In this second book in the highly-illustrated Mutant Bunny Island series, Perry returns to Bunny Island hoping for a normal visit. But when Uncle Zeke gets locked up for a crime he didn't commit, it's up to Perry and his friends to save Bunny Island a second time around.
The second book in this hilariously inventive trilogy from Obert Skye, author of the bestselling Leven Thumps series, comes with all the spills, chills, and thrills you'd expect—along with zany fully illustrated comic-style chapters to enliven the adventure!
When Perry is invited back to Bunny Island for its first-ever Carrot Con, he's beyond happy to have the chance to reconnect with his favorite uncle, Zeke, and his friends, Juliet and Rain.
After stopping Mayor Lapin and his dastardly plan to turn everyone into rabbits, Perry is psyched just to have a normal visit. But then freak microstorms pop up all over the island, ruining his fun before its even begun. Perry is quickly convinced that it isn't the weather that's to blame for all the destruction.
Perry's ready to gather his friends to solve another Mutant Bunny-style mystery when Uncle Zeke gets locked up for a crime he didn't commit. Can Perry and his friends prove Uncle Zeke's innocence and save Bunny Island a second time around?


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Home Editorial MUSIC WEEKLY K-POP NEW K.ID's WEEKLY IDOL CHART: WJSN, BLACKPINK AND WINNER ARE BACK ON THE RANKINGS
NEW K.ID's WEEKLY IDOL CHART: WJSN, BLACKPINK AND WINNER ARE BACK ON THE RANKINGS
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Here are the top 10 weekly idols on the K-pop channel NEW K.ID for the third week of March.
Congratulations WJSN to their successful comeback and taking the #1 spot on NEW K.ID's Weekly Chart! The group has topped music program charts with their comeback title song. In other words, WJSN was selected as "THE SHOW CHOICE" for its mini-album title song "UNNATURAL" on SBS MTV's music program THE SHOW. To clarify, the song is about how a girl feels and acts awkward in front of her crush. The music video has surpassed 10 million views on YouTube within just five days of its release.
At #2 is ATEEZ. The group is stepping up its game in 2021. After their comeback with its sixth mini-album, ZERO: FEVER Part.2 on March 1st, the group expressed their further plans to meet fans more often, even after its successful album. First, group member Yeosang became a new host of SBS MTV's THE SHOW in March. Secondly, Seonghwa, Younho, San, and Jongho will star in the KBS2 drama Imitation, premiering in May.
Following at the #3 spot is the one and only BLACKPINK. As of 6 AM on April 13th, the group BLACKPINK has surpassed 60 million subscribers on YouTube. As a result, they became the first female artists in the world to accomplish this feat. BLACKPINK already surpassed Ariana Grande last year, becoming the female artists with the most YouTube subscribers. They also beat Eminem, Ed Sheeran, and DJ Marshmello. Now they are to compete with Justin Bieber with 62 million subscribers.
GFRIEND takes the #4 spot this week. The girl group has recently released their first series, GFRIEND's MEMORIA, on YouTube, V LIVE, and their global fan community platform, Weverse. The show is about real dorm life, and it will be the first show filmed in their living space.
Next up is DAY6 at #5. This JYP boy band will release their new mini-album, The Book of Us: Negentropy – Chaos Swallowed up in love, on the 19th. The title song "You make me" is about having hope despite difficulties.
Coming up at #6 is the rookie 9-member boy group BAE173. The boy band will be teaming up with Brave Brothers to produce a new track.
Following behind at #7 is ITZY. JYP has announced that these girls will be making a comeback with a new mini-album, GUESS WHO.
At #8 is NCT DREAM, and right behind at the #9 spot is KARD. NCT DREAM will be making a comeback with their first studio album titled Hot Sauce in May.
Back on the NEW K.ID Weekly Idol Chart at #10 is WINNER. Kang Seung Yoon recorded more than 100,000 sales for its first solo album PAGE. The album also topped the iTunes album chart for 18 countries.
NEW K.ID is the only TV channel that allows viewers to enjoy K-POP Idol-related content programming 24/7 and interact with your favorite artists with various giveaways. And it is available for free on LG Smart TVs and XUMO apps (#511), Samsung TV Plus (#1434), and VIZIO Free Channels (#942) on all connected devices.
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Expand Collapse Melanoma - General Description Skin cancer is a malignant tumor that grows in the skin cells and accounts for more than 50 percent of all cancers. There are generally three different types of skin cancer: basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma.
Basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma usually appear on sun-exposed areas of the body. The prognosis for these two types of skin cancer is generally good. Both can often be effectively treated through surgery, with a minority of cases requiring radiation treatment.
Melanoma is the most aggressive form of skin cancer and arises in the cells that produce pigment (color) in the skin. BRAF is the gene that is most frequently mutated in melanoma. The most common BRAF mutations occur at position V600. Vemurafenib is an effective FDA-approved targeted agent that is available to treat unresectable or metastatic melanoma that has a BRAF V600E mutation. Other melanoma-associated mutations that occur in BRAF also activate the protein abnormally, and can be treated with other targeted agents. Some are sensitive to a combination of BRAF and MEK inhibitors. The combination of the BRAF inhibitor dabrafenib with the MEK inhibitor trametinib was approved by FDA for the treatment of patients with BRAF V600E or V600K mutations. While less frequent, mutations in other genes have been found in melanomas, such as NRAS, MEK, PTEN, TP53, Cyclin D1 (CCND1), CDKN2,and KIT. Mutations in these genes may provide opportunities for enrollment in ongoing clinical trials. Immunology therapies are also being studied in melanoma for patients whose tumors have been tested for specific characteristics. Immuno-therapies are also being tested in combination with targeted therapies in clinical trials at the MGH Cancer Center.
Skin cancer is a malignant tumor that grows in the skin cells and accounts for more than 50 percent of all cancers. There are generally three different types of skin cancer: basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma.
NRAS is a gene that provides the code for making NRAS, a GTPase that converts GTP to GDP. This protein is part of the MAP kinase signaling cascade that relays chemical signals from the outside of the cell to the cell's nucleus, and is primarily involved in controlling cell division. When NRAS is attached (bound) to GDP, it is in its "off" position and can't send signals to the nucleus. But when a GTP molecule arrives and binds to NRAS, NRAS is activated and sends its signal, and then it converts the GTP into GDP and returns to the "off" position. HRAS and KRAS are other GTPases that are similar to NRAS.
When mutated, however, NRAS can act as an oncogene, causing normal cells to become cancerous. The mutations can shift the NRAS protein into the "on" position all the time. These NRAS mutations are said to be somatic, because instead of coming from a parent and being present in every cell (hereditary), they are acquired during the course of a person's life and are found only in cells that become cancerous.
NRAS (neuroblastoma RAS viral oncogene homolog) is a member of the closely related RAS gene family that also includes KRAS and HRAS. These RAS members are small GTPases that mediate extracellular signals to the downstream effectors RAF, PI3K and RALGDS. RAS members are involved in regulating diverse cellular processes including survival, proliferation and differentiation. While activating mutations in the RAS genes lead to sustained GTPase activation that contributes to oncogenesis, each oncogene exerts clear differences. Mutational hotspots in NRAS reside primarily in amino acid residues 12, 13 or 61 and function to suppress apoptosis.
The NRAS Q61P mutation arises from a single nucleotide change (c.182A>C) and results in an amino acid substitution of the glutamine (Q) at position 61 by a proline (P).
Recent reports suggest that the presence of an NRAS mutation indicates poor prognosis in malignant melanoma, associated with shorter overall survival. Interestingly, patients with NRAS-mutant melanoma appear to respond better to high-dose IL2 (immunotherapy) than those having other genomic profiles.
The NRAS mutations Q61K and Q61R can arise in the lesions of BRAF V600E mutant-positive melanoma patients to serve as a mechanism that promotes acquired resistance to the BRAF inhibitor vemurafenib.
There is growing evidence that NRAS mutations at codon Q61 are sensitive to therapeutic targeting of the pathway mediator MEK. In a recent phase II clinical trial, 20% of the patients with NRAS Q61-mutant melanoma treated with MEK162 (a selective MEK inhibitor) achieved a partial response. Preclinical evidence suggests that combining a CDK4/6 inhibitor with a MEK inhibitor might further improve responses.
Learn more about our dedicated Melanoma treatment team at the Mass General Cancer Center website.


