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Metabolic Disorder Treatment Through Liver Cell Transplant
Hepatocyte transplantation holds great promise for the treatment of liver diseases. Numerous pre-clinical studies indicate that transplants of isolated liver cells can correct various metabolic deficiencies of the liver and can reverse hepatic failure.
Management of patients with hepatic failure and liver-based metabolic disorders is complex and expensive. Hepatic failure results in impaired coagulation, altered consciousness and cerebral function, a heightened risk of multiple organ system failure, and sepsis. Liver transplantation is often the only available treatment option for severe, even if transient, hepatic failure. Patients with life-threatening liver-based metabolic disorders similarly require organ transplantation even though their metabolic diseases are typically the result of a single enzyme deficiency, and the liver otherwise functions normally.
More than 17,000 patients currently await liver transplantation in the United States, a number that seriously underestimates the number of patients that need treatment, as it has been estimated that more than a million patients in the United States could benefit from transplantation. Unfortunately, use of whole liver transplantation to treat these disorders is limited by a severe shortage of donors and by the risks associated with major surgery. Hepatocyte transplantation holds great promise as an alternative to organ transplantation for the treatment of liver diseases, and numerous pre-clinical studies indicate that transplants consisting of isolated liver cells can correct various metabolic deficiencies of the liver and can reverse hepatic failure.
The study transplant procedure headed by Ira Fox, M.D. (director of the Center for Innovative Regenerative Therapies, a collaborative effort between the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC and the McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine , a professor of surgery at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, and the medical director of the McGowan Institute—pictured), which involves injection of isolated hepatocytes into the liver through the portal vein, is far less intrusive than transplantation of the whole liver and could be performed on severely ill patients with relatively low risk. In the presence of normal host liver architecture, the transplanted cells integrate into the host liver, providing considerable restorative potential. Because the native liver is not removed, the transplanted hepatocytes need only improve some of the functions of the failing liver and need not replace all hepatic functions.
Although clinical trials of hepatocyte transplantation have demonstrated the long-term safety of the procedure, only partial correction of metabolic disorders has been achieved, and the degree to which donor hepatocytes have restored failing livers has not been adequate to circumvent the need for organ replacement.
As reported by Jessica Wapner, Scientific American, hepatocyte transplantation could treat an estimated half of the metabolic disorders currently indicated for liver transplants, replacing "perhaps up to 10 percent of pediatric transplant candidates," Dr. Fox says, along with many adult patients. Anyone living with phenylketonuria (PKU)—the disorder occurs in about 1 of every 15,000 newborns in the U.S.—could also benefit. The most common indications for adult liver transplant, cirrhosis-induced liver failure and hepatitis C, cannot be treated by cell-only transplantation because the abnormal structure of the diseased organ will not allow new cells to survive.
Scientific American (02/17/15)
Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC Transplant Study
Clinical Trials.gov: Hepatocyte Transplantation for Liver Based Metabolic Disorders
Bio: Dr. Ira Fox


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I also picked up the ridiculous big hair from D!VA because it's gorgeous and girly, and the headband is wickedly scripted with awesome choices.
As always, I TP'd over to hear Cajsa spin for about 10 minutes, and then RL called and I was gone again to the less glamorous RL.
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2018 Autumn "Vintage Membership" Newsletter.
As we celebrate the arrival of the last bin of grapes at the winery today, it brings to and end a succsesful 2018 Vintage. Hot dry conditions prevailed throughout the growing season in all vineyards, resulting in slightly reduced yields, however excellent quality.
So with Vintage almost over it is now time to get out some new wines for you to enjoy this Autumn.
As you will be aware their has been some small changes to our wine club and it is now called the Vintage Membership. Whilst the name has changed, the essence has not. Our Vintage Membership gives you the opportunity to enjoy a wide selection of wines from our portfolio and we have stepped up our offering to make sure you continue to enjoy the best of the range delivered convenietly to your door.
The 2017 David Hook shiraz in your pack is the first 2017 red wine we have released. Many local winemakers are now talking about the the 2017 red wines being comparable to the the famed 2014 vintage. This wine is bright fresh elegant and already drinkig exceptional well. The perfect wine to get you through the week, a taste of what to come of in the 2017 Old Vines Shiraz.
The 2015 Central Ranges Pinot Noir comes from a vineyard with well drained red basalt and clay based loam soils located on the sheltered north slopes of Orange's Mount Canobolas, at an elevation of 900m. It is made from a combination of three clones of Pinot Noir has charming fruit, lively and reminiscent of a good French Village burgundy.
We have included a little treat in this pack. This is the aged release 2014 Molly Morgan Barbera a small individual vineyard wine from the famed 2014 vintage. When I saw this fuit come into the winery I new it would make a great wine and after a few years in the cellar it is ready to be enjoyed. If you enjoy this wine dont forget we still have available the 2011 Central Ranges Barbera for you to try as well.
The "Italians" complete the pack, from excellent grapes produced in almost perfect weather conditions of 2016 experienced in the Central Ranges. The 2016 Central Ranges Sangiovese has bright crisp cherry fruit and is a lively early drinkig wine.2016 Central Ranges Barbera slightly fuller with its ripper fruit characters and distintive acidity.Finally, the 2016 Central Ranges Nebbiolo with its beautiful rose aromas and light tannins.
I hope you enjoy the wines , I believe this is one of our finest packs with diversity of style and quality of wine.
We have had some lovely rain in the last month, The Valley is looking green and beautiful and a little cooler. Its a great time to visit the cellar, try or other new releases and pick up a selection for those winter evenings.
It's Budburst once again and that means time to release your Spring "Cast Off" Pack.
The first 3 wines in your Spring Pack come from the 2017 vintage. Hot dry conditions prevailed throughout the growing season. All fruit was harvested in excellent condition, ripe and with great flavours. The 2017 Old Vines Semillon displays all the typical characters of a potentially great Belford Semillon. Lemon and citrus fruit dominating both the nose and palate, with racy acid to finish. Enjoy while young, but remember cellaring will result in great rewards! The 2017 vintage meant we picked our Pinot Grigio slightly earlier than recent years. The resulting wine is a little more "Grigio" in style, slightly lower in alcohol, a little crisper on the palate, with more granny smith apple and nashi pear.
We have included our Mosto in this Spring Pack after you missing it for the last couple of years. Once again dry conditions allowed us to harvest fruit fully ripe for this year's wine. The juice was concentrated before fermentation to enhance the fruit and acidity. Bottled early to retain its natural spritz, this is a great Summer wine served cold over crushed ice or a chilled accompaniment with fresh fruit desserts.
The 2016 Reserve Chardonnay comes from grapes grown on the sandy loams soils of our Pothana Vineyard. Picked slightly earlier than the Old Vines, and cool fermented, the resulting wine is a refreshing modern Australian style Chardonnay to be enjoyed while it is young and lively.
The remaining 2 wines come from our Central Ranges Vineyards at Orange. The 2016 Vermentino is only our second release of this wine. This year's wine is more refined, however, still full-flavoured with the characteristic salinity and slight almond bitterness. We are constantly intrigued by this variety and believe it has great potential.
The last wine in your pack is the 2014 De Novo Bianco. A blend of varieties from Orange. We have held this wine back for release so the wine has time to mature and the layers of fruit have had time to integrate. This is an intriguing wine with its complex aromas and taste. A wonderful food wine – a match for all hearty dishes which play with richness and spice.
We have enjoyed a mild Autumn and dry Winter in the past months. The Hunter continues to thrive as a popular destination and a relaxing tasting at our cellar seems to be just the antidote needed for time out from busy schedules.
and the much anticipated 2014 Molly Morgan single vineyard plus our 2012 Old Vines Semillon (97 points 2018 James Halliday Top Semillons) will also be available very soon.
We have experienced a mild Autumn and dry Winter and our cellar team have enjoyed seeing many of you in the past months. The Hunter continues to thrive as a popular destination and a relaxing tasting at the cellar cellar seems to be just the antidote needed for time out from busy schedules.
If you are heading to the Hunter please call ahead to book a tasting and remember there is no tasting charge for you or your guests. We love showing you our range and discussing our new releases.
Enjoy your Spring Cast Off Pack.
We are very excited to present our Autumn "Cast Off" packs to our members, inclusive of which are five delicious reds from our 2015 vintage and our new 2016 Sparkling Rose.
Well that was a hot Vintage in the Hunter Valley… really unlike anything we have experience in the past few years and we are so incredibly excited that the results will be in the form of some of our best wines yet!
While the warmer days are still lingering, we encourage you to enjoy the first of the wines we offer in our Autumn "Cast Off" pack, our 2016 Sparkling Rose.
the last two years thin wine has proven to be wildly popular and even to have sold out. The 2016 vintage grapes were handpicked on the 31st of January and were whole bunch pressed. This sparkling is a deep salmon pink colour and boasts a delicate effervescence. Made from Sangiovese and Pinot Noir the nose delivers fresh strawberry and red currant perfume with a citrus blossom on the finish.
The second addition to the "Cast Off" pack is our 2015 Sangiovese, these grapes were grown in Orange, NSW from vines that are over a quarter of a century old. Wines made in this Italian variety are traditionally elegant and forceful and this particular wine is no different. It releases aromas of fresh cherry typical of the variety and the palate is balanced with a clean acid followed by a light tannin finish.
Our third offering is a wine that really whets my interest in your "Cast Off" pack, our 2015 De Novo Rosso. This wine is a blend of Barbera, Sangiovese and Nebbiolo, with the Nebbiolo providing slightly greater proportion of the blend. Bright cerise in colour, it's fresh fragrant cherry aromas accompanies a medium bodied palate with a pleasant touch of acidity and a clean finish. Equally enjoyable at room temperature or slightly chilled on a warmer Autumn's afternoon.
Your fourth wine is a GOLD medallist in the NSW Small Winemakers Show and a SILVER in the AAVWS (Australian Alternative Varieties Wine Show), our always popular 2015 Barbera. Grown in the cool climate of the Central Ranges (Specifically on Mount Canobolis in Orange) our Barbera was harvested in mid March 2015. Deep in crimson colour with fragrant cherry and prune aromas, it is coupled with savoury flavours that dominate a medium bodied palate, finishing with a firm acidity followed by fine soft tannins, which is very characteristic of this variety. This is truly one of our benchmark wines and such a versatile wine with almost any style of meal.
Our 2015 Pinot Noir was grown in red loam soils over limestone on a steep north facing slope of Mount Canobolas at an elevation of 1000m. This cool temperature site has produced a wine of elegance structure and is your fifth wine in the "Cast Off" pack. For this wine we layered whole and crushed fruit into traditional open vats for fermentation. After fermentation this wine was stored in French barrels for 12 months and then lightly fined and filtered before bottling. What eventuated is a wine that is cherry red in colour with purple hues. It has a spicy aroma with delicious forest floor overtones. The palate has fresh cherry flavour, an earthy background, light tannins and easy acids finish, leading in this to be a very approachable wine to drink now or even cellar for two – four years.
The 2015 Hunter Valley Shiraz is the final wine in your pack, this Shiraz is a medium bodied wine showing red berries, spicy fruit and soft mild tannins. This wines has the ability to age more than its constitution might suggest. This wine is deep red in colour with purple tinges, it's aroma is subjugated by sweet berry and spice. The medium bodied palate showing fruit richness with peppery undertones. The finish is long soft supported by fine tannins. While you can enjoy this Shiraz now, should you have solid cellaring conditions holding this wine back for a few years will prove a good investment in time.
So there you have it, your Autumn "Cast Off'. We feel these six are a perfect balance to bid goodbye to Summer while we head, glass in hand, into our cooler months.
It's back! the De Novo Rosso 2013!


