The Diet Solution Program promises a complete & comprehensive weight loss program that won't only help you lose body fat, but actually guarantees you increased energy, health & vitality all simultaneously.
I've also talked to Isabel De Los Rios, the author of The Diet Solution Program, about her training & schooling background, & I'll be sincere, it was impressive, unlike other so-called "health experts", who are following main stream nutrition programs. Isabel provides her readers with the truth: the facts most people have never taken the time to research, read & decipher.
Who is Isabel De Los Rios?
Before We get to the program, let's take a glance at the specialist behind this program. Isabel De Los Rios is a nutrition & exercise specialist with 10 years of experience helping clients reach their ideal weight & tackle conditions such as diabetes, heart sickness, & high cholesterol. Isabel has a extensive educational background in nutrition & exercise physiology. Her personal experience along together along along with her own weight struggles & her mother's extreme diabetes led her search for the BEST nutrition information obtainable today. The Diet Solution Program is a result of her 15 year study & research.
In fact, Isabel's articles are radical when it comes to her nutrition principles which is why her approach works when main-stream nutrition fails. So in case you are looking for the same elderly nutrition theories taught in every other book & program on the market today, this is not the program for you.
Plus, Isabel De Los Rios has been a nutrition & exercise specialist for the past 10 years & has personally worked with hundreds of clients in her own private facility, overseeing successful weight loss programs. This hands on experience with actual people solidified the facts & principles they had learned in books, journals & from other health professionals. The proof was in the results of actual people.
One of the best side effects of the whole program is the increased health & vitality that every participant experiences. Decreases in blood sugar levels, lowered cholesterol, increased energy, elimination of digestive discomfort & cleared skin conditions are a variety of the few benefits other people have already experienced. It does not push some extreme, unreasonable way to lose weight. It actually teaches you the way you can make this healthy way of eating in to a lifestyle. and in case you have ever tried to lose weight historicallyin the past, you know that the only way to maintain it is to make it a lifestyle. The best part about Isabel's program is that this new lifestyle is not some torturous eating regimen. they shows you that you can eat delicious food, combined the right way, to lose weight and maintain it.
The manual is comprehensive. Jam filled with amazing and valuable information. But you don't want to wait to get through the whole thing before you can start. you can make use of Isabel's speedy Start Guide to start the program ASAP. Some people have even used the speedy start guide and lost 10-15lbs in a small as 6 weeks.
The Diet Solution Program is not another weight loss method or extreme diet. It is truly the only way to lose weight and enjoy a lifetime of health. The Diet Solution Program is ideal for individuals who've struggled with their weight their whole life and are sick and worn out of programs that don't work long term. The DSP is also ideal for individuals who want to take control of their health and reverse medical conditions like diabetes, high cholesterol and heart disease.
Frankly, I've used the program myself and recommended to lots of others. Why? Because I was sick and worn out of following nutrition designs that either did not work or made me lose weight but feel dreadful. Yes, i want to be at my ideal weight but I also want to maintain a healthy body simultaneously and not must resort to extreme, radical methods. The Diet Solution Program helped me lose weight and feel healthy and energized simultaneously.


text:
Calif. Voters Expected To Give Wilson, Brown Nod for Governor Race
By Daniel B. Wood Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
THE nation's most-watched governor's race comes into focus this week as California Democrats and Republicans winnow out the top contender from each party to battle through November. Like many of the largest states, the top issues, in order, are crime, the state economy and jobs, education reform, immigration.
After 15 months of scattered campaigning by five contenders, primary voters here tomorrow will try to match those issues with faces, political ad rhetoric, and their own gut feelings.
All polls and political pundits point to a runoff between Republican Gov. Pete Wilson - rebounding in recent months from the lowest public approval ratings of any modern governor here - and Democratic State Treasurer Kathleen Brown. Ms. Brown is the daughter of one former California governor (Pat Brown, 1957-1968) and the sister of another (Jerry Brown, 1975-1983).
``Unless the California electorate has been lying to pollsters in droves, it will be Brown and Wilson down the stretch,'' says A.G. Block, managing editor of the California Journal. The latest Los Angeles Times poll has Brown leading 17 points over the nearest contender, Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi.
Gov. Wilson leads Republican challenger Ron Unz by 52 percent to 29 percent. The support given to Mr. Unz, a little-known young conservative who entered the race in early April, is said to highlight a disaffection with Wilson that runs to the core of the
``When a complete unknown comes out of nowhere to garner nearly a third of the vote from an incumbent, you've got trouble in River City,'' says Sherry Jeffe, a political scientist at the Claremont Graduate School. ``To bring those voters back by the fall, Wilson may need to move to the right, which would well risk other voting blocks.''
The governor's race here is important nationally. One fifth (54) of the electoral votes needed for victory in a presidential election are cast here, not to mention a winner-takes-all presidential primary that guarantees the winner a huge block of party-convention delegates. ``You simply cannot be president of the United States and not win this state,'' says Democratic strategist Robert Beckel. Noting that Texas and Florida have moved solidly Republican in recent years, he adds: ``That's why [Clinton] will be out here practically every day near the election.''
A Brown win would solidify a triumvirate of Democrats in state offices that now include Senators Dianne Feinstein and Barbara Boxer. Ms. Feinstein is expected to win tomorrow's Democratic primary for US Senator and defeat the fall challenge of millionaire Republican Senate candidate Michael Huffington, also expected to top former US Rep. William E. Dannemeyer tomorrow.
GUBERNATORIAL win for Wilson would position him for a presidential run against Democratic President Clinton, though he has repeatedly denied he will run.
According to polls, Wilson would now lose the state runoff with Brown by a margin of 51 percent to 41 percent. But that gap, once as wide as 20 points, is expected to continue narrowing.
``Kathleen Brown has yet to articulate why she wants to be governor,'' notes Jeffe. ``Now that things are going head to head, she won't be able to get away with that anymore.''
Real question in California governor's race: Can Neel Kashkari change GOP?
Scott Brown won't seek open Senate seat, a blow to Republican hopes

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


What are spiritual seasons? How do we process transition? What does change look like in God's Kingdom? We dive into what it looks like when expectations are dashed, hope is found, and life takes unexpected twists and turns. We dive into practical ways to stay rooted in unsure times, Lindsy shares how she found herself living life in the slow lane, and we pepper in some laughter and feature a random Lion King reference, because that's how we do. We also discuss some big changes and transitions for Upside Down Podcast, too, and give a hint of what's to come in the fall season. Kayla Craig hosts with Shannon Evans and Lindsy Wallace.


text:
Are health effects from wind turbines just a psychological sensitivity?
Yes, according to Dr. David Black at the recent BEMS conference in Brisbane, Australia.
Black is consultant expert for ICNIRP and new president of the Bioelectromagnetics society so it is a concern that although he is not an expert in wind farm health effects, he dares make such a sweeping claim. And what does it have to do with bioelectromagnetics anyway? The health issue with wind turbines is infrasound not EMF or RF.
See the following recent court decision that does not agree with Dr Black's claims about windfarms and noise.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/environment/7233811/Wind-farm-too-noisy-court
Residents complaining the nearby Te Rere Hau Wind Farm is too noisy have been vindicated, with the Environment Court ruling the farm owner breached its resource consent.
Noise predictions supplied by NZ Windfarms were wrong.
In a potentially precedent-setting decision released yesterday, the court ruled the noise effects on residents were "considerably greater" than those predicted in the resource consent application.
This put the 97-turbine wind farm on the Tararua Range in breach of its resource consent to such an extent that Palmerston North City Council could now choose to review its noise consent conditions.
Bob Stewart lives on Pahiatua Track near the wind farm and said he was pleased the court had recognised residents' concerns.
"What we were hit with in terms of noise was quite different to what the application said it would be," Mr Stewart said.
"It's vindicated the residents' concerns. It's some comfort to know we're not just a bunch of complainers with no grounds [to complain on]."
Mr Stewart said the ruling had made it clear assessments of the effects on the environment produced by those wanting consent for wind farms "needed to be accurate".
"Hopefully it will be a wake-up call to other applicants that have to get it correct."
The city council gave NZ Windfarms resource consent for Te Rere Hau in 2005. An extension was later granted.
Since its construction the wind farm has been the source of hundreds of noise complaints by neighbouring residents. That led the council to ask the Environment Court last year whether Te Rere Hau was operating within its resource consent.
Council chief executive Paddy Clifford welcomed the decision and said it was likely to set a precedent as it was one of the few wind farm noise rulings in the country.
"The case and ruling came about because members of the affected community and council staff worked together on this issue. Now that we have the backing of the Environment Court we can start working towards a resolution with NZ Windfarms."
Tararua-Aokautere Guardians president Kevin Low said there was "still room for a standoff" over the resource consent.
"We consider it a very good decision. It's not over yet, of course, in that there's quite a lot of legal stuff the council is going to have to get through.
"By and large it's an excellent outcome."
In a statement released to the stock exchange yesterday, NZ Windfarms said "the Environment Court has made declarations which it expected will require us to take more actions than those planned to date to mitigate noise, including an increase in the monitoring.
"We need to do further work (including consultation with Palmerston North City Council) to understand fully how we address the implications of the Environment Court decision."Chief executive Chris Sadler said he did not want to say more on the matter at this stage. "The next step is for the parties to get together and commence that discussion, we'll proceed down that path."
Council head of planning services Russell O'Leary said council staff would now consider the decision before deciding on any further action.
– © Fairfax NZ News
Also see: Do wind turbines cause health problems?
And: Ottawa to study wind farms"™ impact on health