The temperature here in Sydney is 32 degrees, and winter seems like a somewhat distant memory, although not even three weeks ago I had the oil heater on when studying late at night in the back room. All of my winter teas – my Russian Caravans, my Lapsang Souchongs, my black teas flavoured with spices and chocolate or caramel – have been relegated to the back of the tea cupboard and I've dug out what remains of my teas from last Spring.
I thought a light Darjeeling tea would hit the spot. This one isn't too bad at all. It's very light on the nose and palate at first – perhaps too light – with a very faint muskiness and astringency, but it gradually takes on a more pronounced, fruity flavour and aroma. The astringency becomes more pronounced as well, but not in a bad way.
I think I prefer this to the Castleton Estate that I tried a week or two ago. There is no information about where the tea is sourced from, and taking into account the cost, I'm assuming it's a blend of various 1st Flushes, but lighter than the Twinings Vintage Darjeeling. Not sure how it would compare to the single estate Darjeelings I have in my cupboard as it has been a while since I have had them. I generally prefer the 1st to the 2nd Flush, but anyone that prefers the latter may find it to be too light, but for me this is a good vernal tea.
I picked up another sample of this tea as I'm umming and aarghing about buying it. Sometimes it seems to really hit the spot, other times it has a very shallow, superficial flavour with perhaps a little too much astringency. Not sure if I can detect the bergamot amongst the berries, but it has a good, solid tea base.
On paper, berries and EG shouldn't work but on one or two previous tastings, I have loved the combination. This time round, it didn't manage to balance the flavours. In addition, traditional EG has an aura of refinement, but I can't help but feel somewhat unsophisticated when I drink this blend, like the person that mixes coca-cola in an expensive single-malt whisky.
Will try again at some point before I decide if I like this tea or not.
I don't seem to be doing too well with teas at the moment. Every new flavour I have tried is a bit "meh" and even my old favourites just aren't doing it for me either.
My cousin has been raving about this tea for months now, but can't say I'm too impressed. There is a nice aroma of strawberries while the tea is infusing, although admittedly more of a synthetic than a natural strawberry smell. The tea base itself is ok and it's a fairly full-bodies flavour, but the vinegar-like after-taste and what the company describes as a "tang" just leaves me cold, and is all too reminiscent of the horrific Fortnum & Mason Christmas Tea I had tried last year with its "mulled wine flavourings".
In fairness, I don't care for Champagne and I loathe the taste of wine, so I'm probably not the most impartial taste-tester but I think I'll give this a miss if that's all the same with you.
I was looking forward to trying this tea but it has been weeks since I have been in the city during the day. After a couple of hours hunting around for Father's Day gifts with my sister, we made our way to the Tea Centre for afternoon tea.
Really not impressed with this one at all. The taste was like a really watered-down, generic green tea with a drop of lemon juice. The tea was paired with some cake, so at first I put it down to a poor combination of tea and food, but even after drinking two cups I was still underwhelmed.
The guy at the store said that it was a very mild tea, and to be fair it doesn't taste "bad". Perhaps to my jaded palate it just happened to be too mild and flavourless. I was really hoping for an intense brew like their Japanese Lime, so I will have to content and console myself with my latest Tea Centre purchase – Chocolate Mint.
A couple of weeks ago I had picked up two Darjeeling samplers – one labeled "1st Flush" and the other "1st Flush Castleton Estate". Although I was pretty sure it was the Castleton Estate sample I had really enjoyed because of its depth of flavour and balance of fruit and floral flavours, by the time I went to pick up a 50gm bag I couldn't remember which was the one I had really liked. In the end, I picked up the two samples again and on returning home realised that it was, in fact, the Castleton Estate tea that I had tried and enjoyed.
With lingering memories of an exquisite "Heavenly Earl Grey" sample that had been lurking in my cupboard for months, today had been somewhat disappointing tea-wise. Firstly, I had wanted to try "Quince Sencha" at the Tea Centre for several months and was looking forward to an intense bitter and sweet infusion, only to be left with a mild tea that left a literal bad taste in my mouth. One of the major department stores in Sydney has started stocking Kusmi teas, so today I bought my first tin – the others in my cupboard were the much smaller sample tins – which was a bergamot, lemon and lime blend called "Anastacia" which I wasn't particularly impressed with either.
I was hoping the Castleton Estate Darjeeling would redeem today's tea drinking but I'm just not really impressed with it this time round. I brewed it in exactly the same way – i.e. bring the water to the boil and leave to sit for five minutes like I do with green and white tea, but infuse like an Oolong or Black tea for about three or four minutes – but it is not really doing it for me. Sometimes, one particular cup of tea will seem to numb my enjoyment of tea for the remainder of the day and I think I'm having one of those days today.
I'll purchase another sample and try again another time I think.
I bought a black soursop tea about one year ago, which I enjoyed but I don't think I have had it for several months now. There has been a two-cup sampler of Soursop-flavoured sencha kicking around in my tea cupboard for a few weeks now which I thought would be appropriate now that winter has drawn to a close.
This is a strongly scented soursop, although the flavour is more restrained. It's a very dark brew, somewhere between green and orange and, from a distance, could almost pass as a white tea. I like the fact that it doesn't have that 'fishy' smell of many green teas. There's a nice little tang on the rear edges of the tongue which does linger for sometime.
I will probably need to try this a few more times, because I'm not sure if soursop blends as well with green tea as it does with black tea; I feel that the astringency and depth of black tea is better suited to and a better match for tangy-sweetness of the fruit. Still, not a bad drop.
I picked up this tea with a handful of other samples, but never quite got round to trying it until now. No flowery prose for this one: it's a fairly nondescript tea, a decent colour, no particular aroma, a slight tanginess from the peaches, but no real flavour. I wouldn't turn my nose up if it was served to me, but I wouldn't go out of my way to brew this again and I can't imagine this growing on me of find myself craving this anytime soon.
And so, back to my solid, dependable Ceylon and Darjeelings . . .
I have an entire tray in the cupboard full of tea samples to try. As today is particularly cold, wet and grey, I thought a chai would hit the spot. The loose leaf tea looks like whole unbroken leaves, but apart from the flower petals, I can't detect any whole spices so I assuming the "chai" component is flavourings and oils.
I am all too aware that Chai needs a sweetner and milk to bring out and balance the flavours, otherwise the tea just tastes like a mouthful of ground spices, but on this occasion I wanted to really taste the tea so I prepared with milk only. This is ok, although I can't really taste the vanilla and the spices just leave a slightly bitter aftertaste. I have only found one loose leaf Chai that I enjoyed which was East India Company despite hating their other teas with a passion. I have some chocolate chai which I'll try with milk and sugar and see if that makes a difference.
It doesn't taste better or worse without milk, although the colour of the tea is muddy. This is not the worst tea I have had, but it's nothing spectacular or remarkable.
This tea is the first – and so far, the only – Oolong tea that I have tried apart from some of the cheap and nasty brands they sell in some of the Chinese supermarkets around town. And in a few short months, this has become one of my absolute favourites although I haven't got round to adding my tasting notes.
After rolling up my sleeves to clean and re-organise my tea cupboard thanks to an infestation of pantry moths – goodbye fruit teas! – I was looking forward to settling down with this. I strangely find this both revitalising for an afternoon pick me-up as well as soothing for a nightcap. As I only have the one teapot, I tend to have this tea once every couple of weeks, and then continually re-infuse before moving on to a different tea. So far, provided the tea is never scalded or over-infused at any point, I have managed to get up to five infusions.
The leaves are whole, medium sized (I'm guessing 'souchong') and rolled into fairly loose but even sized balls. I'm not sure which region the tea is from and I wouldn't even be able to guess. After infusing, the tea can probably be descriped as olive-green with a distinct mint fragrance. There is a slight nuttiness and sweetness that contrasts nicely with the earthiness of the mint. The mint isn't overly strong and the flavour seems to be more of the mint leaf rather than the more intense top-note menthol flavour of oil/flavouring. Even after a couple of infusions, the mint is still present but the tea does become sweeter and the nuttiness more intense.
I must remember to add notes for the various infusions.
I can remember so clearly my first experience of Lapsang Souchong in 1999 at the tender age of 20. Although I vaguely recall Twinings Tins with a smoky aroma in my grandparents' pantry, I can't say I knew anyone that drank it. After discovering tea in early 1999, when I moved house later in the year I had purchased all of the Twinings loose leaf range at the time in the cute little multi-coloured boxes and after a few weeks got round to LS. The smell itself was revolting and I couldn't bring myself to drink it, and the description of "a unique tarry flavour" with its images of newly laid roads or damned souls in hell submerged in pitch didn't help matters. Finally, my flatmates and I forced ourselves to try it, but I threw away the contents of cup after a few mouthfuls. I didn't try it again until about six years later when literally the only Twinings tea my neighbour at the time would drink was LS. This was in tea-bag form and although I appreciate that tastes change as you get older, this was totally different to how I remembered LS that I am sure Twinings had reformulated their blend. Living in London, I began to enjoy a regular cup of LS served with milk in the colder months but some friends of mine couldn't be anywhere near when I did as they found the smell revolting.
Then about last year, I started to experiment with more traditional-style LS that was intense and smoky and definitely an acquired taste. I like how it is the polar opposite of the more meditative white teas like Pai Mu Tan or Silver Needles and I don't know anyone that actually likes it.
It's been several months since I last had a Lapsang Souchong. Partly because smoked or spiced teas aren't really appropriate for the sweltering Australian summers, but partly because my last experience of Lapsang Souchong in November had turned me off LS. All I could taste in my cup was smoke and char and this lingered on my tongue for days to the extent that everything I ate tasted revolting.
So it was with some trepidation I am trying it again, hjaving just arrived back from an evening walk. I live in a valley, and the moon was almost full and the valley suitably heavy with fog for autumn and I found myself looking forward to my old smoky friend.
As soon as I poured the hot water into the tea, those familiar smoky fumes filled the kitchen, and also the study when I served the tea. Served black, this particular LS is lighter in colour than previous blends I have tried but the smell is unmistakable. This is not as 'tarry' as some blends which is a matter of taste, but after a few moments I get that tingly smokiness and also notes of citrus and pine. I'm sure I would enjoy the odd cup of tarry LS but a lighter cup is more enjoyable I think. The citrus becomes stronger with subsequent sips to the extent that I am wondering if there is actually lemon in the blend.
So far, this is the best LS I have tried but I should also point out that I have only tried a few different brands over the years, and I am sure there are better blends out there. I could easily imagine this being a regular cup during the Autumn and Winter months.
I love lapsang souchong, deeply, so there is me :) But to me it is indeed a winter tea, a rainy afternoon or foggy morning – though I find it very light in caffeine for a morning tea! Lapsang Souchong is to me, the weakest in caffeine of all natural tea (which are camellia chinensis of course). I can not really explain the love though, but I love the smoothness. I am not crazy about too tarry though – my favorite right now is lapsang souchong imperial from Mariage Freres, which is very smooth indeed. I got another MF blend, Tsar Alexandre, which is sort of an earl grey lapsang souchong and which is an amazingly right idea.
I'm planning on buying some MF tea at some point, so I will give the LS Imperial a try. Thanks for the tip! I haven't seen Tsar Alexandre on their website so maybe it has been discontinued. I know that Kusmi do a LS/EG blend – have you tried that one?
Try looking for Tzar Alexandre, LOL, wrong spelling.
I have not tried the Kusmi but I am not usually a Kusmi fan so I don´t really spend money in their teas – I have their teas mostly in cafés, and bought the ocasional 50 grams, but somehow Kusmi always looses out the battle for my money.
I know Theodor has a lot of "russian" style teas, some include bergamot and smoky tea but I do not remember the names ( rouge revolution, yan krasnaia, maybe), but will try one of these days. But MF´s Lapsang Souchong Imperial is my one major recommendation.
I always find intros difficult to write. Where to start . . . Sydney-sider working in insurance who has lived in London for ten years but returned to Australia in 2012. Despite coffee being the drink of choice in Oz, I come from a family of dedicated tea drinkers. Although I enjoy all teas – both black and green teas, either flavoured/scented or pure single-estate teas – I have a special fondness for Earl Grey and Ceylon teas.
With a cup of tea in hand, I love settling down with a DVD. I love cult films, anything visceral and slightly surreal – Shaw Brothers Kung Fu, Giallos, Spaghetti Westerns, Eurohorror, Hammer Horror, etc. If I'm not watching a film, I'll be watching classic British TV like 70s Doctor Who, Blake's 7, The Avengers, Danger Man as well as Prisoner: Cell Block H and the occasional Showtime or HBO series.
As much as I enjoy reading or art, I just don't have the time for either these days.


