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Colorism Is a Complex Problem, But The Fight Continues
MiaHall
"This is a new day," boasts Netflix's Great Day in Harlem remix on the classic photo by Art Kane, featuring black directors, actors and actresses from their shows and recognizing the movement taking place in Hollywood. Nonetheless, will the influx of new projects from black creators and artists be tainted by the 'light-washing' of characters from their original identities?Many believe so and are expressing their frustrations throughout the web, on Black Twitter and beyond. The projects at the forefront of these conversations are The Hate U Give, a film adaptation of The New York Times best-seller by first-time author Angie Thomas, and Raising Dion, a Netflix television series adaptation of the original comic book and its trailer by Dennis Liu, spearheaded by Michael B. Jordan's production company, Outlier Society Productions.The controversy around The Hate U Give arose last year when it was announced that Amandla Stenberg, a well-known, fair-skinned actress of mixed race, was cast as 'Starr,' the book's main character. The uproar was reignited when the first trailer was released. Fans are upset that the image on the front of The Hate U Give is of a dark-skinned girl. However, the author confirmed Stenberg was cast before the book had a cover. Even still, according to the book, Starr is described as having a caramel, "medium-brown complexion."
I'm excited for this movie, and I personally love Amandla, but I think this was a HUGE missed oppurtiunity to cast a dark-skinned girl to play Starr. We deserve to see ourselves on screen too and i'm tired of only seeing light-skinned black girls in movies. https://t.co/xJws7QcexW
— That Angry Black Chick ???????????????????? (@naimamuhammad53) June 26, 2018
Conversely, in the trailer and comic book for Raising Dion, the mom and son are also of darker complexions although the actor and actress cast to play the roles are noticeably lighter.
Fantasy Black women in illustration can be dark skinned, but no one wants to cast deep, dark, chocolated goddesses as the dream women. Viola Davis, Aja Naomi King, Teyonah Parris, and Antoinette Robertson have perfect 10 faces and bodies; they should be centered constantly.
— The Afro Iowan (@RedDirtRooted) June 28, 2018
People have many reasons to be upset. A lot of these issues go back to the times of slavery when lighter-skinned enslaved individuals were seen as more 'delicate' and were assigned to household duties, while those of darker complexions were forced to work in the fields. These divisive 'brown paper bag' ideologies have had an adverse impact on the black community and society as a whole for generations in the United States and cultures around the world. The recasting of lighter characters furthers the racist notion that 'white is right' and lighter is inherently better.Pulitzer Prize winner Alice Walker, who is believed to have first coined colorism, defined it as the "prejudicial or preferential treatment of same-race people based solely on their color." Colorism does need to be stopped in Hollywood and beyond, but should we not support black creators' work altogether? While I do agree that people should be vocal about the lack of opportunities given to those of darker hues, I do not believe that taking support away from these projects will assist in the overall effort to have these colorism issues resolved in the future.As she said in her Twitter bio, Angie Thomas is not the casting director for the film adaptation of her book, nor was Michael B. Jordan directly in charge of casting for his new project and should not get the brunt of the criticism.Further, we cannot forget that Michael B. Jordan is one of the first people to have an 'inclusion rider,' a clause in a contract to make sure that 50 percent of the cast and crew in a project are diverse. In his most recent cover story with Essence Magazine, Jordan stated, "I want to lead by example. I know I had an opportunity with the shows and projects I had coming up, to put it to work. It's important to have diversity both in front of and behind the camera, and inclusion riders make sure that anyone who does business with my company knows that we expect there to be people of color, women, LGBT folks and people with disabilities in key positions on our crews and productions staffs." Understandably, the process of diversifying the industry will not be without its challenges; nonetheless, the effort Jordan is implementing demonstrates his commitment to amplifying the voice of the disenfranchised in the entertainment industry. Additionally, supporters believe Stenberg's casting in The Hate U Give was a perfect choice because of the similarities she shares with the split and complicated main character. Starr faced prejudice from people in her school and the community, and Amandla has also faced prejudice in real life, being called the N-word and "black b***h" when she was cast in the mainly white Hunger Games film. The A-list actress also spoke out unapologetically about cultural appropriation and gender bias.
(A) Starr is born! Filming begins TODAY on @TheHateUGive. @amandlastenberg, shine bright! You've got this. I support you 1000% #TheHateUGive pic.twitter.com/Q4FqQ9LCra
— T'ChAngie Thomas (@angiecthomas) September 12, 2017
Actors and actresses have been vocal about the lack of roles available for people of color as a whole and specifically dark-skinned talent. This issue needs addressing, and the doors of opportunity must open wide enough for more shades of brown to enter. Still, we should celebrate the wins of black filmmakers. Yes, it is necessary to continue to speak out regarding the problems and issues with recasting characters in lighter tones. It's also essential to know that we have come a long way, but we still have a long way to go in Hollywood and society.Black people have been 'free' for less time in America than enslaved. For Hollywood to realize this will take time, but as actress Dewanda Wise said in an InstaStory (since deleted) about colorism, none of them are 'waiting by the phones' looking for people to give them opportunities, but they are creating roles themselves.
Mia Hall is a digital content producer and the founder of Brown Girls GLOW, an organization dedicated to empowering teen girls go from 'the hood' to the Harvard of their dreams. She primarily writes and creates content surrounding topics in entertainment, social justice and sports. You can follow all of her musings at miahall19.com.