floating sludge pumps waste water and solid sludge pump centrifugal slurry pump price list. Add to Compare .. Mining Floating Selection Rubber Lined Slurry Pump. Add to Compare ... Heavy duty Mining feed slurry pump hydrocyclone.
High Recovery Centrifuge Mineral gold separator gold cyclone centrifugal separator. Add to Compare .. Mineral separator fx rubber lined hydro cyclone. Add to Compare .. Gold Mine Copper Ore abrasion heavy duty ah slurry pump.
Centrifugal Slurry Pump For Mining,Coal,Ore Processing,Hydro cyclone Feeding,Power Plant . metal lined pump KA series, and rubber line pump KAR series.
Reagent Pump, Wholesale Various High Quality Reagent Pump Products from Global Reagent . CVz Drive Style Horizontal Centrifugal Lifting 6/4 ZJ Slurry Pump . recirculation,Cyanide processing etc.,Cyclone feed . Structure:Single stage Pump . Power:Electric . Mining Floating Selection Rubber Lined Slurry Pump.
Centrifugal Cyclone Feed Slurry Mud Gravel Dry Sand Pump. Add to Compare ... Rubber lined gold Mining /cyclone feed /tailing/slurry pumps. Add to Compare.
Pump spare parts,slurry pump spare,Centrifugal Slurry Pump Rubber Parts Factory Price . Jiangxi Naipu Mining Machinery And New Materials Co., Ltd. . IHF PTFE Lining inside Centrifugal Pump, Fluoro Plastic Centrifugal Pump, Rubber Lined Horizontal ... Chrome iron hydrocyclone feed high efficiency slurry pump.
Ball Mill Manufacturers buy now Electric Small vertical spindle centrifugal pump. Add to Compare . anti wear chrome alloy slurry pump vertical spindle pump for gold mining. Add to Compare . Carbon transfer rubber lined vertical spindle sump pump for slurries. Add to Compare .. Hydrocyclone feed mining slurry pump vertical.
Ball Mill Manufacturers gold mining electric small centrifugal slurry pump · Ball Mill Manufacturers gold . China supplier High quality natural rubber wear parts industrial cyclone dust collector · China supplier . mine applied Rubber lined steel sand hose · mine applied.
China AH HH SP Series Abrasive Centrifugal Slurry Pump / lumpur mini hisap pompa. Add to Compare . Feili Pump Co., Ltd. heavy duty gold sludge Rubber minig pompa slurry . 75ZJF Mining Flotation Froth Slurry Pump / pompa liquami schiuma .. factory metal lined or rubber lined pompa 3/2 horizontal slurry pump.
Industrial Main Pump Slurry Belt Pulley Driven Centrifugal Pump , Find Complete . cyclone feed to regrind, mill discharge, flotation, mine drainage, dredging of settling . You could also find some rubber lined pump for your different required!
Centrifugal Mining /Gravel Pump Pompa/ Dredge Sand Pompa. Add to Compare. Response ... Rubber lined gold Mining /cyclone feed /tailing/slurry pumps.
FX series mineral classifying,sorting,thickening and desliming Water cyclone separator ... Rubber lined centrifugal mining horizontal slurry pump.
Amc Belt Driven Small Centrifugal Mining Dirty Water With Solid Slurry Pump , Find Complete . Pit, mill discharge,cyclone feed, lime, FGD(flue gas desulfurization) . You could also find some rubber lined pump for your different required!
Shijiazhuang Naipu Pump Co., Ltd., Experts in Manufacturing and Exporting slurry pump, pump spares and . Rubber Lined vertical slurry pump taobao china supplier in stock · 75ZJF Mining Flotation Froth Slurry Pump / pompa liquami schiuma . 8 / 6F AHR Polyurethane Slurry Pump to Feed Desliming Hydrocyclone.
8 / 6 Ff Ah Industry Mining & Mineral Centrifugal Slurry Pumps , Find Complete Details about . Slurry Pumps,Hydrocyclone Pump,8/6 Slurry Pump from Pumps Supplier or . 1, AH(R)/ZJ(R) series Metal/ Rubber Lined Horizontal Slurry Pump.
250ZJ coal washing plant silver diamond mining slurry pump. Add to Compare. Response .. 8 6E coal washing plant rubber lined slurry pump. Add to Compare.


text:
Lights, camera, and lots of motion graphics.
We can't live without music, and as audiovisual lovers nothing was more appealing than working with a composer and producer about to launch his new single.
___ client: Dance and electronic pop music takes form with Jvel, a Canarian singer, composer, and producer of his own songs. His dedication paid off in 2011 when he was discovered by producer Carlos Jean, who collaborated with him to produce the 4th song of the album "El Plan B", named Keep the Trance. It peaked at number 1 on Itunes in June, 2011. ___ project: We always wanted to work on a music video and with almost no time and limited resources, this was practically an exercise of getting the best from a catchy pop song. Four days without sleeping, captured in black & white photography, enhanced with colourful lights, dots and lines. Several modules and scenes were animated frame by frame, and we used a postproduction software to create patterns and repetitions.
We wanted to get the best from a catchy pop song with almost no time and limited resources.
Alberto Reverón Motion Graphics & Art Director
___ client: NSUE
___ category: Motion Graphics
More visual treats
Let's start a new project together


In 2008, the Campbell County Kentucky Police Chiefs were approached by our County Judge Executive. They asked for help in reducing our rising jail population and the costs associated with it. Through a series of meetings, we implemented a local policy whereby police officers making arrests for minor traffic and/or misdemeanor offenses would cite and release in lieu of lodging them in the county jail. Admittedly, the policy was not initially popular with an officer who subscribed to the old adage "if you do the crime you have to do the time" however, that quickly was overcome. Through the various databases accessed through their Mobile Data Computers (MDC's), officers were able to quickly determine if an individual resided locally, had ever been in trouble before, or otherwise determine if they were a flight risk or not. As a result, we significantly reduced the cost to our county. We were not paying for people to sit in jail waiting for trial, allowing them to continue working, if employed, and reduced our costs. That alone was a major achievement because so many people lost their jobs due to being incarcerated for only a few days.
We started what eventually grew into a state initiative culminating in the passage of House Bill 463 (HB 463) during the 2011 Kentucky General Assembly. In the decade before the passage of HB 463, Kentucky had one of the fastest growing prison populations in the nation. Kentucky's inmate population saw a 45 percent growth between 2000 and 2010, compared with 13 percent in the US prison system as a whole. This high growth rate was not because our crime rate grew; on the contrary, our serious crime rate was far below the national average. The trickledown effect from the state to our local county jails was causing local governments to expand facilities just to accommodate state prisoners.
HB 463 put in place a formal process thus eliminating the discretion our officers were attempting to employ locally. Pretrial Services now employs an objective risk assessment tool designed to gauge flight risk (FTA). The risk assessment tool was validated by researchers at the JFA Institute in 2010 who found "Kentucky's instrument is producing a strong association between the risk levels and high FTA and pretrial arrest rates." Of course, there are previsions made for officers to articulate special concerns as they relate to lodging an arrestee when they present a danger to themselves or others. In Campbell County we now release 51.1% of persons arrested and as a result have 15.4% of those FTA and only 6.0% who are re-arrested before trial. Our success speaks for itself.
For law enforcement, risk-based pretrial decision-making is just one of the tools to help us achieve our primary goal: public safety. This system also keeps our officers safer and allows arrestees to meet their court obligations while meeting their familial and community obligations. It is a model that is working in Kentucky and other jurisdictions and can be utilized by justice systems across the U.S.


The world's most forward-thinking designers have challenged every assumption about the simple t-shirt with bold and innovative fashion pieces. These designer t-shirts play with elements of the garment including shape, color palettes, graphic design, and symmetry. We're seeing designers at the forefront of the fashion world bring their touch to contemporary fashion trends including branding, the use of verbiage, and distressing.
Here are some t-shirts for men from the world of high fashion that elevate casual clothing to the level of art garments.
Isaac Sellam is a master of bold, asymmetrical looks. This t-shirt thwarts expectations and revels in Bohemian detail work in order to bring modern energy to a classic long-sleeved t-shirt design. This men's fashion t-shirt features a round neck and a thumb stirrup. It will add a little Avant-Garde flair to any jacket or open-collared shirt.
This is a deceptively simple shirt. The splash graphic at the middle features layered whites and off-whites that roll together in dynamic, fluid patterns over the stark black t-shirt by Yohji Yamamoto. Yamamoto is a groundbreaking Japanese designer who is known for merging the slender, lightweight look of Japanese style with edgy contemporary flourishes.
This long-sleeved t-shirt has a deconstructed ragged edge that suddenly breaks up the clean look of the garment. The unusual design choice makes the eye search the whole garment again for other inventive details. Add subversive nuance to an otherwise simple look by wearing this t-shirt in either black or white.
A simple black top is infused with avant-garde artistry in this designer t-shirt by Chinese designer Uma Wang. Made out of 100% cotton, this garment features a raw edge and is cold-dyed to create a subtle, uneven color effect.
Rick Owens design is synonymous with unconventional cuts, challenging color choices, and textures that demand further exploration from viewers. This passport-colored long-sleeved t-shirt is 100% cotton. The edge hangs below the hips, and the sleeves are designed to allow for intricate folds to fall around the wrists for an unusual, attention-grabbing look.
In the hands of a true designer, a t-shirt can become so much more than a casual clothing item. It can become a work of art. At Hotoveli, we are inspired by the vibrant art culture of our West Village, NYC location to offer challenging Avant-Garde clothing and objects from the world's most innovative and bold designers. If you're interested in these t-shirts, please contact us online, where you can browse through more shirts as well as pants, shoes, boots, and accessories. You can also call us at our 271 West 4th Street location at +1.212.206.7722, the home of our men's collection.


