Seconds after kick off Matthew Cash wiped out the man on the ball. That was a decent metaphor for our performance for the following 25 minutes; aggressive, pressing high, stifling. Brentford were reminiscent of Forest under Mark Warburton, a manager both sides have shared. Brentford's Bentley always wanted to play the ball out short from the back, and both of his options were always occupied by opposition forwards. We played with an intensity that is nigh on impossible to maintain for 90 minutes, and did ourselves a massive favour by taking advantage of that spell. It paid off after a quarter of an hour when Lewis Grabban looked to have ran down a blind alley. David Bentley smothered the ball but Lewis Grabban jaunted on to his left and slotted from close range.
I had a chuckle to myself when young Yates found himself 20 yards from goal with the ball laid off for him early on. I could see his whole life flashing before his eyes 'what do I do if I score, here, now, on my debut?' I could see him already telling his mam, his gran and anyone else who would listen how he'd rifled it into the top bin at the same moment he kicked it out innocuously for a goal kick. That moment of innocence aside, he had a cracking debut capped with a man of the match award. For anyone who hasn't watched him play, he's a six-footer with a sharp pass and a willingness to get heavily involved. If there's ever an opportunity to play Yates, Yacob and Colback in a midfield three, O'Neill should do it. Not really for footballing reasons but so we can all watch with horrified fascination as they turn the centre circle into a pit of blood and thunder.
There were other bright moments in that first half. Cash speared a long throw into the box and took everyone by surprise, especially Joe Lolley whose subsequent effort on goal was dull and nonplussed. Lolley reinforced the message that his contract extension is a seriously impressive bit of Forest business moments later. His bursting run on the break allowed him to serve Leo Bonatini's first Forest goal on a silver platter, on his home debut nonetheless.
The intensity dropped off from there and the run up to the halftime whistle saw Brentford turn the screw without finding goal. Costel Pantillimon's goal mouth became subject to an increasingly thorough dental examination and he made a couple of strong saves in rebuttal. One of those was from a particularly threatening free kick, and we emerged from the first half unscathed.
The second half saw the introduction of Diogo Goncalves for the first time in... a long while. He replaced Bonatini and looked lively; all the talk of him wanting a move away from Forest in January amid talks of being unsettled seemed unfounded on the basis of his candour. A whole stadium cried out in anguish during his most significant involvement. He was played through on goal, rinsed the goalkeeper and drilled the ball hard and low at the target. It was the perfect renaissance, Diogo's Return, it had all had a lovely ring to it. Brentford had a man on the line though, lurking with intent, and it was repelled without a second thought for our Diogo. He has clearly forced himself into O'Neill's thoughts on the training pitch and a dangerous cameo here will no doubt see him feature next time out. What will be interesting to see is if both Goncalves and Joao Carvalho can quickly force their way into a system under the new manager which is perhaps not immediately suited to their style of play.
As the game grew older, Brentford became increasingly hostile in front of the Bridgford End. A short corner was worked around a few sleepwalking red shirts and Pantillimon found himself beaten by an arrowhead strike, only to be rescued by the post. In the past, Forest have been guilty of wilting under pressure and this game had that feel to it for long periods. There was a general feeling that 'it was coming', so when Lewis Grabban found himself putting the ball on the penalty spot the crowd gave a collective sigh of relief.
I did anyway, because I had completely forgotten about Grabban's penalty record. His tickled effort was comfortable for Bentley to parry which, as mentioned, was not entirely new. It was the follow up header from Ben Watson that had me hunched with head in hands, it was denied brilliantly on the double save. The impending notion that our visitors were due an equaliser only intensified from that point on. There was a murmur of discontent in the stands and a couple more hit and hope balls from back to front on the pitch.
That's about the time we won a corner and scored what turned out to be the winner. In my own parlance, it was the first of what is hopefully many 'Wagamamamia!' moments. Molla Wague's header shortly after entering the field of play was the catalyst for that much needed exhalation of relief around the ground. O'Neill had opted to withdraw Cash in exchange for another of our January signings which saw Osborn climb the pitch to left midfield, Robinson slotting into his preferred full back role from central defence and the new man taking up the vacated centre half spot. Wague found himself in a newly assembled defensive partnership with Alexander Milosevic, who deserves credit for a solid game in defence.
Brentford got a deserved goal in somewhat bemusing fashion. The Bees were moving it around the edge of the Reds 18 yard box with a slick composure that has seen them score goals, goals and more goals over the last 5 games when Canos popped in a consolation strike. He slotted it with all the composure my mama displays when she's on the arcade machines in Blackpool, nobody around me seemed to immediately realise it was a goal even when he wheeled away in celebration. Understandably, a few fellow reds felt that we were in for some late tragedy on Trent side at this point, but the side held firm for a crucial 3 points.
In summary, it was a game of relative excitement in our first home win over Brentford since 2006. You sense there is still much to come from this side under the new manager, with few certainties since his arrival pertaining to his team selection and style of play. One thing that is fairly certain however, is that 'Keano, give us a wave' will never happen.
I hope it does, against Derby in our next home game in the twilight of a 5-0 barnstorm against Lampard's bouncers... but let's consider that an additional extra to what will hopefully be a competitive finish to the season.


When only sixteen Dom Theodore Baily joined the English Benedictines of Downside Abbey, but occasional summer vacations spent at the picturesque island monastery of Caldey drew him to a more exclusively contemplative form of monastic life. In 1920 he transferred to this original Caldey community.
He stands at the intersection of several artistic movements, and his work connects with the French Catholic artistic revival and native figures like Eric Gill and David Jones. Blessed with brilliant gifts, he sought to use them in the service of God and the Church, and together with other monks of Caldey, he drew inspiration from the Art-and-Crafts Movement in his efforts to improve the quality of the accoutrements of the Catholic Liturgy, not only in monasteries and religious houses but also in parishes.
In this book we shall see not only how Dom Theodore Baily approached the entire subject of sacred art, and evaluated the iconographic tradition that preceded him, but also how he sought a corporate future for the liturgical arts in England.


