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DOVER, Vt. — While much of the Northeast was lamenting the need to dig out from yet another snowstorm, the 3 feet of fluffy snow that fell in the mountains of southern Vermont was welcomed by skiers taking advantage of conditions more common in Colorado than at Eastern resorts.
By Thursday morning, the Mount Snow ski area in Dover had received 31 inches and more was expected.
This week's storm followed another storm last week that dropped heavy wet snow on the mountains.
The snow should set the resort up for solid skiing through the middle of April, said Mount Snow Communications Manager Jamie Storrs, who added that it was warm enough last week for him to go skiing in a T-shirt.


A painted or sculpted panel that either stands on the altar of a church or hangs above it, its primary function being to serve as visual focus during meditation or prayer. Altarpieces created in Italy during the 14th and 15th centuries often have multiple panels that can be opened and closed, as well as pinnacles that imitate the Gothic architectural vocabulary and a predella. An example of this is Pietro Lorenzetti's Virgin and Child with Saints, Annunciation, and Assumption painted for the Pieve di Santa Maria in Arezzo (1320). The Northern examples of the same period can be quite complicated, and open in a series of stages to reveal the interior scenes, as in, for example, Matthias Grünewald 's Isenheim Altarpiece (fin. 1515; Colmar, Musée d'Unterlinden). These polyptychs, as they are called, were usually painted in grisaille in the exterior and with brilliant colors in the interior to add a sense of awe when opened during feast days. In Spain, altarpieces are called retables (in Spanish, retablos) and have panels that remain opened and are often contained in heavy sculptural frames. By the 16th and 17th centuries in Italy, these complex formats were rejected in favor of representations on a single field. In the North, they continued for a longer period, with Peter Paul Rubens' Elevation of the Cross for the Church of St. Walburga in Antwerp (1610-1611), providing an early 17th-century example.
See also San Zeno altarpiece, Verona; St. Lucy altarpiece; Triptych.


How is Holden's physical condition deteriorating in this chapter?
How is Holden's mental condition deteriorating in this chapter?
What indication is there that Holden may be starting to question his own generalizations?
Why does Holden want to be a deaf mute?
Every time he steps down off the curb to pass over a road, he thinks he may just keep falling and evaporate. He asks his dead brother, Allie, to help him. Holden is physically and emotionally debilitated, sweating profusely despite the cold. He is near collapse. Holden's anxiety as he crosses streets on Fifth Avenue is reminiscent of the feelings that he had on his way to Mr. Spencer's home near the end of Chapter 1. There, too, he felt that he was disappearing every time he crossed a road. The terror is related to the horror he feels toward mutability and death.


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Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Receives Order For Two Large Ferries From Shin Nihonkai Ferry
By MI News Network | In: Shipping News | Last Updated on September 30, 2019
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., a Group company of MHI based in Yokohama, has received orders for two large, high-speed ferries from Shin Nihonkai Ferry Co., Ltd.
Watch: Explosion Onboard 'Stolt Groenland'; One Crew Member Injured
By MI News Network | In: Videos | Last Updated on September 30, 2019
Stolt Tankers reports that all fire aboard Stolt Groenland is now reported as extinguished, following an explosion onboard at about 11:00am local time whilst berthed at Yeompo Quay in the port of Ulsan, South Korea.
SHI To Become The First Shipbuilder To Develop COTs Powered By Fuel Cells
SHI received AiP from DNV GL for its A-max tankers using fuel cells with improved efficiency and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
MOL Group Successfully Develops Car Carrier Allocation/Loading Plan With AI
MOL announced that, along with Associate Professor Shunji Umetani of Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Osaka University, they have successfully developed a vessel allocation plan and cargo loading plan for car carriers based on "mathematical optimization," one of the fundamental technologies of AI.
Updates: Bourbon Rhode Sinks In Atlantic; Search For Crew Continues, 3 Rescued, 1 Body Recovered
Rescue operations are continuing to find the other crew members, with significant maritime and air search resources deployed by the French and American authorities.
One Of World's Most Advanced Polar Ship 'RRS Sir David Attenborough' Officially Named
One of the world's most advanced polar research vessels, RRS Sir David Attenborough, has been officially named at a special naming ceremony held at Cammell Laird's Birkenhead, UK, shipyard on Thursday, 26 September 2019.
5 Simple Mistakes Ship Navigators Make That Can Lead To Accidents
By Capt Ashish Joshi | In: Marine Navigation | Last Updated on September 7, 2021
Let's take a look at a few basic seamanship and good navigation practices on ships, which a navigator can use to save the day.
10 Points To Consider When Preparing For Safety Equipment Survey On Ships
By Shilavadra Bhattacharjee | In: Marine Safety | Last Updated on January 19, 2022
The time before the ship safety equipment survey is a hectic one for the crew as several important equipment and systems are required to be checked, overhauled and renewed. Learn about ten important points which ship's crew must not miss when preparing for safety equipment survey.
8 Most Common Problems Found in Ship's Refrigeration System
By Raunek | In: Refrigeration & AC | Last Updated on June 28, 2021
Refrigeration system is one of the most important machinery systems on board ships that requires continuous monitoring and maintenance from ship's engineers. Learn about eight most common problems that are seen in ship's refrigerated system.

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Inner beauty is great, but fabulous hair never hurts! Right, ladies?
In today's harsh weather, one thing we all have trouble with is dry and rough hair.
To fight this problem and get soft and luscious hair, you need to have0 the right kind of shampoo.
With shampooing comes great hair, and with knowledge of the best shampoos in the market comes wisdom of hair care.
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With the fusion of three traditional oils and three exotic oils, this product is indeed every girl's best friend.
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Did you ever imagine that an ingredient lying in your kitchen would be a blessing to your hair?
WOW, Apple Cider Vinegar Shampoo is an organic shampoo enriched with natural apple cider vinegar extracted from the pure Himalayan apples.
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Honey is the special ingredient in this product that helps in adding shine to your hair.
The rich fatty acids in almond oil will help in nourishing hair thoroughly.
Infused with water-resistant Camellia flower, Matrix Biolage Smooth Proof Shampoo is perfect to go product for frizzy and unmanageable hair.
This product claims to provide frizz-free hair and acts as a smoothening agent even in the summer.
This paraben-free shampoo polishes your hair and creates a protective layer around it against pollutants.
If you have coloured hair and are looking for the perfect shampoo, choose this product as it is colour resistant.
Are you vexed with chemicals products and are frantically searching for an organic product as a substitute?
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With the powerful yet combination of henna leaves, soap nuts, Brahmi, liquorice root, and aam beej, this shampoo will undoubtedly work great on your hair.
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With Fishbowl Inventory's SDK (software development kit), you can set up your shopping cart to integrate seamlessly with Fishbowl.
Also if you use a Magento website, the integration can be done instantaneously through the Fishbowl inventory management software.If you prefer another option, you can use Fishbowl current imports and exports to exchange large amounts of data between Fishbowl and your shopping cart or website. See our shopping cart integration page for a list of shopping cart software programs Fishbowl integrates with.
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A good resource on the PUP header can be found [https://playstationdev.wiki/psvitadevwiki/index.php?title=Playstation_Update_Package_(PUP) HERE].
It is a mistake to try to connect a file entry ID to any specific file. A better way of organizing the update contents is through the extracted [[SCE]] encrypted file header. Nevertheless, there are certain file entry IDs that have been linked with the same data throughout all observed update packages.
| 0x0 || 0x6 || Magic "SCEWM\0"


Darryl Hottinger graduated from the University of Arizona with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. He received his Juris Doctorate from the University of Arizona College of Law where he was a member of the Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law and a recipient of the Dean's Achievement Award. He is licensed to practice law in Arizona and California.
Mr. Hottinger began his legal career as an appellate attorney for the California Department of Justice where he successfully defended more than forty criminal appeals on behalf of the State of California. His published opinions include People v. Garcia (2002) 28 Cal.4th 1166 (conviction of shooter is not a prerequisite for enhancing sentence of defendant who aided and abetted in felony involving firearm) and People v. Cleveland (2001) 87 Cal.App.4th 263 (trial court, rather than jury, may determine defendant's intent in committing multiple offenses for purpose of imposing consecutive sentences).
Mr. Hottinger went on to practice civil litigation and appellate law at firms in Los Angeles and Santa Barbara. He has extensive experience in complex civil litigation, business litigation, personal injury litigation, and surety matters. He has represented clients throughout the state of California and has successfully tried cases to verdict in the counties of Los Angeles, San Francisco, Alameda, and Contra Costa.
At Beach Cowdrey Jenkins, LLP Mr. Hottinger primarily represents health care providers, including physicians, nurses, skilled nursing facilities, and residential care facilities, against claims of medical malpractice, elder abuse, personal injury, and wrongful death.
Mr. Hottinger is admitted to practice before all California state courts as well as the United States District Court – Central District of California. He is a member of the Santa Barbara County Bar Association, the Los Angeles County Bar Association, and the William L. Gordon Inn of Court. He lives in Ventura with his wife and three children.