Somewhere Shaw-ish; I forget exactly where.
This entry was posted in brick, DC, photographs, Shaw, street. Bookmark the permalink.
Don't people routinely break the windows on this brick sidewalk?
Nice reflections in those stalagmites Chris!


Great Wall Golden Deer Medium double cab is figured out of Great Wall Motor?s innovative experience. Streamlined body and luxury inner decoration are fashionable and comfortable. Medium cargo box is more suitable to your multi-functional requirement.
491QE gasoline engine adopts digital controlled ignition and multi-point fuel injection system. Emission is better than Euro II standard, incorporating environmental, powerful and fuel economy.
Particular cargo box design. Medium cargo box design incorporates comfortable and practical characters.
New type front face and rear bumper. New type front face appears unique personality and fashion.
Rear bumper — reasonable structure, reliable and safe.
Side step plate. Integrative antiskid design, more convenient to get on and off.
Cargo body cover. Integrative design against rain, sunlight and dust, more convenient for storage.
Seat. It is specially designed for European with larger seat room.
High brightness crystal lights. Fashionable Crystal lights add the apparent distance when driving at night and make your ride freer.
Overlarge rear view mirror. Not only beautiful and decent, but also widen your view scene.
Door inner trimming. One time form and use PVC first-class napped material.
Sensible loading proportional valve. Reasonably distribute brake force, thus avoiding side-slip and tail wandering and making ride control freely especially in rain and snow weather.
Four doors side unti-collision bumper. Fix bumper inside the door panel thus can keep integrate of the door and avoid hardy substance intrude the car when collision happens.
Brake system. Two-circuit hydro-vacuum brake, front disc and rear drum system can insure your ride safe.
Power window. It is more convenient for driver and passenger.
Remote control central door lock. It is very sensitive that can open and close the door within a long distance.
Hilux technology front and rear axle and independent rear suspension system. Front axle adopts international advance free-maintaince link technology, and rear axle adopts high quality gear which longitudinal and horizontal stable performance is better than domestic similar products. The adaptive capacity of Front independent suspension to the road and steering is good as sedan.
Freon-free A/C Follow environmental requirement. Separate air filtering system cleans dust, contamination and farina in the circular air automatically.
Because of the amelioration of technology, the above specification is likely to change, please depend on the detailed specification provided by sale department.


text:
After 26 Years Justice Prevailed in a Christmas Massacre
Two brothers decided to rob a couple, but instead of just stealing their money, they took their lives. Leaving a family devastated in the wake.
Photo by Kieran White on Unsplash
Ed and Minnie Maurin?s family arrived at their home to find no one there. Everyone was immediately worried because Ed and Minnie had invited them over for a planned Christmas party.
Family members called the police and reported Ed 83, and his wife Minnie 81, missing.
The next day would prove just how serious the situation was. A witness reported seeing the Maurin?s car abandoned with the keys inside. When police arrived, they also found large amounts of bloodstains throughout the vehicle.
Ed and Minnie Maurin | The Chronicle
More witnesses would come forward saying that the day the couple went missing, they had seen their car at the Sterling Savings and Loan Bank.
Searching the bank records, it showed that Ed had withdrawn $8,500 in cash that day, which was an unusual transaction for the couple.
Christmas Day 1985
The bodies of Ed and Minnie were found in the woods off of a dead-end road.
An autopsy showed both had died the day they went missing from a shotgun blast to their backs. The couple had been sitting in the front seats, and the killers used a sawed-off shotgun to kill them.
After killing the couple, the killers drug their bodies into the woods.
John (left) and Rick (right) Riffe mugshots via State of Washington
Prime Suspects
Back in 1985, police believed that a pair of brothers, Rick and John Riffe, were their prime suspects.
This speculation came after a deputy had picked the brother?s photos out of a police array. He had seen the two driving the Maurin?s car in town.
They speculated that the brothers had kidnapped the couple and forced them to withdraw the money from the bank. Then, they shot them.
At the time, locals in Chehalis, Washington, were afraid of the brothers. And even though police believed someone knew what happened, no one would come forward with information.
At his parent?s funeral Dennis Hadaller, placed his hand on their casket and made a promise. ?I will found out who did this.?
Rick Riffe in court | The Chronicle
Investigators from the Chehalis Police Force left for Alaska. They had an arrest warrant in hand.
The Riffe brothers had left Washington and moved to Alaska in 1987.
They located Rick Riffe then 53 in King Salmon, Alaska. Unfortunately for justice?s sake, John had passed away the week before and will never stand trial for his crimes.
The police were finally able to move on the brothers that they believed had carried out these horrible crimes after a witness came forward in 2012.
Rick Riffe was found guilty for his part in the kidnapping, robbery, and murder plot of Ed and Minnie Maurin in 1985. He was sentenced to 103 years in prison.
At sentencing, Riffe refused to speak, but his lawyer had a message to convey. He said that his client felt no remorse and would not make apologies for something he didn?t commit.
Jealous Boyfriend Slays Pregnant Girlfriend on Christmas
A man with a track record for crime turned that wicked energy onto the woman who loved him the most.
Triple Murder on Christmas Eve was Retaliation ? True Crime
A father?s job is to protect his family, but this father is the one his family needed protection from on Christmas.
Killer, Adulter, Fugitive, Took an Oath to do No Harm
When a Dr. who had high connections thought he could get away with the murder his wife days before Christmas.
He Killed For Sexual Gratification
This killer not only stole the life of his victim but then set someone else up to take the fall.
What Are The Best Drawing Apps For Windows 10?
How to Negotiate Your Job Offer Like a Boss


text:
Monic Karungi Death Video, Ugandan Lady Mona
July 16, 2022 djambalee Entertainment 0
People are watching a video of a woman jumping off a skyscraper. A 24-year-old Ugandan woman shown in the video. The tragedy quickly happened when the woman was hanging from the window and then jumped directly down the tower. Where she perished. The woman used a lot of social media platforms, all of which she managed privately. When the information came out, some stated that she was dealing with depression and psychological disorders. Monic Karungi, who died after jumping from a high tower, was only 24 years old. People who followed her on social media platforms acknowledged that she was under some psychological stress. Which was evident in the photo that she shared. Follow For More Updates at Monic Karungi Death Video by Worldrapiddnews.com
Monic Death of Karungi
Monic has her social media profiles listed underneath Mona Kizz's. Because it was unclear if Monic herself or someone else was the woman who jumped. Social media posts and information pages were sharp and perplexing. But in defending her video of her, it's obvious that it was her. The Internet community came up with several further justifications. Monic was reportedly going through some significant life changes, according to folks on the internet. She frequently posted videos of herself looking miserable. People claim she experienced pain in her eyes, which can seen in the pictures she provided. Monic Karungi Death Video
Mona Kizz Dubai Skyscraper Video
Online users have been sharing their thoughts and posting RIP Monic messages. Some claim that she was posting videos of herself in a towel. And uploading nude photos on open social media networks. People are imagining what she might have gone through to the desire to go back to that time in her life. When she wanted to share her nudeness. Additionally, internet users acknowledged that she secretly depressed. It is still unclear why she leaped off the tower, but given the most recent developments on her social media. She is defending her actions.
There was some sort of setback in his relationship with her. People accepted that she had uploaded several videos showing her in pain and despair. Her photos, videos, and most crucially the nudes she shared with her pals were enough to show. That she was uncomfortable. Although there is no such thing as untrue information, many things are in doubt, including the manner. In which she leaped from such a position of prominence with a loud thud, her use of social media, her dubious posts, etc. However, there is a wealth of information available in the media. It should be updated as soon as the data available, if at all.
Aspiring rapper Notti Osama stabbed to demise at age 14 – Tassco » Olite
Bride lap dance entrance of visitors in backless costume Full HD Viral Video on Twitter – Tassco » Olite


On November 30, Moscow will host the international exhibition-conference AR Conference featuring a VR shooter from Fibrum.
The Raid is an absolutely unique game. The project has no analogies in Russia.
VR quest shooter is designed for one player located in the free 6x6 dimension. Special Fibrum Pro integrated headset and a 9-axial sensor 'assault rifle' are required for the experience, as well as a Bluetooth chip in order to completely immerse into the game.
The story shows an industrial multi-storeyed building controlled by terrorists whereas the player becomes a hero willing to avert the terrorist threat. You have 7 minutes for the mission provided for eliminating many enemies and deactivating the nuclear charge.
Due to a detailed visualization and vivid VR equipment, players can really feel themselves as heroes of the Hollywood-style blockbusters.
You can experience a unique VR quest in the exhibition area at AR Conference on November 30. Registration to the event is available on the official website.
Feel yourself a VR hero!