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Don't treat yourself so gingerly; you can let go of stuff. Sometimes it takes three breaths instead of two to do it, but you can do it. Be a little tougher and don't cling to stuff. People go around carrying everybody's stuff all of the time. I just pick it up and put it down. Pick it up and put it down. That doesn't mean I'm not compassionate, it doesn't mean I don't love people. But holding onto people's suffering is not compassionate… for them or for you. That's what is so bizarre about it.
In order for your consciousness to not be trapped in the stuff of life, it takes some effort, discipline and work with one's mind.
The earlier you start the better, because the earlier you start, the less you're going to be trapped in the stuff later on. The daily stuff of what we call suffering. Whether it's suffering or not depends on where you are inside of your being. And it's for that reason that a contemplative investment in your life starts to have so much pay off, because it's very hard to contemplate once you are all toxic.
The more you extricate yourself from the personal dimension of looking at your stuff and instead look at the whole set of systems, the more you are able to appreciate the way in which you are a part of the whole thing and as you not only appreciate it thinking, "oh, yes, I am part of the whole thing," but, "oh. Look at the whole thing," and feel the whole thing, then your compassionate action comes out of a place that itself is not toxic. If you are doing compassionate action from down here, while it is wonderful that you are… because this person feels pity for somebody else's suffering and does something to alleviate it, that's a good thing to do. However, that makes the other person piteous. And, furthermore, it's pity as a way of keeping the pain at a distance.
As your consciousness expands to be more embracive, it begins to feel that this person's suffering is the suffering, is my suffering, it is the nature of suffering.
Out of that comes my heart's desire to take away the suffering, and it starts to guide my life's actions. And if there's a chance to do something about it I'll do it. If there's no chance to do it, I'm not going to get freaked because there's no chance to do it. As you start to operate from this place, you look through a set of glasses at the world which allow you to find ways to relieve the suffering.
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Stacey Abrams' run for Georgia governor will test GOP voter suppression
Georgia is once again going to be on everyone's mind next year: Democrat Stacey Abrams announced Wednesday that she's running for governor, setting up a likely rematch with Republican Gov. Brian Kemp.
Even if Abrams hadn't decided to give it another shot, the Georgia election would likely be one of the marquee races of the year, with a Senate majority on the line. But her entry has made what would otherwise be just one campaign in many into a key test of one of the biggest gambles of President Joe Biden's presidency. In Abrams' run, we'll have a real-time test of whether Republican efforts to block voters from the polls can be overcome without federal intervention.
Abrams only narrowly lost to Kemp in 2018, with less than 2 percentage points separating them. Since then, she's been focused on protecting voting rights and expanding access to the polls for voters. Her efforts, alongside other organizers who've been putting in the work for years, helped turn the state blue, delivering control of the White House and Senate to Democrats.
Kemp and Georgia's GOP-dominated Legislature have made a win for Abrams even more of an uphill climb.
Since then, though, Kemp and Georgia's GOP-dominated Legislature have made a win for Abrams even more of an uphill climb. In March, Georgia became one of 19 states so far this year to enact new election laws restricting voters' ability to cast their ballots, according to the Brennan Center for Justice. (Georgia's law also made it easier for the Legislature to take over local election boards, raising the possibility of Republicans manipulating the outcomes of races.)
In testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee in April, Abrams was asked to list her issues with the bill. She delivered, rattling off a litany of problems from the reduction in hours that drop boxes can be used to turn in ballots to basically banning nearly all provisional out-of-precinct votes cast.
The Justice Department announced in June it was filing a lawsuit to challenge Georgia's law in federal court for violating the Voting Rights Act. But Biden's White House has been rather cool on the idea that new federal legislation like the Freedom to Vote Act is a requirement to roll back these changes. Here's how The Atlantic's Ronald Brownstein described the vibe there in May when speaking with a senior White House official:
The senior official noted that the Biden campaign repeatedly adjusted its tactics as the electoral rules changed throughout the 2020 election, and that Biden ultimately won more votes than any president in either party ever has. Looking ahead to 2022 and 2024, "I think our feeling is, show us what the rules are and we will figure out a way to educate our voters and make sure they understand how they can vote and we will get them out to vote," the official told me. Through on-the-ground organizing, "there are work-arounds to some of these provisions," said a senior Democrat familiar with White House thinking, who also spoke with me on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.
The idea that classic tactics like get-out-the-vote campaigns and canvassing can overcome the election law changes being put into place is one the White House also repeated to voting rights advocacy groups and civil rights organizations, The New York Times reported in August. That suggestion, as you probably could guess, did not exactly thrill said groups.
"We cannot out-organize voter suppression," Derrick Johnson, president and CEO of the NAACP, told Vanity Fair in August. "We organized in November to put people in office to address the issue of voter suppression. We did not organize in November to let elected officials off the hook to organize again and overcome a new hurdle. Voters did their job as citizens, and now they're simply asking elected officials to do their job to protect our right to vote."
There's evidence that the efforts the White House is describing can work, as HuffPost's Paul Blumenthal reported, who noted a "handful of studies show that voters respond to news that their demographic group is targeted by an attempt to suppress their votes with anger and countermobilization." But the efforts that go into that work are extremely time-consuming and costly. So far, the White House has pledged $25 million to help bolster those kinds of efforts — but given the breadth of the attack on democracy at play, that hardly feels like enough.
Abrams' own organization has already begun doing that sort of work in Georgia. Fair Fight Action's GeorgiaVoterSearch.com, launched in June, lets voters check whether they're one of the more than 100,000 who might be purged from voting rolls under the new law's restrictions. The group would also "attempt to reach 50,000 voters through a text and phone bank campaign later this summer, alerting voters of the coming purge and educating previously purged voters about how they can re-register," The 19th's Errin Haines reported at the time.
As things stand, Abrams' campaign will have to operate entirely within the framework that Georgia's new law erected
There's still the slimmest of chances that Senate Democrats move to pass the Freedom to Vote Act and/or the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, either altering or eliminating the filibuster in the process. But given the ongoing refusal of two senators in particular to approve any changes to the filibuster, that doesn't seem like a safe bet. There's also the possibility that the DOJ prevails in its lawsuit against Georgia, a prospect made less likely following the Supreme Court's July decision to whittle the Voting Rights Act's scope even further.
As things stand, Abrams' campaign will have to operate entirely within the framework that Georgia's new law erected. Accordingly, her race will be a determinant of whether the White House's view is correct and that the new changes won't advantage Republicans as much as is feared. That shouldn't worry Abrams specifically — after all, if there's anyone who can out-organize voter suppression, it's her.
But that's the problem with the White House's thinking. For every race like Abrams', one likely able to find the time and resources to counter the GOP's suppression, there are dozens of other races where voters will feel the full brunt of Republican efforts. An Abrams win may wind up a data point in the White House's favor, but the rest of the country likely wouldn't be so lucky.
Hayes Brown is a writer and editor for MSNBC Daily, where he helps frame the news of the day for readers. He was previously at BuzzFeed News and holds a degree in international relations from Michigan State University.
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Posted: October 28, 2014 - 1:00 am
Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2014 (Halifax, NS) – Halifax Regional Municipality is advising residents and motorists that crews working on behalf of Nova Scotia Power will be replacing a utility pole tomorrow (Wednesday) and Thursday on Rainnie Drive, between Brunswick Street and Gottingen Street.
Work will take place between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Wednesday and from noon to 4 p.m. on Thursday. Two lanes of traffic (one in each direction) are expected to be maintained at all times. The sidewalk on the Citadel Hill side of Rainnie Drive will be accessible during most of the construction. Traffic control personnel will be on site to help guide pedestrians. Pedestrian access to the sidewalk may be disrupted for a short duration (approximately 10 minutes) while the crew drops the new pole into place, but the exact time for this work is not known.
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Sainte-Marguerite-sur-Fauville ist eine Commune déléguée in der französischen Gemeinde Terres-de-Caux mit  Einwohnern (Stand: ) im Département Seine-Maritime in der Region Normandie.

Die Gemeinde Sainte-Marguerite-sur-Fauville wurde am 1. Januar 2017 mit Auzouville-Auberbosc, Bennetot, Bermonville, Fauville-en-Caux, Ricarville und Saint-Pierre-Lavis zur Commune nouvelle Terres-de-Caux zusammengeschlossen. Sie hat seither den Status einer Commune déléguée. Die Gemeinde Sainte-Marguerite-sur-Fauville gehörte zum Kanton Saint-Valery-en-Caux.

Der Ort liegt etwa 35 km nordöstlich von Le Havre.

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Q: Exception in thread "main" java.text.ParseException: Unparseable date To clarify my question the original problem is that I was trying to :
I don't know the problem with this code:
    SimpleDateFormat fromFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("MMM dd, yyyy HH:mm:ss a");
    String date = "Sep 13, 2016 6:16:46 PM";
    Date parse = fromFormat.parse(date);

I got this error:
Exception in thread "main" java.text.ParseException: Unparseable date: "Sep 13, 2016 6:16:46 PM"

A: in my IDE,I haven't got your error,but met with this
    Date parse = toFormat.parse(formated);

error found:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Error: Unresolved compilation problem:
    Unhandled exception type ParseException

Maybe our java versions is different.
for Class SimpleDateFormat, I got reference to JAVA API according to my JAVA version.
It is the the lack of parameter that resulted in the error I faced.
as this

A: Your SimpleDateFormat instances use different patterns, so the second instance can not parse a date formatted by the first one

A: Thanks all!
I found the error:
My default locale is incompatible with the input date. So I need to set the Locale:
SimpleDateFormat fromFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("MMM dd, yyyy HH:mm:ss a", Locale.US);
    String date = "Sep 13, 2016 6:16:46 PM";
    Date parse = fromFormat.parse(date);