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Setting words to music: An empirical investigation concerning effects of phoneme on the experience of interval size
Russo, F. A. & Thompson, W., Aug 2006, Abstracts - 9th International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition. 6th Triennial Conference of the European Society for the Cognitive Sciences of Music. Baroni, M., Addessi, A. R., Caterina, R. & Costa, M. (eds.). Bononia University Press, p. 400-401 2 p.
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › Research › peer-review
Sexual partner preferences: Evolutionary imperative, emotional attachment or hedonism?
Najman, J. M., Dunne, M. P., Purdie, D. M., Boyle, F. M. & Coxeter, P. D., 11 Oct 2006, In: Marriage and Family Review. 40, 1, p. 5-23 19 p.
Should an oral glucose tolerance test be performed routinely in all renal transplant recipients?
Armstrong, K. A., Prins, J. B., Beller, E. M., Campbell, S. B., Hawley, C. M., Johnson, D. W. & Isbel, N. M., Jan 2006, In: Journal of the American Society of Nephrology : JASN. 1, 1, p. 100-108 9 p.
Simple and accurate one-sided inference based on a class of M-estimators
Stern, S. E., Dec 2006, In: Biometrika. 93, 4, p. 973-987 15 p.
Singapore's foray into casinos: A triadic exchange relationship
Kale, S. & Spence, M. T., 2006, In: Euro Asia Journal of Management. 16, 2, p. 85-106 22 p.
Sir Owen Dixon
Carney, G. & Corkery, J., 2006, In: Owen Dixon Society eJournal. 4, 6 p.
Software Reliability Enhancement Through Error-Prone Path Identification using Genetic Algorithms
Birt, J. R., 2006, 199 p.
Specific food intake, fat and fiber intake, and behavioral correlates of BMI among overweight and obese members of a managed care organization
Linde, J. A., Utter, J., Jeffery, R. W., Sherwood, N. E., Pronk, N. P. & Boyle, R. G., 26 Nov 2006, In: International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity. 3, 42.
Spinal manipulation for primary and secondary dysmenorrhoea.
Proctor, M. L., Hing, W., Johnson, T. C., Murphy, P. A. & Brown, J., 24 Oct 2006, In: Cochrane database of systematic reviews (Online). 3, CD002119.
Splenic endothelial cell lines support development of dendritic cells from bone marrow
Despars, G. & O'Neill, H. C., Jun 2006, In: Stem Cells. 24, 6, p. 1496-1504 9 p.
Sport rules - OK? A study of media usage in 2005
Patching, R., 2006, p. 1-18. 18 p.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › Research › peer-review
Burke, L., Barnard, J., Shaw, G. & Cox, G., 1 Sep 2006, In: Nutrition and Dietetics. 63, 3, p. 183-187 5 p.
Statin therapy is associated with fewer deaths in patients with bacteraemia
Kruger, P., Fitzsimmons, K., Cook, D., Jones, M. & Nimmo, G., Jan 2006, In: Intensive Care Medicine. 32, 1, p. 75-79 5 p.
Statutory remedies and equitable remedies
Dietrich, J. & Middleton, T., 2006, In: Australian Bar Review. 28, 2, p. 136-170 35 p.
Stepping out: Improving bone strength, treating osteoporosis in seniors
Mcguire, T. & Wood, C., 23 Nov 2006, In: Pharmacy News. 23/NOV, p. 17-21 5 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Magazine Article › Research
Streamlining total quality management
Schneider, A. & Langston, C. A., 2006, p. 1-15. 15 p.
Subgroup analyses in individual patient data meta-analyses require improvement
Koopman, L., Van der Heijden, G. J. M. G., Glasziou, P. P., Grobbee, D. E. & Rovers, M. M., 2006, In: European Journal of Epidemiology. 21, 1suppl, p. 72-73 2 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Meeting Abstract › Research › peer-review
Submission in response to the Spam Act 2003 and Related Parts of the Telecommunications Act 1997
Australian Privacy Foundation & Svantesson, D. J. B., 2006, 7 p. Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts.
Research output: Other contribution › Submission to government › Research
Supporting organ transplantation in non-resident aliens within limits
Bramstedt, K. A., 2006, In: Ethics and Medicine. 22, 2, p. 75-81 7 p.
Supporting research in primary care: Are practice-based research networks the missing link?
Zwar, N. A., Weller, D. P., McCloughan, L. & Traynor, V. J., 17 Jul 2006, In: Medical Journal of Australia. 185, 2, p. 110-113 4 p.
Sustainability Frameworks for Transit Oriented Development in South East Queensland
Bajracharya, B. & Khan, S., 2006, Queensland Geographical Perspectives. Childs, I. & Hudson, B. (eds.). Milton : The Royal Geographical Society of Queensland Inc, p. 31-54 24 p.
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › Research › peer-review
Sydney Opera House nomination by the Government of Australia for inscription on the World Heritage List
Carter, A. (ed.) & Bronwyn, H. (ed.), 2006, Canberra: Department of the Environment and Heritage. 116 p.
Research output: Book/Report › Scholarly edition › Research › peer-review
Systematic review and meta-analysis of the use of fibrin sealant to prevent seroma formation after breast cancer surgery
Carless, P. A. & Henry, D. A., Jul 2006, In: British Journal of Surgery. 93, 7, p. 810-819 10 p.
Teaching and learning class: Lectures and tutorials
Wade, J., 19 Oct 2006
Research output: Other contribution › Research
Teaching tip: The invisible hand of randomisation
Sanders, S., Feb 2006, In: Evidence-Based Medicine. 11, 1, p. 5 1 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Comment/debate/opinion › Professional › peer-review
Testing vickery's revenue equivalence theory in construction auctions
Drew, D. S. & Skitmore, M., Apr 2006, In: Journal of Construction Engineering and Management. 132, 4, p. 425-428 4 p.
The 2003 SARS outbreak: Global challenges and innovative infection control measures
Murphy, C., 1 Jan 2006, In: Online Journal of Issues in Nursing. 11, 1, 5.
The A1A/L -Adrenoceptor subtype mediates contraction of the internal anal sphincter to noradrenaline
Chess-Williams, R., Shorthouse, A. & Hausman, N., 2006, In: Neurourology and Urodynamics. 26, 6, p. 593-594 2 p., 70.
The acute effects of a single set of contrast preloading on a loaded countermovement jump training session
Clark, R. A., Bryant, A. L. & Reaburn, P., Feb 2006, In: Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. 20, 1, p. 162-166 5 p.
The applicability of the Jus in Bello rules of international humanitarian law to the use of outer space
Freeland, S., 2006, 57th International Astronautical Congress, IAC 2006. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Inc. (AIAA), p. 10940-10949 10 p.
The beauty of Bhutan
Grenby, M., 2006, In: Courier Mail, Brisbane.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Newspaper Article › Research
The Development of Musical Abilities
Thompson, W. F. & Glenn Schellenberg, E., 2 Mar 2006, MENC Handbook of Musical Cognition and Development. Colwell, R. (ed.). Oxford University Press, p. 124–164
The dilemma of alcohol use by potential living liver donors
Bramstedt, K. A., Stowe, J. & Lemberg, B., 1 Mar 2006, In: Progress in Transplantation. 16, 1, p. 24-27 4 p.
The EBM journal selection process: how to find the 1 in 400 valid and highly relevant new research articles
Glasziou, P., Aug 2006, In: Evidence-Based Medicine. 11, 4, p. 101
Research output: Contribution to journal › Comment/debate/opinion › Research › peer-review
The effect of B-adrenoceptor agonists on detrusor contraction in the presence and absence of urothelium
Murakami, S., Chapple, C. R., Akino, H. & Chess-Williams, R., 2006, In: Neurourology and Urodynamics. 25, 6, p. 581-582 2 p., 60.
The effect of resting tension, ph and temperature on urothelium-derived inhibitory factor attenuation of detrusor contractility
Cross, R. L., Chapple, C. R. & Chess-Williams, R., 2006, In: Neurourology and Urodynamics. 25, 6, p. 580-581 2 p.
The establishment of structures and processes for the safe and effective clinical placement of nursing students
Henerson, A., Forrester, K. & Heel, A., 2006, In: Nurse Education in Practice. 6, 5, p. 275-280 6 p., 1471-5953.
The fallacy of accuracy in criminal profiling
Petherick, W. A., 2006, Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling. Petherick, W. (ed.). Burlington, MA: Academic Press Inc., p. 53-65 13 p.
The fate of papers rejected by Australian Family Physician
Green, R. & Del Mar, C., Aug 2006, In: Australian Family Physician. 35, 8, p. 655-6 2 p.
The Fight against Disease Mongering: Generating Knowledge for Action
Moynihan, R. & Henry, D., Apr 2006, In: PLoS Medicine. 3, 4, p. 425-428 4 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Education › peer-review
The first boat people
Webb, S. G., 2006, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 336 p. (Cambridge studies in biological and evolutionary anthropology; vol. no. 47)
The Gate frame: Critical appraisal with pictures
Jackson, R., Ameratunga, S., Broad, J., Connor, J., Lethaby, A., Robb, G., Wells, S., Glasziou, P. & Heneghan, C., 2006, In: Evidence-Based Nursing. 9, 3, p. 68-71 4 p.
Jackson, R., Ameratunga, S., Broad, J., Connor, J., Lethaby, A., Robb, G., Wells, S., Glasziou, P. & Heneghan, C., 2006, In: ACP Journal Club. 144, 2, p. A8-11
Research output: Contribution to journal › Editorial › Research
Jackson, R., Ameratunga, S., Broad, J., Connor, J., Lethaby, A., Robb, G., Wells, S., Glasziou, P. & Heneghan, C., Apr 2006, In: Evidence-Based Medicine. 11, 2, p. 35-38 4 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Short survey › Research › peer-review
The impact of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) on language function: More than meets the eye?
Whelan, B. M. & Murdoch, B. E., 2006, In: Brain and Language. 99, 1-2, p. 183-184 2 p.
The impacts of recreational four-wheel driving on the abundance of the ghost crab (Ocypode cordimanus) on a subtropical sandy beach in SE Queensland
Moss, D. & McPhee, D. P., Jan 2006, In: Coastal Management. 34, 1, p. 133-140 8 p.
The implications of blending specialist active equity fund management
Gallagher, D. R. & Gardner, P., May 2006, In: Journal of Asset Management. 7, 1, p. 31-48 18 p.
The influence of dopamine on semantic activation in Parkinson's disease: Evidence from a multipriming task
Angwin, A. J., Copland, D. A., Chenery, H. J., Murdoch, B. E. & Silburn, P. A., May 2006, In: Neuropsychology. 20, 3, p. 299-306 8 p.
The legal implications of geo-identification
Svantesson, D. J. B., 2006, In: Yearbook of New Zealand Jurisprudence. 9, p. 279-287 9 p.
The marginalisation of racial discourses in Australian legal education
James, N., 2006, In: Legal Education Review. 16, 1, p. 55-74 20 p.
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Monday Open Thread: June 6, 2016
It's a new week, and OTAs continue, come join in the discussion.
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Merry Monday, everyone! I had a great weekend, I hope you did too. The wind was insane, so I got zero fishing done, but I got a ton of yard projects checked off the list. We also celebrated my uncle's 95th birthday party (still going strong, it must be something in the whisky).
The world said goodbye to the greatest.
The Vikings 2016 training camp could get cut short.
John Sullivan has slimmed down for his 2016 comeback.
A judge will rule on the sign dispute between Wells Fargo and the team by June 24.
Matt Kalil is feeling good entering this season. Judging by comments over the past few months, fans aren't feeling so good about Kalil. I hope he proves us wrong. Him getting to even league average would be a massive contribution to arguably the most important position on the O line.
Chris posted a thread where you can submit your idea for the unofficial nickname for U.S. Bank Stadium.
Rhett Ellison expects to be ready for training camp, as in, this year's training camp. I'd be shocked and utterly impressed if he's able to accomplish that.
Vikings news from elsewhere:
The Vikings announce report date and night practice details for training camp.
Laquon Treadwell is showing off his work ethic and toughness. I've been high on this kid (as most of you know), and watching him work & compete tells me I've been right about him.
A certificate of occupancy for U.S. Bank Stadium was awarded. That's a good thing, it wouldn't be very good if people weren't allowed in the building.
Some cool news about the 11th annual Vikings playground build from Lindsey Young.
Laquon Treadwell was wired for sound & wore a helmet cam in OTAs.
They have a synopsis of the best of OTAs 4-6.
Souhan at the Strib is impressed with Rick & Co.'s free agent approach & selection.
From ESPN, Matt Kalil said his knees are pain-free heading into the season.
Around the NFL:
From NFL.com, Aqib Talib was hospitalized after being shot in the leg in Dallas. Just a thought, but if you're making millions, why not hang out in the parts of town where you probably won't get shot?
Here's a shocker, NFL.com is saying that all signs are pointing to a rebound season for the Cowboys. In the last couple decades, I honestly don't recall a season where the talking heads looked at the Cowboys in the pre-season & didn't predict great things from them.
Clay Matthews is moving back to his 'most natural position', per NFL.com.
Sigh, looks like I picked the wrong weekend to stop drinking. Despite a nice effort by Nolasco, the Twins fell to the Rays on Friday 2-4. Santana was roughed up a little on Saturday, and the Twins couldn't pick him up, they lost to the Rays again, 4-7. Ugh, Jepsen. Yesterday, the Twins' bats actually showed up a bit, as they put 5 runs on the board, however, 5 is less than 7, and that's what the Rays scored, so the notch went in the "L" column once more. The Twins had tied the game up in the 8th, but then Jepsen happened........again.
Freezer watch: The Twins are on top of the Braves by technicality. They share the same record, but the Twins had the most recent lead, so they stay on top on our freezer. At least they're ahead in something.
With that, we come to today's media selection. Thanks to usedrobotsalesman for the suggestion/request. Here's something I'd have never listened to if it weren't brought up. Keep 'em coming, I never know what to play here, and there's only so many drunk people videos out there.