If you are available to come help with sign making, and maybe a few other organizational tasks, we are hosting a mini work-party on Tuesday evening, 6:30 (April 25th) at Rick and Cindy's home. Will serve dessert and soft drinks.
Making and putting together signs (no artistic talent needed) and maybe a few other organizational tasks. Debby is bringing jerseys, if you want to get yours ahead of the ride, stop by! Or just let us know and we can save it here for you to pick up later in the week if you'd like.
Let me know if you are able to come so I have enough! Email proctorcj28@comcast.net, or call 425-293-3152.
Have enough help for the sign making party on Tuesday evening?
Need any tools to assemble signs?
Yes, we can use help, not sure about tools Clarence. Lots of dessert here if anyone else wants to come and help out tonight!


WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department said it has made a preliminary determination that large-diameter welded pipe from Canada, China, Greece, India, South Korea and Turkey was being dumped in the U.S. market.
The department said it found that the pipe, which is typically used to build oil and gas pipelines, was being sold at less than fair value at rates ranging from 3.45 percent to 132.63 percent.
In June, the department had made an initial finding that imports of the pipe from four of the countries - China, India, South Korea and Turkey - were being unfairly subsidized. It imposed preliminary duties that in the case of India ranged up to more than 500 percent.
In its announcement on Tuesday, it said imports of the pipe from Canada were being dumped at a rate of 24.38 percent; from China at 132.63 percent; from Greece at 22.51 percent; from India at 50.55 percent; from Korea ranging from 14.97 percent to 22.21 percent; and from Turkey ranging from 3.45 percent to 5.29 percent.
Imports of the pipe from those six countries were valued at more than $720 million last year, the department said.
The U.S. probe into the imports was launched in March after a petition from a group of privately held U.S. producers. The probe covers welded carbon and alloy steel pipe larger than 16 inches (406.4 mm) in diameter.


A few shots around Times Square in NYC during a morning summer rain storm. I was tracking the storm via radar and I knew it would pass directly over the midtown area so I headed up there to intercept the storm. The sky went from light to dark very quickly creating the perfect conditions to shoot a small series of reflection shots.


Alex Brink is a quarterback and has played on American and Canadian football teams. He attended high school in Eugene, Oregon, where he lettered in three sports. The sports were football, baseball and basketball. He was named Oregon Player of the Year when he was a senior. He played football for Washington State University. By the time he left, he held many school records. During the 2008 NFL draft, he was picked in the seventh round by the Houston Texans. Next, he signed with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 2010. In 2013, he moved on to the Toronto Argonauts. He then signed with the Montreal Alouettes in late 2013. He has a Wonderlic test score of 27.


text:
Danish Superliga FC Nordsjælland - FC Midtjylland July 21, 2012
Your Blog » Danish Superliga FC Nordsjælland - FC Midtjylland July 21, 2012
Tags danish
Previous: Club Friendly Celtic - Ajax July 21, 2012
Next: Super League Widnes Vikings - Salford City Reds July 20, 2012
Watch FC Midtjylland - FC Nordsjælland live stream July 21, 2012
This page provides you with the links to enjoy watching the live online streaming of FC Midtjylland - FC Nordsjælland game. Our site supplies you with more streams and more links to enjoy watching FC Midtjylland - FC Nordsjælland game than any other website. Now there is no need to leave your comfortable house you can invite your friends to see all the live plays on your iPad. And now you can enjoy the FC Midtjylland - FC Nordsjælland live telecast stream.
Enjoy watching FC Midtjylland - FC Nordsjælland online game using our live online streaming. Using this site you will find all your favourite teams and FC Midtjylland - FC Nordsjælland are playing now. Join us and be a part of a team.
You can find the top information about the latest events in the world of sports and teams: FC Midtjylland - FC Nordsjælland. You can chat with the best fans of team FC Midtjylland - FC Nordsjælland from different countries, who have one aim - a win of their favorite team.
http://evlclan.com/masyu-by-nikoli-on-3ds/
https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/113527367257254921760/113527367257254921760/posts/g2pcP3b7BFY
http://live-stream-watch.webs.com/apps/blog/show/17164068-detroit-tigers-vs-chicago-white-sox-live-stream
http://theloneblog.com/pactap-capture-the-ghosts-hd-on-ip/
http://evlclan.com/download-orbu-hunt-on-ip/


I recently featured Ben Minkoff bags for men (here) and can't get over the range of the collection! There's something that speaks to every man's lifestyle. The iPad case would be a great Valentine's Day gift for him. Price: $165 at Bloomingdale's.


Sarah Morrison has spent the last ten months working in Nigeria as a nurse at HMH. She shares some reflections on her time so far.
How would a typical day as a nurse on the medical/surgical ward look like?
My day starts around 8am with the daily ward round. This includes both doctors and nurses. We care for the patients, giving medication, carrying out clinical observations and applying dressings. This is very similar to the UK. The major difference is that we don't always have the supplies or resources needed for the care, so we have to think outside of the box to come up with alternatives. The outpatient department will review patients in the early part of the morning and afternoon. During this time we will have new admissions coming to the ward.
Occasionally there are emergency admissions, either someone very unwell or as a result of an accident. They come straight to the ward. We notify the doctor on call and start treating the patient as their condition presents.
I work alongside the Head of Departments. Together we are able to learn from each other and decide on different ways to improve patient care. This has led to us being able to do some training within the hospital setting which has been a great encouragement. Every day is varied. Some days, when it is quiet, it is lovely to be able to go to the other wards and visit the staff, the patients and their families where we can talk and pray with them.
Can you share some challenges that you may face when working within the hospital?
There are definitely some challenges to face working within a different culture. Often the patients we are treating have sought herbal remedies, or will have gone to local clinics where the cost is greatly reduced but the physicians are not adequately trained. Usually, when they come to our hospital their condition has deteriorated, which increases their stay within the hospital setting. In some cases patients and their family have left it too long to come to hospital. It is difficult knowing that if these patients were being treated in the UK healthcare system the outcome may be very different. We are blessed in the UK with the resources for medical treatment. Here the staff are working with limited resources to save patients lives, and are doing a great job.
Have there been any encouraging moments for you during your stay so far?
I am very encouraged by the staff that I am working alongside. They are working in conditions where they have to think of ways to treat patients with limited resources. I am often amazed at the creative ways that pieces of medical equipment are used in Nigeria. God is using the staff here to shine for Him.
Do you find working in a mission hospital overseas different from working the UK?
The main difference I notice is that I can speak openly about my faith. I love sitting with patients, talking and getting to know them and their history. I am also able to pray and share God's word with them. Patients come from many different religious backgrounds, including Muslims and Jehovah's Witnesses. It is a good opportunity to speak to them about their salvation.
Have you seen any changes in your personal and spiritual life?
God has definitely been teaching me to rely on Him and to rest in His plans. I had a young patient who, given his diagnosis and his inability to afford the care, said, "Let God have his way with me". These are striking words to say. He knew the outcome would not be good and yet his trust was fully in the Lord. He knew that, no matter what, he had a heavenly Father who cared for him. I was definitely challenged by this. Would I have said this? He knew his home was in Heaven and that is what we have to look forward to as Christians. I found out later that he had passed away.
His case is not an isolated one. We meet several similar cases each week. This can be somewhat disheartening at times but God gives me strength for each day, to meet each new challenge that I face. I have a God walking beside me to whom I can bring my concerns and struggles, which is wonderful.
Have you been able to get involved in any other areas during your time?
There are many different opportunities to get involved both inside and outside the hospital setting. I help Katie at Kingdom Kids, which is a Bible Club for primary school children.
I have also been able to start a twice-monthly youth programme where we are studying through the book of James. We have opportunities to visit around the local area and leprosy patients. It is lovely getting involved in community life.
If someone was interested in serving in a hospital overseas what advice you give them?
...with every good for doing his will, and may he work in us what is pleasing to him, through Jesus Christ, to whom be glory for ever and ever. Amen.
Sarah is serving for a year in Nigeria as part of our short-term programme. If you are interested in serving for up to two years in Africa, our short-term programme could be for you. Email us at serve@missionafrica.org.uk, or call 02890402850 to have a chat.