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Strap on your boots and get up close with Australia's fascinating wildlife.
Steve Irwin, a true animal advocate, got in close with many different animals. And who could blame the late "Crocodile Hunter?" His native land of Australia is home to some of the most fascinating creatures on the planet.
Let these endemic species from Down Under ignite your passion for wildlife.
For all its feisty appearance, the nocturnal Tasmanian devil prefers to hide in caves and burrows during the daytime, away from humans and predators. Early European settlers in Australia first-described it as a "devil" for its tendency to flip into a rage in the presence of threats.
As the world's largest carnivorous marsupial, the Tasmanian devil is up there along with the most powerful biters in the mammal kingdom. Its sharp teeth and muscular jaws feed on small birds, snakes, and fish. They can also deliver serious injuries to humans.
A strange plague known as the Devil Facial Tumor Disease (DFTD), is the reason for the steep decline of the Tasmanian devil population. After the discovery of the outbreak in the mid-90s, Tasmanian devils continue to be under the vulnerable species list.
Where to spot: Cradle Wildlife Park in Cradle Mountain, Tasmania is one of the protected sanctuaries of Tasmanian devils.
The Tasmanian devil is only indigenous to the island of Tasmania where it feeds on small birds, snakes, and fish.
The migratory humpback whale is a frequent visitor to Australia's pristine waters. From frigid Antarctica, it moves together in pods up north during the winter months from June to August and returns to the Southern Ocean from September to November.
Breaching, the moment when humpback whales hurl their bodies out of the water and splash back in, occurs with no clear explanation. Marine biologists are yet to determine whether the purpose is feeding or communicating behaviors. Still, it's a spectacle that attracts visitors to the seas of western and eastern Australia.
Where to spot: Surfer's Paradise, Sea World, or Coolangatta in Queensland and Rottnest Island, Fremantle, or Perth in the western coast.
Humpback whales migrate the farthest on Earth, travelling for 16,000 miles depending on the seasons.
Call the laughing kookaburra crazy for its manic chuckle, but that's just how it chirps. The sound of the cracking laughter might be strange to some, but native Aborigines have tales about it that has existed for centuries. Baime, the Creator in local folklore, made the kookaburra laugh each morning to wake the people and see the glorious sunrise. Since then, the bird has been a respected part of the culture.
The territorial kookaburra adapts well to various surroundings from distant farmlands to suburban neighborhoods. In spite of that, its natural habitat is still in danger due to urban development.
Where to spot: From the zoos in Queensland to the lush forests Victoria, the kookaburra resides throughout eastern Australia.
How can you distinguish a male from female kookaburra? A blue plumage on the wings of the male tells them apart.
Fuzzy koalas, mistakenly adored as bears, belong to the family of marsupials. A mother koala has a pouch to keep her baby quite similar to a female kangaroo. The child stays in there for about six months before it crawls out.
On a totally normal day, a koala perches on a eucalyptus tree and sleeps for up to 18 hours straight. During the night, it munches on eucalyptus leaves amounting to two and a half pounds each day. The koala's impressive appetite leads it to store leaves in its pouch and cheeks.
Where to spot: The Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, the world's world's first and largest koala sanctuary, is located just outside Brisbane.
Life for these koalas consists of sleeping all day and eating eucalyptus leaves at night.
Could there be a more photogenic animal than the quokka? Rottnest Island's own adorable marsupial smiles a lot for selfies, giving those cats a run for their money.
Quokkas are nocturnal herbivores that are more curious than afraid of humans. Since their diet mostly consists of grass and leaves endemic in their habitat, they should never be enticed to take human food. It might result in unwanted effects on their health.
Taking a fun selfie with a quokka is more than enough and National Geographic even encourages tourists to 'say cheese' with the cuddly animal in its Your Shot campaign.
Where to spot: Rottnest Island is home for the adorable quokkas.
While quokkas are uber adorable, it's illegal to keep them as domestic pets.
Main image
David Clode on Unsplash
In-article images
Tasmanian devil: Mathias Appel
Humpback whale: Thomas Williams
Laughing kookaburra: Laurie Boyle
Koala: James Niland
Quokka: Tiomax80