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Fennimore and Prairie du Chien, WI - Crossing Rivers Health Clinic announces the addition of Kenneth Valyo, Board-certified Doctor of Osteopathic Family Medicine, to the team of clinic providers. Dr. Valyo is accepting patients at both clinic locations in Fennimore and Prairie du Chien.
Dr. Valyo is passionate about listening to the needs of his patients.
According to the American Osteopathic Association, doctors of osteopathic medicine regard the body as an integrated whole, rather than treating for specific symptoms only. Dr. Valyo focuses on all aspects of family medicine from wellness, early detection and prevention. He also offers osteopathic manipulative therapy - a technique used to diagnose, treat, and prevent illness or injury where the patient's muscles and joints are moved using stretching, gentle pressure, and resistance. Osteopathic manipulative therapy can be used to ease pain, promote healing, and increase overall mobility.
Dr. Valyo received a Bachelor of Neuroscience Degree from Brown University, along with his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Degree from Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine.
On a personal note, Dr. Valyo enjoys coin collecting and photography. He and his wife, Sue, have been married for 33 years and have three children - Madeleine, Jared, and Brendan.
Crossing Rivers Health Clinics in Fennimore and Prairie du Chien provide individualized care to meet the needs of residents of the region. The Fennimore Clinic is located within the Health Science Center on the Southwest Tech campus and the Prairie du Chien Clinic is located adjacent to the Medical Center. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Valyo or one of the other providers at Crossing Rivers Health Clinic, call 608-357-2500. Meet the clinic providers and learn about clinic services by visiting crossingrivers.org/clinic.


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Will The Delta Variant Cause Another Cleaning Product Shortage In 2021?
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Until the spring 2020, there was one thing many of us could agree on — for the most part, when we went to a store like Target, Costco, or Walmart to buy a cleaning staple like bleach or ammonia, we could get it. But that all changed after the coronavirus pandemic came along. Particularly during the early days of the pandemic, household items like Clorox bleach, Lysol sprays, bottles of Pine Sol, and cleaning wipes were nigh impossible to track down and when they did appear, we were forced to treat the bottles like rare finds whose distribution needed to be limited so the wealth could be spread out to as many people as possible.
Fast forward to the beginning of fall 2021, and questions are again being raised about whether we're likely to see a shortage of household cleaning supplies, particularly now that the delta variant appears to have taken over in some parts of the world. The answer is most likely, but not for the reasons you might think.
We may know more about COVID-19, but our habits haven't changed
We know much more about COVID-19 today than we did during the early days of the pandemic, and that knowledge includes the fact that infections happen because of airborne transmission. Virus particles are suspended in the air, before they move to infect another human host through the air he or she breathes. "The spread is more likely if you're close to the person [but] there's still a potential for virus particles to be in the air, and breathed in by someone passing by," Australian public health expert Nancy Baxter of the University of Melbourne said (via The Guardian).
While this should mean that we're going to spend less time buying and using household cleaning products, this may not be the outcome we get to see. In spite of this new understanding of how COVID-19 spreads, University of New South Wales biosecurity research head Raina Macintyre said, "People are still kind of stuck in that mindset of hand sanitizer and washing your hands, when actually the message we need to be getting out there is it's the air you breathe."
Supply chains remain stressed due to the pandemic
Our ability to access cleaning supplies isn't just determined by how much we buy, it's also determined by how much is being made, and this is where a large part of the problem currently lies. We're not the only ones that are vulnerable to COVID-19 — the people that make our cleaning supplies are too. Having sick manufacturers and transport workers mean it isn't as easy for goods to get from the factory to our store shelves (via The Conversation).
"Supply chains are sort of like when you open up a clock or a watch and there's all these perfect interlocking gears that move exactly where they need to when they need to. And it's sort of like we've taken one of the gears out of the clock," Colorado State University assistant professor Zac Rogers, who looks at operations and supply chain management, said. "Maybe we've hit the bottom, but ... the supply chain is going to remain stressed, and therefore very expensive for at least, I would say, through 2022," (via The Colorado Sun).
It doesn't help that the pandemic has changed the way we view cleanliness and hygiene. David Taylor, CEO of Proctor and Gamble which makes Mr. Clean, said, "I think we've all gotten in habits of cleaning ... In many ways, these habits will likely sustain for ... an extended period of time post-pandemic..." and that "health, cleaning, and hygiene is going to remain strong post-pandemic" (via CNBC), which means we'll likely keep buying cleaning products even if we may not necessarily need them like we did.