text:
COMMENTARY: Michael Bloomberg, King of Stop and Frisk, Tries to Make Everyone Forget
By Lauren Victoria Burke NNPA Newswire Contributor In 2010 in New York City, 601,285 people were stopped-and-frisked by the New York City Police and 315,083 of them were Black. In 2011, 685,724 individuals were stopped and 350,743 were Black. Over 90 percent of those stopped by police where African American or Hispanic. Michael Bloomberg was […]
Popular Interests In This Article: Lauren Victoria Burke, Michael Bloomberg
End of Kamala Harris' White House Campaign Ignites Discussion on Treatment
By Lauren Victoria Burke NNPA Newswire Contributor On Dec. 3, Senator Kamala Harris of California suspended her campaign for the White House. Harris' decision was announced by video after four straight weeks of negative media coverage regarding her campaign organization and strategy. Harris's campaign started with a bang and a ton of media attention. She […]
Popular Interests In This Article: Kamala Harris, Lauren Victoria Burke, Presidential Campaign
Ava DuVernay's "When They See Us" Wins Mass Attention for Focus on Falsely Accused Central Park Five
By Lauren Victoria Burke NNPA Newswire Contributor The painful true stories of five falsely accused young men, Yusef Salaam, Raymond Santana, Kevin Richardson, Antron McCray, and Korey Wise, has been brought to light in excruciatingly vivid detail by director Ava DuVernay. The group known as the Central Park Five would receive 6 to 13 years […]
Popular Interests In This Article: Ava DuVernay, Central Park Five, Lauren Victoria Burke, Netflix Series, When They See Us
African American Senators Push First Federal Lynching Bill Through U.S. Senate
By Lauren Victoria Burke NNPA Newswire Contributor "From 1882 to 1986, Congress failed to pass anti-lynching legislation when it had an opportunity 200 times. Today, by passing this bill we have offered some long overdue justice and recognition to the victims of lynching crimes," said Senator Harris. On December 19th, the U.S. Senate finally passed […]
Popular Interests In This Article: Kamala Harris, Lauren Victoria Burke, Lynching
First Member of Congress Calls for Trump's Resignation Amid Month of Chaos
By Lauren Victoria Burke NNPA Newswire Contributor On Christmas Eve, Milwaukee Congresswoman Gwen Moore became the first sitting member of Congress to demand that President Donald Trump resign from the presidency. She made her comments as the Dow dove 500 points on December 24 in the worst Christmas Eve trading day ever. As of Christmas, […]
Popular Interests In This Article: Donald Trump, Gwen Moore, Lauren Victoria Burke
Pelosi Announces Push for Staff Diversity for New U.S House
By Lauren Victoria Burke NNPA Newswire Contributor With the largest Congressional Black Caucus in history along with a historic number of women entering the U.S. House in 2019, House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) has announced plans for a new emphasis on staff diversity in the U.S. House. The effort will call attention to the […]
Popular Interests In This Article: Lauren Victoria Burke, Nancy Pelosi, Spencer Overton, Workplace Diversity
Boston City Council Member Ayanna Pressley Becomes the Latest New Young Candidate to Win Big
By Lauren Victoria Burke NNPA Newswire Last week, a stunning political victory came out of Florida with Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum's unforeseen win in the Democratic gubernatorial primary. This week, a political surprise arrived out of Boston. At-large Boston City Council member, Ayanna Pressley, 44, has stunned political prognosticators and defeated longtime Congressman Mike Capuano […]
Popular Interests In This Article: Ayanna Pressley, Lauren Victoria Burke
Is the NFL's New National Anthem Policy Legal?
By Lauren Victoria Burke (NNPA Newswire Contributor) Protesters held a rally in front of the National Football League's New York City headquarters on May 25 after the league announced new rules that punish players who don't stand for the national anthem. Tamika Mallory said that the NFL owners were acting as a "proxy for a […]
Popular Interests In This Article: Lauren Victoria Burke, National Anthem, National Football League, Protests, Tamika Mallory
Civil Rights Groups Sue Homeland Security over Targeted Surveillance
By Lauren Victoria Burke (NNPA Newswire Contributor) On March 19, several civil rights groups filed suit against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to release the contents of the agency's redacted memo referred to in government documents as the "Race Paper." The Center for Constitutional Rights along with Color of Change first uncovered the existence […]
Popular Interests In This Article: Color of Change, Department of Homeland Security, Lauren Victoria Burke, Lawsuits, Race Paper, Rashad Robinson
President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama Official Portraits Unveiled in Washington
By Lauren Victoria Burke (NNPA Newswire Contributor) With buzz building for months, the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery recently unveiled the official portraits of President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama in Washington D.C. New York City-based artist Kehinde Wiley created the portrait of President Obama and Baltimore artist Amy Sherald was selected to […]
Popular Interests In This Article: Lauren Victoria Burke, Michelle Obama, President Barack Obama


text:
online-sermons.org
Joseph Prince Sermons 2021 Online
#181 Joseph Prince - Why Good People Suffer, Answers From Job's Story
If you have ever wondered why "bad" people prosper while "good" people suffer in this world, this message is for you. Here, Joseph Prince sheds light on this oft-debated issue within the context of Job's story, and reveals how the real question is...
#180 Joseph Prince - Without Jesus, You Can Do NOTHING
When Jesus said, "I am the vine, you are the branches," and, "Without Me you can do nothing," He wasn't exaggerating! The Bible makes it clear that in Christ, all things exist and are held together. Therefore, a man who makes Jesus central in his...
#179 Joseph Prince - Wisdom In Having A Hearing Heart
What is a "hearing heart" and why do we need counselors in our lives? What do these two things have to do with wisdom? Join Joseph Prince for the answers as he shares nuggets of truths hidden in the early days of Solomon, the wisest and richest king...
#178 Joseph Prince - Receive Binah Wisdom For Good Success
Wisdom can come with knowledge, understanding and experience. But there is a kind of wisdom that only God can give to His people. In this eye-opening message, let Joseph Prince unveil to you the truth about binah wisdom, and how it marks God's...
Wisdom, Success
#175 Joseph Prince - It's Time To Receive Your Restoration
If you have experienced loss in one way or another, this message will definitely speak to you. God wants to restore what you have lost and cause your situation to be far better than it was before! Join Joseph Prince as he expounds from the...
#173 Joseph Prince - The Key To A Truly Fulfilling Life
A big house, a luxurious car, more money—we all have fantasies. But will having our fantasies come true really make us happy? And what do our pursuits really say about us? Join Joseph Prince as he examines the life of Solomon, a man who had his...
#172 Joseph Prince - Your Answer Is In A Revelation Of Jesus
Do you have a challenge or crisis in your life? Your answer lies in getting a fresh revelation of Jesus in the Scriptures. He will reveal to you an aspect of Himself, which is also the answer to your problem. Watch this message and see Jesus like...
#169 Joseph Prince - The Ways Of Grace
Turn your life right side up by catching a revelation of the ways of grace! Join Joseph Prince on an exciting journey through some gospel stories, and be captivated by the often obscured truth that you can ask God for big things! Once you understand...
#168 Joseph Prince - Increase Your Capacity To Receive Healing
It's time to eradicate your doubts and receive your healing! See your heavenly Father's heart of love and know that He is more than willing to pour forth blessings into your life. Join Joseph Prince in this refreshing message as he brings to light...
#166 Joseph Prince - The Romance Of Grace: Alive In Christ, Dead To The Law
There's an epic love story hidden behind the Bible's doctrinal details, and you're caught in the middle of it! Be enraptured afresh by your Savior's love in this insightful message by Joseph Prince. Here, you'll find assurance and strength in the...
Andrew Wommack (20)
Bill Winston (5)
Billy Graham (54)
Charles Stanley (26)
Craig Groeschel (29)
Creflo Dollar (17)
David Jeremiah (54)
Derek Prince (33)
Joel Osteen (118)
Joseph Prince (75)
Kenneth Copeland (96)
Max Lucado (48)
Sid Roth (126)
Steven Furtick (88)
TD Jakes (36)