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2016 SsangYong Musso first drive review
First Drive 2016 SsangYong Musso first drive review
The Musso is a no-nonsense pick-up truck that's priced to undercut the likes of the Nissan Navara, Mitsubishi L200 and Ford Ranger by a significant margin. So it's a bargain then? Or is it cheap as chips for a good reason?
Words by: Pete Tullin
First published: 14th October 2016
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Auto Trader verdict:
The Musso may be cheap, but sadly, it's far from cheerful. Even if we gloss over the rather utilitarian cabin, we'd still struggle to forgive the Musso's fundamental deficiencies in the key areas of comfort, refinement and general driveability.
Constantly restless, incessantly noisy, with excessive body roll and devoid of steering connection, it's an extremely taxing vehicle to drive even at a sedate pace. While the bargain price point and unlimited mileage warranty have some merit, you'll need an awfully strong constitution to rack up high mileages in the Musso.
On sale now. Attractively priced from £15,995 exc. VAT
SUV-style rear suspension
Five-year unlimited mileage warranty
Those of you with long enough memories will probably remember the original Musso and how it definitely looked more like an SUV than a pick-up truck. While the Korando and Rexton models have now taken on SsangYong's SUV mantle, the Musso has morphed into a simple, no-frills double-cab pick-up truck.
On sale from what seems like a ludicrously low £15,995 exc. VAT, the EX auto model tested here commands a £3,000 premium over the base car, although £1,000 of that is down to the automatic gearbox. The remaining £2k gives you climate control, cruise control, leather heated front seats, automatic lights and wipers, folding door mirrors and a 7-inch touchscreen – all items that the base car foregoes.
Fitted with a 2.2-litre 176bhp four-cylinder diesel engine linked to a four-wheel drive system, the 4X4 end of things can be switched between two- and four-wheel-drive, and from high to low high ratios while on the move, via a dash mounted dial.
The Musso also offers a five-year, unlimited mileage warranty, so even if you use it to lump cement from one end of the country to the other, all-day every-day, the mechanical components will still be covered for half a decade. Staying with the practical aspects, the Musso's load bed is big enough to take a standard Euro pallet, and it comes with a sturdy plastic deck liner and tie down points. But if you'd rather your rear-end were covered, a hard-top with full glazing, a heated rear window and body-colour paintwork is available for £1,670.
Like most pick-ups, the Musso sits on a robust ladder frame chassis, which enables it to carry a 1-tonne payload and tow up to 3-tonnes – although not simultaneously. Surprisingly, rather than using basic cart-like leaf springs similar to those that underpin most of its rivals, the Musso's rear-end is fitted with multi-link suspension components and coil springs.
This set-up should provide a reasonably comfortable ride. Well, that's the theory, anyway.
When it comes to commercial vehicles, you need to rein in your expectations regarding civility and comfort. After all, we're talking work horse here, not show pony. Even with this caveat applied though, the Musso still manages to surprise. And not in a good way.
While wind and road noise are both highly intrusive – has someone left a window open? – they pale into insignificance when compared to the Musso's fundamental lack of comfort.
Most pick-ups are heavily sprung to cope with heavy loads, so they feel too stiff when driven unladen. The Musso is no exception, but it doesn't stop there. Because the body lacks fundamental rigidity, it also feels incredibly wallowy. So much so, you'd swear its suspension were tied to its body using bungee straps.
The slightest bump in the road sends a huge bout of collywobbles coursing throughout the length and breadth of the cabin, while simultaneously sending the steering column squirming and gyrating like a samba dancer on acid. Unsurprisingly, for a vehicle designed to go off-road, the steering is pretty darn slow: the steering wheel needs a full three and a half turns from lock-to-lock, but it's also very reluctant to return to centre. With this in mind, you can probably imagine how frantically you need to shuffle the wheel to release the lock and get everything heading back in a straight line when pulling out of a T-junction.
Give the wheel a big tug when entering a corner, and there's a delay which would impress a London commuter. First, the Musso rolls left, before eventually getting the message and heading in the direction you pointed it in. These delayed reactions also make it difficult to plot an accurate path on a winding country road at anything above Driving Miss Daisy speeds.
At least the 2.2-litre diesel engine is pretty perky, and it's also reasonably smooth – as long as you don't rev it over 3,500rpm. Work it beyond this point and there's a stepped increase in mechanical combustion racket and a distinct tail-off in performance.
The automatic gearbox is no great shakes either, as there's a pronounced delay between each change, and the shifts are rather abrupt. You can improve matters by using the manual override switch on the side of the gear lever to force the changes, but this somewhat defeats the object of buying an automatic.
Unlike a lot of rivals who offer single- or double-cab options, the Musso is only available as a four door, and although legroom in the rear is not particularly extravagant, a trio of burly blokes should still have sufficient elbow room to thumb through copies of the Currant Bun.
It's perhaps a bit unfair to criticise the materials used in the Musso's cabin, because after all, this is a working vehicle that needs to resist muddy Doc Martins on the dashboard, along with the general abuse your wrecking crew will dish out on a daily basis. To this end, things feel pretty robust.
While the dash is about as complicated as a knife and fork, shiny black highlights on many of the controls, and a touch of leather on the steering wheel, along with large light flooding windows, do their best to lift the general interior ambience.
Should I buy one?
That's a real toughie. If price is everything and you definitely need a new pick up – whether it be for tax reasons or maybe you simply can't countenance the thought of buying a used truck – then it might be worth a punt on the entry model Musso. At least you'll sleep soundly, safe in the knowledge that if anything goes awry, you'd be covered by SsangYong's exceptional warranty. However, spending more on the higher spec cars to gain creature comforts and the dubious benefits of a lacklustre automatic gearbox seems like folly to us.
Model: SsangYong Musso EX Auto
Price: £18,995 excluding VAT
Engine: 2.2-litre turbodiesel, 6-speed automatic
Power/Torque: 176bhp/295lb ft.
0-62mph: 12.7secs
CO2/BIK Tax Liability: 202g/km / 37%
Boot: N/A
Ford's high end pick-up provides strong performance, a smartly trimmed cabin, SUV-like infotainment systems, active safety functions and fuel-efficient diesel engines.
The L200 is one of the best, with a host of class-leading qualities. It looks the part, and offers great value, as well as a genuinely car-like experience and company car tax benefits.
The Navara is designed to appeal to commercial and leisure users alike. With this kind of duality in its locker, it makes all other pick-ups seem like antiquated one-trick-ponies.
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Set clear payment guidelines, and put them in writing.
Begin any business interaction by laying out a contract or agreement, clearly stating what is expected, including terms of payment. Putting everything in writing aligns the expectations of both parties, preventing misunderstandings about the terms of the deal, including when payment is expected. In the unfortunate event that there is a legal dispute over payment, the presence of a contract can also make a significant difference.
Craft a regular billing pattern between you and recurring customers.
Make sure bills always go out at the same time — for example the 1st or 15th of every month — with consistent deadlines for expectation of payment (more on this later). A consistent rhythm trains the customer to expect the bill at a certain time, so they will be more ready to pay as soon as it's received.
To encourage prompt payment, consider offering the customer a small discount if the bill is paid within a shorter period of time (such as 15 days instead of the normal 30 days). Alternatively, you can also consider adding late fees to discourage late or overdue payments from customers as well. Again, this encourages the customer to take care of everything as soon as they get the bill. Just makes sure all of these terms are discussed up front and in writing.
Set shorter due dates for expectation of payment.
Establish a dedicated person for billing contacts or reminders.
Many of us dread calling our bank for fear of being handed off between dozens of operators and automated systems. If you run a small business, make sure your customers have the opposite experience when they deal with your billing department. Putting a dedicated person in charge as the primary billing contact for your customers will provide a more pleasant and personal experience, making the customer less likely to avoid dealing with any billing issues.
Get the money up front!
This is by far the easiest and most reliable way to make sure you get paid! Whenever possible, get payment up front and avoid the whole headache of having to collect overdue bills. Similarly, if you are selling goods or products, you can also consider converting some of the sales to Cash/Collect on Delivery (C.O.D.) terms.
Hopefully, employing some of these measures will reduce the stress of having to chase down customers for overdue payments, and minimizing potential disputes down the road.