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UPDATED: A Netflix for pirates is back
By Komando Staff, Komando.com March 17th, 2014
Any fan of Netflix knows that while it has more shows than you have time to watch, it also doesn't have the newest releases. Where do you turn if you want to watch Frozen, Gravity, Hunger Games or Captain Phillips?
Popcorn Time is exactly like Netflix, but it has the latest movies - some still in theaters. However, it's debatable whether or not the site is completely legal.
The site works by streaming torrents, which is what happens on sites like The Pirate Bay. However, the developers call it a free and open-source project, so the legal ramifications of using the site are yet to be seen.
From Time:
Popcorn Time's creators are quick to acknowledge the legal dangers. A disclaimer, warning that it may be illegal in your country to download copyrighted material, appears on the Popcorn Time website and again in the app itself. Movie studios have been known to monitor torrent traffic and sue individual file sharers, so Popcorn Time isn't necessarily safe unless you're using a virtual private network to mask your whereabouts.
But the creators aren't particularly worried about the movie industry hounding them. "We don't expect legal issues," a developer named Sebastian told TorrentFreak. "We don't host anything, and none of the developers makes any money. There are no ads, no premium accounts, and no subscription fees or anything like that. It's an experiment to learn and share."
Click here to see the full article from TIME.
Update: In the wake of increased scrutiny and copyright claims, the founders of Popcorn Time decided to shut down the site. From a statement:
Popcorn Time is shutting down today. Not because we ran out of energy, commitment, focus or allies. But because we need to move on with our lives.
Our experiment has put us at the doors of endless debates about piracy and copyright, legal threats and the shady machinery that makes us feel in danger for doing what we love. And that's not a battle we want a place in.
Update #2: It's back online - for now at least. A new cadre of coders used the Popcorn Time open source framework to construct the next generation of copyright-infringing streaming video player. This time, they claim it "will never be taken down." From the new Time 4 Popcorn site:
In the next few weeks our team and the incredible open source community are going to add some awesome features to the app and to make it almost perfect. Meanwhile, you can download the original app and be sure that file will never be taken down.
Other piracy advocates have made such a bold claim before and been unable to follow through. How long will Time 4 Popcorn last? Only time will tell.
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The possible use of nanostructured silicon carbide for the manufacturing of chemiresistive gas sensors with high selectivity towards sulfur dioxide has been recently explored. In this work, we take this topic a step further with an in-depth investigation on the role played by the oxidation process occurring on the surface of silicon carbide nanoparticles during the detection of SO2. This study starts by understanding the oxidation process at different temperatures and subsequently investigates the reaction mechanism of SO2, in both dry and wet atmosphere, at the optimal working temperature for the sensor operation. The device was characterized using a diffuse reflectance infrared Fourier transform spectroscopy setup capable of working in operando conditions with a dedicated electronics for the simultaneous monitoring of surface chemical reactions on the sensing film together with its electrical activity. This work demonstrates that the oxidation of silicon carbide nanoparticles is at the core of the modification of the overall electrical characteristics of the device. It was also proved that the exposure to SO2 increases the oxidation rate of the silicon carbide film in working conditions. Moreover, it was observed that this behavior is magnified by the presence of humidity. Finally, a proposed sensing mechanism is suggested highlighting a mainly ionic electrical conduction, in which working conditions play a fundamental role in affecting the concentration and mobility of charge carriers.
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On Saturday 8th November at 7:00pm on the Parish Hall. Places are limited so make sure to get your tickets available after weekend Masses. Adults £7.50 Children £4:00. Come along and tantalise your tastebuds.
This entry was posted in Parish Events and tagged Asian Night on November 1, 2014 by stdavidandstpatrick.