text:
Dad: The Later Years
30 Sunday Mar 2014
Posted by Kate Cowie Riley in Creative non-fiction, Empathy, Poetry, spirituality, Uncategorized, Women writers
Buttermilk Falls, Healing the Soul, Life Story, Seasons, Spiritualilty
The closeness and understanding that Dad and I shared began with our love of the beach and the waters of Lake Michigan and became deeper as we both became enchanted by Buttermilk Falls. Each spring, he would clear the debris from around the Falls. One year, when there was little flow over the top waterfall, he ran hoses from the stream above down in to the pond. Every fall, he looked for branches that might fall and damage trees and trimmed them. He moved rock around to better support the sharp slope of the land and prevent erosion. He would caution me to be careful as I climbed up the steep sides of the little canyon around the Falls, but at the same time he admired my agility and fearlessness.
As I grew older and more defiant against my mother's invasiveness, he did not actually side with her, but he did withdraw, leaving things to be as they would between her and me. I wish he had stepped in and tried to mediate, but that was not the way of the times, and it certainly was not the way of whatever child-rearing contract they had between them. He was always the one to come find me after I stormed from the house; there was never any punishment from him, but there wasn't any encouragement, either. I began to learn the sound of my father's silence.
During the time I was discovering my meditation practice and reading metaphysical writers, I had the second profound experience with a family member passing away. A year after I dreamed of the gold chain that my Grandpa had given me breaking, and the coin it held crashing to the floor just as he was falling from cardiac arrest in his garden, I felt his presence quite strongly as I was meditating in my room. He was there for a long time. I felt peaceful and attentive. The hues of the colors in my room changed, as did the temperature. I knew that I had nothing to fear, I just needed to be aware. He had a message for me, one that I was to share with Dad: Nana was going to pass away very soon; Dad needed to go to see her and be with her.
Grandpa's energy let me know that death was nothing to fear, and that he was very safe and very happy. He told me how much Nana had been suffering pain from the Paget's Disease and the constant headaches it caused her. She was sad that he was not with her, and she was ready to be finished with this lifetime. His words were full of the same loving energy for life and the continuation of the inner spirit that the Grandmothers had shared with me many years before. It was this information that I wanted to share with my father.
The next morning, I found the words to give Dad this very important message. It was not easy for him to be away from work and travel from Illinois back to Connecticut, but he took me at my word and made the trip. He was able to be with her for a day or two before she died. We never spoke of it, except for the "thank you" he whispered to me as he hugged me when Mom and I arrived for Nana's funeral.
One could wonder if the symptoms of Dad's Paget's Disease, which appeared soon after she died, were brought on by the grief of losing his mother. And, that could be a very realistic scenario. For the purpose of this writing, that would enhance the subject of the lesson I received from him about the mind-body connection. It is well-known that psycho-somatic disease is emotionally based and it also has real, and painful, symptoms. Regardless of the cause, I still learned the connection between how we are in our bodies and how we are in our minds has everything to do with how we heal. When Dad was in his late-eighties, he was having some health issues, and I asked him to check with his doctor to see if what he was experiencing was the Paget's Disease coming back. He kind of chuckled at his amazement that he had forgotten completely about ever having had the disease. His blood test revealed that there was no trace whatsoever of the disease in his system.
In April of 1992, my mother was in the hospital in Raleigh, North Carolina, making her last efforts against MS, and Dad asked me if there was something I could do for her. It was such a complete acknowledgment of who I am and what I am able to know that I knew that he and I were still always and forever bonded on a spiritual level; time, distance and age had not changed the connection and the understanding.
Dad showed his determination once again as he approached his ninetieth birthday. As many of the family as could do so, gathered in Ithaca to celebrate his birthday in July. Kyle and I were very happy to have this last bit of time with him. His health had been declining rapidly, and I could tell that it was the landmark date that kept him going. He was proud to have reached the age of 90, and it made him happy to have as much of his family as possible there with him to celebrate it. In spite of a few close calls in the months leading up to his birthday, he was not going to leave his body until he had his Day.
When he passed away a month later, the call came from Ithaca early in the morning. I was living in the Sierra Mountains near Yosemite at the time, and that night, after I had done ceremony for him in the mountain air, I was overwhelmed by the presence of his energy. I sat in my favorite reading chair and talked with his spirit for over an hour. We talked of all the times, good and bad. He was heartbroken and apologetic that he had not protected me better when I was a child. I forgave him in order to sooth his spirit, and at the same time, I told him that he needed no forgiveness; that I was forged in the fires of my childhood and became strong because of it. I had long ago worked through, and let go of, all the drama and the tragedy and was left with the lessons and the knowledge.
Dad and I shared our love for forests, solitude and growing things. We also shared our love for Scotland. When he was still living in Virginia, he recorded Celtic and Gaelic music and sent it to me in California, along with the copies of Scottish magazines to which he had subscribed. I was fifty-five before I made it to Scotland for the first time, and I wanted Dad to join Kyle and me on the trip but he was then 85 and his health issues would not allow it. Before Kyle and I left, I sent him a marked map and full itinerary, and made a video for him while we were there. I did the same thing on my next trip to Scotland a year later. On my third trip in 2013, I was honored to take some of Dad's ashes and place them in the ground of the Highlands.
My part of the whole lays next to where the second man-made loch will be installed in an open, heather-covered meadow that is higher up than the small pines that were planted years ago as a source of timber, but not as high as the highest part of the entire Estates. A grove of young trees that were planted a year or so ago begins just a few yards away and continues out in to the meadow. The surrounding hills of the Highlands give the meadow a sense of containment and protection.
I cannot think of a better place anywhere on Earth for me to place my father's ashes.
My father had a quick and highly intelligent mind, a geodesic mind to use the metaphor of one of his favorite things: Buckminster Fuller's geodesic domes. He had the soft, playful spirit of an elf, and the heart and soul of a Druid. He was never happier than when he was out in the forest; never more at ease than when he was far out in the open countryside and under the open sky; never more at peace than when he had solitude.
So it was very fitting to plant rowan trees, long honored by the Celts for balance of beauty and hardiness, into a field of heather, a symbol of clearing, cleansing and manifesting purity. I planted the first one, placing my prayers of "thank-you" in the small hole along with his ashes and the sapling rowan. Kyle planted the next one and Liisa planted the third. They stand now as a triad to honor his Heart, Mind and Spirit.
Excerpt from: "Rowan & Heather"- "Scottish Heart" (blog) © by Kate Cowie Riley


Included below are new construction homes and condos for sale in Orange Beach and Gulf Shores, AL, updated daily from the Baldwin County MLS. If you would like more information on any of these Orange Beach and Gulf Shores new construction listings, just click the "Request More Information" button when viewing the details of a property. We can provide you with disclosures, past sales history, dates and prices of homes and condos recently sold nearby, and more.
And, for your convenience, be sure to register for a free account to automatically receive email listing alerts whenever new construction homes and condos come on the market in Orange Beach and Gulf Shores, AL, that match your specific search criteria.


The indigenous communities Fernando Rosas and Arutam are continuing to fight for compensation following longstanding health concerns and issues over safe water on lands crossed by the NorPeruano oil pipeline, operated by the state oil company, Petroperú.
Villagers from the two Wampis communities, whose traditional lands are in the river Morona watershed in the Loreto region of the Peruvian Amazon, have suffered the impacts of oil spills from a nearby pump station for decades. Their ongoing complaints to Petroperú, the state oil company, have been continuously dismissed.
José Peña Cachique, a leader from Fernando Rosas, explained to the Peruvian press that it was only more recently, in April 2017, that the government was forced to take them seriously when his community, with the support of the Autonomous Territorial Government of the Wampis Nation (GTANW), Forest Peoples Programme (FPP) and the Legal Defense Institute (IDL) were able to test soil and water samples. The analysis provided incontrovertible evidence of severe water contamination from the NorPeruano oil pipeline.
The incriminating results of this analysis were not enough, and the community was forced to file a formal complaint to the oil regulator, the Agency for Environmental Assessment and Enforcement (OEFA). Since then, both OEFA and Petroperú have visited the affected communities to take additional samples.
When the visits failed to secure actions to address the communities' health concerns and demands for safe water and reparations, 200 community-members from Fernando Rosas resolved to occupy oil pumping station No. 4 on 24 April 2018. Petroperú initially issued a statement denouncing the occupation and claiming – falsely – that the protests were in response to a power cut, by the time the protests were halted on 27 April, the oil company and government ministries implicated in the contamination had agreed to open a dialogue to seek solutions.
Wampis communities impacted by oil pollution continue their long fight to secure justice. Credit: Dan Haworth-Salter.
A delegation made up of community leaders and representatives of the GTANW subsequently met with the company in Lima in May and presented their demands. These included the remediation of environmental damage to the Shifeco stream and River Morona, which are principal water sources for both communities; the installation of a fully-functioning water pump to replace a malfunctioning system previously provided by Petroperú; guaranteed access to clean water for the communities; and the establishment of a health post in the area.
The Wampis have since obtained favourable commitments from Petroperú, which has commenced remediation in their territory and committed to providing a water pump for both communities. However, the broader context is less encouraging: Petroperú still refuses to accept responsibility and compensate the affected communities along the pipeline. The company sent a clear signal of this stance in the same week as its dialogue with the Wampis, when it announced that it had appealed a historic resolution by OEFA from December 2017, which ruled that Petroperú must carry out maintenance on the pipeline in relation to oil contamination in Morona and Imaza.
Towards the end of June, news emerged that Petroperú had temporarily overturned this ruling, by catching OEFA out over a minor technicality. OEFA must now file the complaint again to ensure that Petroperú is held responsible for the oil spills. Furthermore, Wrays Perez Ramirez, Pamuk(president) of the GTANW, has observed that local people are receiving negligible pay for carrying out the arduous and dangerous work of cleaning up the oil contamination.
Following subsequent meetings with the Ministry of Housing about ensuring a safe water supply for Fernando Rosas and Arutam, the Wampis are currently awaiting a response from the government's Council of Ministers, which is responsible for coordinating between the relevant ministries and Petroperú to come up with a solution. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health has committed to setting up a health post in Fernando Rosas.
There is a significant history of oil pollution in the northern Peruvian Amazon, since Occidental Petroleum began operations in the Tigre, Corrientes, Pastaza and Maranon river basins in 1971.
During nearly 50 years of operations, indigenous organizations have repeatedly denounced pipeline spills, toxic waste leakage, and large-scale discharging of production waters with temperatures up to 90 degrees Celsius and high barium content into the rivers. In 2005 alone it was estimated that Pluspetrol discharged the equivalent of approximately 1.1 million barrels of waste into the River Corrientes, River Tigre, River Pastaza and River Marañon. These operations have had a devastating impact not only on indigenous peoples' territories, but on their health and the animals and fish forming the basis of their diet.
Despite numerous protests, demonstrations and abundant evidence, it was only in 2012 that the government established a cross-sector commission to investigate the true extent of the devastation. The commission's conclusion was to declare, in May 2014, a 'health and environmental emergency' across the four river basins.
Oil and gas concessions covered over 80 % of the Peruvian Amazon in 2012 and their operations, including frequent spills from pipelines, have been responsible for severe degradation of forests and their associated biodiversity and ecosystems.