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Warner Bros to disclose paid reviews after FTC probe
Vivek Pai
The US-based Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Warner Bros have reached a settlement with the latter agreeing to provide disclosures when reviewers are paid to promote its products. The FTC had accused Warner Bros of deceiving consumers by failing to disclose that the company had paid reviewers for positive reviews when marketing its 2014 game Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor. The entire terms of the settlement are unclear.
The FTC does not specifically name reviewers or review website other than popular YouTuber PewDiePie who was allegedly paid "thousands of dollars" for his review of the game. Note that the FTC issues an administrative complaint when it has "reason to believe" (sic) that the law has been or is being violated, and it is proceeding in the public interest. The agency has pretty damning evidence too; Warner Bros required reviewers to 'promote positive sentiment' about the game, show viewers how and where to register/buy the game and not show any in-game bugs or glitches.
Additionally, Warner Bros required reviewers to place disclosures in the description box appearing below the video, which, according to the agency, were unlikely to be visible to most customers. The FTC has pretty specific rules (pdf) with regards to advertising disclosures. Essentially Warner Bros tried to pass off its marketing campaign as legitimate objective reviews of the game, which the FTC rightfully called out.
ASA ruling: Back in 2014, the British Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) told video bloggers (basically YouTube content creators), that they were breaking the law by keeping sponsorship undisclosed. The ASA was hearing a case about Oreo biscuits videos featuring YouTube personalities without being disclosed as adverts, which were subsequently banned.
However, the problem of inadequate disclosures is unlikely to go away soon especially given the high impact (PewDiePie had over 3 million view on Warner's Middle Earth review) such campaigns can have. Case in point: earlier this month, two prominent YouTuber's came under fire for a string of videos about a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive gambling site. The videos promoted gambling on the site without disclosing the makers of the videos were the owners of the website themselves.
YouTube's stand: Interestingly, YouTube has an inbuilt mechanism to notify a product placement, endorsement or other commercial relationships. The platform encourages content creators to follow the local jurisdiction laws of the target audience and mentions that "where your content does include paid product placements or endorsements we don't want viewers to feel misled and that means being upfront and honest about any commercial relationship that might have influenced or contributed to your content – be that editorially or financially." While there is little incentive for content creators to follow these guidelines, we expect YouTube itself will find a way to deal with such issues. The video platform has an incentive after all; it will want a slice of all advertising posted on it.
Also read: InMobi fined $950k by the FTC for tracking users without their consent
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The following people get our respect and admiration in recognition of tireless advocacy in the face of a courageous effort for someone else.
Perhaps you do not know their names, but each one has put in hours to the wee morning times, busting their brains with writings, efforts, and passion – to make your life better.
We so much appreciate their efforts!
What matters to me is that every woman, girl and husband in the world know the name of Dr. Amy Reed, who fought to save women undergoing gynecologic operations from dying from a medical device, the power morcellator.
Honor and blessing for all the work Dr. Amy Reed did, paying the ultimate price so other women didn't have to do so.
Amy just died from aggressive cancer that was spread from her uterus to her abdomen, lungs, and spine, due to the morcellator.
After 23 years of cancer spread by the morcellator, with not one adverse event reported by any surgeon until Amy herself filed a complaint, they won a blackbox warning on these medical devices, so its use decreased. While there is no ban on the morcellator, one can visualize it on the horizon.
If you know a woman going in for a hysterectomy, tell her to instruct the surgeon not to use the morcellator. Period.
Part of the proceeds of The Rebel Patient book by Dr. Margaret Aranda will go to SlaySarcoma.com Thank you for supporting patient safety and patient experiences.
What matters to me is that no patients commit suicide or die due to the non- "opioid crisis." Many patients have already faced uncomfortable cutbacks or withdrawal of pain medication, through no seeming fault of their own. Many argue that this "crisis" was never a "crisis" supposedly due to chronic pain patients who were accused of abusing prescription drugs but in reality, they simply gained significant quality of life from opioids. We are sorry that many patients are telling us they were completely dropped from prescription refills, and cannot even find another doctor office that will accept them as a patient.
The infamous "CDC Guidelines" for primary care physicians have turned into law, even though they stated it was not the intent. Well, they did not get off to a great start by holding secret meetings without a physician or patient advocate experienced who even had pain. It is an undisputed fact that this "crisis" was never a "crisis" for chronic pain patients who had gained quality of life from prescription opioids. We are sorry that many patients are telling us they were completely dropped from prescription refills, and cannot even find another doctor office that will accept them as a patient.
The amount of opioids prescribed in the US peaked in 2010 and then decreased each year through 2015.
So why did doctors stop prescribing pain medication to pain patients? Oh – illicit heroin and fentanyl, says the CDC.
Oh – illicit heroin and fentanyl are the real culprits, so much so that fentanyl is the most common cause of overdose in Dayton, Ohio. Ohio firefighters complain of twice resuscitating the same people from IV heroin on the same day. This has led some lawmakers to either forfeit EMS' carrying naloxone, or making a "2 strikes and you're out" policy for nonresuscitation.
ADVOCATE FOR PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN, RICHARD "RED" LAWHERN, PH.D.
website, Giving Something Back. From helping students to find graduate schools, teaching how to find information in the internet, and as an advocate for people in pain, he extends a range of volunteer activity. Red's June 1, 2017 post by the National Pain Report is an incredible position of staunch patient support.
He boldly dives in on major points that leave one to question what authority or expertise really went into the CDC Guidelines. One is left with an uneasy feeling that there is much more background information on the convening and runnings of the committee. Red spells out secret meetings, selective input and questionable conclusions that are worth one's own read here.
Follow Red on Twitter @lawhern1 – and you'll be glad you did!
Illegal IV Drug Use vs. Legitimate Patient with Chronic Pain: both need compassion and care.
The most beloved Dr. Thomas Kline is patient advocate extraordinaire, for patient engagement, patients included, and putting patients first.
Follow Dr. Kline on Twitter @ThomasKlineMD A truly beloved physician and patient advocate.
See his original article, The Myth that Prescriptions Caused the Opioid Crisis.
Dr. Kline clarifies that "the addicted person" has something called Chemical Receptor Disease (CRD).
Tune in for a good read to set a good framework. And Join him on Twitter to voice your real-life experience with pain, pain medications, or the lack thereof.
Now here's another great guy and doctor whose heart is passionate for addiction medicine, homelessness, and research in primary care.
Whenever there is a need for updated evidence-based medicine, Dr. Kertesz zaps up an article that is timely and poignant.
Dedicated to evidence-based medicine, our Veterans, and a defender for patients who have chronic pain, Dr. Stefan Kertesz commands respect for having a very logical voice to help patients who suffer. His article, "Will Pill Control "Fix" Our Problem: The Allure of Simple Solutions to the Opioid Crisis" was presented June 9, 2017 at a conference, "Substance Use Disorder in America: Research to Practice, and Back Again". He shared the stage on Responsible Prescribing with Dr. Deborah Dowell (CDC) and Dr. Dan Hartung (Oregon Health Sciences University).
Dr. Stefan is candid to highlight chronic pain patients who are thinking of committing suicide due to the lack of prescription opioids. As the situation continues to evolve, you can bet that you can count on us to represent patients first, quality patient care, and excellence in medicine.
Part of the proceeds will be donated to SlaySarcoma.com, Dr. Amy Reed's research outreach.
Finally had 2 brain cells connect so I could find the blog. I'll be starting mine as soon as the pills for chronic migraine ( that I didn't take for 10 days) kick in.
Three guesses as to what happened because I missed the pills.


