unmarried.
But in case of 8.8 lakh disabled men, more than 44% are unmarried.
The Census data further says that of the total differently-abled people in the state, 1.7 lakh are widowed, 16,446 are separated, and 4,774 are divorced. Only 7.2 lakh of the differently-abled people in the state are "currently married", the Census figures have shown.
According to the Census 2011 figures released on Tuesday by the Registrar General of India, Madhya Pradesh has 12.6 lakh households that have differently-abled persons. The dada also shows that 3,619 disabled people are homeless in the state.
In the 2001 Census, information on five types of disability was gathered, while in the 2011 Census information was gathered on eight types of disability including mental disability.
"But these figures are showing a different trend. One possible explanation is that disabled men have high expectations when it comes to choosing a partner, end up in the 'never married' category.
State commissioner (disability) BS Maini was more forthright to express his doubts, saying that it was difficult to comment on the trends in the Census figures "as there was a huge gap in the data of the state and the 2011 Census on the disabled".
"The state government's data on disabled collected through the Sparsh Abhiyan put the figure at 8.25 lakh while the latest Census shows that there are over 15.5 lakh disabled people in the state," he said.
The percentage of disabled people under two categories — movement and multiple disabilities — is higher in the state as compared to the national level.
In rest of the under six categories, the percentage of disable people is lower in the state compared to the national level.
The maximum numbers of disabled persons — more than 26% of total disable population in the state-- suffer from movement related disabilities.
In contrast at the national level, only 20.2% of the total differently-abled population suffers from movement related disabilities.


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A new scientific statement issued today by the American Heart Association underscores the commonalities between cardiovascular disease and breast cancer among women, and it calls for more focus on research and specialised treatment where the diseases overlap.
The statement, chaired by Dr. Laxmi Mehta, a cardiologist at The Ohio State University Ross Heart Hospital, is the first to compile the newest information on prevalence, shared risk factors and cardiotoxic effects of cancer therapy, as well as prevention and treatment of heart disease in breast cancer patients.
It appears in the journal Circulation.
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death for women in the U.S. and globally.
However, more women think breast cancer is the bigger threat. In many ways, the two diseases can intertwine.
"Heart disease and breast cancer share common risk factors such as age, sedentary lifestyle and smoking," said Mehta, who is also director of preventative cardiology and women's cardiovascular health at Ohio State.
Mehta said the use of hormone replacement therapy is another common risk factor for women.
Studies have shown it can raise the risk of breast cancer and heart disease among certain groups of women, and is therefore a risk factor that can be modified.
Two factors that can't be changed are age and genetics.
As women get older, their risk for breast cancer increases.
The incidence of cardiovascular risk also increases with age, even more so with the onset of menopause.
The most common heart-related side effect of cancer therapy is left ventricular dysfunction.
Coronary artery disease, valve disease, arrhythmias and heart failure can also occur.
Mehta and her co-authors said it's vital for cardiologists and oncologists to work together in caring for cancer patients.
A person's heart health should be considered when first making treatment selections and while monitoring treatment progression.
In some cases, pre-existing heart conditions may guide the course of cancer care, or the cancer therapy itself can impact the heart and alter treatment plans.
The interconnection doesn't end when the cancer is gone.
Mehta said long-term breast cancer survivors can develop heart problems after certain cancer treatments, including chemotherapy, radiation and targeted therapy.
Survivors also have increased cardiovascular risk factors, and the statement points out that heart disease prevention and modification of cardiac risk factors is essential during and after breast cancer treatment.
Over the last decade, the collaborative field of cardio-oncology has grown to provide the best cancer care without impacting heart health.
The multi-disciplinary approach has led to new clinical methods to reduce the heart-related effects of cancer treatment.
Mehta and her co-authors called for more emphasis on prevention before a particular treatment damages the heart.
"Fortunately, with the ongoing advances in cancer treatment we are seeing improved survival of cancer patients. However heart disease prior to, during or after cancer treatment can impact outcomes. We need to be successful in treating both cancer and heart disease," Mehta said.


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Exclusive: An Interview With Andrew Walker From Hallmark Channel's "Wedding March 4: Something Old, Something New"
By: Kat Harlton
All Media Courtesy of Crown Media United States LLC
"Wedding March 4: Something Old, Something New" premieres Saturday, June 23rd (9 p.m. ET/PT) as part of Hallmark Channel's "June Weddings" event.
About The Movie:
The latest installment in the "Wedding March" franchise stars Jack Wagner and Josie Bissett in their roles as Mick and Olivia alongside Merritt Patterson and Andrew W. Walker as a couple about to be wed at Mick and Olivia's inn whose quest to have a memorable wedding takes some twists and turns.
We had the chance to catch up with star Andrew Walker and discuss his favorite scene, what role he'd love to play next, and his favorite part of a wedding.
Kat: Is there a type of character that you'd like to portray, that you haven't had the chance to yet?
AW: I've been so fortunate in my career to play a wide variety of characters. An easier answer for me would be a genre of film I would like to continue to do, which would be westerns, I love doing a good ol' fashioned western!
Kat: What was your favorite scene to shoot and why? (without giving away spoilers)
AW: Easy! Every scene all the cast members were in, as an ensemble we had so much fun. There were only a handful of them, so when you watch the film and you see all of us together, just know there was probably a lot of laughter before and after those takes.