Last week for two consecutive days while walking from Benpres Building to Tektite, I was greeted "Good Morning, Sir!" by a security guard of Benpres. Not only was I surprised, I felt good being greeted by a stranger. Security guards from our building should be like him.


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John Milledge (1757-1818)
Barton Myers, Texas Tech University, Lubbock,
Political Career
John Milledge
Milledge was one of the most important political figures in Georgia during the Revolutionary War (1775-83) and early national period, holding positions as governor, congressman for four terms in the U.S. House of Representatives, and president pro tempore in the U.S. Senate. Milledge, one of the party who seized British colonial governor James Wright at Savannah in January 1776, was also a principal figure in the organization of the University of Georgia. Milledge was on the committee that decided the location of the institution, and he later purchased and donated the land on which the university and the town of Athens now stand.
Born in Savannah in 1757 and descended from one of the first families to immigrate to the Georgia colony, Milledge received the best education that his family's affluence could provide. His father, John Milledge Sr., was a captain of the colonial Rangers in Georgia and directed his son into military service as a cadet Ranger. As a young man, Milledge was privately tutored and studied law. After admission to the bar, he practiced law at the colonial seat of power in Savannah.
In May 1775 Milledge's ardent support of the patriot cause led to his involvement in the seizure of the British colonial government's magazine in Savannah. On the eve of the Revolutionary War, Milledge, along with patriots Joseph Clay, William Gibbons, Joseph Habersham, Noble W. Jones, and Edward Telfair, seized 600 pounds of gunpowder and subsequently stored the captured ordnance in their cellars. Following the theft, the governor and British Council in Savannah put a price of 150 pounds on the head of each patriot involved; none of the men were captured or turned over to the British authorities. Savannah's patriot community later asserted that the gunpowder Milledge and his cohorts secured from the arsenal was sent north and used by patriot troops at the Battle of Bunker Hill. When British troops seized Savannah in 1778, Milledge fled to South Carolina. His military service during the war was distinguished; he served in the forces of Count Charles Henri d'Estaing and General Benjamin Lincoln during the Siege of Savannah and also fought at Augusta. Milledge ultimately rose to the rank of colonel in the Georgia militia. Among his many endeavors during the conflict was the development of a way to extract oil from the benne seed, which was later used as a substitute for olive oil during the English blockade.
In 1780 Milledge formally entered public service as the attorney general of Georgia. In 1789-90 he served in the Georgia General Assembly. In 1792 he was elected as a Jeffersonian Democratic Republican to the Second U.S. Congress. Milledge replaced the flamboyant General Anthony Wayne, whose seat had been declared vacant by the body in 1792. Elected to two full terms in the Fourth and Fifth U.S. Congresses, he served from 1795 to 1799. He entered the Seventh Congress in March 1801 and subsequently served as the chairman of the committee on elections in that body. Milledge, however, resigned before his term ended in order to run for governor of Georgia in 1802.
In 1801 Milledge (who was still a member of the Seventh Congress), Abraham Baldwin, and James Jackson were appointed commissioners to represent the state of Georgia in negotiations with the U.S. government over Georgia's western frontier. In 1802 the three men ceded the state's western lands to the United States.
Later that year, in November 1802, Milledge was elected governor and immediately set out to strengthen state institutions that would make Georgia's frontier more stable and secure. During his administration, a road was built through Cherokee territory into Tennessee, which enabled better communication and trade with the interior of the new country. Governor Milledge also reorganized the Georgia militia to make it more efficient, an act that put him at odds with other members of the Democratic Republican Party. He also sought ways to alleviate Georgia's debts, the most successful of which was the sale of Georgia's land to settlers. Although Milledge thought that the land was sold too cheaply, he signed into law the first land lottery in the history of the state, which helped to distribute territory seized from Georgia's Creek and Cherokee populations.
In 1804 the state legislature appropriated funds to build a new capital, which was named Milledgeville in his honor. Milledgeville served as the capital of the state for most of the nineteenth century. Milledge left the governor's office in 1806 and returned to national politics. He was elected by the Georgia legislature to the U.S. Senate and took his seat in June 1806. During the Tenth Congress, he served as president pro tempore of the Senate, ultimately resigning his seat in November 1809 to return to Georgia, where his wife, Martha Galphin Milledge, was gravely ill. Milledge spent the next decade at his plantation, Sand Hills, near Augusta. During his final years, Milledge spent much of his time devising new farming methods, especially in the areas of animal husbandry and horticulture. He died at his plantation on February 9, 1818, and is buried in Summerville Cemetery.
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Barbara B. Brown, "John Milledge, Patriot, Politician, Philanthropist, 1757-1818" (master's thesis, Georgia State University, 1980).
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Harriett Milledge Salley, ed., Correspondence of John Milledge: Governor of Georgia, 1802-1806 (Columbia, S.C.: privately printed, 1949).
Myers, Barton. "John Milledge (1757-1818)." New Georgia Encyclopedia. 15 September 2014. Web. 14 January 2020.
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As Christians we rejoice for Jesus Christ is Lord. God is King. Sin and death have been defeated. At the same time, we mustn't succumb to a "cheap grace" interpretation of Christianity, whereby Christ is risen and all is well. As Julian of Norwich said, "All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well." Notice the future tense!
The definitive battle has been won, but the war continues. St. Paul knew this well. His strategy, as we know, was to go to synagogues first, for the message he had was a distinctively Jewish message: that the long-awaited Messiah had come.
Many Jews listened – and this was the beginning of Paul's church. We hear that in Antioch practically the whole city gathered to listen to Paul and Barnabas. But "when the Jews saw the crowds, they were filled with jealousy and with violent abuse contradicted what Paul said." Please don't fall into an anti-Semitic trap here, for many of the Jews did listen to him. But from the beginning, this message was opposed.
Why? The most basic reason is that acknowledging the Lordship of Jesus means that your life has to change. For many this is liberating good news, but for others it is a tremendous threat. If Jesus is Lord, my ego cannot be Lord. My country cannot be Lord. My convictions or culture cannot be Lord.
We're up against a great mystery here. We are called to announce the good news to everyone, but not everyone will listen. Once we've done our work, we should move on and not obsess about those who won't listen. Why do some respond and some don't? Finally, that's up to God.