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Yuruyuri Gets 10th Anniversary OVA
Posted by Samantha Ferreira | Apr 22, 2018 | News Reporting |
Tags: OVA, production, promo video, yuruyuri
It's hard to imagine that this charming slice of life series has been running for a decade!
Earlier today, YuruYuri fans flocked to a 10th anniversary fan event. During the show, it was announced that the project will receive an OVA to commemorate the occasion. The feature will be titled, YuruYuri,, which is a pun as the comma is pronounced as "ten," making the spoken title YuruYuri Ten.
A trailer was shown during the event, which was uploaded to the show's official website and Twitter account shortly afterwards.
Namori's Yuruyuri manga debuted in the pages of Comic Yuri Hime S in June 2008. The series currently spans fifteen collected volumes, with the most recent shipping to retailers on May 31.
The series spawned three anime TV series, the latest of which aired in the Fall 2015 broadcast season. Hiroyuki Hata (Recently, my sister is unusual) helmed the show at TYO Animations, with Motohiro Taniguchi providing character designs. Hiroyuki Hata and Makoto Fukami worked together to craft the show's scenario.
Crunchyroll streamed all three shows as they aired in Japan. NIS America licensed the first two seasons of the show, which they released on home video in North America.
Source: Otakomu
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With a sharp knife cut a cross on the flat side of each chestnut. Simmer, covered with water, in a saucepan for 5 minutes. Drain. While hot, remove the shells and inner brown skins. Cover with fresh water. Boil for 20 to 30 minutes until tender. Drain. Chop coarsely.
Melt the butter or margarine in a saucepan. Add onions and celery, and cook until limp. Add bread crumbs and spices. Mix thoroughly. Mix in chestnuts. Salt to taste.
Remove neck and giblets: use for gravy if desired. Wash turkey with cold water, and dry. Rub salt and pepper into body cavities. Spoon stuffing into body cavities. Do not pack tightly. Close skin with skewers or twine, and tie drumsticks together. Place turkey on a roasting pan.
Roast the turkey, uncovered, for 20 minutes per pound. Test after three hours for doneness with a fork to see if juices run clear, and with a thermometer for an internal temperature of 175 degrees F (80 degrees C). If the turkey gets too dark, place an aluminum foil "tent" over the breast. Remove from oven, place on platter, and allow the turkey to stand for 20 minutes before carving.
Any extra stuffing can be baked in a covered casserole in the oven with the turkey for the last hour.


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03/24/22 ● By Jeremy Klump
The Miami Dolphins showed that the phrase "Slow and steady wins the race" was still useful after they started free agency out slow but then clearly won the race. Miami made some solid signings and re-signings to help construct their roster as they head into the 2022 NFL Draft. However, they were missing the one big splash, that one elite player. That is when they signed the No. 1 free agent, left tackle Terron Armstead to a five-year, $75 million deal worth up to $87.5 million with incentives. The deal ignited Dolphins fans and Dolphins Twitter, as Armstead was exactly what the Miami Dolphins offensive line needed.
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Later visit to the fabled Pink City, the old Jaipur.
Evening free for shopping or your own activities. Overnight stay in Jaipur.
Depart after an early breakfast for Nawa Shekhawati.
Proceed for Bikaner after breakfast through Fatehpur.
Visit Deshnok Temple and Camel-breeding just before Bikaner.
See the fabulous Junagarh Fort & La1 Palace and proceed for Jaisalmer.
Check-in at hotel in Jaisalmer.
Lunch can be had at Pokaran and reach Jodhpur latest by 3 PM.
Visit Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada and Umeed bhawan (only from the outside).
Leave after early breakfast for Mt. Abu via Ranakpur Temples. Check-in at hotel in Mt. Abu.
the Nakki Lake in the evening.
Depart for Udaipur. Check-in at hotel.
After lunch, half day sightseeing of Udaipur, covering the City Palace, Saheliyon Ki Badi and the Lake.
Depart for Chittaurgarh. Check-in at hotel.
After lunch, visit the Chittaurgarh Fort.
After lunch, visit the Barahma Temple, the Holy Lake & Rose Farms.
Sanganer / Bagru (Small towns near Jaipur known for traditional block printing work).
an Agra fort and in the afternoon drive to New Delhi airport and tour ends.


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package org.jboss.migration.wfly10.config.task.subsystem.undertow;

import org.jboss.as.controller.PathAddress;
import org.jboss.as.controller.PathElement;
import org.jboss.as.controller.operations.common.Util;
import org.jboss.dmr.ModelNode;
import org.jboss.migration.core.env.TaskEnvironment;
import org.jboss.migration.core.task.ServerMigrationTaskResult;
import org.jboss.migration.core.task.TaskContext;
import org.jboss.migration.wfly10.config.management.SubsystemResource;
import org.jboss.migration.wfly10.config.task.management.subsystem.UpdateSubsystemResourceSubtaskBuilder;

import static org.jboss.as.controller.descriptions.ModelDescriptionConstants.HOST;
import static org.jboss.as.controller.descriptions.ModelDescriptionConstants.SERVER;

/**
 * A task which adds a response header filter to Undertow's default host config.
 * @author emmartins
 */
public abstract class SetDefaultHostResponseHeader<S> extends UpdateSubsystemResourceSubtaskBuilder<S> {

    public static final String TASK_NAME = "add-response-header";

    private static final String SERVER_NAME = "default-server";
    private static final String HOST_NAME = "default-host";
    private static final String FILTER_REF = "filter-ref";

    private static final String CONFIGURATION = "configuration";
    private static final String FILTER = "filter";
    private static final String RESPONSE_HEADER = "response-header";
    private static final String HEADER_NAME = "header-name";
    private static final String HEADER_VALUE = "header-value";

    protected final String filterName;
    protected final String headerName;

    public SetDefaultHostResponseHeader(String filterName, String headerName) {
        subtaskName(TASK_NAME+"."+filterName);
        this.filterName = filterName;
        this.headerName = headerName;
    }

    protected abstract String getHeaderValue(boolean defined, ModelNode config, SubsystemResource subsystemResource, TaskContext context, TaskEnvironment taskEnvironment);