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281: Halloween Shenanigans and Spooky Theories on Celebrity Deaths, Ghosts, Demonic Forces and Angels 0
'Tis the season to get spooky, and there's no better way to do it than by talking to a psychic who truly does see dead people!
From to celebrity deaths to the truth about ghosts, there is no creepy topic off-limits in today's Halloween episode of Food Heals!
So pour yourself a pumpkin spice latte, lower the shades and prepare to be spooked and entertained as we discuss theories about dark energies, demonic forces, psychic protection and more with Celebrity Psychic Laura Powers
What Laura did the first time she saw a ghost
Find out what made Suzy say, "I see dead people!"
How to Protect Your Space From Dark Energies
How to Talk to Your Angels
What the heck is Scorpio time?
The Truth about the "27 Club", Kurt Cobain, Amy Winehouse, and more
Robin Williams is A-OK!
What Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin are doing on the other side ;)
ABOUT TODAY'S GUESTS:
Laura Powers:
Laura Powers is a celebrity psychic who has been featured by Buzzfeed, NBC, ABC, CBS, FOX, Motherboard Magazine by Vice, and many other media outlets.
She is a clairvoyant, psychic medium, actress, model, producer, writer, singer and speaker who helps others receive guidance and communicate with loved ones.
Though Laura has always sensed the spiritual realm, it was not until adulthood that she opened up to her gifts and a life-crisis in which she was unemployed, going through a bad divorce, and physically ill. It was during the crisis that she shifted and opened up her focus to the spiritual realm and her life dramatically transformed from there. She started her company Healing Powers as a part of a personal healing journey with the goal of helping others find the resources and tools for self-healing.
Suzy Hardy:
Suzy Hardy has been passionate about healing the body with nutrition and holistic medicine since she was 16, after a high school injury forced her to learn that western doctors didn't always know the answers to feeling well.
After graduating from UC Berkeley with a degree in Psychology, she decided to follow her dreams of becoming a professional actress. Along the way she also became a licensed massage therapist and energy healer and had a thriving healing practice while she pursued acting and writing, thoroughly enjoying working for herself.
Podcasting was the next evolution for her after doing voiceover since she was a child. Her voice can be heard on the radio, in film and cartoons, in over 60 audiobooks and of course, on The Food Heals Podcast. As an actress, she has performed on both stage and screen, from the classics to improvisation and just completed writing her first feature-length screenplay.
Suzy's latest adventure has been founding her company, CBD Fountain, a beauty and wellness company that infuses Hemp CBD into lotions, soaps, lip balm, tinctures, and pet products.
Allison Melody:
Allison Melody is an eco-entrepreneur with a passion for film, fitness, and food. As a Podcast Host, Film Producer, and International Speaker, Allison's mission is to inspire people that the body has the ability to heal itself when given the tools it needs to do so.
As a filmmaker since 2004, Allison has directed and produced documentary films, PSAs, commercials, music videos, and viral videos on the topics of social justice, human rights, animal rights, and public health.
In 2019, her documentary Powered By Plants debuted at The French Riviera Fest in Cannes, France.
As a sought-after international speaker, Allison has presented at events and conferences including The Cannes Film Festival, Vaynermedia, Podcast Movement, NAB Show, Growth Now Movement Live, The New Media Summit, High Vibe Live, The Sundance Film Festival, We Are Podcast Australia, Podfest Expo, She Podcasts, Release What Weighs You Down, The Podcast Cruise, Transformed Live, and more.
280: Forensic Psychiatry, Psychics, Psychology with Samir Srivastava and Laura Powers 0
Today we've got Power Couple Samir and Laura in the house to chat all about Psychiatry, Psychics, and Psychology in the latest episode of Food Heals.
Samir Srivastava is a Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist who works for the National Health Service in London. He assesses and treats mentally disordered offenders at the oldest psychiatric hospital in Europe, the Bethlehem Royal Hospital. Additionally, he works and assists external agencies like the Courts and the police and acts as an expert witness in cases where mental health concerns are raised.
Samir is passionate about treating patients with serious medical conditions and guiding them and advising them on future life choices such as those with criminogenic backgrounds.
In addition to his work in psychiatry, Samir is a producer and works at a company called
Peoples Production Limited. PPl produces short films, autobiography documentaries and most recently an advert for a new medical application to help teach and assist junior medical surgeons.
He believes in producing films that have meaning and emotional depth that can connect with audiences and teach, entertain and uplift audiences.
Laura Powers is a celebrity psychic who has been featured by Buzzfeed, NBC, ABC, CBS, FOX, Motherboard Magazine by Vice, and many other media outlets. She is a clairvoyant, psychic medium, writer, actress, model, producer, writer, singer and speaker who helps others receive guidance and communicate with loved ones.
Allison, Laura, and Samir met in Cannes at The French Riviera Fest where Allison and Samir had films and Laura was a judge. Their fascinating conversations in France led to an LA meetup at the Food heals Studio to talk about all the things!
So how can psychology, psychiatry, and psychics work together in this world? Find out in this episode of Food Heals.
279: Go Behind-the-Scenes of Your Favorite Wellness Brands in the Food Heals VIP Club 0
Thrilled to announce the brand new Food Heals VIP Club where we go behind the scenes of the businesses of our favorite Food Heals entrepreneurs. They are authors, podcasters, bloggers, speakers, coaches, filmmakers and more. In the VIP club you'll hear how these wellness influencers use their transformational stories, their miraculous healing journeys, their voices to create the life they desire. You will learn exact systems, strategies and real-world advice on how YOU can build a career out of the knowledge, expertise, experiences and passions you have had in your life.
So let me give you a little back story about how the Food Heals VIP club was born and what it is. Besides being wildly passionate about holistic health and healing and the notion that food heals, I have another passion: empowering wellness entrepreneurs to build empires.
I love entrepreneurship and teaching people to build businesses out of their passions; businesses that serve the world and serve our souls! I have never believed in the notion of slaving away at a 9 to 5 that we hate working at in order to build someone else's dreams. I believe in creating our own reality, our own dream jobs, so that we can live each day excited to wake up and not living in dread or in fear. I know not everyone is born like this or believes this but it was ingrained into my DNA from when I was a kid.
Growing up my father was an entrepreneur. I watched him build multiple businesses. I watched him have massive wins as well as massive failures but one thing he said always sticks with me. He said "Build a business you love and then hire people smarter than you to run it so you can take the profits off the top and enjoy your life."
This is what he did. When I was young he owned a construction company and he built houses around our small town of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. When I was 4 years old he bought a plot of land and built my mom and I a beautiful 5 bedroom house on Lake Ellen drive which was situated between and lake and a creek with a waterfall connecting them (I know I cant make this up!)
I have fond memories of going to construction sites with him and how cool it was to see a piece of land go from patchy grass and mud to a beautiful house that a family would move into and call a home. And, not only did my dad build homes but he even fought to have low income housing built in wealthier areas of our town so that children in low income households would be in neighborhoods with good school districts where they could get top notch education. So, there was altruism in his business as well that I always have admired.
In the late 80s my father hit a roadblock. The savings and loans crisis which devastated families in the 80s hit him hard. The savings and loan system was originally created to promote homeownership for the working class and was a huge opportunity for people like my father.
The S&Ls paid lower-than-average interest rates on deposits. In return, they offered lower-than-average mortgage rates. S&Ls couldn't lend money for commercial real estate, business expansion, or education. However, just like we saw in the subprime mortgage crisis we saw in 2007-2010, the Savings and Loans house of cards eventually came crashing down and by 1989, thousands and thousands of the nation's savings and loans had failed. And thus my father was forced to declare bankruptcy.
You would think this is the type of situation that would tear a family apart, force them into poverty, or force business owners to give up. Not my dad. He started over. With help from my mom who worked at UNC as a curriculum creator not only did they come back from this crisis but my dad also paid back all of the debts that he owed when he declared bankruptcy.
Then he did something super unexpected. My dad decided to go to law school while I was in high school. Yes this man was a total risk taker - now you know where I get it from- right? Cut to a few years later, my dad had become an attorney in town and I went to college two hours away. My parents decided to move into their beach house which was about 30 minutes from my college town.
What happened in the small beachside community of Surf City, NC on Topsail Island was that my dad became to go-to lawyer in town for property law and real estate closings. He built a huge business by becoming the attorney who people got to know, like, and trust. His clients became friends who we would barbecue with, who we could have dinners and drinks with at the one bar in town. He used his previous construction skills and knowledge of the housing industry to start buying real estate and flipping homes and by the time I was a sophomore in college my dad became a millionaire.
And there he was living the lifestyle he had told me about- doing what he loved every day. Riding his motorcycle around town, taking my mom, our dog, and I out on the boat every weekend, cooking dinners for friends, families and neighbors and creating the life he envisioned for himself.
So this is what shaped me into believing that anything was possible. This is why I have always been an entrepreneur, this is why I always take risks in my life.
Now, as many of you know if you are a regular listener of my show, this bliss didn't last. A few short years into this bliss I lost first my mother and then my father to battles with cancer.
I didn't inherit millions because of mismanagement of his estate by a very awful person who sought out to ruin us financially (and did- but that is a story for another time.) But, this tragedy and my upbringing combined to inspire me to create the life I wanted to live and make an income that allowed me to live that life but also always have time to spend with friends, and family and do things that I want to do like films, podcasts, write books, coach people and more. Things that light me up inside!
And one of the coolest things that happened to me was when I started Food Heals so many of my guests who had incredible healing stories to share ALSO had built incredible brands and businesses helping others learn about health and healing. They were authors, podcasters, bloggers, coaches, filmmakers, and more. And they were using their transformational stories, their miraculous healing journeys, their voices to create the life they desired. And I wanted to go behind the scenes and learn what they were doing to create careers around their passions.
And that is what the FOOD HEALS VIP CLUB is. It is where you will hear the stories BEHIND THE SCENES of Food Heals Podcast Guests. Where you will learn exact systems, strategies and real-world advice on how YOU can build a career out of the knowledge, expertise, experiences and passions you have had in your life.
People need your voice. They need your perspective. They need your stories. Your unique perspective is unlike anyone else's. Because it has been formed by your life experiences and everything you have been through up to this point in your life. And if you have been through something you can help others going through that same thing. If you have mastered something, you can help others who want to master that same thing. Wherever you are on your life's journey, there is someone who needs your help even if you are just one step ahead of them.
I don't care who else is doing it. It doesn't matter if it has been done before. There are more people who need help, who need healing, who need your knowledge than there are people teaching it. And nothing that you are going to do has ever been done before. Because no matter what it is, you'll do it your way.
By helping others, by serving them, we can create careers that we absolutely love. For me when I started my production company 13 years ago now, I accepted a few clients with video production needs that didn't matter to me, that I wasn't passionate about. And it showed.
I decided after two of those experiences to stop accepting clients who wanted to do things that didn't serve the world or help others in some way. I wanted to do media that mattered which ended up becoming my tag line. If you see my branding, or my budgets, proposals or invoices, they all say Melody Productions - Media that Matters.
And with that in mind the right client started to be attracted to me. For years now I have exclusively worked with clients in social justice, public health and wellness to create videos to inspire people to get educated, to get into action and to make changes in their own lives and help others. All this while getting paid to do exactly what I wanted to do. Creating a career out of my passion to serve.
Then the same thing happened with Food Heals… when I started Food Heals I didn't think, "I want to make a million dollars!" I thought "I want everyone to know that the body is designed to heal itself if given the tools it needs to do so!"
I wanted to inspire people to stop outsourcing their health to doctors and pills but instead to take their health into their own hands through nutrition and alternative medicine. And what happened was I ended up building a brand out of helping people that became popular and lucrative so that I can continue to use my voice, provide a platform for healing stories, podcast, make films, write books, host masterminds, speak on stages and shout from the rooftops that food heals.
And so that's what I strive to do every single day. Reach more people with my message. And that is what the VIP Club guests are doing as well. And we want to help inspire you that you can do it too.
So in today's episode I'm going to play you some of my favorite clips from the brand new Food Heals VIP Club and if you are ready to join just go to www.glow.fm/foodheals and you can sign up today. The VIP Club is just $5 a month which helps feed my green juice habit and help me create more amazing content for you!
The content will appear anywhere you listen to podcasts. There is no extra app to download or login and password. You simply sign up and specify where you listen to your podcasts and all VIP club episodes will show up right there!
Now let's give you a preview of what you will learn in the Food Heals VIP club! Today you will hear clips about manifestation, coaching, podcasting, writing books, and the power of storytelling!
Health Coaching: Evita Ramparte
First up I'm playing you a clip from Evita Ramparte's VIP episode, "How To Create a Thriving Health Coaching Business" where we discuss her life as a health coach, author, speaker and retreat leader and giving ourselves permission to charge for our gifts.
Manifestation: Sarah Centrella
Sarah Centrella AKA "The Manifesting Gangsta" quit her 9 to 5 to become an author speaker, coach, blogger and workshop leader to create her dream life using Future Boards. In this clip from her episode, "Building a Blogging Business and Writing Books with Queen of FutureBoards" she explains how she manifested some of her best moments like her Madison Ave Barnes and Noble book signing by hustling, believing and receiving.
Passive Income: Toni Okamoto
Toni is a podcaster, blogger, speaker and author of Plant-Based on a Budget. In this clip from herVIP episode, "How to Become a Successful Recipe Blogger and Cookbook Author" we go behind the scenes of her biz to discuss how she went from broke to having multiple streams of passive income which gave her the space to write her books and accomplish her other goals and dreams.
Podcasting: Kate Erickson
In the VIP episode called "The Power of Podcasting & Becoming an Entrepreneur on Fire" Kate Erickson about her journey into podcasting, entrepreneurship and how podcasting is one of the most powerful mediums to connect with your audience. Kate is a speaker, podcaster and Chief Implementer at EOFire which is John Lee Dumas's podcast and she hosts her show, Kate's Take which is an audio version of the EOFire blog. And John and Kate do something really cool- they publish their income reports! So you can see that they are creating an income through the medium of podcasting and doing what they love. As I record this they are currently taking time off to travel the world so Kate is a beautiful example of someone who has truly found her passion and created the ultimate life for herself.
Passion: Laura Powers
Laura Powers is another incredible VIP guest who truly has designed a business around all of her passions - 6 in fact - yes she has 6 podcasts all about different things that she cares about and this has truly led her to lead that laptop lifestyle that a lot of people pretend to live on Instagram. In her vIP episode, "The Healing Power of Podcasting, Writing and Channeling Your Message" we discuss how her podcasts are her direct connection to booking clients so they hear her show and book her for calls, plus she has affiliates and sponsors. And these shows allow her to get press passes to major events as well as book speaking gigs all over the world!
Getting Debt Free: Ronsely Vaz
In this clip from the vIP episode entitled "From Half a Million in Debt to Thriving Author, Podcaster and Agency Owner" Ronsley Vaz shares a bit of his journey of going from $500k in debt to becoming a successful podcaster, author, event producer and agency owner… al because he took big risks and never gave up pursuing his passions.
Time Management: Kris McPeak
Another important aspect of entrepreneurship is learning how to manage your time and be sure to be allotting enough time for working but also self-care. In this clip from our VIP club episode entitled "How to Create More Productive Time in Your Day and Elevate Your 8" with Author, Educator, Coach, Podcaster and Food Heals OG Kris McPeak, we discuss how to manage your time effectively and efficiently.
De-Cluttering: Janice McQueen
In the next clip from our episode "Coaching & Podcasting How Helping Others & DeCluttering Your Life Helps You Build a Brand That Matters" I'm talking with Pageant coach, motivational speaker, performer and goodwill ambassador Janice McQueen who shares with us a surprising way to discover your unique gifts. It is something that definitely works for me and Im excited to share it with you today as well.
Automation: Michael O'Neal
We talk about a lot of health hacks on food heals but I also love talking about business hacks and in this clip from "Automation Hacks You've Never Heard of and How to Be a SoloPreneur" I'm hanging out with Micheal O'Neal who coined the term "Proudly Unemployable"which applies to just about everyone on todays show! We talk about how to save time and money by creating automations that you probably won't hear about anywhere else.
Final Thoughts: Samir and Laura
And finally, I'd like to wrap up with final parting advice on health and business from an episode called "Filmmaking, Podcasting, Outsourcing and Living That Laptop Life" which is about the power of filmmaking, podcasting and sharing your message that I did with fellow filmmakers and brand new power couple Samir and Laura.
To join the club go to glow.fm.foodheals and you can get your bonus episodes straight into your podcast app of choice for just $5 per month!
278: The Gut as a Powerful Tool to Beat Infertility and Chronic Disease with Katherine Maslen 0
What do cancer, autoimmune diseases, allergies, mental health and fertility all have in common? The gut. Your microbiome does everything from digesting food to absorbing minerals to regulating your immune system and your hormones. All disease begins in the gut… and that's where healing begins as well. So in this week's episode we couldn't wait to interview an international expert on the topic of gut health, Katherine Maslen.
Katherine got into nutrition after witnessing a close friend's journey through lupus, an autoimmune disease. As she got sicker, her medicine cabinet grew, yet none of these medications had any positive effect on her health. She passed away at just 52. Katherine knew there had to be a better way. This is what led her to create the Shift Clinic, an international wellness company that is changing the face of health and empowering people to take control of their healing journey.
Katherine's tips for rebalancing your microbiome, improving your fertility, detoxing, and boosting your wellbeing:
Avoid plastics - these are endocrine disrupters, which means they mess up your hormones.
Avoid pesticides - go organic instead (check out the Environmental Working Group's Dirty Dozen and clean Fifteen lists).
Avoid gluten and dairy.
Drink purified, filtered water - around 8 cups a day.
Fill up on fiber (gluten free whole grains, legumes, nuts, seeds, fruits and vegetables) - it binds to toxins and takes them out of the body.
Balance is everything - if you fancy a glass of wine, go for it (just make sure it's organic and vegan).
Focus on the emotional connection.
Check out Katherine's book Get Well Stay Well to discover the secrets to get back in touch with your body and start thriving.
Listen to the Shift Podcast.
277: Hypnobirthing Confessions: These Women Tried it - Here is the Truth! 0
Hypnobirthing? What's that? Basically, it is a natural birthing technique without any medication, that uses self-hypnosis techniques to combat fear and pain during labor. The result: you're not screaming in agony (like the typical birthing scene in films!), you're not linked up to all those bleeping machines in a brightly lit room with doctors and nurses running around you, and you're not pumped full of painkiller meds. Instead, birthing becomes a connective, intensely powerful female experience.
That's why more and more women are opting out of the traditional hospital birth, and going for natural hypnobirthing instead. Like today's co-host Laura Petersen (which you know from some of our previous episodes). Laura is a best-selling author and self-publishing coach, and she's expecting her first child. She's opted for a natural hospital birth using the Mongan Method.
Melissa Tucker, podcast host and marketing expert, has one of the most intriguing birth stories we've ever heard. After having two children the traditional, hospitalized, way, she was inspired to go natural. For her third child, she chose home hypnobirthing. Without epidurals, without drugs, and without doctors, she used self-hypnosis to keep herself calm, focused and centered. The experience was so magical, she wanted to do it all over again.
Katherine Maslen is a clinical naturopath, nutritionist, author, and host of the Shift podcast. And she too has an amazing natural birth story. But you'll have to listen to the episode for the details!
Here are the best resources if you want to research alternatives to hospital childbirth:
Watch the Business of Being Born documentary
The Birth Education Centre in San Diego
Hypnobabies
The Mongan Method
www.evidencebasedbirth.com
Research your doctor and your hospital (some have higher rates of c-sections than others)
Listen to Katherine's podcast The Shift.
You can connect with Melissa via her website www.MelissaSueTucker.com. You can connect with Laura via Instagram @LaptopLaura or her website www.copythatpops.com. And you can connect with Katherine via her website https://www.theshiftclinic.com/ or https://katherinemaslen.com/