This book comes pretty close to dispensing truth about mental health disorders and psychiatric drugs. It is not contra-medicine, but it does a good and unbiased job of documenting how big-pharm bought out the medical community. It basically renders lame the idea that psychiatric disorders are a "chemical imbalance," and cuts through psychiatry's unproven cliches.
"When researchers are beholden to companies for much of their income, there is an incredible tendency to get results that are favorable to the company." Dr. Jerome Kassirer, former editor of The New England Journal of Medicine, concerning results of clinical studies on pharmaceutical drugs.
Haldol is a neuroleptic or major tranquilizer. It is also known as a "typical antipsychotic". The effects of a drug like Haldol, are intense.
Extreme drowsiness, loss of motor control, even drooling can occur.
When typical antipsychotics such as Haldol and Prolixin are over-used, they have been dubbed "chemical straightjackets".
Haldol is sometimes used on the elderly with dementia if they might tend to fight or bite or be otherwise difficult to control.
In the United States the standard psychological diagnostic tool is the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM), [today DSM-IV] which consists of classifications of disorders defined by groups of symptoms.
The symptoms listed are often so broad that over 60% of Americans could be diagnosed as mentally ill, and much ordinary human behavior and feeling can increasingly be labeled as pathological. Official recognition of these disorders and their diagnostic symptoms is bestowed by majority vote of a committee of the American Psychiatric Association, (off-site link) which reviews them periodically.
Lobbying, "gift-giving" and marketing efforts from big business has profoundly affected the medical field and their recommendations for treatments. Photo: U.S. Pharmaceutical company facilities. (This company is only used to illustrate big business as it relates to pharmaceuticals and is not in any way indicative of any ethical breeches for this particular company). Photo and blurbs not part of Kirby article.
It is a political as well as a scientific process often reflecting intense lobbying from various parties, such as patient-advocates and pharmaceutical companies, as well as conflicts within the psychiatric community. Some of the conditions that have been included as disorders and then excluded from later editions of the DSM (e.g., homosexuality and self-defeating personality disorder) show the powerful role of social and other biases in these decisions.
Once a DSM diagnosis has been determined, there is a strong economic incentive for HMOs, other insurance providers, and pharmaceutical companies to encourage physicians* to prescribe medication as the main form of therapy. In this way doctors spend very little time with each patient, the cost of diagnostic testing is minimized, and sales of psychological drugs increase. Insurance companies are increasingly reluctant to fund psychological counseling, though medication without other therapy is more likely to have negative long-term consequences for the patient.
The rationale for biopsychological treatment appeared with the neuroleptics. Hailed as a "chemical lobotomy" when the lobotomy was most popular, the first neuroleptic [thorazine] was used originally to control behavior of mental patients. However, its US manufacturer claimed it was a "cure" for schizophrenia, a claim still not accepted in Europe or by the drug's French discoverers.
While neuroleptics do suppress many undesirable aspects of schizophrenia, such as delusions and hallucinations, they actually intensify other important symptoms such as lethargy and emotional withdrawal. As time passed, neuroleptics were administered to an ever wider range of people -- including juvenile delinquents -- to control their behavior. The practice stopped after Congress restricted their use to those with an appropriate psychiatric diagnosis. Lawmakers acted not only in response to testimony by US citizens, but to harrowing accounts by Soviet dissidents given this drug by their government as a way to "chemically manage" dissent.
After the acceptance and profitability of neuroleptics, other types of drugs followed which claimed to cure conditions such as depression, hyperactivity, and bipolar disorder by correcting specific chemical imbalances in the brain. That they manipulate brain chemistry is undoubted, but it has never been proved that these drugs do more than mask certain characteristic symptoms identified with the disorders. Because they alter brain chemistry, the brain readjusts its chemical functioning and becomes dependent on them.
The fact that such drugs can cause permanent damage if used over long periods or if they are suddenly withdrawn is little publicized. Like the neuroleptics, some of the new drugs have been prescribed for increasing numbers of people who are not seriously mentally ill, and are often presented as a harmless and relatively effortless solution to their problems, a concept many people find appealing.
Although the biopsychological model [medical model] enjoys increasing support in the psychiatric and medical communities, there are criticisms within the field. One of these concerns the growing neglect of physiological causes of mental symptoms. In A Dose of Sanity: Mind, Medicine and Misdiagnosis (1996), psychiatrist and neurologist Sydney Walker III emphasizes that being labeled with a disorder does not address the symptoms' cause: "Patients who have been 'diagnosed' as having manic depression, anxiety disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and so on, haven't been diagnosed; they've merely been described," he points out.
Dr. Walker likens those relying on the DSM to physicians diagnosing a person with a cough as having "coughing disease" and treating it with a drug that masks its symptoms without investigating whether it is caused by a cold or tuberculosis.
Another consequence of having drugs as the preferred therapy is the neglect of other types of treatment. Very often conditions such as depression or anxiety are triggered by events, relationships, or patterns of thought and action. By dealing with these factors, whether through changing the environment, relationships, or the patient's attitudes, behavior, or choices, patients can usually resolve the problems and come to terms with their lives in a positive way without drugs or with only minimal and temporary drug use.* Problems and challenges are an integral part of life, and human beings grow largely through these difficult experiences.
A perpetually contented, calm, extroverted, positive attitude is not the normal human state, and to tell people struggling with the usual ups and downs of life to take drugs which may have serious side effects, and which often cause physical [and more often psychological] dependency, is ultimately hurtful rather than helpful. Research by the World Health Organization and others has shown that even in severe conditions -- for example, schizophrenia -- those not treated with powerful psychological drugs are more likely to recover fully from a crisis within three years, whereas those given drugs such as the neuroleptics are much less likely ever to return to normal functioning.
Many of the major problems with drug treatment can be traced to the pharmaceutical industry itself. Its strong monetary influence over the medical and academic communities [studies in major universities are more often than not funded by pharmaceutical companies themselves] compromises their ability to study these products objectively or publish adverse findings. The fact that pharmaceutical manufacturers often design and control the testing of their products, as well as the information given to physicians and the public, makes finding scientifically objective information difficult.
Louis Kirby a Masters of Library Science from the University of Southern California. This article on psychopharmacology is from Sunrise magazine, October/November 2003; copyright 2003. Reprinted with permission.


text:
The Mountain Ash
Joan McBreen's poetry collections are: Map and Atlas (Salmon Poetry, 2017), Heather Island (Salmon Poetry, 2009, reprinted 2013), Winter in the Eye - New and Selected Poems(Salmon Poetry, 2003), A Walled Garden in Moylough (Story Line Press and Salmon Poetry, 1995) and The Wind Beyond the Wall (Story Line Press, 1990). Joan McBreen was awarded an MA from University College, Dublin in 1997.
Joan McBreen is from Sligo and now divides her time between Tuam and Renvyle, Connemara, Co. Galway. She has published five collections of poetry, the most recent being Map and Atlas. Her two anthologies are The White Page / An Bhileog Bhán - Twentieth Century Irish Women Poets (Salmon Poetry, 2001) and The Watchful Heart - A New Generation of Irish Poets Poems and Essays (Salmon Poetry, 2009).
In 2014 she produced a CD The Mountain Ash in Connemara - Selected Poems by Joan McBreen with original music and traditional airs composed by Glen Austin and performed by the RTÉ Contempo String Quartet. In 2015 she brought out a broadside The Mountain Ash, a collaboration between the poet, visual graphic artist, Margaret Irwin West and printmaker Mary Plunkett. From Artisan House Publications, Letterfrack, Co. Galway it was launched at Clifden Arts Festival 2015. Together with reading and lecture tours of the US, McBreen is closely associated with most of the major literary festivals in Ireland.
Her anthology The White Page / An Bhileog Bhán - Twentieth-Century Irish Women Poets was published by Salmon Poetry in 2001 and is in its third reprint. Her poetry is published widely in Ireland and abroad and has been broadcast, anthologised and translated into many languages. Her CD The Long Light on the Land - Selected Poems, read to a background of traditional Irish airs and classical music, was produced by Ernest Lyons Productions, Castlebar, County Mayo in 2004. She has given readings and talks in many universities in the USA including Emory, Villanova, De Paul (Chicago), Cleveland, Lenoir Rhynne, N.C. and the University of Missouri-St. Louis. In 2010 she undertook a six week reading tour of Nebraska, Iowa and Alabama and in 2012 she read at the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN and at the University of Minnesota, Duluth. During the months of October and November 2018 Joan McBreen undertook another US reading tour of Massachusetts, Georgia and Kentucky.
Joan McBreen has been involved for many years with Irish literary festivals including the Yeats International Summer School, Sligo, Clifden Arts Festival, Listowel Writers' Week and the Cúirt International Festival of Literature, Galway.
Joan McBreen's papers are at the Stuart A. Rose Archive Manuscript, and Rare Books Library Emory University, Atlanta, GA.
Map and Atlas
Salmon Publishing, June 03, 2017
The Watchful Heart
Salmon Publishing, May 01, 2009
Heather Island
Salmon Publishing, April 01, 2009
Winter in the Eye: New & Selected Poems
The White Page / An Bhileog Bhán: Twentieth Century Irish Women Poets
Salmon Publishing, November 30, 2001
A Walled Garden in Moylough
Story Line Press, Salmon Publishing, 1995
The Wind Beyond The Wall
Oregon, USA, Story Line Press, 1990
For general queries, please email: joanmcbreen@gmail.com
For book order queries, please email: bookshop@salmonpoetry.com
© 2018-2019 Joan McBreen


Steve Reeves hangs out with the cast and crew of HERCULES (1958). That's Fulvio Carrara, who played Castor, on the far left. You see, that's Steve's real beard (for those who believe it was fake).
Nice beard, but look at those arms!!