Katastari: Katastari is a traditional village southwest of the beach resorts of Alykes and Alykanas. In Katastari, which is located 16 kilometres northwest of Zakynthos Town, live 1300 inhabitants. The village is surrounded by green olive groves. The houses are built on the slopes of a hill, next to the main road. Every year on 15 August, Mother Mary is celebrated, there is a great festival in honor of her assumption into heaven, it is always accompanied by music, dancing and good food. In Pigadakia village, which is located two kilometres south of Katastari, there is the Verzagio Ethnological museum. In this museum objects can be seen that the residents of Zakynthos used in the past centuries such as kitchen utensils, agricultural objects, gardening tools, clothing and much more. From Katastari you can take scenic walks to the villages in the region. The nature is very beautiful and very green. You can also visit the monastery of Agios Ioannis Prodromos which lies 3 kilometres north of Katastari.
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We have a tradition in our family where the kids draw names and make each other gifts for Christmas. They love making them and they love receiving them. They can only spend $5 or less for materials. This is what we came up with this year. These were the first gifts they opened on Christmas Eve.
Bradley got a Chinese Chess game from Wendy. Daddy helped with this one.
Sarah got a solitaire "Cracker Barrel" peg game from Bradley. Daddy helped with this one too.
Wendy got a golf tee Tic Tac Toe game from Jason. Daddy helped with this one as well.
Jason got a scripture case with his name in silver glitter letters from Rachel. I helped on this one. I just used David's old scripture case that wasn't being used.
Rachel got a beaded necklace and bracelet from Emily. The beads were a birthday gift for Emily and she was so pleased to put them to use. I wish I had a better picture of it.
George got a ribbon pacifier holder from Sarah. I helped with this one. I wasn't sure what we were going to use for the clip, but one day we were in a parking lot and there was the perfect clip on the ground as a stepped out of the car. It's the kind that are usually on name badges. I cleaned it, and it was perfect.


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Festival de Jazz Desjardins and other free jazz concerts come to Aylmer in July
Listeners enjoy the free outdoor festival experience at The Festival de Jazz Desjardins in Aylmer. It returns from July 24-27. Brett Delmage, ©2011
This story is about the 2013 festival. Read about this year's (2015) festival.
The Festival de Jazz Desjardins in Aylmer (Gatineau), which runs from July 24 to 27, 2013, is focusing on vocalists this year, with performances by Montreal singer Coral Egan, Ottawa vocalist Renée Yoxon, and Toronto's The Sicilian Jazz Project featuring the rich voice of Dominic Mancuso.
But instrumentals won't be ignored, with a performance by a trio that includes Ottawa percussionist Jesse Stewart and Toronto baritone saxophonist David Mott.
The festival, which is free to attend, is now in its 27th year. It is presented outdoors in le Parc de l'Imaginaire, immediately opposite the Aylmer Marina and beside Le Centre d'expostion L'Imagier (9 Front Street, in the Aylmer sector of Gatineau). [view map]
Listeners should bring their own lawn chairs or blankets, because seating is not provided. And they should hope for clear skies, because concerts are canceled in the event of rain.
The first three Wednesdays in July preceding the festival will also see music in the park, sponsored by the city of Gatineau.
Each of the three jazz/world music groups also prominently features vocals. They include
the trio of local jazz guitarist René Gely, presenting his Pulse Mondiale project (July 10)
Montreal's Pierre Kwenders (July 3) whose singing is influenced by Congolese rumba (soundcloud.com/realpierrekwenders)
Montreal's Wesli Band (July 17), which plays Afro-beat, roots, and reggae (www.myspace.com/weslimusic)
Jazz vocalist Coral Egan (July 24) was nominated for a Juno and won a Felix for her first two albums. Her latest album, The Year He Drove Me Crazy [2012], is centered thematically on relationships, specifically on the effects of romantic love and the complications of blended families. Its influences include "California soul, singer- songwriter and indie-rock, while retaining Egan's distinctive jazz-inflected vocal style". (www.theyearhedrovemecrazy.com/)
Renée Yoxon (July 25) is a strong presence on the Ottawa jazz scene, with a regular Monday night show at the Mercury Lounge and many different ensembles and projects. In 2012, she performed a tribute concert to American jazz songwriter/pianist Dave Frishberg at the NAC Fourth Stage, and released her second album, Here We Go Again, in collaboration with pianist/arranger Mark Ferguson. Yoxon's Gentlemen Friends is the band she has put together to play at swing dances – expect music that will get you up and moving! (reneeyoxon.com)
Jesse Stewart (July 26) is a multi-talented drummer and percussionist, who won a Juno in 2012 as a member of the Stretch Orchestra. He has played with many of the greats of improvised music and free jazz, including Hamid Drake, Pauline Oliveros, Michael Snow, George Lewis, and Joe McPhee. Stewart is also known for the sheer originality of his instruments, including those made of ice, fire, stone, and water, and is the only musician to have incorporated the waterphone into jazz compositions. He'll be playing with two Toronto musicians: baritone saxophonist David Mott (last seen here at the 2012 Ottawa Jazz Festival) and bassist Rob Clutton (last seen here playing with Nick Fraser at the 2013 Ottawa Winter Jazz Festival. Clutton has also performed at IMOO with Lina Allemano's Titanium Trio). (www.jessestewart.ca/)
The Sicilian Jazz Project (July 27) reflects Toronto jazz guitarist Michael Occhipinti's own family heritage. Starting with field recordings of Sicilian folk music made by musicologist Alan Lomax in 1954, Occhipinti reinterpreted that music as a mix of global genres, modern jazz, and even chamber music. The project was last heard in Ottawa at the 2008 Ottawa Jazz Festival, and the CD received a Juno nomination in 2009.
Occhipinti has continued to present the project world-wide and add new material ever since. The ensemble has included his brother Roberto on bass, Kevin Turcotte (trumpet), Ernie Tollar (saxophones and flutes), Barry Romberg (drums), Louis Simao (accordion), and vocalists Maryem Tollar and Dominic Mancuso.
The concerts start at 7:30 p.m. Le Parc de l'Imaginaire is easily accessible by bicycle from the NCC recreational paths along the Ottawa River (cross at the Champlain Bridge from Ottawa, It's an enjoyable ride along the river, about an hour long - but remember to bring lights for the trip home. You can also reach the park by automobile and by Outaouais public transit service, STO (info: 819-770-3242).
How to get to the park by STO (many thanks to Marie Fleming and Jeff Gleeson for the directions):
"Pour se rendre au parc de l'Imaginaire et en revenir, il faut prendre l'autobus 59 à Ottawa, transférer au parc-O-bus Rivermead (fin de la ligne 59) et prendre l'autobus 51 jusqu'à la rue Front où se trouve le parc. Il suffit d'utiliser le planificateur de trajet pour trouver les horaires. Pour l'autobus en fin de soirée: l'autobus 51 est aux 30 minutes, à et vingt et moins dix. L'autobus 59 part du parc-O-bus Rivermead à et huit et et trente-huit."
"Getting there from Ottawa – take any STO bus heading West on Wellington with a number starting with 4 or 5 (ex. 46, 59) to Rivermead Station. From Rivermead, take the 51. One leaves Rivermead 7:08 pm and stops across from the park at 7:22 pm. Getting back – catch a 51 heading South on Rue Front to Rivermead. They come every half hour. Take a 59 from Rivermead back to Ottawa."
For more information: www.limagier.qc.ca/parc-en.html
– Alayne McGregor
Read the OttawaJazzScene.ca reviews of these concerts:
Renée Yoxon and her Gentlemen Friends swing the park (review)
The Jesse Stewart Trio sparks everyone's imagination (review)
The Sicilian Jazz Project reached the audience's hearts (and made them dance)
Read previous OttawaJazzScene.ca stories on Le Festival de Jazz Desjardins
Pssst! Jazz in Aylmer in July and August!
Read OttawaJazzScene.ca stories on musicians performing at the festival this year
David Mott's Journey to the Land of Oz
A musical preview of Renée Yoxon's and Mark Ferguson's new CD
Hamid Drake and Jesse Stewart fill GigSpace with complex sounds
Festival de Jazz du Parc de L'Imaginaire