    @Override
    protected ServerMigrationTaskResult updateConfiguration(ModelNode config, S source, SubsystemResource subsystemResource, TaskContext context, TaskEnvironment taskEnvironment) {
        final PathAddress configPathAddress = subsystemResource.getResourcePathAddress();
        // check if server is defined
        final PathAddress serverPathAddress = configPathAddress.append(PathElement.pathElement(SERVER, SERVER_NAME));
        if (!config.hasDefined(SERVER, SERVER_NAME)) {
            context.getLogger().debugf("Skipping task, server '%s' not found in Undertow's config %s", serverPathAddress.toCLIStyleString(), configPathAddress.toCLIStyleString());
            return ServerMigrationTaskResult.SKIPPED;
        }
        final ModelNode server = config.get(SERVER, SERVER_NAME);
        // check if host is defined
        final PathAddress defaultHostPathAddress = serverPathAddress.append(PathElement.pathElement(HOST, HOST_NAME));
        if (!server.hasDefined(HOST, HOST_NAME)) {
            context.getLogger().debugf("Skipping task, host '%s' not found in Undertow's config %s", defaultHostPathAddress.toCLIStyleString(), configPathAddress.toCLIStyleString());
            return ServerMigrationTaskResult.SKIPPED;
        }
        final boolean headerDefined = config.hasDefined(CONFIGURATION, FILTER, RESPONSE_HEADER, filterName);
        final String headerValue = getHeaderValue(headerDefined, config, subsystemResource, context, taskEnvironment);
        if (headerValue == null) {
            context.getLogger().debugf("Skipping task, no header-value to set");
            return ServerMigrationTaskResult.SKIPPED;
        }
        // add/update the response header
        final PathAddress responseHeaderPathAddress = configPathAddress.append(CONFIGURATION, FILTER).append(RESPONSE_HEADER, filterName);
        if (!headerDefined) {
            // add
            if (!config.hasDefined(CONFIGURATION, FILTER)) {
                final ModelNode op = Util.createAddOperation(configPathAddress.append(CONFIGURATION, FILTER));
                subsystemResource.getServerConfiguration().executeManagementOperation(op);
            }
            final ModelNode op = Util.createAddOperation(responseHeaderPathAddress);
            op.get(HEADER_NAME).set(headerName);
            op.get(HEADER_VALUE).set(headerValue);
            subsystemResource.getServerConfiguration().executeManagementOperation(op);
            // add filter-ref to default host, if missing
            if (!server.get(HOST, HOST_NAME).hasDefined(FILTER_REF, filterName)) {
                final PathAddress filterRefPathAddress = defaultHostPathAddress.append(FILTER_REF, filterName);
                subsystemResource.getServerConfiguration().executeManagementOperation(Util.createAddOperation(filterRefPathAddress));
            }
        } else {
            // update
            final ModelNode op = Util.getWriteAttributeOperation(responseHeaderPathAddress, HEADER_VALUE, headerValue);
            subsystemResource.getServerConfiguration().executeManagementOperation(op);
        }
        context.getLogger().debugf("Response header '%s' set as '%s: %s' in Undertow's config %s", filterName, headerName, headerValue, configPathAddress.toCLIStyleString());
        return new ServerMigrationTaskResult.Builder()
                .success()
                .addAttribute(HEADER_NAME, headerName)
                .addAttribute(HEADER_VALUE, headerValue)
                .build();
    }
}

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"The House Girl"
Tara Conklin is a writer and lawyer currently living with her family in Seattle, WA. Most recently, she worked as a litigator in the New York and London offices of a corporate law firm but now devotes herself full-time to writing fiction.
She applied the Page 69 Test to The House Girl, her debut novel, and reported the following:
The House Girl tells the interlocked stories of Lina Sparrow, a 24-year old lawyer in a New York corporate law firm in 2004 and Josephine Bell, an 18-year old artist and house slave on a Virginia tobacco farm in 1852. In the opening pages of the novel, we learn that Josephine has decided to run away from her owners and that Lina has been assigned to work on a new lawsuit involving reparations for the descendants of American slaves. Page 69 of The House Girl finds Josephine talking to Dr. Vickers, an old family friend of Josephine's mistress, a woman she calls Missus Lu. He has just examined Missus Lu, who has been suffering from seizures in recent months, and earlier that morning Josephine discovered a worrying lump on the back of Missus Lu's neck. Page 69 begins with the doctor's words:
"Your mistress, I believe she is dying. It seems there is a tumor; that is the source of the protrusion at the back of the neck. The question is really one of time. It is difficult to know how long it will be in these cases. The illness has persisted for so long already, and her mind is not strong. But she may very well surprise us all, find an inner reserve." He lowered his chin.
"Tell Mr. Bell all that I have told you. I will call again in two days time. If anything should change in her behavior, Mr. Bell must send for me at once. Do you understand?"
"Of course, yes. I understand."
Dr. Vickers' eyes were heavy-lidded, unblinking. "I will see myself out. Stay with your Missus." He turned to make his way down the creaking stairs, the tip of his cane held high, never once hitting a step.
Josephine remained in the hall long after Dr. Vickers had gone, waiting for Missus Lu to summon her. Missus Lu, dying. The doctor's words settled into Josephine, taking possession of her heart, and she felt her resolve falter. After she was gone, who would care for Missus Lu? Who would hold her down when she shook, comb her hair, fetch what she needed, see that she ate? Mister would never do such things. He had no money for another house girl. Lottie, Therese, Calla, none of them knew all that Josephine knew of the house, of Missus and her ways.
Josephine watched the sun on the floorboards, the shadows cast by the clouds moving like water across the wood, and she thought of an earlier time when she was a girl but not a child. Her bare feet slapping on the stones of the kitchen floor as Missus sang a tune in th parlor. Books taken from the library and ferretted up to her room, and the night hours full of the marvels they contained. There had been a lightness then....
This scene is pivotal for Josephine. Although she is fiercely determined to run, fear has started to work its way into her thoughts. Now, with the doctor's pronouncement that Missus Lu is dying, Josephine's mixed feelings about her mistress rise up. Can she leave this woman, who has been almost a mother to her, at such a time? As Josephine's day progresses, she encounters many moments like this – times when she questions her decision to run – but she overcomes them and becomes increasingly committed to escape. I think this scene captures the overall flavor of Josephine Bell's narrative – the obstacles she faces, the complex emotions she feels for Missus Lu, the sense of foreboding and decay of the world around her. Of course, the contemporary half of the book deals with different characters and has a very different flavor, but we'd have to jump ahead to page 72 for that…
Learn more about the book and author at Tara Conklin's website.
"The City of Devi"
"Prophet of Bones"
"Deadly Harvest"
"Float"
"Reconstructing Amelia"
"Garden of Stones"
"A Murder at Rosamund's Gate"
"Shadow on the Crown"
"The Movement of Stars"
"A Map of Tulsa"
"The Peculiar"
"The Shelter Cycle"
"The Frozen Shroud"
"Follow Her Home"
"A Dying Fall"
"Braking Points"
"OCD, the Dude, and Me"
"The Gods of Heavenly Punishment"
"Helsinki Blood"
"The Missing File"


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Elżbieta Frister, z d. Janczyszyn, primo voto Gryń (ur. 29 listopada 1949 w Poznaniu) – polska filolog, teatrolog i działaczka społeczno-kulturalna, od 2005 do 2009 dyrektorka Instytutu Polskiego w Tel Awiwie.

Życiorys
Studiowała filologię klasyczną Uniwersytecie im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu. W 1970 poślubiła aktora Wirgiliusza Grynia (1928–1986). Od 1973 pracowała w Teatrze Lalek i Aktora w Poznaniu, od 1975 w Teatrze im. Stefana Jaracza w Łodzi, gdzie pracował jej mąż.

W 1989 wyjechała do Izraela, tam poślubiła Romana Fristera. W 1999 na Wydziale Filologicznym Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego uzyskała tytuł doktora nauk humanistycznych w zakresie literaturoznawstwa ze specjalnością literaturoznawstwa polskiego za rozprawę Realizacje dramatu polskiego na scenach Izraela (promotorka: Anna Kuligowska-Korzeniewska). W latach 2005–2009 była dyrektorką Instytutu Polskiego w Tel Awiwie. Od 2009 mieszka w Warszawie.