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I'm very fortunate to have a bunch of HIFI enthusiasts with a much diversified systems at their homes. Their names have been abbreviated to protect privacy.
D-man – HIFI frontier and expert optimizer. He is always the first to know about new audio gadgets, HIFI trends, tweaks and good deals. He is never afraid of trying new and strange things. His gears are always modded and optimized for absolute performance. I learnt a lot of things from him and I really respect his audio / HIFI spirit to squeeze the maximum performance out of his system. I love his setup!
AdC – 'kangtao king' in the group, a rocker and a guitarist too! Everything is 'can do'. He owns a machining factory and I always bug him for favors on my hardware for amplifiers. He is more of a rock music lover than a HIFI enthusiast. He is a lucky guy too where his dad gave him a pair of NOS vintage Coral coaxial speaker driver. I wish I can own such a pair of gem since I'm a coaxial speaker enthusiast.
CS – HIFI sprinter! You can never imagine how fast he picks up new knowledge in audio equipment and setup skills. He is a man of taste and not afraid to splash on something he believes in. Now he owns a very nice Open Baffle setup with active crossover and vintage tube amplifier.
CF – classical music expert! His passion for classical music is just limitless. If he claims that he is number 2, nobody dares to claim number 1! His knowledge in classical music has no boundary! He has a huge collection of Japanese pressed classical library too. His setup is pretty unique too. He uses 2A3 single ended triode amplifier to drive a pair of Audio Physic floor stander speaker.
Lee – full range single driver enthusiast! We've listened to many types of high efficiency speakers with full range single driver thanks to him. He has good linkages with Chinese manufacturers where he sometimes imports a lot of tube amplifiers, speakers, speaker enclosures (very nice finishing), speaker cables and etc.
TLK – vintage speaker lover though he only owns a pair of Isophon FSB3001 (FSB20/8)! He is very passionate with his Isophon speakers and much bewitched by the vintage tonality thereof. He uses the very famous 0.75wpc rated Darling (1626 triode tube amplifier) amplifier in is setup. His system is one of the warmest I've listened too and that was based on the older setup he had when he was using World Audio Design PSE5881/6L6 tube amplifier and Coral Flat 8A in open baffle configuration and back loaded horns. Things have evolved a lot since then and I've been looking forward to visit him again.
EH – Tannoy enthusiast! He owns a pair of Tannoy 15 inch driver (DCC 3839) housed in a pair of huge back loaded horn enclosure, driven by AudioSpace KT88 amplifier. He has a pair of good ears and is an experience listener as well. Too bad he has moved to work in China.
UV – a very friendly and warm subwoofer enthusiast! You can never imagine how many subwoofers he has in his setup! He's my tour guide whenever I drop by Kuala Lumpur for HIFI visits. He has some very special tweaks in his setup too. One has to see it to appreciate what he has done. Although his setup is all solid state, the vocal is quite thick and warm compared to solid state amplifiers.
WKT– I really do not know how to describe this guy. OB expert, DIY expert, tweaker expert, modding expert, listening expert (he has a pair of golden ears!), setup expert! You owe it to yourself not to visit him if you're in Kuala Lumpur. I wish I have taken some pictures of his setup to share with you all. You will be amazed! If I were to write about his setup, I would have to separate it into a few pages!
JK – respected Rogers LS3/5A guru! He needs no introduction. I've known him since year 2000 when I was still working in Taiwan. Man, that's a lot of years! I've not visited his setup for quite some time but I always bump into him in HIFI shows, and even in Singapore HIFI show 2 years ago! His setup has evolved a lot since then but it was the most accurate system I've listened in my life! Hope I've the time to do coverage on him and his setup in near future.