Our ministry incorporates four distinctive principles. We measure everything we undertake to ensure they line up with these essentials.
As human beings, we are created to be relational beings, in relationship with God and each other (Gen 2:18). We are designed to learn from and with each other and to support each other to discover our God-given identity and purpose. We need each other to help discover our God-given identity and to learn to progress through the God-directed process of purification (as iron sharpens iron).
God has a unique plan for each person's life (Jer 29:11). Each person will be help to account for their own life (Gen 9:5, Rom 12:14). Therefore, the path and plan for each person is unique and individual. We strive to help each person to discover their life purpose and develop an Individual Wholeness Plan that helps them to cooperate with the Holy Spirit (Rom 8:14).
Although there are many, many people who need this type of a process, not everybody is ready for it (milk not solid food). Therefore, participants in our programs must demonstrate not only a desire, but also an ability to work a self-directed program.
All parts of the body are necessary for full and healthy functioning (Rom 12:1-8, 1 Cor 12:12-14). Therefore, while recognizing practical limitations, we strive to develop groups that include people with diverse backgrounds, experiences, spiritual gifts and current levels of spiritual maturity.
Please contact us with your questions, thoughts, ideas and desires.


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Marvin Mitchelson Victim of Lawyering Remora – Investigative Reporting by John J Nazarian
June 5, 2013 Celebrities, Desperate Exes, Divorce Hollywood Style, High Profile Trials, John J Nazarian 1 Comment
Marvin Mitchelson the Father of Palimony has been dead for almost 10 years….I worked on a couple of issues for Marvin a couple of years before his death. And I am here to thank god that Marvin never owed me any money! LOL I and a few hundred others attended his funeral at Hillside Memorial Park, September 2004. Hillside Memorial Park was a part of the Harry Groman empire where I worked as a young man as an apprentice embalmer, a very very long time ago. I would be fired for doing something or most likely saying something as I had little control of my verbal efforts back then as I do today! Telling someone what I thought or think has never been a weak point for me and I do not believe I ever regretted having that ability.
Marvin was a character and one of this countries greatest lawyers in his prime. Some would say that at times a complete con in his later years, Hmmm not sure about the latter. I would rather say that he was flamboyant, however when he was on, he was all the way on I had the opportunity to be with him in Van Nuys and I got to see the magic first hand. In Marvin's day he was one of the best, and invented the term 'palimony'. At one point in his career Marvin would lose his license and be sent to Federal prison for tax fraud, he did two years. While he was without a license and obviously with no office there was still value in Marvin's practice, that was the phone # "it never stopped ringing". Prior to being sent to prison he had his license suspended, this had to be a terrible fall from grace, as he loved what he did and loved the attention even more.
Marvin himself would get played as it was that he too played with the wealthy and did a great job at times. Marvin also realized that he had an entitlement, he worked hard, he played hard and he was entitled. I clearly understand his position, people like to pay for great service and results. It was recently shared with me that there was one lawyer that had hooked up with Marvin and was reaping incredible financial rewards. The deal was that Marvin could not handle the case as he had no license as it had been suspended and was so for almost 8 years. We are talking around 1992. This worked great, well almost, money makes people do strange things and IF you are a RAT BASTARD at heart to begin with, an opportunist to abuse those who do right by you, then Marvin should not have been surprised. I too have had similar experiences with certain members of the California Bar. My research tells me that many others have seen this characteristic flaw in this sneaky, ankle biting, low life snipe as he slithers in and out of his Beverly Hills office. Did I mention that he is a lawyer? Practices divorce law?
When it was time to pay Marvin his piece of the action as agreed this RAT BASTARD stated, and this is not an exact quote, but very close. I interviewed someone who was there, and it was along time ago, some encounters are memorable and here was their recollection of the conversation, 'It is unethical not being a lawyer for me to pay you anything' and walked away with what was a sizable fee from two of Marvin's clients. So much for the deal, maybe someones fingers were crossed when the handshake was given? So when Marvin put his mouth into gear the RAT BASTARD got real ghetto on him, and stated, 'I am going to report you to the state bar'….. that was the last thing that Mr. Mitchelson wanted to hear and Marvin backed away, he had been kicked while on his knees. Rat Bastard screwed his friend Marvin on 2 cases that The King of Palimony had tossed his way…..I guess RAT BASTARD felt it was OK to not fulfill on a promise? You see, it seems that some of these snipes have always had to latch on to someone or a firm with an image, as for themselves? No personality and little or no image, the only way they can generate an income is to utilize the resources of those with real talent. Here I have it, this person to me is a Remora, it is a short, thick set, sucking fish, it uses a sucking disc on the top of its head to obtain rides, usually large sharks! You see, I have uncovered a species of lawyer that exists in the Los Angeles basin, Remora's, and look at the first letter!
Here is another little interesting tidbit from the life of Marvin Mitchelson, when he would eventually be sentenced to Lompoc Federal Prison, some would ask if Marvin was in a federal lock up how the hell was he able to speak with clients? Simple, you see the feds had a list of 'allowable' phone numbers. Perfect, except that when Marvin called the 'approved' phone number it was forwarded to another number and all was well in the Valley of Do Re Me! I have much more information of this piece but this is just a sampling that how misplaced trust can really bite you in the ass. For sure, it has happened to all of us at least once. This one RAT BASTARD lawyer is most likely wishing right about now that I did not have these interesting facts at hand……I promise you more to come! And lets all remember the letter 'R' is for Remora.
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One Response to Marvin Mitchelson Victim of Lawyering Remora – Investigative Reporting by John J Nazarian
John J. Nazarian P.I. says:
This is way too funny, we have been flooded with people trying to guess who the 'Rat Bastard' is. And we have not mentioned the 'Remora', but let me say this, many of you have guessed correctly!
This is even more funny as this is the same guy that made the error in screwing with me. Some things never change and once a Rat Bastard always a Rat Bastard……it is written!