text:
Hosted By Beth Ruyak
Insight creates conversation to build community, exploring issues and events that connect people in our region. Insight covers breaking news and big ideas, music, arts & culture with responsible journalism, civil discussion and diverse voices.
Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. – 8 p.m.
on News Station
Ideateam Debuts 'Kinetic' New Album Live In-Studio
Cody Drabble
Thursday, May 17, 2018 | Sacramento, CA | Permalink
Update RequiredTo play audio, update browser or Flash plugin.
Andrew Nixon / Capital Public Radio
Ideateam is releasing their third album "Kinetic" with an album release party.
Their previous albums, "And What Now (&?!)" in 2014 and "Moving Still" in 2016, blended funk and soul grooves that made people boogie down.
The "Kinetic" album release party will be hosted at Harlow's this weekend on Saturday, May 19, with Joe Kye and Midtown Social opening.
You can also see Ideateam performing at the Boom Boom Room in San Francisco on June 1 and East Sac Pops In The Park on June 2.
They're heading out on tour across Oregon and Washington in June, and will return to the area for a show at Crazy Horse Saloon in Nevada City on July 20.
More about insight music
Insight Producer and On-Air Director
Cody Drabble learned to love public radio growing up in San Francisco with KQED on every morning during breakfast. In addition to producing and directing the live broadcast of Insight each morning, he also fills in as guest host for Beth Ruyak. Read Full Bio
Sign up for ReCap
and never miss the top stories
Delivered to your inbox every Wednesday.
Check out a sample ReCap newsletter.
California's Aid In Dying Law Is Mostly Used By White People. Here's Why.
California Stopped Tracking Sexual Harassment Complaints Years Ago. That Left Leaders Without Answers In The Me Too Era.
A Black Mother Told Not To Scream In Labor Asks: Can California Fix Racism In Maternity Care?
Iconic Yosemite Place Names Are Coming Back After Settlement Over Trademark Dispute
Being Uninsured Poses Unique Health Care Challenges For The Transgender Community


Modality based on max-RGB gradients.
Definition at line 57 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
Definition at line 84 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
Different methods for feature selection/extraction.
Definition at line 87 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
Definition at line 276 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
Referenced by pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointRGBT >::setInputCloud().
Definition at line 293 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
Referenced by pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::ColorGradientModality().
Computes the Gaussian kernel used for smoothing.
[in] kernel_size the size of the Gaussian kernel.
[out] kernel_values the destination for the values of the kernel.
Definition at line 300 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
Referenced by pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::processInputData(), pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointRGBT >::setInputCloud(), and pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::~ColorGradientModality().
Computes the max-RGB gradients for the specified cloud.
[in] cloud the cloud for which the gradients are computed.
Definition at line 753 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
References pcl::GradientXY::angle, pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::computeMaxColorGradientsSobel(), pcl::PointCloud< PointT >::height, pcl::GradientXY::magnitude, pcl::PointCloud< PointT >::points, pcl::PointCloud< PointT >::width, pcl::GradientXY::x, and pcl::GradientXY::y.
Referenced by pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::extractAllFeatures(), and pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointRGBT >::setInputCloud().
Computes the max-RGB gradients for the specified cloud using sobel.
Definition at line 840 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
References pcl::GradientXY::angle, pcl::PointCloud< PointT >::height, pcl::GradientXY::magnitude, pcl::PointCloud< PointT >::points, pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::quantizeColorGradients(), pcl::PointCloud< PointT >::width, pcl::GradientXY::x, and pcl::GradientXY::y.
Referenced by pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::computeMaxColorGradients(), pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::processInputData(), and pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointRGBT >::setInputCloud().
[in] mask_in the mask which will be eroded.
[out] mask_out the destination for the eroded mask.
Definition at line 1095 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
References pcl::MaskMap::getHeight(), pcl::MaskMap::getWidth(), and pcl::MaskMap::resize().
Referenced by pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::extractFeatures(), pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::filterQuantizedColorGradients(), and pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointRGBT >::setInputCloud().
Extracts all possible features from the modality within the specified mask.
[in] mask defines the areas where features are searched in.
[in] nr_features IGNORED (TODO: remove this parameter).
[in] modalityIndex the index which is stored in the extracted features.
[out] features the destination for the extracted features.
Definition at line 703 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
References pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::computeMaxColorGradients(), pcl::MaskMap::getHeight(), pcl::MaskMap::getWidth(), pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::Candidate::gradient, pcl::GradientXY::magnitude, pcl::QuantizedMultiModFeature::modality_index, pcl::QuantizedMultiModFeature::quantized_value, pcl::QuantizedMultiModFeature::x, pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::Candidate::x, pcl::QuantizedMultiModFeature::y, and pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::Candidate::y.
Referenced by pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::extractFeatures(), and pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointRGBT >::getMaxColorGradients().
Extracts features from this modality within the specified mask.
[in] nr_features defines the number of features to be extracted (might be less if not sufficient information is present in the modality).
Definition at line 416 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
References pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::DISTANCE_MAGNITUDE_SCORE, pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::erode(), pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::extractAllFeatures(), pcl::MaskMap::getDifferenceMask(), pcl::MaskMap::getHeight(), pcl::MaskMap::getWidth(), pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::Candidate::gradient, pcl::GradientXY::magnitude, pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::MASK_BORDER_EQUALLY, pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::MASK_BORDER_HIGH_GRADIENTS, pcl::QuantizedMultiModFeature::modality_index, pcl::QuantizedMultiModFeature::quantized_value, pcl::QuantizedMultiModFeature::x, pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::Candidate::x, pcl::QuantizedMultiModFeature::y, and pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::Candidate::y.
Referenced by pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointRGBT >::getMaxColorGradients(), and pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::processInputDataFromFiltered().
Definition at line 1025 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
References pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::erode(), pcl::QuantizedMap::getData(), pcl::PCLBase< PointInT >::input_, and pcl::QuantizedMap::resize().
Referenced by pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::processInputData(), pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::quantizeColorGradients(), and pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointRGBT >::setInputCloud().
Returns a point cloud containing the max-RGB gradients.
Definition at line 160 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
Returns a reference to the internally computed quantized map.
Definition at line 146 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
Returns a reference to the internally computed spread quantized map.
Definition at line 153 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
Processes the input data (smoothing, computing gradients, quantizing, filtering, spreading).
Definition at line 346 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
References pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::computeGaussianKernel(), pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::computeMaxColorGradientsSobel(), pcl::filters::Convolution< PointIn, PointOut >::convolve(), pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::filterQuantizedColorGradients(), pcl::PointCloud< PointT >::height, pcl::PCLBase< PointInT >::input_, pcl::PointCloud< PointT >::is_dense, pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::processInputDataFromFiltered(), pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::quantizeColorGradients(), pcl::PointCloud< PointT >::resize(), pcl::filters::Convolution< PointIn, PointOut >::setInputCloud(), pcl::filters::Convolution< PointIn, PointOut >::setKernel(), pcl::QuantizedMap::spreadQuantizedMap(), and pcl::PointCloud< PointT >::width.
Referenced by pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::computeGaussianKernel(), and pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointRGBT >::setInputCloud().
Processes the input data assuming that everything up to filtering is already done/available (so only spreading is performed).
Definition at line 404 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
References pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::extractFeatures(), and pcl::QuantizedMap::spreadQuantizedMap().
Referenced by pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::processInputData(), and pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointRGBT >::setInputCloud().
Definition at line 962 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
References pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::filterQuantizedColorGradients(), pcl::PCLBase< PointInT >::input_, and pcl::QuantizedMap::resize().
Referenced by pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::computeMaxColorGradientsSobel(), pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointInT >::processInputData(), and pcl::ColorGradientModality< PointRGBT >::setInputCloud().
Sets the feature selection method.
[in] method the feature selection method.
Definition at line 123 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
Sets the threshold for the gradient magnitude which is used when quantizing the data.
Gradients with a smaller magnitude are ignored.
[in] threshold the new gradient magnitude threshold.
Definition at line 104 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
Sets the threshold for the gradient magnitude which is used for feature extraction.
Definition at line 114 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
Definition at line 190 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
Sets the spreading size for spreading the quantized data.
Definition at line 130 of file color_gradient_modality.h.
Sets whether variable feature numbers for feature extraction is enabled.
[in] enabled enables/disables variable feature numbers for feature extraction.
Definition at line 139 of file color_gradient_modality.h.


When life is on superfast mode and everything is a blur. This design takes cue from busy days and tight schedules and a gentle reminder to take 5 minutes of time out for a steaming cup. The mugs are microwave safe and should be handwashed only.


We offer the best prices around and will supply online prices to all of our customers. Just call into our fitting centre or visit our online shop. If Catalytic Converters, Exhausts, Tyres, Wheels or Car Parts are what you need, come on in we are ready to assist.
Offering a delivery service to all neighbouring islands, Jersey, Guernsey, Sark, Alderney, Channel Islands. We also service large parts of the UK, with Southampton and Bournemouth only fourty five minutes away, our car parts can be with you in under twenty four hours. Best prices on the Internet!
For Alderney customers we offer a wait while we work service and can assist with roadside breakdowns and recovery requirements. Contact the office anytime of day and we are ready to assist.