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Ethereum Price Has Broken Key Resistance Levels and Faces an Uptrend as 2021 Comes Closer
Dec 12, 2020 at 15:14	// News
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Ethereum is the biggest altcoin that started the year with $129 which grew to $287 at the end of February. In March it faced rejection as the coin dropped to $89.
In the same month, Bitcoin also crashes to $4000. In April, Ethereum bulls bought the dips as the coin rebounded to resume upside momentum. From April to September, the price rallied but it faced resistance at the high of $488 in September. The initial resistance was broken as the coin resumed upside momentum. The crypto resumed the upside momentum as it rallied to $620 at the end of November. The altcoin is still struggling to break the resistance at $620. The biggest altcoin has experience ups and downs in the last twelve months.
Key Resistance Zones: $600, $620, $640
Key Support Zones: $160, $140, $120
Ethereum monthly chart indicator reading
Ethereum is in a smooth uptrend. The March retracement tested the bullish trend line and resumed upward. If the price retraces and breaks the trend line, the upward move will be terminated. The upward move is ongoing as the bullish trend line remains unbroken. The crypto is above the 80% range of the daily stochastic. It indicates that sellers may emerge in an overbought region.
Ethereum weekly chart indicator reading
Ethereum is trading at $557 after failing to retest the $620 price level. The Fibonacci tool indicated an upward movement of the coin to a high of $755. In 2020, Ether is fluctuating between $557 and $620, by 2021; the crypto is expected to be worth more than $1000.
Analysts believe that the biggest altcoin will be worth more than $1000 in 2021 as the crypto reached a high of $620. Ethereum is favorably disposed to increase in value given its recent projects and Defi market. Also, the Ethereum 2.0 implementation will enable it to attract more investors.
Disclaimer. This analysis and forecast are the personal opinions of the author that are not a recommendation to buy or sell cryptocurrency and should not be viewed as an endorsement by CoinIdol. Readers should do their own research before investing funds.
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We're excited to become part of the IBM Watson Ecosystem - a major product announcement is underway, as soon as we digest all this lovely turkey + stuffing + egg nog lattes from this past weekend! Stay tuned!!
When we're feeding curiosity, open search works great - e.g. "What day was Michael Jordan born on?".
However, when we need to find goal-specific knowledge, it's easy to get lost in a million browser tabs, dodging irrelevant ads and content, without really finding what's really relevant.
We all know search technology is super smart. But how we experience it is truly broken! Not all queries are equal, and when time matters, there's got to be a better way!!
Introducing Mya - a beautifully simple way to create powerful search checklists - for yourself, for team members, for your customers and more - so you can get results from sources that matter to you.
You're transitioning into a manager role: Wouldn't it be cool to see people and messages that can help you do that smoothly?
The "this is interesting" sender: We all have people that share useful links without any context. Mya & Context.IO are the perfect bridge to get you that context from from favorite, but incidental inbox spammers.
Your company is launching a new product: RSS Feeds are good, but there's so much more happening in your email inbox. Mya let's you track and build on keywords that hit your inbox!
Mya does one powerful thing - simplifies the search experience for all your knowledge needs.
Create checklists of topics that automatically figure out the best sources.
Share and purchase checklists from Mya's Marketplace: a super easy, yet powerful way to connect with brands, employers, managers and more!
Connect your email (powered with Context IO) and get relevant emails, and people you interact with. Follow specific senders to extract knowledge-triggers: keep up with that trendy chat with your boss!
Snooze links and emails to a future time that Mya's machine learning algorithms will gracefully figure out!
Huge shoutout to people at Context.IO, Parse and Firebase: made the application layer more cake than headache.
Keeping things simple: powerful tech like Context.IO's email api can open up a can of awesomeness and the infinitude of possibilities. That can also bring complex UX challenge. Keeping things simple was the utmost challenge.
The machine learning layer, Context.IO-integration and the simplicity of the UX.
Solving a real problem with search: both in personal and professional contexts.
Not forcing value because "It's cool"; rather building it to a space that's lacking innovation - knowledge discovery & management.
Iteration is a good thing.
Before teaching the user a new behavior, we need to learn their current ones.
Over 20 authenticated providers (e.g. Dropbox, Salesforce, etc) are all connected, but we're cleaning up some last bits of testing.
Roll out the "Marketplace Seller" feature to allow users to create, submit & analyze checklists to Mya's Marketplace.
We're looking to raise capital and partnerships to help us scale marketing and reach - more checklists, more value (build out the Marketplace).
We're excited to become part of the IBM Watson Ecosystem - a major product announcement is underway, as soon as we digest all this lovely turkey + stuffing + egg-nog lattes from this past weekend! Stay tuned!!