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NY Court of Appeal turns away brain damaged baby due to failure to sue in time.
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Though delivering a child is both amazing and memorable, mistakes and errors can often occur. The result can be a lifetime of pain and suffering for the child and family. To address this, a family must keep in mind that the Court has little sympathy for a family or counsel who misses deadlines created. On June 9th, 2016, the NY Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal of a case involving a brain damage baby.
Wally G vs. NY City Health and Hospitals Corporation involved an infant Plaintiff who was born prematurely by emergency cesarean section at New York City Health and Hospitals Corp. (HHC) in June 2005. C-Section is a method of delivering the baby when often the baby can not be delivered vaginally or is in fetal distress. Here, Wally G was transferred to the neonatal intensive care unit and discharged in stable condition in August 2005.
Under New York Law, the family, if they believe malpractice occurred must serve a notice of claim against the City within 90 days of when the malpractice occurred. If they serve later than 90 days, they must request Court permission. Here, in January 2007, more than 90 days after the claim arose, without first obtaining leave of court as required by General Municipal Law 50-e (5), plaintiff served a notice of claimagainst HHC claiming that the hospital committed negligence and malpractice arising out of failure to properly treat and manage his mother's prenatal care, causing the infant to sustain brain damage, cognitive defects, developmental, speech and psychomotor delays fetal and respiratory distress and seizure disorder.
The time to file for permission to serve a late notice of claim is really as soon as possible but no later than 1 year and 90 days after the malpractice occurred. Here Plaintiff filed suit in August 2008, but waited until December 2010, to seek permission to serve late notice of claim. The Appellate Division which is the second level of court in New York after the Supreme Court affirmed dismissal, finding unreasonable an excuse that counsel waited because he needed to receive medical records from HHC. The court held that plaintiff failed to show that the medical records put HHC on notice that the alleged malpractice would subsequently give rise to brain damage as a result of birth trauma and hypoxia," There was a strong dissent written in that case.
This past week the highest court in our state, The New York Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal. Contrary to plaintiff's argument, the medical records must do more than "suggest" that an injury occurred as a result of malpractice in order for the medical provider to have actual knowledge of essential facts.
Like the appellate division, the majority of the court found that although the plaintiff's expert interpreted the records to show that they contained sufficient information about the underlying malpractice that the hospital and HHC would be aware of the facts and could have anticipated a lawsuit was filed and there being no prejudice to HHC, the records could have been interpreted differently and thus not give HHC enough information.
The Plaintiff and a dissenting judge felt that the records did not do enough to suggest that an injury occurred as a result of malpractice.
The lesson learned and something we always do at Leav & Steinberg, LLP is to monitor the particular deadlines and make sure we file suit or request permission to do so as soon as practical. Here the Court's decision has denied this infant and his family all access to the redress and recover damages.
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I am in the market for a new plank and I've stumbled across some cheap 9'6" epoxy longboard that's produced by HONU of Bondi.
Does anyone have any experience with a HONU board?
I'm just looking for a fat cruisey mal that can turn and pump down the line properly.
Any feed back good or bad would be great.
And I'm around 102 kilos, so a 9'6" would be ideal. Many thanks!
I thought the whole point of longboards was that you didn't have to pump down the line...???
I would look at the boards Beau Young flogs if you want to get a solid cheapie. Logs come with an even greater emphasis on and disregard for pedigree.
I've seen some of the boards around my local break. Fountain of youth model springs to mind. Got talking to a guy that had been riding his exclusively for ten months. Deck was in great shape, rails all still one piece, no blown out fin boxes.
At the moment I can afford to buy boards from more environmentally conscious manufacturers and will continue to do so. Should ther come a day when I need something more cost effective I would not hesitate spending my money on a board from the surfboard warehouse.
Consider going a second hand FireWire.
I've seen the carbon jet up close. Brand new but looked decent. Will see in a few months when it's been used a bit. It's a mates so I should get a go in it at some time.
I ended up getting a 9'2" custom Meyerhoffer Longboard.
One of those crazy shaped longboards from the US.
I saw it on ebay and "Melbourne" clearly didnt know what the f#ck it was!
Its basically new and 99.9% ding free.
I snagged it for just $277 with bag and new leash.
I felt a bit bad, so I gave the guy an extra $40 as Ive heard these shapes go ok.
Took it out today in 4-6 ft then 2-3ft. Im actually amazed at how this shape works.
Nose riding is easy, paddling super easy, and the speed off the tail is very suprising!!!
not bad for $277 !!!!
That's an interesting board, the Meyerhoffer.
Always thought they looked like sanitary napkins but glad it goes good.


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Students representing 10 colleges and universities are learning about the impact of strategic brand communication during the second annual Clemson University Erwin Center Summer Scholars program.
The objective of the Summer Scholars initiative is to give students access to industry professionals and provide hands-on training to advance diversity in the field of brand communication.
Students in the program are from five Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) – Claflin University, North Carolina A&T State University, North Carolina Central University, Wilberforce University and Winston-Salem State University. Clemson, Elon University, University of Florida, University of Georgia and Greenville Tech are also represented.Erwin Scholars are networking with industry professionals, receiving hands-on training and engaging in a pitch competition by working on a brand project from presenting sponsor Denny's.
"We are thrilled to once again be working with an accomplished group of students from HBCUs and a variety of institutions," said John Dillon, Denny's senior vice president and chief brand officer. "Advancing diversity is near and dear to our hearts here at Denny's, and we very much believe this program will help build the skills and practices they need to prepare for jobs with leading brands."
Inclusion is a strategic priority at Clemson and a key pillar of branding education at the Erwin Center for Brand Communications.
"Students quickly learn how to apply the principles of branding to their personal portfolios and ultimately to the employers they represent, or their own companies," said Lee Gill, Clemson's chief inclusion and equity officer and special assistant to the president for inclusive excellence. "The Erwin Center Summer Scholars Program exposes students from diverse backgrounds to businesses that have global impact."
Guest lecturers from leading marketing and brand agencies are teaching the sessions, including executives from Denny's, EP+Co, McCann Worldgroup, USA Today Network, fluent360 and Creative Circus.
"It is an honor to have such a gifted group of students participating alongside industry leaders who are dedicated to advancing diversity," said Katie Hildebrand, the Erwin Center's executive director. "These Scholars will depart with tools, valuable contacts and beneficial experiences that will strengthen their ability to provide future leadership in brand communications."
The program ends at 5 p.m. Friday with a graduation ceremony and banquet at Clemson's Greenville One campus in downtown Greenville. Danielle Austen, Managing Partner and CEO of fluent360, will deliver the keynote address. A panel of marketing experts will judge the students' brand projects and winners will be announced during the banquet.
In addition to Denny's, program sponsors include EP+Co, the USA Today Network and the Greenville News, the Clemson Master of Business Administration, Erwin Creates, Endeavor and the Greenville Drive.
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Thomas joined Chambers in April 2020, after a 6-month probationary tenancy under the supervision of Paul Stagg.
Before joining Chambers, Thomas was a Civil Servant with experience working in multiple Government Departments, including as a policy adviser on the UK-EU Withdrawal Agreement at the Department for Exiting the European Union. After being called to the Bar, he undertook his pupillage with the Government Legal Department, practising in public law in the fields of immigration, justice and security, human rights and public international law. During his second six, he regularly appeared in judicial review proceedings for the Secretary of State for the Home Department in the Upper Immigration Tribunal.
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The US Air Force Plant 42 (AFP42) is a military facility based in Palmdale (California) which is under the control of the Air Force Materiel Command. The facility acts as a center for maintenance and manufacturing of spare parts for the US military aircraft.
AFP42 is a classified facility that needed to upgrade the perimeter fencing at the main entrance of Site 7 across the west edge of the runway and also needed to improve boundary areas of Site 8. The purpose of the project was to reduce any security vulnerabilities of the area by installing cable hardened fencing, anchors, deadman, and a security monitoring system according to the Anti-Terrorism Force Protection (ATFP) standard.
RBT Electric, Inc. answered the requests of AFP42 and developed a complete turn-key construction project that included fencing, paving, gates, fiber optic cable installation and monitoring systems. The RBT team also developed a training session to guarantee that the AFP42 personnel would be able to successfully monitor the surveillance system and ensure the safety of the entire facility.
All provisions related to card readers, lighting, cameras and monitoring equipment, complied with the UFC-4-022-03 standard (related to security fences and gates regulations of Military Departments) and the AFI 31-113 standard, related to the installation of perimeter access control according to the Air Force instruction procedures.
RBT Electric, Inc. performed quality control analysis on the existing perimeter fencing and replaced non-compliant fencing sections with a new high security fencing system, which included reinforced cables that terminated at concrete deadman anchors every 200 feet. The project required 8,732 feet of reinforced cable and 990 feet of 8 foot high ATFP chain link fence.
Moreover, the RBT team provided a complete electronic surveillance system that included access control systems (implemented through card readers) and a closed-circuit television (CCTV) system installed with HD cameras that increased the visibility and safety of the AFP42.
Among other duties, the RBT team. installed up to 16,860 feet of 36 strand single mode Fiber Optic cable inside existing and new conduit that led to building 510 and building 553D. RBT Electric, Inc. provided all materials, transportation, construction, tests and training session needed to develop the project according to the AFP42 requirements.
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De volgende gebeurtenissen speelden zich af in mei 1938. De met  aangegeven gebeurtenissen staan vermoedelijk op een verkeerde datum, enkele dagen te laat.