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Thought Leadership forum covering Digital Health, HealthTech, mHealth, Healthcare Initial Coin Offerings, Wearable Tech, Health IT, Pharma, Life Sciences, Medical Devices and BioTech.
Apple + HealthKit
Why Health apps are like the Wild West, with Apple just riding into town
Michael L. Millenson
The heart rate monitor built into the new Apple Watch has sparked sharp debate over its risks and benefits, even though the feature was cleared by the Food and Drug Administration.
But out of the spotlight, the FDA has been doing away with regulatory action altogether on many diagnostic health apps targeting consumers, seeking to accelerate digital health adoption by defining many of these as "low risk" medical devices.
As the number of mobile health apps surged to a record 325,000 in 2017, app performance is going largely unpoliced, leading to what's been dubbed a "Wild West" situation. Unfortunately for health consumers, the public can't rely on the research community to play the role of sheriff.
When colleagues and I recently examined the medical literature on direct-to-consumer diagnostic apps in a study published in Diagnosis, we repeatedly found studies marred by bias, technological naïveté or a failure to provide crucial information for consumers. There was also a glaring lack of studies with actual consumers to see how they use these apps and what the impact on individual health, whether for better or worse, might be.
The app will see you now?
Interactive diagnostic apps now go well beyond "Dr. Google" keyword searches. They promise personalized information on whether a nagging symptom can likely be relegated to self-care or whether a visit to the doctor's office or even the emergency room may be needed. Some of these apps become so popular that they have been downloaded tens of millions of times.
To understand whether the promising nature of these apps is backed up by the evidence, we searched both the peer-reviewed literature and nonacademic sources. The disturbing unreliability of that evidence for the average consumer is starkly visible when you consider apps that "advise" (a carefully chosen word) whether you might have skin cancer.
There are hundreds of cancer-related apps. Perhaps because melanoma rates have been rising for decades and it's one of the most common young adult cancers, the largest group of articles we found focused on dermatology apps. One of the most prominent is Skin Scan.
If you're a physician or reasonably savvy consumer, Google Scholar provides the easiest access to evidence-based information. One of the first results that pops up is a 2013 article entitled, "Skin Scan: A demonstration of the need for FDA regulation of medical apps on iPhone." If that title suggests a certain lack of objectivity, the problem isn't limited to dermatology. We also found an orthopedist examining whether a symptom checker could "guess" the right diagnosis, and an ear, nose and throat doctor investigating whether an app could diagnose his own patients as well as he could.
That Skin Scan study sounding the alarm on regulation warned of a substantial potential for harm. Yet a separate study of the same app published online two years later was much more positive. Did app developers pour in improvements, or was it that the first researchers used their own skin growth photos while the second group used the smartphone's images?
The answer is unclear. More broadly, however, researchers often seemed unaware of the impact of basic technological distinctions such as whether an app relied on user answers to questions, "crowdsourced" answers to others or used inputs from a smartphone's camera and sensors.
More troubling was researchers' lack of understanding of the public's pressing need for reliable information. So, for instance, a study of four smartphone apps found that their sensitivity in detecting malignant skin lesions ranged from 7 percent to 98 percent. Yet the researchers chose not to identify any of the apps by name. Similarly, few studies mentioned cost (CrowdMed, for example, charges users a minimum of USD$149 per month), and those that did sometimes gave only a price range for a group of apps.
With scientific evidence sparse, consumers are left to rely upon online reviews – which, as a just-published study of popular blood pressure apps warned, can be dangerously wrong.
Or there's always a random web search.
In the case of Skin Scan, my search found that in July the company that developed the app reported a melanoma detection sensitivity of 96 percent. That "report," however, was part of a trade publication interviewwith SkinVision CEO Erik de Heus as the company announced it had raised another $7.6 million from investors.
Three years ago, a National Academy of Medicine report on diagnostic error called upon professionals to direct patients to reliable online resources. However, we found that search terms used by the National Library of Medicine's PubMed Life Sciences search engine have lagged the digital health revolution, and medical journals do a hit-or-miss job of simply indexing every app mentioned in an article. The English National Health Service has launched an Apps Library to cut through the confusion, but there's no similar resource in this country.
Is there a way to bring some order, if not law?
Some web-savvy researchers at sites like iMedicalApps are advising physicians about apps they can use themselves or others they can trust to recommend to their patients. Others trying to bring law and order to the wide-open health app field have suggested various frameworks, such as combining stakeholders' expertise in collaborative health app rating teams. The goal would be to get innovators, policymakers and evidence-generators to jointly help corral confusing and contradictory information.
And as the debate over using Apple Watch data to measure heart health shows, FDA approval alone doesn't remove the risk of consumers jumping to the wrong conclusion about what the information they're receiving actually means. Nonetheless, as the pioneering stage of health apps starts to settle into the medical mainstream, the health of the American public requires apps and devices we know we can trust.
Source : http://theconversation.com/why-health-apps-are-like-the-wild-west-with-apple-just-riding-into-town-103512
Health apps are like the Wild West
direct-to-consumer diagnostic apps
Interactive diagnostic apps
Two Forms of Telemedicine: Synchronous vs. Asynchronous
Amazon, Microsoft tap nurses to roll out clinical products
AI Will Drive Proactive and Predictive Healthcare by 2030
Project Nightingale : Google's four pillars for their secret patient data partnership
Neural implants and the race to merge the human brain with Artificial Intelligence
Berlin – the place to be for European Digital Health entrepreneurs!
Will we see an Apple EHR or PHR in 2020?
Analog wellness is so 2019. In 2020 technical wellness will be the thing.
Association of Use of Online Symptom Checkers With Patients' Plans for Seeking Care
Proteus : What's gone wrong at the Billion Dollar Digital Health and Smart Pill Startup?
Would you trust AI with your Mental Health?
Healthcare 2020: Stop Treating Patients and Start Building Communities, Engaging Technology and Behavioural science
Doctors and nurses raise the alarm on WhatsApp being used to transmit patient medical information
Germany : the new Digital Healthcare Act (DVG)
Genetic Testing sites are the new Social Networks, so will Facebook acquire 23andMe?
The Digital Health Hype Cycle 2019
Facebook was also in the race to buy Fitbit, but Google paid double for the fitness tracking band
Rwanda : The Digital Health Pioneer
Amazon's second Healthcare acquisition is emblematic of the kinds of Digital solutions becoming Startup exits
Cleveland Clinic looks to technology to help double number of patients treated in the next 5 years
Sony enters the Digital Healthcare market with remote IoT monitoring 'mSafety' wristwatch
Beyond Fitbit - how wearables are heralding a new era of healthcare
Apple Invents Smart-Fabrics based Health-Glove that Monitors Blood Pressure and other user Vitals
Ireland's Digital Health sector is thriving - €100M earmarked for 2020
Healthcare has never experienced anything like Amazon's combination of logistics, voice AI expertise and data analytics. The impact could be huge ..
Scotland to invest £10M in Digital Health innovation
The Future Of Health Care AI Includes Panomics
How UCaaS technology is helping the NHS


On April 7, 2016, the Brussels office of The German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF), hosted a public discussion with Olena Zerkal, the Ukrainian deputy minister of foreign affairs for European integration; and Andrej Plenković, vice-chair of the committee on foreign affairs in the European Parliament, and chair of the EP delegation to the EU-Ukraine parliamentary association committee. The discussion focused on the future of Ukraine after two years of Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea, and was moderated by Ian Lesser, GMF's senior director for foreign and security policy, and executive director of the Brussels office.
While the annexation is not recognized by the West, and Russia is faced with economic sanctions, the militarization of the peninsula continues, and human rights are violated on a daily basis. As Lesser pointed out in his opening remarks, the dispute is of high importance for the international community as a whole, esspecially for the transatlantic community in terms of security, stability, and respect for human rights in the region.
She highlighted the major issues that the population in the region is facing, such as internal displacement of inhabitants, discrimination of both Tatarians, and Ukrainians as they are forced to obtain Russian passports, and registration of property. All these issues constitute clear violations of the international humanitarian law in the occupied territories. She also warned about the security implications of the occupation, including the tremendous increase in the amount of weapons of mass destruction, and the continuous process of Russian aggression in the region. Zerkal reminded the audience of the disputes in Moldova, Transnistria, and Georgia, and remained pessimistic in regard to the potential clashes in the future, saying that she was "not sure that Ukraine will be the last" country to face conflict in the region.
"It is not that in Crimea we have someone from Mars and in Donbass someone from Venus," he said.
The speakers agreed that the engagement of key international actors in a constructive manner is crucial not only in the current state of crisis management, but also in the long-term process of peaceful reintegration of Ukraine, and normalization in the region. The discussion was followed by an engaging question and answer session, in which various interesting points were raised by the audience, including the results of the referendum in the Netherlands, Ukrainian internal political and economic challenges, and differences between the American, and European institutional, and financial commitments to Ukraine.