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Karolina Famulska-Ciesielska, Sławomir Żurek Literatura polska w Izraelu. Leksykon, wyd. Austeria, Kraków-Budapeszt 2012, s. 57–58

Absolwenci Uniwersytetu im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu
Polscy działacze kulturalni
Polscy filolodzy
Dyrektorzy Instytutów Polskich
Ludzie kultury związani z Łodzią
Ludzie nauki związani z Łodzią
Polscy Żydzi
Ludzie urodzeni w Poznaniu
Urodzeni w 1949

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I was wondering recently. I had a math teacher in about 7th grade who put it on her face everyday. That's all, just a thin coat of Vaseline. She said it kept her skin soft and moisturized. Well, it's not really a moisturizer, it's a sealant that keeps water and oils in the skin. Considering that the "skin" is an organ and processes (through your liver or kidneys) substances that are applied it, I'm going to be more careful about knowing the contents of things I put on my skin. A product of the crude oil industry??? REALLY?
Petroleum jelly is a mixture of hydrocarbons which is semisolid at room temperature, and it is also odorless, when properly refined. It is used in a variety of industries, although many people associate it with the popular Vaseline® brand personal care product. It may also be marketed as petrolatum or soft paraffin. Many general stores carry petroleum jelly, and it can also be found at medical supply houses and drugstores.
In 1859, workers on oil rigs noticed that a dense substance was clogging their drills. Allegedly, someone came up with the idea of putting the substance on cuts and burns, and after some chemical refinement, commercial petroleum jelly began to be marketed on a wide scale. Initially, it was viewed as a cure-all, recommended for a wide range of medical conditions, although later analysis and studies suggested that petroleum jelly was not, in fact, a miracle cure. In addition to being used in personal care, petroleum jelly was also marketed for use as a lubricant, and it emerges in some surprising places sometimes.


When I got to the Teal Pond, I set up in the NE Corner so I try and photograph the Goldeneyes and Hooded Mergansers. The Ringbill Gulls kept dropping into my sight lines. So, I snapped a few photos of them.
The Goldeneyes and Hooded Mergansers finally came close enough to photograph. When I got home and started going through the morning's images, this one caught my eye. I really like this image, hope you like it also..
George W maintains a photo log of the swans that use Riverlands. He shares the banded birds information with several biologists. So, he asks us to email him any images of banded birds. This is one from this morning. It is also the only banded bird that I saw. When George gets the information on this bird, I'll post it.
Kathy O was out early as well. Wind from the south made all the take off's,landings and fly bys made for some challenging photography.
Hope all of you have a great Thanksgiving Holiday.
BTW– my sbcglobal email must have got hijacked. I have changed passwords and made sure that all the safeguards are activated.
We were running just a bit late Saturday when we arrived at Riverlands. The swans that had roosted on the east pond at Two Pecan Trail had just lifted off when we pulled up. Based on a report from George G, we directly headed to the Heron Pond and set up.
Molly was using the 500, her 'new' lens, on her 40D. She also was making the transition to using a tripod/gimbal rig versus handholding .Considering that the 500 is a "horse" ( her term), the use of a tripod/gimbal is necessary until she gets used to its weight.
Heron Pond had tons of ducks and geese…….and SWANS!!!!!!!! From sunrise until we left around 10 am, there were ducks,geese and swans coming and going with regularity. The easterly breeze gave us a fighting chance for decently lit subjects– even if it was as much side lighting as anything.
Since all the area is restricted, you have to shoot from the road. Lens 400mm and up are recommended and crop sensor cameras are an 'advantage'.
I'm sneaking in an image I took Sunday morning with the 600 with 1.4 extender. Dense fog greeted me when I got to Riverlands. The slight breeze would move the fog through the ponds and the surrounding grass lands. When I was looking at the morning's take, I liked this image. It may not be the best of the session but it gave me an old timey feel with the side/backlit birds and fog and the observation blind. Call it an old duck hunter's memory shot.
Hope you got out and made a few memories of your own this weekend.
Had a late doctor appointment Friday so I ran out to Riverlands for a quick session. Found a good number of swans on the area. The pond just east of Two Pecan Trail had 5 swans. The pond that is between Two Pecan and Heron had the most swans on it but I was unable to get an accurate count for it. Their were no swans on Heron Pond until later in the morning. The swans on Heron Pond stayed for a about and hour and then moved to the pond that is between Heron and Two Pecan (east) ponds– see image.
Saturday,Molly and I were at Riverlands before dawn. Broken clouds were the rule until around 7:30 which made photography challenging. Ran into Jeff Kezele and we tried to get some good shots in the Two Pecan Trail area but decided to move to Heron Pond when the harriers decided to begin their patrol.
Wind was not optimal for flight images and the birds wanted to hang out at less than optimal distances. Big glass just really couldn't offset the circumstances…even adding extenders.
"Highlight" of the day was when the Audubon birders descended upon Heron Pond. Probably 30 plus birders. Several started to head for the water's edge until George G yelled at them. Seems they did not read the many signs telling people that the area is off limits between October 15 and April 15.
Sunday was again a mixed bag. Clouds at dawn but then we got some good soft light with high cloud cover. One of these days I will remember that just because you have a lens with a F4 aperture, you still need a good amount of light.
"Big Doings" at the ranch. New Stuff came in this week.
Dfine,Sharpener Pro,Viveza and Color Efex Pro. This is a sweet package…… when the filters work on an image. I like this set up better than the Topaz set but there is a HUGE difference in cost also between Topaz (reasonable price) and NIK (let's just say the folks at NIK are 'pretty proud' of their stuff– justifiably but still pricey nonetheless). Learning this software requires watching a lot of their video tutorials since there is NO written documentation…. or help screen per se.
Biggest addition is the new 600mm F4 IS L III. Finally came in after ordering it 6 months ago. Kathryn Dow at Hunt's stayed on top of this and when the latest shipment of 2 lens came in, she made sure I got one of them. This lens is different than the previous model and it will take some getting used to and practice to dial it in.
Flying The Cutbank was actually a throwaway that I used to play with the NIK stuff– I'm kind of impressed that it came out pretty decently– image was shot with the "old 500" in not the best circumstances. Was aiming at an old school 'painterly' style effect like they used to have in old issues of Sports Afield,Outdoor Life and Field and Stream.
Morning Buck was taken this am– Used the NIK filters to do some contrast work and add a bit of vignette but otherwise is just about straight out of the camera. Sharpened with my standard sharpening settings. Molly suggested the back drop color which was taken from the images browns. Could not resist the Drop Shadow and I posted it at one of the web sites I own for all my deer hunter friends since tomorrow is opening day for them.
We got lucky and saw a gazillion pelicans. Haven't had time to really work on the images but I did pick one and it is the featured image on the left.
George G sent an email saying he saw two Trumpeters in the Teal Pond last weekend (10/28/2012). When Molly and I made the drive up to Riverlands, sure enough there were 2 swans but they were at the far west end and even 700mm couldn't make a decent image. By the time they decided to fly out, the light had gone and we didn't get anything worth posting.
Latest report is that there are now 7 trumpeters.


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Friedrich Theiler (* 29. Dezember 1748 in Ebermannstadt; † 1826 ebenda) war ein deutscher Bildhauer.

Leben
Friedrich Theilers Vater war Seiler. Er erhielt eine Bildhauerausbildung in der damals bedeutenden Werkstatt von Franz Martin Mutschele in Bamberg. Danach schlug er mehrere lukrative Angebote aus und zog es vor, 1781 wieder nach Ebermannstadt zu gehen.