 2 - In het Lagerhuis wordt het Paasakkoord met Italië goedgekeurd.
 3 - Adolf Hitler komt voor een meerdaags bezoek aan in Rome.
 4 - Douglas Hyde wordt gekozen tot president van Ierland.
 5 - Italië treedt toe tot de Overeenkomst van Montreux, waarin Turkijes rechten betreffende de Dardanellen worden geregeld.
 5 - De Franse frank wordt gedevalueerd tot 179 per pond sterling.
 5 - De leden van de Kleine Entente komen in vergadering bijeen.
 7 - Het Verenigd Koninkrijk en Frankrijk roepen Tsjecho-Slowakije op tot inschikkelijkheid in de onderhandelingen met de Sudeten-Duitsers, om zo een gewelddadige oplossing te voorkomen.
 9 - Brazilië legt beperkingen op aan de immigratie.
 9 - De Volkenbond komt bijeen. China bepleit steun tegen de Japanse aanval, Ethiopië protesteert tegen het erkennen van de Italiaanse verovering en Spanje verzoekt om beëindiging van de niet-inmengingspolitiek. Geen van hen heeft succes. Chili meldt zijn intentie om de Volkenbond te verlaten.
 9 - De Verenigde Staten protesteren tegen het Duitse besluit tot registratie en mogelijke confiscatie van Joodse bezittingen.
 10 - In Nederland wordt besloten tot een uitbreiding van de werkverschaffing; het doel is het aantal tewerkgestelden van 50.000 naar 75.000 uit te breiden.
 11 - De Oslo-staten besluiten hun overeenkomst uit 1937 niet te verlengen.
 12 - Prinses Beatrix wordt gedoopt.
 12 - Portugal erkent de regering-Franco als enige regering van Spanje.
 12 - Het Huis van Afgevaardigden stemt in met een uitgave van 3 miljard dollar om de depressie te bestrijden.
 13 - Een fascistische opstand in Brazilië wordt enkele uren later neergeslagen.
 13 - De regering-Janson treedt af, nadat het conservatieve deel van de Katholieke Partij de samenwerking met de socialisten niet wil voortzetten. Paul-Henri Spaak wordt gevraagd een nieuwe regering te vormen.
 13 - Het Hongaarse kabinet-Darányi treedt af. Béla Imrédy vormt een nieuwe regering.
 13 - De ontwerpstatuten voor een te stichten Oecumenische Wereldraad wordt aangenomen.
 16 - De regering-Spaak I wordt gevormd.
 16 - In de Britse regering vinden enkele verschuivingen plaats.
 16 - De Heilige Stoel erkent de facto de regering-Franco door er een nuntius te plaatsen.
 17 - Regeringsverklaring van de regering-Spaak I.
 17 - President Franklin Delano Roosevelt tekent de wet ter uitbreiding van de vloot.
 18 - Nederland besluit vluchtelingen die na 1 maart 1938 zijn binnengekomen nog slechts in uitzonderingsgevallen toe te laten.
 18 - Na geruchten dat genereaal Saturnino Cedillo een opstand voorbereidt, vertrekt de Mexicaanse president Lázaro Cárdenas naar San Luis Potosí. Cedillo wordt ontslagen.
 19 - De Japanners nemen Xuzhou in.
 19 - Het Internationaal Vakverbond weigert opname van de Sovjet-Russische vakbonden.
 20 - De verkiezingen in Zuid-Afrika leiden niet tot grote verschuivingen. De Vereenigde Partij houdt met 111 (was 116) van de 150 zetels een grote meerderheid.
 21 - Bij Eger worden twee lokale boeren door Tsjecho-Slowaakse grenswachten gedood. Het voorval leidt internationaal tot spanningen.
 23 - In Rotterdam wordt de Oekraïense nationalist Jevhen Konovalets met een bom om het leven gebracht.
 23 - Na een vier jaar durende extraparlementaire periode komt de Kamer van Afgevaardigden in Bulgarije weer bijeen.
 24 - De Franse regering-Daladier ontvouwt plannen om de economie uit het slop te trekken.
 26 - Begin van de bouw van de Volkswagenfabriek bij Fallersleben.
 27 - De Roemeense fascistische politicus Corneliu Codreanu wordt voor verraad, samenzwering met een vreemde mogendheid en voorbereiding van een opstand veroordeeld tot 10 jaar dwangarbeid.
 27 - De Ierse Dail wordt ontbonden. Nieuwe verkiezingen zijn gepland op 17 juni.
 27 - In België wordt de Nationale Crisisbelasting door het parlement goedgekeurd.
 28 - Wijzigingen in de Japanse regering-Konoe versterken de macht van het leger. In het bijzonder wordt minister van buitenlandse zaken Koki Hirota vervangen door generaal Ugaki Kazushige.
 28 - Cordell Hull wijst in een verklaring op het Briand-Kelloggpact, dat nog steeds van kracht is.
 28 - Bij een Japans bombardement op Kanton vallen naar schatting 500 doden en 900 gewonden.
 30 - Denemarken erkent de Italiaanse annexatie van Ethiopië.
 31 - Bij een bombardement op het stadje Granollers bij Barcelona vallen circa 500 doden.

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To say that a small bathroom is a problem is, well, problematic. It's not exactly the number one deal breaker when it comes to choosing a place to live, and they can be quite cute—not to mention it's entirely possible to make a small bathroom feel bigger and brighter than it really is. And no, you won't have to spend a zillion dollars to carve a window into the wall (or call on something heinous, like glass bricks). We turned to two experts, designers Fleming James of Oliver Street Design and Jenny Wolf of Jenny Wolf Interiors, for tips on turning powder rooms, half-baths, and just little tiny (sometimes windowless) bathrooms into less cramped, more enjoyable situations.
Rather than just hanging one above the vanity, consider mirroring a whole wall of your tiny bathroom—the reflection of light and pattern (and sometimes, that open door) will do the same good work a window does.
If you have the luxury of choosing where your shower curtain goes, James says to "take the fabric all the way up" past the usual height of the tub. "Extending the curtain nearly to the ceiling will certainly elongate the walls," she says, admitting that the taller your ceiling in the bathroom, the more this will help.
If you're starting from scratch, consider scrapping the curtain entirely. "I also recommend glass shower doors in a small bath, as it will help to open up the space," Wolf says. The slightly more adventurous might even consider no shower door at all (a good drain is wise in that case).