Our third Snap a Selfie competition of the 2017 season was held at the European Pipe Band Championships in Forres last month. Samantha Gordon won herself an acoustIQ Grand Slam tenor drum mallets for her team selfie.
Now you can win three pairs of acoustIQ Grand Slam IQ1 snare drum sticks at the forthcoming Scottish Pipe Band Championships in Dumbarton on Saturday 29 July, 2017.
Once the event is over, we will select the best selfie to win the new acoustIQ Grand Slam IQ1 snare drum sticks and all entries will be uploaded to a gallery on the acoustIQ Facebook page.


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Tuition and fees at Cameron University to remain unchanged in new Budget
Jeri Anderson
Times are tough. Unemployment is on the rise, and our comfirmed cases of the Coronavirus COVID19 are as well. It good that we can get a bit a good news every now and then!
Cameron University students continue as the primary focus of the university as today the university's governing board was presented with a 2020-2021 budget that maintains tuition and fees at current rates. In addition to holding tuition and fees at current rates for the third consecutive year, the proposed $43,365,886 operating budget earmarks almost $34 million for student instruction, academic support, student scholarships and tuition waivers, and student services during the upcoming academic year. Cameron's tuition and mandatory fees structure is also subject to approval by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education.
"Our mission to provide an outstanding learning experience at an exceptional value remains unchanged," says Dr. John McArthur, President. "Our faculty and staff do an exceptional job to identify and implement cost efficiencies in order to maintain tuition and mandatory fees at their present levels. Additionally, we remain committed to offering expansive financial assistance to students as they work toward degree completion. I am also grateful to the Cameron University Foundation for a gift of $350,000 to support student learning and student opportunities next year."
The FY21 budget reflects Cameron's commitment to increasing and improving student success and student learning inside and outside the classroom while continuing to be an engaged partner with common and career technology education, business, industry, civic and government organizations.
Cameron's administrative expenses are budgeted at 10.1 percent of all expenses, well below the administrative cost guideline of 13 percent for regional universities established by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. The university continues its commitment to maximizing the portion of the budget allocated to instruction, academic support, student services, and student scholarships and tuition waivers while minimizing the portion of the budget used by administrative departments.
Cameron's proposed tuition and fee rates for 2020-2021 are 20 percent lower when compared to peer institutions in surrounding states. Additionally, according to The College Board's "Trends in University Pricing," the national average for in-state tuition and fees for public, four-year institutions is $10,440 per year. Cameron's FY21 rate of $6,450 for 30 credit hours is considerably less. The report also indicates that Cameron University is among the 9.9 percent of public and private nonprofit four-year institutions with the lowest published tuition and fee pricing in the nation.
Initiatives that will be supported by the budget are closely aligned with the university's core values and goals from "Plan 2023: Ambitious Goals for Growth, Innovation and Engagement," Cameron's current five-year strategic plan. The actions and initiatives to advance those goals for 2020-2021 include continuing to offer concurrent instruction opportunities in area schools, enhancing student academic support, awarding at least $7.2 million in student financial support in addition to support from CARES Act funding, and preparing to host Oklahoma Research Day in Spring 2021. Additional initiatives include extending university advancement and fundraising efforts, completing construction and renovation projects at both CU campuses, and preparing for a Higher Learning Commission (HLC) reaffirmation of accreditation visit scheduled for March 2021.
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We have created this demo to allow past, future and general community an opportunity to test drive a PrestaShop 1.7.4.1 with a high quality 3rd party theme.
Performance. I knew that would get your attention. The new architecture significantly improved 2nd/nth page loads. Prior to 1.7 when we enabled under performance settings CCC of .js and .css files, each different page type had it's own CCC of the .js/.css files. With 1.7 there is only 1 CCC of .js/.css files for all pages. This is incredible new feature overlooked by other feature lists.
Because of the amount of time before PrestaShop announced autoupgrade support from 1.6 to 1.7 developers had extensive time to upgrade theirTheme/Modules and even create modules that were not even possible in previous versions (priceless). This is good news for those that have upgraded soon after new release only to incompatibility issues in themes/modules eco.