Mit seinen Arbeiten ist er in der ganzen Fränkischen Schweiz vertreten. Sein bedeutendstes Werk ist die Strahlenmadonna in der Ebermannstädter Marienkapelle.

Arbeiten
 Stadtsteinach: Kanzel der Pfarrkirche St. Michael

Literatur

 Erich Döttl / Toni Welzbacher: Die Heiligen des Friedrich Theiler. Das Werk eines bedeutenden Bildschnitzers aus der Fränkischen Schweiz, 1748–1826. Palm & Enke, Erlangen 1998 (Die Fränkische Schweiz – Landschaft und Kultur; 12), ISBN 3-7896-0591-3.
 Bettina Wagner: Ein Rezeptbuch aus der Werkstatt des Bildhauers Friedrich Theiler. In: Historischer Verein für Oberfranken (Hrsg.): "Und in Deutschlands Mitte Franken". Günter Dippold zum 60.        Geburtstag. Historischer Verein für Oberfranken, Bayreuth 2021, ISBN 978-3-9816862-5-8, S. 119–134.

Weblinks

 fsv-ev.de - "Band 12 - Die Heiligen des Friedrich Theiler"
 heimatmuseum.ebermannstadt.de - Friedrich Theiler
 st-nikolaus-ebermannstadt.de - Die Marienkapelle in Ebermannstadt

Ebermannstadt
Person (Landkreis Forchheim)
Bildhauer (Deutschland)
Deutscher
Geboren 1748
Gestorben 1826
Mann


Whether you are planning to move within the Cheshire area or are making a move further afield, there is one priority that needs your attention; getting yourself a great house removals company. Of course, you may have already realized that there are plenty of companies to choose from, however, not all will offer one and the same service. How can you make sure that you choose a company that will professionally, efficiently and safely move your life from A to B?
One of the key ways that you can ensure that you choose a company which will provide a good service is making a short list of options which come with great reputations. In the past, finding out whether a company had a good or bad reputation was not always an easy task to fulfill. It may have involved asking around among a large circle of people to find out who had recently used the services of a particular company and what their opinion was on the service which they received.
Nowadays, finding out the reputation that a company has is so much easier. Thanks to living in a world that is becoming more and more online, the answer if just a few clicks (or taps) away. Carry out a quick online search for the company and you should be able to log into forums and review sites where people are more than happy to share their opinion of the company you have in mind. Of course, if a few people have left negative remarks you shouldn't be completely put off, however, if there appear to be an abundance of negative reviews you may want to steer clear and look elsewhere.
Another element you should look out for is a company that already has plenty of experience in the removals industry. Remember, you are going to entrust pretty much all of your possessions into the care of the company you choose. That includes a lot of fragile items and things that have special meaning to you personally. The last thing you want is for certain belongings to arrive at your new home in pieces. Even if the company provides monetary compensation, we all know that there are some things which money simply cannot buy.
Indeed, moving house can be a rather stressful event. In fact, the experts tell us it is rated as one of the most stressful things in life. It is possible to significantly minimize the stress you feel moving by making a good choice when it comes to house removals companies in Cheshire. Remember, while there may be many companies available you should look out for ones who come with a great reputation. In addition, make sure that the option you choose already has plenty of experience in the world of house removals. My recommendation is to work with Johnsons Home Removals that has years of experience in this field. In that way, you can focus on the more important matters, such as getting settled into your new home!


Laetteralus Jon has proven himself yet again, that he is the master of music in the cyberpunk world of Shadowrun. It is truly remarkable to see Jon's vision come to life within the game world Harebrained Schemes has developed. His mix of futuristic tones and suites meld perfectly into an Eastern vibrato at just the right moments to leave a smile on your face. All of these musical elements coalesce into a album that must truly be experienced by music, and game fans alike. Whether you are a fan of Shadowrun or not, you owe it to yourself to give this album a listen. Favorite track: The Ancient Mirror.
Stratica With a very appealing atmospheric touch, brings a very settling, wonderfully crafted soundtrack fitting the game perfectly. Fell in love with Heoi especially. Favorite track: Heoi.
theStark A great OST with a lot of diversity and interesting progressions. A great soundtrack is it's own character and helps to flesh out the work it supports. In all honestly this soundtrack stands apart and establishes itself as a guide though a world filled with danger and comforts you... up to the moment it flings you right smack dab in the middle of a spell laden, matrix jacked horror show.
Where's my Fairlight Excalibur when I need it?
Maiyannah Bishop I was very lukewarm on the game, but the SR:HK soundtrack is a solid and thematic offering that really is the strongest point in the whole bundle to me. Ethnic instruments combine with synth to create that fusion of old world and new that exemplifies the music of the Sixth World. Well worth picking up whether you like the game or not. Pick it up for listening or your tabletop sessions, you won't regret it. Favorite track: The Plastic Faced Man (bonus).
SquiglyDX Epically Orchestrated Cyber Punk Music. Jon Everist does it again, the Soundtrack to Shadowrun Hong Kong is pure musical Bliss. Highly recommended. Favorite track: Hard Landing.
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Black Screen Records is excited to team up with multi-instrumentalist and award-winning video game composer Jon Everist to release his soundtracks to the critically acclaimed turn-based tactical RPGs Shadowrun: Hong Kong and Shadowrun: Dragonfall on vinyl later this winter. Shadowrun: Dragonfall will be available on limited edition clear 180g single vinyl, Shadowrun: Hong Kong on limited edition gold/silver 180g double vinyl.
Remastered by Christian Bethge at RAMA Tonstudio (Dear Esther, Another World, Syberia 3), Jon Everist's cinematic soundtracks to the beloved Shadowrun series will get a high quality vinyl treatment through Black Screen Records with all-new original artworks by concept artists and illustrators Jenn Ravenna (Dragonfall) and Joel DuQue (Hong Kong) who both have originally worked on the games at Harebrained Schemes in Seattle. The vinyl soundtracks will be housed in poly-lined inner sleeves and will come with free mp3 download codes. Mock ups and additional layout by Dane Baudoin (Another World, Earthworm Jim).
Jon Everist is a Seattle based composer mostly known for his work in video games. He scored the critically acclaimed Shadowrun: Hong Kong and its predecessor "Dragonfall" which was named PC Gamers "Top 100 PC Games of All Time". He is currently writing the score for BattleTech (coming in 2018); one of the most successful video game Kickstarters in history by Harebrained Schemes. Jon started producing electronic music at a young age, influenced by an eclectic mix of artists like Aphex Twin, MF Doom, Bjork and Radiohead. After producing and touring as a member of Seattle-based hip hop group Rudy and The Rhetoric, Jon pivoted to pursue a degree in music and began his journey as a composer. Jon's style borrows influences from the different stages in his career, combining his electronic background with his obsession for the classical orchestra and modern film scoring techniques.
Shadowrun: Hong Kong - Extended Edition is the definitive version of Shadowrun: Hong Kong, the third standalone game in Harebrained Schemes' critically-acclaimed Shadowrun cRPG series. This Extended Edition adds the all-new, 6+ hr Shadows of Hong Kong Bonus Campaign to the game as a free upgrade - delivering on a funding goal achieved by fans in Harebrained Schemes' wildly successful Shadowrun: Hong Kong Kickstarter. The Extended Edition also adds audio commentary to the game, and a long list of improvements since the game's initial launch - including new visual effects, updated dialogue, and new editor features (for User-Generated Content). Experience the most impressive Shadowrun RPG yet, hailed as one of the best RPGs and strategy games of 2015.
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