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Thank you Eugene and Family for your service to our country. May you rest in peace.


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AI has found wide application in the healthcare sector, for example, it is used to detect diseases, develop medicines and deliver healthcare services.
In healthcare sector, AI programs use software and algorithms for analysis of complex medical data, with higher efficiency and accuracy compared with traditional techniques for analytic and clinical decision-making.
Personalized medical care would be developed into a general trend in the future, and more data collection and analysis is needed to achieve personalized solutions.
Silicon Valley and China are seeking for cooperation in wide-ranging fields to better apply AI in healthcare.
Faced with different challenges in healthcare sector, China and the US have a unique opportunity to grab in this field.
One challenge for China is to boost investment to digitalize and label data, and make certain the relevance of all stored information.
Whilst the issue with the US is that size of data its healthcare sector collected is smaller than that collected in China. US has evident advantages in sample collection and labeling, thus data are well prepared for application in algorithm and analysis.
AI application in healthcare is a field where China and the US both boast advantages, and cooperation in which can benefit both, said Zhang Lu, a Silicon Valley-based venture capitalist specializing in AI technologies and healthcare investment, adding that, the environment for such cooperation has been rather favourable in spite of the trade spats between the two countries.
Zhang produced startup Mission Bio in Silicon Valley as a good example. The company has developed a precision genomics platform for high throughput single-cell DNA analysis. The significance of this technology is that, it can help detect small-cell lung cancer at an early stage, which is difficult to spot before it has spread.
Another example is WellSIM Biomedical Technologies. Liu Fei co-founded WellSim in 2016. He said the reason he decided to team up with Chinese players in this field is that the country is really a huge market, and the cost and procedure to make a product to hit the market are satisfactorily worthy.
His team is working on a kind of automated biomark capturing system, which aims at more efficient capturing at a lower cost. Assembling of their prototype is done in Shenzhen City of South China's Guangdong Province, and production is expected to start soon.
As a special economic zone, Shenzhen has a thriving pool of well-educated researchers and engineers, and mature networks of supporting services.
With the aging of China's population, aging-associated diseases and diseases caused by other factors, such as environmental pollution and pressures in modern life, the country's healthcare market is expected to grow substantially.


This soothing herbal salve will effectively relieves a cough and congestion, allowing you to breathe easy. Massage thin layer onto chest when relief is needed. Avoid contact with eyes. To be used with caution on children under age 3.


Athletic quarterback prospect who comes off a solid season. Patient in the pocket, remains poised under the rush and consistently locates the open wideout. Knows where receivers are on the field, makes good decisions and does not force throws. Athletic, eludes defenders and gets outside the pocket to make the throw on the move. Accurate, possesses a relatively quick release and gives his receivers a chance to make the reception.
Puts too much air under deep throws. Passes hang in the air and make receivers wait for the ball to arrive. Has a thin build. Often holds the ball too long in the pocket.
Wilkins is an undersized but athletic quarterback who shows good pocket discipline as well as the ability to make plays with his arms or legs.