Good news! The dark days of winter are receding — in fact, we've added almost an hour of daylight since Dec. 31. With the lengthening daylight comes a degree of relief for those who suffer from a touch of the winter blues, also known as SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder). While some battle these symptoms chemically with prescription pills or alcohol, I encourage my patients to chase the blues away with healthier options.
For us light-deprived northern hemispherians, I recommend installing full-spectrum light bulbs at home, to help mimic the benefits of sunshine. Beaming high-quality full-spectrum light indoors is essential when adequate natural sunlight is in short supply. The full-spectrum bulb benefits? Better sleep, improved concentration, mental clarity and mood, plus a tougher immune system — so let the faux sun shine in! Full spectrum bulbs can be found at most hardware stores and www.gaiam.com.
Studies show that cruciferous vegetables protect against Cancer.
Despite the name, cruciferous vegetables have nothing to do with religion. Actually, they are simply the category of vegetables that includes broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, cabbage and kale. According to the science know-it-alls, these little veggies neutralize dangerous breakdown products of estrogen that promote cancer growth.
Not only that – they contain I3C (indole-3-carbinol). It's recommended that if you want to restore youthful hormone balance, make sure to obtain enough I3C by eating these types of vegetables, or if you can't stand the taste of broccoli, get a hold of some good supplements.
Here's how it works: there are two types of estrogen metabolite, one is good, but the other is bad. The good one is called 2-hydroxyestrone and the bad one is 16-alpha-hydroxyestrone. The latter promotes breast cancer and other cancers. So, if your body obtains 2-hydroxyestrone, your risk of cancer decreases; if contains 16-alpha-hydroxyestrone, your risk of cancer increases.
A recent article in The New York Times about the negative effects of Botox by Dominique Browning entitled Mirror: The Case for Laugh Lines is not an exception.
Ironically, while I was reading the argument on the subject of manipulated appearances, I became distracted by same page ads promoting similar procedures. Apparently, Ms. Browning's passionate manifesto about Botox's impact on self image did not stop advertisers from promoting common cosmetic procedures. The irony of the ad placements was difficult to overlook, as the article discussed how Botox could not only taint the self image, but wear on personal relationships as well.
In recent years, Botox has steadily become a more common term than we could anticipate. Media and bloggers alike do not let go of the topic: people all over the country, from middle-agers to middle school students can all recognize the word "Botox." It seems that, like many fads and scandals prompted by one or two horror stories, this cosmetic procedure obtained a stigma that it does not necessarily deserve.
Do the physicians really Freeze Smiles with Botox?
Funny how this is a tougher subject to broach than almost any other. We find ourselves recalibrating the intimacy of friendships. While once we may have been close enough to share personal tales of broken hearts or fears of going broke, we are unable to visit the issue of the broken self-image.
And that's what this must be about. We gaze in the mirror, and we loathe the evidence of aging. It is, surely, a change. It is even frightening. Mortality heaves into view. So does unemployment — for women. There seems to be a double standard about aging and leadership.
What is so different about male menopause? Testosterone Replacement Therapy. Is it also from Mars?
She runs for Botox, he gets a new car. She is wearing provocative outfits, he is pumping iron at the gym, starts roller skating and takes flying lessons. She speaks about her hot flash to her friend, and he feels down because of his lack of sexual drive. The difference – he keeps it to himself. They are both 50 years old, but they perceive aging differently. It might be that men are from Mars but their testosterone imbalance is a very common earthy condition.
I have so many patients that share stories behind the closed door, their symptoms of menopause and andropause and I am glad that because of the high tech times we live in plus a good treatment protocol, we can help. Yes, we can.
Of course, it is your body and you may decide to deal with it, but my opinion is that if you can live better, then why not?


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Books/Issue 91
Review: Megadrought and Collapse
Megadrought and Collapse: from early agriculture to Angkor
Harvey Weiss (ed.)
Oxford University Press, £53
Review by: Kyle Harper
In the study of the human past, the battle between those who believe in the primacy of environmental causes in the rise and fall of civilisations, those who believe in the pre-eminence of social causes, and those who stand somewhere in between never ends. But the debate is productive, and the evidence continues to improve.
This volume presents state-of-the-art case studies of societal 'collapse' from across Eurasia and the Americas, spanning from the dawn of the Neolithic to the early modern demise of Angkor. Climate change is the broad theme, with drought at various scales the leitmotif. Harvey Weiss is a proponent of climate causation in its strongest form, and his introduction is a full-throated defence of his position. The chapters represent a broader spectrum of views, many foregrounding the continuing need for greater chronological and spatial resolution. They are based on impressive syntheses of archaeological and palaeoclimate evidence, but the lack of examples where written sources could meaningfully contribute to more complex models with both environmental and social factors leaves one wishing that historians had been included. Even if those of us who believe in models combining environmental stress and social resilience are unlikely to be totally convinced, we can be grateful for this expert and stimulating volume.
Megadrought
Review: The Archaeology of Seeing
Review: Thebes
Review: Egyptologists' Notebooks
Review: Silk Roads