Kat: Do you have any role models that have particularly inspired you, either in your craft or personally?
AW: As an actor I love the commitment Christian Bale brings to his craft, very impressive body of work. As a philanthropist, I'm in awe of all great environmental work Robert Redford does for the environment.
Kat: Can you talk a little about your experience or role in "God Bless The Broken Road"?
AW: I'm so excited for this movie to air in September in over 1,100 theatres across the nation. This was a dream job, playing an overly confident/cocky race car driver who gets a slice of humble pie. Fast cars, and a love story to boot, something for everyone.
Kat: What's your favorite part of a wedding?
AW: The celebration part where people let loose and hit the dance floor!
"Wedding March 4: Something Old, Something New" premieres Saturday, June 23rd (9 p.m. ET/PT)
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Notes from an exciting Warriors game in Vegas
Golden State's third Las Vegas Summer League game had plenty of highlights.
By Brady Klopfer@BradyKlopferNBA Aug 13, 2021, 5:45pm PDT
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The Golden State Warriors and Oklahoma City Thunder played a fun Summer League game on Friday night, and I apologize for not being able to cover it more thoroughly, but I've got less than three hours between the end of the game and the start of my flight.
But don't worry: my computer is full of notes and my phone is full of sound bites, so we'll be carrying Summer League coverage into next week.
For now, here are some notes from the Dubs game.
JONATHAN FREAKING KUMINGA
I've watched a lot of Summer League basketball over the years. A lot of it. My eyes hurt every time I think of how many hours of mostly awful basketball I've consumed in Las Vegas.
This play by Jonathan Kuminga is on the very short list of most impressive and exciting ones that I've seen.
Jonathan Kuminga with the SLAM pic.twitter.com/HfbhZhV7iI
— The Undefeated (@TheUndefeated) August 13, 2021
Pretty much everything was on display there. The handles are impressive. The length allows him to cover so much ground on his crossovers. The patience and balance are great for such a young player. He has strong clock awareness. That hesitation is already above-average NBA level.
And of course the athleticism.
These are the plays that make you happy the Dubs opted for a high ceiling player. The 18 points, 7 rebounds, and 2 assists are nice, too.
Moses Moody can flat-out shoot
For much of the game it felt like Moses Moody could not miss. So much so that at one point the PA announcer at Cox Pavilion announced his name after a missed bucket.
But it wasn't really the results that were most impressive. Moody just made it clear that he's a shooter. His mechanics were fluid, balanced, and easily repeatable. He looked comfortable shooting off the dribble or when set, and was unbothered by hands in his face.
5-5 from the field
3-3 from three @mosesmoody is gettin' BUCKETS in Las Vegas. pic.twitter.com/ntGZmrtPvL
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) August 13, 2021
That's pretty clearly an NBA-ready jumper.
Moses Moody can also do other things
I realize it's not exactly a revelation that a lottery pick can play basketball well, but Moody had his best all-around game of Summer League. He seemed fully in control and patient. He was able to beat his man a few times, and when he was unable to he understood when to pass it out or find a cutter rather than force the issue.
I was enamored with his rocker step, and his ability to shift balance and drive without first stepping backwards. In all, he finished with 22 points on 8-for-14 shooting.
that's toughhhhhh
ESPN2 pic.twitter.com/MEC2suU9Zx
He also displayed a lot to love on defense. I'm beginning to think that Moody is a lot closer to being NBA ready than I had initially thought. If his defense can hold against better athletes, and he adapts well to the Warriors read-and-react offense, he could be getting meaningful minutes pretty quickly.
Gary Payton II just might be a shooter now
We've known Gary Payton II's game for a while now. Elite point guard defense, non-existent offense.
He's trying really hard to flip the script. Payton has been working hard this offseason with the Warriors trainers, with hopes of improving his jumper. So far it's paying off. He made both of his attempts from long distance, bringing his Vegas tally up to 5-for-6, all while showing improvement at setting up teammates.
There can be no denying that Payton has a tremendous work ethic, and is in the lab trying to be what the Warriors are asking of him. And he just might be it.
Jonathan Kuminga has impressive verticality
As previously mentioned, I've watched way too many hours of Vegas basketball in my life. But along the way I've learned two things. The first is that teenagers are very bad at staying vertical when playing defense. It's a veteran move they haven't adapted. And the second is that all-world athletes really struggle at staying vertical. They want to block shots. They want to make highlights. They chase the ball as though they're a puppy.
Kuminga is an 18-year old all-world athlete, yet he has a remarkable ability to stay vertical. And he's long enough that he disrupts players just fine while doing so.
I don't think Justinian Jessup will ever play for the Warriors
Sorry for the downer of a note, but he is way too far off.
Kyle Guy = two-way contract
The Dubs have one two-way contract to offer and it really seems to have Kyle Guy's name written all over it. He poured in 11 points on a series of drives, cuts, and threes. He's instant offense that could be plugged in at any time when the Warriors need it.
this sequence from Kyle Guy >>>
ESPN2 pic.twitter.com/pLFDpmfoy2
Dubs win
Sure, it's Summer League. But celebrate your wins, y'all. The Warriors won 94-84.