Abstract: Traditional image processing is a field of science and technology developed to facilitate human-centered image management. But today, when huge volumes of visual data inundate our surroundings (due to the explosive growth of image-capturing devices, proliferation of Internet communication means and video sharing services over the World Wide Web), human-centered handling of Big-data flows is impossible anymore. Therefore, it has to be replaced with a machine (computer) supported counterpart. Of course, such an artificial counterpart must be equipped with some cognitive abilities, usually characteristic for a human being. Indeed, in the past decade, a new computer design trend - Cognitive Computer development - is become visible. Cognitive image processing definitely will be one of its main duties. It must be specially mentioned that this trend is a particular case of a much more general movement - the transition from a "computational data-processing paradigm" to a "cognitive information-processing paradigm", which affects today many fields of science, technology, and engineering. This transition is a blessed novelty, but its success is hampered by the lack of a clear delimitation between the notion of data and the notion of information. Elaborating the case of cognitive image processing, the paper intends to clarify these important research issues.


Born in 1974 in Porto, Cristina Troufa is a Portuguese painter.
She joined the Fine Arts College in Porto and specialized in painting. Right after her graduation, she began to look for her pictorial style and experimented with various techniques.
Today she has confirmed her style and is known for her precision and detailed work, mostly with brown colored backgrounds and a play on shapes with a negative appearance.
Her favorite theme is human beings, she experiments with different emotions especially loneliness. In her individual and collective compositions, Cristina Troufa focuses on facial expression. To make her spectators focus on this aspect, she leaves the bodies incomplete. Their clothes are succinctly drawn, the skin however is detailed and colored, allowing to create a true human relationship between her subjects and the spectator.
Cristina Troufa manages to realize sensitive and spiritual works.


It is rare to find a collection of people from different countries all over the world. Both black and white are a large variety; little coincidence on why the Small World theme for 2016 is "World of Colours". The world indeed is full of people with different colors, cuisine and culture.
World of Colours is the 21st edition of the annual Small World event. Founded in 1996, Small World is a charity organization by a group of expatriate women who came together to raise money for local charities in Nigeria. People from all walks of life visit Lagos for the annual cultural event to showcase costume and cuisine from various countries, and all funds raised are channeled to nominated charities.
This year's Small World event was hosted at the Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, with 35 countries present. Like is the custom of the event, each country had a booth where they displayed exquisite cuisine native to their countries and on stage, national costumes, music and dances are displayed.
This large world is small indeed at the Small World carnival; one might hardly find a place where over thirty countries gather to display culture. If you think that white people are all the same, wait till you attend the next annual event. And the costume of every culture is unique, from Kazakhstan to Kenya. As one moves from one food stand to the other, they are struck with the variety in the semblance of peoples who in our imaginations are thought to be same. Zulu costume, cuisine from China and the US, and French wine may be popular, and you know that it's traditional for men in the UK to wear skirts. However, you get to see that the Japanese are different from the Chinese, the Thai costume is as elaborate as India's, that Israel eats pita (a type of flatbread) with stuffed vegetables, which includes dried eggplant and it's possible to tell the difference between Kenyans and Nigerians.
Much more than the funfair is the objective of the event. The event aims at providing opportunities for rendering services to existing Nigerian charities and institutions. In the long run, different nationalities come together to share sociocultural, educational and recreational purposes during the process. The event is voluntary and welcomes any national or international women's group willing to participate.
Every participating country sponsoring a food booth proposes a charity within Nigeria. For instance, this year, Small World through Egypt would sponsor the Guidance Academy School in Ogun State, Greece and Cyprus would sponsor Little Saints Orphanage in Lagos State and funds from Lebanon would be used to set up information and communication technologies in Keeping It Real Foundation situated in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. The committee and proposing groups monitor the disbursement of allocations, ensuring that proper account of the money spent.
For more information on attending the next carnival or if you would love to donate to an existing charity or volunteer your own charity, log on to www.smallworldnigeria.org.


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Terminal::Terminal(AutomatedParkingStructure* tAps)
{
    aps = tAps;
}

Ticket Terminal::StoreCurrentVehicle()
{
    bool canBeStored = CanBeStored(currentVehicle);
    int availableSpaces = aps->GetAvailableSpaces();

    if(!canBeStored)
    {
        printf("Vehicle is too large and cannot be stored!\n");
    }
    else if(availableSpaces == 0)
    {
        printf("There are currently no spaces to store the vehicle in!\n");
    }
    else
    {
        return aps->StoreVehicle(currentCustomer, currentVehicle);
    }
    throw;
}

Vehicle Terminal::RetrieveVehicle(Ticket ticket)
{
    bool doNamesMatch = IsCorrectTicket(currentCustomer, ticket);

    if(!doNamesMatch)
    {
        printf("Customer does not have correct ticket!\n");
    }
    else
    {
        return aps->RetrieveVehicle(ticket);
    }
    throw;
}

bool Terminal::CanBeStored(Vehicle* vehicle)
{
    double vehicleWeight = vehicle->GetWeight();
    int vehicleWheels = vehicle->GetWheels();

    return vehicleWeight < 1000.0 && vehicleWheels == 4;
}

bool Terminal::IsCorrectTicket(Customer* customer, Ticket ticket)
{
    string customerName = customer->GetName();
    string ticketName = ticket.GetCustomerName();
    return customerName.compare(ticketName) == 0;
}

bool Terminal::IsCorrectLicensePlate(string licensePlate, Vehicle vehicle)
{
    string vehicleLicensePlate = vehicle.GetLicensePlate();
    return vehicleLicensePlate.compare(licensePlate) == 0;
}

void Terminal::SetCurrentCustomer(Customer* customer)
{
    currentCustomer = customer;
}

void Terminal::SetCurrentVehicle(Vehicle* vehicle)
{
    currentVehicle = vehicle;
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The NATA Air Charter Committee (ACC) is tasked to promote the interests of the association's members holding on-demand Part 135 air carrier certificates by addressing regulatory and legislative issues and industry concerns. The committee members represent the diversity of operations found under the Part 135 regulations, and include operators of a range of aircraft from large turbine-powered business jets, to small single-engine, piston-powered airplanes, and helicopters.
The ACC, and the Part 135 industry in general, are overwhelmingly comprised of small businesses as defined by the Small Business Administration.
Members of the ACC serve two-year terms. During that time, they act as the voice of the Part 135 membership within the association to ensure that the needs of this critical industry segment are appropriately represented by the staff.
NATA members providing services to the on-demand Part 135 industry are also eligible for ACC membership. Currently, providers of simulator flight training, insurance and consulting services participate on the ACC.


The new 2018 Kia Soul models are now for sale at Renaldo Kia in East Shelby, NC! Owners of this new Kia SUV will select from standard and available features that include a Sunroof, Ventilated/Heated seats, engine start button, and Mood Lighting. Schedule your Kia Soul test drive and meet this new Kia near Gastonia and Charlotte today.
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