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mint-festival The creators of Leads' very own clubbing brand, the Mint, have been hosting one of a kind unique festival for several years now. With now even a bigger Mint festival location meeting the never before seen demand over the last few years, the Mint festival 2022 venue will become the ultimate treasure trove of all the biggest 2022 UK music festivals. "It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
The Mint festival 2022 is beaming up with a fantastic lineup, tons of attractions, the biggest names of the music industry, and with a not-so-subtle promise of a good day full of music, dancing, mingling, food and Mint festival ice cream, scrumptious – right? "It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
What genre of music will be played by the Mint Festival Line Up? "It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
The lineup for Mint festival 2022 will be yet another carefully crafted lineup – including the multi-genre type of acts beginning from disco to D&B and Techno. This has us excited about this year's lineup; It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
Mint festival Line Up
The Mint Festival lineup for 2022 will be announced closer to the festival dates, so stay tuned to the UK time for the latest updates."It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
"Shouldn't we look at last year's lineup?"
Amelie Lens is a film. is a character from the movie Amelie.
Maya Jane Coles is related to Maya Jane. is a person.
Dax J is the son of Dax. is the son of Dax J is the son of Dax..
Siragusa was named after Enzo.
Patrick was Topping
There is a person named "Darius Syrossian".
Janson is named after him. is a man.
The man is The man is Ricardo Villalobos
Complete Mint Festival lineup:
Will Clarke?
It is all in your head.
Ammara is the name of the person.
Adam Harris.
A man named James Howard.
Annie Erez is a woman.
Alex Zela is the son of Alex Zela.
Joe de Vries is a person.
"Bobby O'Donnell is a man."
The Babz.
Josh Demello is an athlete.
The Bass Jamz.
Josh Weekes.
Dubs in the east end
The Bear Winder is a toy.
KagKatumba.
Ben Elding is a man.
Kerouac.
There is a man named Elliot Adamson.
A person named Boba.
There is a person named Luke Shalom.
Borna Safa is a woman.
There is magnetic field.
A person named Farrago.
Calyps.
Marcus is a guy.
It is Campo.
There is Mezla.
"It's called Caul.E."
The person is Moorey.
OC & Verde
It was a lark.
Owen is the brother of Owen Kennett.
There is a pan-Pot.
It has a dimensions
There is a person named "Paige Tomlinson."
There is a person who calls this person "DXNBY."
The person is called Ruckus 24.
It is raresh.
There is a person named Ellam.
There is a person named "Sami Guzani".
Emily Knight is related to Emily Knight.
"It's Shamm."
NxT is rich.
They have Fox.
Tej is a person.
There is a person named Seb Zito.
It was Foz.
Sofi was the name.
There is a person named "Holmes."
There is a UN.CO
Holly Fisher.
Volex is a book.
Sketre.
There is a house of technology.
It is quite wild.
There is a ghost.
The Hyde House is in a suburb.
Zaffiro is written in Latin.
The person is named Tobias.
There is a illusion.
The above lineup has raised our expectations for a fantastic and thrilling day of music, and if 2021. is to be taken as an example of the awesomeness of Mint festival 2022, the above lineup has raised our expectations for a fantastic and thrilling day of music.
Read all you need to know about Technology.
Mint Festival 2022
"The entire day will be spread across the event's four stages and will feature a mix of native legends and underground superstars."
Every stage will be independently programmed with its set style and sound at the Mint festival 2022 venue. The day-long festival will offer visitors a state-of-the-art musical cutting edge experience – a never before seen thrill. Additionally, the Mint festival location boasts a humongous food area – only a short walk across the site. The food stalls are run by local suppliers offering healthy options and delicious drinks throughout the day."It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
The Mint Festival Leeds has many other extra-curricular activities available to the festival-goers – to keep visitors entertained in between performances."It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
Mint Festival Location"It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
The Mint Festival Leeds is one of the cheekiest UK dance festivals, taking place yearly in the northern city of Leeds. Every year in September, the Leeds east airport Mint festival hosts an enviable lineup of industry music and music legends – spanning genres – techno, house, and more."It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
In 2022, the Mint festival Leeds organizers are calling it a party of the century – meaning one could expect a massive music/dance scene with a top-tier lineup with a daylong party, and that is before the after-parties come banging."It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
What type of music is Mint Festival?
Mint festival 2022 venue is in the northern city of Leeds – hosting a Dance and Music festival – a party to live in the memories for decades. This September, the Mint festival Leeds is geared up to welcome an enviable lineup of dance and music gems spanning different genres, including; techno, house, and more. The Mint festival tickets are expected to go on sale soon – so don't miss your chance to secure your place at the iconic festival."It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
Traveling to/from the Mint festival 2022
Mint festival shuttle bus and Taxis;
There will be no trains to or from the Mint festival site. However, you can get on the Mint festival shuttle bus. The said Mint festival shuttle bus and the taxis are two easy ways to get to the festival site."It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
Mint festival 2022 Venue"It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
This year the Mint festival location is the Newsam Green Farm, Leeds, LS15 9AD, United Kingdom. The festival begins in September. The Mint festival tickets have not gone on sale as of yet."It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
How old do I have to be?
An attendee for the Mint festival Leeds must be 18 years old to enter the festival site. Don't forget to bring your valid ID with you. Otherwise, you will not be allowed to enter the festival location. A valid ID can be in the form of an in-date driver's license, passport, or a proof of age standards scheme card."It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
What date is Mint Fest?
The festival will take place in September of 2022, but the exact dates are yet to be announced.
Where is Mintfest?
The festival location is the Newsam Green Farm – you can take the Mint festival shuttle bus to and from the festival site for easy travel. Additionally, the Mint festival tickets will soon be on sale on the festival's official website."It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
What time is last entry at Mint Festival?
The accurate and set timings will be announced as soon as the Mint festival tickets go on sale; however, the gates of the Leeds east airport mint festival site are expected to open at 10 AM with the all-day fun continuing till 11 PM with the last entry allowed till 8 PM."It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
The ticket holders will be allowed to enter and leave the Leeds east airport mint festival once each day as no re-entry is allowed for the one-day event."It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
What do you wear to mint fest?
There is no dress code for the festival, but do not wear tracksuits, tracksuit bottoms, man or camel bags/packs, no bags bigger than an A4 paper.
Can I bring a bag in to mint festival?"It's not like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it's like it"
Big-sized bags are not allowed at the festival site because of safety guidelines. Smaller bags are acceptable.
How to buy food and drink at the Mint Festival 2021?
The strategy for 2020 has not been decided. cashless wristbands were given to attendees after their tickets were scanned. The items were paid for through the official festival website before the festival began.
Multiple top-up stands were set up at the venue to add more credit to your wristbands if you run out.
If you have unused credits, keep your wristband with you.
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The Paris-based start-up calls itself the world's first fashion search engine, and counts Carmen Busquets as a co-founding investor.
PARIS, France — Four years ago, Alexandra Van Houtte was a fashion assistant in Paris. She would sit in the back offices of magazines like Grazia, Glamour or international editions of Vogue for countless hours researching and cataloging looks for fashion shoots.
The monotony and inefficiency of scrolling for a particular look through sites like Style.com or Women's Wear Daily — a chore undertaken by generations of junior assistants and stylists across the globe — got her thinking about how it could be made better.
"For a multibillion-dollar industry that prided itself on being forward thinking, the whole system was totally hopeless," said Ms Van Houtte, 29, who studied Mandarin at college in Britain before starting her career in fashion.
At the time, start-ups like WhatsApp, Uber and Deliveroo were upending the landscape of their respective sectors, transforming the way people communicate, shop, socialise, travel and eat.
When, Ms Van Houtte wondered, would it be fashion's turn to develop a transformative platform to make the lives of those doing her job easier? A service that could even reach fashion-conscious women outside the industry.
Even if you are the best buyer or trend searcher in town, no one can have an immediate recall on that much content.
In May 2015, with no answer forthcoming, she decided to build it for herself, funding the venture initially by putting her flat on Airbnb.
Tagwalk, which calls itself the world's first fashion search engine, is the result. By using more than 2,800 key words, users can search by brand, season, city, trend, colour, fabric or style through 128,000 pictures.
"Even if you are the best buyer or trend searcher in town, no one can have an immediate recall on that much content," she said from her bright Paris headquarters in the Second Arrondissement, where she leads a team of 14.
Le Figaro and The Financial Times have called Tagwalk the Google of fashion. But when she started out, Ms Van Houtte, who initially tagged every single image by hand (now it is mostly done via artificial intelligence algorithms, though still given a human once-over before going live), encountered considerable skepticism, particularly from potential investors.
Critically, one person did not. Carmen Busquets, the Venezuelan businesswoman and angel investor who found fame as a founding investor in Net-a-Porter, quickly understood Tagwalk's potential. She put seed funding into the business when it was just two months old.
"Investing early on in disruptive ideas is always a big risk, but it's one I've taken many times because you become a co-founder and partner as well as an investor," said Ms Busquets, who later introduced Ms Van Houtte to a secondary major investor, Adrian Cheng of C Ventures.
"Alexandra's business plan immediately made sense to me," Ms Busquets said.
The business does not have a subscription fee, nor does it have advertising. It generates cash from its roughly 25,000 users (who use the site roughly three times a week) in four ways. There is a consulting arm for brands on digital and social media growth, and a fast-growing shopping component that allows for purchase of featured looks via affiliated links.
More meaningful, however, is that smaller labels or those without runway shows can pay a monthly rate to be featured on the database alongside bigger houses, thus thrown into the sightlines of busy editors and stylists. Emerging labels pay around €150 (about $175), while more established brands pay €450 ($520).
The really valuable part of the partnership is data. Insight has helped me shape my next creative and commercial steps.
For Tagwalk, mining and selling data analytics is where the real money is. Though the user base is still relatively small, the influence of those who regularly visit the site is big, making access to their behavioural habits extremely valuable to those who want to better understand them.
Nearly all of the biggest brands in the industry are keen to know which shows got the most searches for the fall 2018 season. According to Tagwalk, the top three in New York were Calvin Klein, Phillip Lim and Bottega Veneta, while in London it was JW Anderson, Erdem and Christopher Kane. In Milan, Gucci ran ahead of the competition (followed by Dolce & Gabbana and Prada); in Paris, Dior came in ahead (barely) of Chanel, then Saint Laurent.
"We can immediately see, and tell a brand, which looks are the most searched for, by whom and in which countries, as well as how a brand's collection has fared compared to other brands overall," Ms Van Houtte said.
"We think it's a simple idea but with revolutionary potential," she added with a grin.


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To commemorate the completion of our freshman year in America, Campaign US is inviting four young ad industry workers to attend Advertising Week for the first time. In a series of documentary videos, we'll experience the conference through their eyes, learning what inspires them, what leaves them empty and what they would do differently.
Here we meet Courtney Harris, copywriter, and Brooks Hess, junior creative director, from Havas Worldwide. They started as college buddies and are now creative partners working on brands such as Lysol and Keurig. Apparently, Brooks isn't much of a speller.
Just One Question: Who are the likely winners and losers in 2016?
Just One Question: Where is the next big disruption coming from?
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Just One Question: If you could hire anyone in the world right now, who would it be?
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Just One Question: How frightened are you of ad blockers?