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What was the population during Jesus time?
1 What was the population during Jesus time?
2 What was the population of Israel in 1000 BC?
3 What was the population of Bethlehem at the time of Jesus?
4 What is the population of Israel in 2020?
5 What was Jerusalem like in Jesus day?
6 How Israel is rich?
7 Which religion has the highest population in Israel?
Strange originally calculated the population of Nazareth at the time of Christ as "roughly 1,600 to 2,000 people" but, in a subsequent publication that followed more than a decade of additional research, revised this figure down to "a maximum of about 480."
What was the population of Israel in 1000 BC?
Estimates of the area's population in history are disputed, but at the time of King David – approximately 1000 BCE – it is generally estimated at under 2 million. By about 100 CE, the population numbered between 2-3 million, and was at least half a million less by 1000 CE.
What was the population of Bethlehem at the time of Jesus?
approximately 25,000
Its population is approximately 25,000, and it is the capital of the Bethlehem Governorate. The economy is primarily tourist-driven, peaking during the Christmas season, when Christians make pilgrimage to the Church of the Nativity….Population.
1867 3,000–4,000
What is the population of Israel in 2020?
8,655,535 people
Israel 2020 population is estimated at 8,655,535 people at mid year according to UN data.
What was Jerusalem like in Jesus day?
In Jesus' day, Jerusalem's population averaged about 25,000 people. During a festival or Jewish holiday, the population could be four or five times higher. A high gray stone wall surrounded the city for its protection. Along the wall were massive gateways allowing people to pass through.
How Israel is rich?
Wealthy. In 2013, Israel ranked 10th in the world in percentage of millionaires among the population, with 3.8% of households holding assets in excess of $1 million, and eighth in the percentage of households holding assets in excess of $100 million.
Which religion has the highest population in Israel?
Most citizens in the State of Israel are Jewish. As of 2019, Jews made up 74.2% percent of the population.
2 What was the population of Jerusalem at the time of Jesus?
3 Who lived in Bethlehem when Jesus was born?
4 Was Bethlehem in Africa when Jesus was born?
6 What was the population of Bethlehem when Jesus was born?
7 Why did Mary have to go to Bethlehem to give birth to Jesus?
8 Where was Jesus born according to Jewish tradition?
9 What was the history of the town of Bethlehem?
10 Where was the town of Bethlehem when Jesus was born?
11 How many people lived in little town of Bethlehem?
What was the population of Jerusalem at the time of Jesus?
In 2016, the total population of Jerusalem was 882,700, including 536,600 Jews, 319,800 Muslims, 15,800 Christians, and 10,300 unclassified….Muslim or Jewish "relative majority"
British consul in Jerusalem report to the House of Commons
Who lived in Bethlehem when Jesus was born?
The town of Bethlehem of Judea, about six miles south of Jerusalem, has always been considered the birthplace of Jesus. According to the New Testament, Joseph and Mary were living in Bethlehem of Judea at the time of Jesus' birth and later moved to Nazareth up north.
Was Bethlehem in Africa when Jesus was born?
No, he was born in the Middle east/North Africa region and he was jew, most likely not a "white" Jew. But some people will try to tell you that he is form Bethlehem!! Like it makes him less part of the Middle east/North Africa. Otherwise the notion that Jesus was a white blond with blue eyes would just fall down.
What was the population of Bethlehem when Jesus was born?
The population of Bethlehem was very crowded as Joseph found no place in any inn. "About this time Caesar Augustus, the Roman Emperor, decreed that a census should be taken throughout the nation Everyone was required to return to his ancestral home for his registration.
Why did Mary have to go to Bethlehem to give birth to Jesus?
At the time Mary was due to give birth, Caesar Augustus decreed that a census be taken. Every person in the Roman world had to go to his own town to register. Joseph, being of the line of David, was required to go to Bethlehem to register with Mary. While in Bethlehem, Mary gave birth to Jesus.
Where was Jesus born according to Jewish tradition?
According to Micah 5:2 and Jewish tradition, the Messiah (the Christ) would be born in Bethlehem, a small town near Jerusalem. Luke 2 informs us that Mary and Joseph traveled to the town for a census prior to Jesus's birth, thus fulfilling the prophecy.
What was the history of the town of Bethlehem?
Bethlehem has been the subject of countless carols and Nativity plays, but the real story of the little town is far more complex. Bethlehem had a long history even before it became known as the site of Jesus Christ's birth. Now it sits at the heart of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.
Where was the town of Bethlehem when Jesus was born?
It is Bethlehem's connection with Jesus that has guaranteed its place in Christian history. By the time of Christ's birth, Bethlehem had declined in significance to a small village. Three gospel accounts (Matthew 2:1–12, Luke 2:4–20, and John 7:42) report that Jesus was born in the humble town of Bethlehem.
How many people lived in little town of Bethlehem?
"O little town of Bethlehem" is one of the most famous Christmas Hymns. Bethlehem has become almost a mythological place: Children imagine it with a few "huts, " a few camels and the holy family. At the time of Jesus, Bethlehem was a little town of 300-1, 000 inhabitants.
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HERE'S MY CANADA: A SESQUICENTENNIAL JUNIOR LEARNING TOOL
We want to hear from you! The Here's My Canada contest is multilingual, nation-wide and invites Canadians to express what their country means to them in a 30-second video. For more details, visit heresmycanada.ca.
This learning tool is designed for junior/intermediate students from grades 5-8, and grade 5 to secondary II in Québec. It provides discussion topics and educational activities to help you create your submission to the Here's My Canada contest.
Here's My Canada is a Canada 150...
HERE'S MY CANADA: A SESQUICENTENNIAL SENIOR LEARNING TOOL
This learning tool is designed for senior students from grades 9–12, and secondary III–V in Québec.
It provides discussion topics and educational activities to help you create your submission to the Here's My Canada contest.
Here's My Canada is a Canada 150 Signature Initiative, and a...
Historica Canada Teacher Community
Louis Cyr
This lesson is based on viewing the Louis Cyr biography from The Canadians series. At the end of the nineteenth century, Louis Cyr - the strong man from Canada - was arguably the best-known Canadian in the world, but an unhealthy lifestyle resulted in his early death at age 49 from overeating.
In a variety of activities, students will consider the life and accomplishments of Louis Cyr within historical context and in relationship to other athletes. Cyr's story also provides an...
Percy Williams
This lesson is based on viewing the Percy Williams biography from The Canadiansseries. It explores the athleticism of this Canadian sprinter, who won two gold medals at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics. Despite his accomplishments, Williams's life had a tragic ending.
With a variety of individual and group activities, students will study Williams's accomplishments and compare them with other athletes. Students will also consider the place of athletes in society and decide whether...
This lesson is based on viewing the Northern Dancer biography from The Canadiansseries. In 1964, Northern Dancer was the first Canadian horse to win the Kentucky Derby. This famous Canadian racehorse also became the first non-human to be inducted into the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame.
In a variety of writing, role-playing and creative activities, students will explore the importance of Northern Dancer's accomplishments to Canadian history and identity.
E.P. Taylor...
Jacques Plante
This lesson is based on viewing the Jacques Plante biography from The Canadiansseries. Jacques Plante, a native of Mont Carmel, Québec, brought revolutionary changes to the game of hockey. He was the first goalie to leave the crease of the net and, most importantly, the first player to wear a protective face mask.
In a variety of activities, students will assess Plante's contributions to the game of hockey and research other historical changes to the game. Students will have the...
The Asahi Baseball Team: The Japanese Canadian Experience
Have your students explore the Japanese Canadian experience in Canada in the twentieth century through sports. Students will examine the remarkable story of the Asahi baseball team as a window into this history. Students will be asked to use primary source material and explore the concepts of continuity and change in history.
Prescribed Learning Outcomes
• Apply critical thinking skills, including questioning, comparing, summarizing, drawing conclusions and defending a position,...
Students will research important sporting events in Canadian history and assess their historical significance. The real value of this lesson comes from having students assess the historical value of each sporting event, team, or athlete based on Historical Significance.
To have the students assess sporting events, teams and athletes on the basis of the historical significance.
Sports are an integral part of our culture and are becoming more so each year. Canada has a...
Dangerous Dreams: The Great Farini and the Highwire
This lesson is based on viewing The Great Farini biography fromThe Canadians series. William Leonard Hunt, also known as "The Great Farini," was an entertainer and inventor during the Victorian era. He is famous for crossing the Niagara Falls on a high wire.
With a variety of activities students will learn about Farini's life and explore the social and cultural values of the late nineteenth century. Students will reflect and draw conclusions about the similarities and...
Angus Walters
This lesson is based on viewing the Angus Walters biography from The Canadians series. Walters built and raced the Bluenose schooner. Racing and preserving the Bluenose became a lifelong passion for Walters, and its image is one of Canada's enduring symbols.
Students will study the life and leadership of Angus Walters, as well as learning about the historical context and importance of the Bluenose. Students will also achieve a greater understanding of the issues involved with...
Bobbie Rosenfeld
This lesson is based on viewing the Bobbie Rosenfeld biography from The Canadians series. Rosenfeld won several medals at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics, the first time women were permitted to compete in track and field events. The lesson explores Rosenfeld's career and the level of acceptance for female athletes in the 1920's.
In a variety of creative activities, students will assess and evaluate Rosenfeld's accomplishments while considering both the historic and comtemporary role...
This lesson is based on viewing the Heritage Minute, "Basketball." Canadian teacher, Dr. James Naismith, invented Basketball over 100 years ago when he hung a peach basket on a gym wall.
Students will develop their creative thinking and writing skills by writing about the first ever basketball game, or by devising a new game.
Using the story of James Naismith as the starting point, students can either research and write about other Canadian inventions, or other moments in...
This lesson is based on viewing the Bluenose Heritage Minute, which portrays the champion Bluenose schooner racing against an American ship in the 1938 race.
Students will discuss the significance of the Bluenose as a recognizable Canadian symbol, and they will research the history of the Atlantic cod fishery.
Students will discuss two of the themes that emerge in the story of the Bluenose: Canada's relations with the United States, and Canada's resource based economy.
Activities...
Maurice "Rocket" Richard
This lesson is based on viewing the "Maurice "Rocket" Richard" Heritage Minute. Richard was a legendary hockey player for the Montréal Canadiens. He won numerous trophies, and set several records during his 18-year career.
Students will research changes in sports to understand historical change, and they will research and write biographies of their favourite sports stars.
Students will write sports stories; think critically about the idolization of sports stars; and analyze the...
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Albums > Used To Be Good Looking >
I Know I Love You
"I Know I Love You"
My fingers move the strings, they vibrate to make a sound
Can't help the urge to sing, stand up and dance around
Can't help but think of you, when I feel this way
My heartbeat keeps the time, I'm alive and here to stay
I know I love you, I know I really do, I know it's true love
In particular I know, that God is all around
I know that you'll relate, when you hear the sound
There's motion that binds us, small parts that make us whole
When we dance the habanera, I can feel you in my soul
It's a feeling that I get, it's so hard to explain
But I'm positively certain, it's in my heart and in my brain
Can't keep it to myself, I feel the need to let you know
I've got the urge to sing it, so I'm gonna go with the flow
Song from the album Used To Be Good Looking
soft rock, habanera
Scott Cooley - vocals, guitar, bass, drums, marimba solo
"I Care"
(#2) "I Know I Love You"
(#3) "Up North"
A love song in which a man is confessing to his woman the true love he feels for her, admitting it's difficult to describe, but that it's on a subatomic level.
This is a simple, yet catchy song, and the story behind it involves some deep thinking I was doing about some related concepts sparked by some reading I'd been doing online. I think it was in Switzerland a year or two ago where they discovered the Higgs Boson, which was described by the media at the time as "the God particle" - a title some people had issue with.
Someone took its data and ran it through a sonification process of some kind and somehow generated a melody and arranged it in such a way that it came out sounding like a Habanera, and the midi sound they used sounded like a marimba to me. I just so happen to love this type of music, and just so happen to be a marimba player. This got me thinking deeply, which got me into a creative mood.
I thought about how I read something once about how a study of cultures worldwide uncovered the fact that even without exposure to music of any kind, civilizations tend to always find their way to discovering the pentatonic scale, and further, that blues is sort of an instantly recognizable type of music, as if it is innate within us.
Something along those lines. Anyway, I borrowed that as song starter material, working it into a complete song with lyrics that are loosely related to the layman's concept of a particle giving other particles mass, but then twisting into being about love and relationships and music and movement.
I thought about how love is mysterious, just like music, wherein there seem to be unexplainable elements that make it exist. This also got me thinking about how art is best when it imitates nature, and music based on this naturally-occurring particle that ties the world together would have potential to sound appealing.
I was also influenced by taking Physics For Poets (an informal course name) at Albion College in the late 80s, where I had fun, but learned little; and also by reading the book Cosmic Banditos by A.C. Weisebecker, which was about a drug smuggler who also studied quantum physics, quarks, and string theory, and since the story was so interesting, I actually learned more about physics from this fiction than in the college class because in between the dialog and plot there were interspersed mini lessons about physics in the book.
In thinking about these concepts, I have always seemed to relate them to vibration and what makes things be alive in nature and how this all seems similar to concepts behind music. Music is magic to me, and with all these motivating factors swimming around in my head, I wrote and recorded this song. So, you could say "I Know I Love You" was inspired by the Higgs boson.


Author Warren ThrockmortonPosted on August 16, 2017 Categories Donald Trump, Gateway Church, racial reconciliation, racism, Robert MorrisTags donald trump, Gateway Church, James Robison, Robert E. Lee, Robert MorrisLeave a comment on James Robison: Are We Going to Rip Amazing Grace from Hymnal Because John Newton Was a Slave Trader?
Gateway Church Apostolic elder James Robison has long been known as a Christian right mover and shaker. A persistent story I hear is that Ben Carson would only endorse Donald Trump if Trump first spoke to Robison. Even if untrue, the story highlights the reputation Robison has in Christian right political circles.
I really do want you to get the book, it's one of the most amazing books I've every read, and has conversations of him speaking with people you know, well-known people, Muhammad Ali, President Reagan.
And if you don't know, I talked last week about serving on the Advisory Council.
So, I'm very very grateful for James Robison and for his influence.
I wonder what Robison does with his influence. I suppose this is intoxicating to those ministers who have Trump's number, but with Trump routinely peddling falsehoods, ignoring Russian attacks on the Ukraine, and waging war on the press, I can't see much evidence of Christian influence.
I guess moving out of celebrity status is hard.
Mark Driscoll appeared as a guest on James Robison's show today discussing Driscoll's book A Call to Resurgence. The interview was tame compared to his interview with Janet Mefferd back in November 2013. As you can see from the transcript, Robison didn't bring up any uncomfortable issues.
In mid-March, Driscoll said he would be doing "very few media appearances, if any." Until Easter, Driscoll's live preaching was mostly to staff. I wonder if the Robison show was one of "very few" appearances or is the media blackout now over.
Note the "Pastor Mark Driscoll" next to Saves. At least Jesus got top billing.


Cindy Ayala, an ESOL 4 student, has been elected as an "ESOL Representative" in Blair's Student Government Association (SGA) this year. She hopes that through this job she can help ESOL students to be treated fairly. "I'm excited to help other people. I can do it," Cindy said.
At first Cindy was a little nervous about all of this work but now she says that she will be fine. "I feel comfortable in this position," Cindy said.
Cindy believes that one of the main reasons why ESOL students do not participate in our school activities is because of their language problem (English). But this year Cindy will take the challenge in her hands to work very closely with the ESOL students and make some differences. "I will do everything possible to achieve it," said Cindy.
This is a new position in the student Government Association. Barun Aryal, the president of Student Government, thought about creating this position in the summer. Christie Lin, a member of the SGA, worked with Ms. Tomesek to organize the ESOL election. Ms. Tomesek also believes that Cindy is a great person and will definitely work hard in this program with the SGA team. "Absolutely, she is a really good person," Ms. Tomesek said.


On behalf of the Lebanese Society of Oral Surgery, I would like to cordially invite you to attend our 8th International Meeting that will be held on January 26-27, 2018 at the Hilton Beirut-Metropolitan Palace (Sin-el Fil, Lebanon).
Following the resounding success of the 7 previous meetings, our upcoming congress promises to exceed your expectations, where the latest challenges in oral and implant surgery will be extensively discussed and different solutions will be proposed through "first-class" lecturer's using different approaches that will highlight the latest updates in the different fields of dentistry.
Under the theme "Advances in Tissue Engineering", we are most confident that the 8th LSOS meeting will once again reflect the quality and innovation of a rich scientific program. It will provide the opportunity to discuss and share with your peers the latest advances in hard and soft tissue augmentation keeping in mind the ultimate goal leading to an optimal esthetic rehabilitation. A focused exhibition will run concomitantly in addition to an interesting number of hands-on workshops provided through our invited lecturers.
On behalf of all the Society board members, I promise you that we will continue pursuing our goals and aims that lead us to better achievements in the future of Oral and Implant surgery.
Looking forward to welcoming you in our upcoming 8th Meeting, don't miss out!!


What is the Status line?
TDAS systems collect data in one of two modes, circular buffer or recorder mode. In circular buffer the status line is active hi, 5V, when the system is armed AND the units are collecting data waiting for a T0 signal. In recorder mode, the status line only goes to 5V when the systems have been armed AND a start record signal is received. In both modes, when a T0 signal is received, the status line goes low (0V). The status line is a common to all DAS in the chain, if any unit in the chain detects a fault when armed it will pull the whole line low (0V).


A way to enjoy luxury is to afford time, freedom and space.
Luxury Towers is a set of vessels inspired by the personal ritual of dressing up. A watch, an heirloom ring, a favourite necklace – these objects are wrapped gently by the bubble, floating above the table surface.


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Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection Review
December 1, 2015 September 9, 2020 Eduardo Reboucas PS4, Reviews
In the age of the HD remasters, it was a wonder it took this long for the Uncharted games to see a re-release. But wonder no more, as the collection is here, and for all intents and purposes, it's pretty much the way you'd want to play these games if you own a PlayStation 4.
The Uncharted games were the unofficial heirs to the Tomb Raider crown after the latter fell in mediocrity after a few failed attempts for a revival of the franchise. Without taking into account the current re-invention of Lara Croft, that series took a dive because its ambition of scale kept growing without any sort of quality to follow it through.
Amazing action set pieces are the stars of Uncharted.
The same can't be said about Uncharted. Every new entry upped the ante even further and had excellent, refined gameplay to back it up. Starting with Drake's Fortune, the very first entry in the series, one of PlayStation 3's first games to make a dent on Xbox 360's reign of that generation of consoles, took the best aspects of Tomb Raider, like the exploration of exotic locales for treasure, a crazy backstory and frantic action, and made a fantastic game for the time. Surely, since then, its sequels overshadowed it by miles in just about every department, but there's no denying that Drake's Fortune helped put Naughty Dog on the map as a true art house for incredible first party games on Sony's systems.
Even though HD remasters aren't anything new at this point, as it was alluded at the beginning of the review, there's no denying that there are varying degrees of quality when it comes to these re-releases. And while Naughty Dog scored a home run with its remaster of The Last of Us, basically making its original release obsolete, especially for those who missed it the first time around, the Nathan Drake Collection, albeit featuring these older games looking as good as they possibly could, doesn't feel as tightly packed.
The single player portions of these games remain intact and play as great as they did when originally released, now in a smooth frame rate and at the maximum resolution that the PlayStation 4 can output. For anyone who hasn't played any of the Uncharted games when they were first out, this collection is easily the best they'll ever look and play. On the other hand, if you've experienced them before and are looking to replace your original discs or are in for any new content, you'll find this collection lacking.
Ah, Agrabah…
The sense of scale in these is absolutely awesome, as well as the set pieces, action scenes and overall challenge. Speaking of the latter, if you're in for a punishing experience, there's a new difficulty option that makes encounters even more dangerous and reliant of sensible and expert use of cover and precision. I've had my share of agony finishing these games in their original incarnations on the top difficulty, so I'll be taking a rain check on that…
It bears mentioning that a key element from the two sequels is absent in this collection. Unlike in The Last of Us Remastered, Naughty Dog has opted to drop the multiplayer mode for both Among Thieves and Drake's Deception and replace it with a boring speed run mode that's tied to a second, separate list of trophies for both of these games. Granted, TLOU's multiplayer basically outgrew the base game into something of its own warranting its transition to PS4, but Uncharted's own online portion was fun on its own in the previous release. So much so that it was split into its own free to play version on PlayStation 3. It's a glaring omission to be sure, since the multiplayer in Uncharted was a quite unique blend of co-op and deathmatch. That's even disappointing considering how weak its replacement is and what little else there is aside to really bundle these games together.
If you're in the market for fun and great looking games to play on your own on PlayStation 4, you can't go wrong with this collection. No multiplayer is a bummer, sure, but the remaining content is quite excellent and shouldn't be missed. Just don't bother trying to speed run these gems.
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