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As the tax filing season continues at full speed, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reminds taxpayers the best way to check your tax refund is to use the "Where's My Refund?" tool on IRS.gov. You may also check your refund status on the IRS2Go smartphone app.
Millions of Americans will receive refunds this year, even if they normally do not file tax returns. Many of the refunds are the refundable Child Tax Credit or the Child and Dependent Care Credit that were expanded by the American Rescue Plan.
Refund Status — If you would like the most prompt refund, you should file an electronic return and select direct deposit. The "Where's My Refund?" tool will show your status within 24 hours after you file an electronic return or four weeks after you mail in a paper return. The refund tool shows whether your return has been received, if your refund has been approved or when refund has been sent.
Delayed Refund — Most refunds are issued within 21 days. Refunds could be delayed for several reasons. An earned income tax credit (EITC) or Child Tax Credit (CTC) may delay the refund. Your bank may not process a refund on weekends or holidays. If your return has errors, requires additional review or you are a victim of identity theft, the refund will be delayed.
Earned Income Tax Credit or Additional Child Tax Credit — The EITC or a CTC will cause a delayed refund. The IRS expects to start sending EITC or CTC refunds in early March. The refunds will initially be sent to those who file electronically and select direct deposit.
Refund Myths — You are not able to obtain a more rapid refund by ordering a tax transcript, calling the IRS or calling your tax preparer. None of these options or "refund myths" will help you accelerate your tax refund. You should use the online "Where's My Refund?" IRS tool or the IRS2Go smartphone app to view the latest update on your status.


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$\mathrm{HF}=\mathrm{HM}$, II: Reeb orbits and holomorphic curves for the ech/Heegaard Floer correspondence
Çağatay Kutluhan, Yi-Jen Lee and Clifford Henry Taubes
This is the second of five papers that construct an isomorphism between the Seiberg–Witten Floer homology and the Heegaard Floer homology of a given compact, oriented 3–manifold. The isomorphism is given as a composition of three isomorphisms; the first of these relates a version of embedded contact homology on an auxiliary manifold to the Heegaard Floer homology on the original. This paper describes this auxiliary manifold, its geometry and the relationship between the generators of the embedded contact homology chain complex and those of the Heegaard Floer chain complex. The pseudoholomorphic curves that define the differential on the embedded contact homology chain complex are also described here as a first step to relate the differential on the latter complex with that on the Heegaard Floer complex.
Seiberg–Witten Floer homology, Heegaard Floer homology
Primary: 53C07, 53C15
Revised: 3 November 2015
Proposed: Tomasz Mrowka
Seconded: András I Stipsicz, Bruce Kleiner
Çağatay Kutluhan
Yi-Jen Lee
Shatin, NT
Clifford Henry Taubes


Is there hope for democracy in Turkey?
Find a summary and video of the event here.
Turkey's president Recep Tayyip Erdogan faces a new challenge in the form a newly founded nationalist party. Meral Aksener, the leader of the "Good party" aspires to top Erdogan in the presidential election in 2019. Many, in Turkey and abroad, believe that she is the only politician that could beat Erdogan. But what are her chances? How firm is Erdogan's grip, both on state power and on the electorate? And what are the prospects of Turkish democracy if the alternative to the authoritarian Islamic right is a Turkish nationalist right?
Halil Karaveli, ISDP Senior Fellow with the Turkey Center of the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute & Silk Road Studies Program Joint Center and editor of its publication The Turkey Analyst.


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Death in Gaza
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In this award-winning documentary film about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, we go on a journey from West Bank to Gaza and eventually settling in Rafah where the film spends a majority of its time, concentrating on three children, Ahmed, Mohammed, and Najla.
James Miller and crew had intended on illustrating this struggle from the Israeli children's point of view also, but James was killed before even the completion of the Palestinian segment of this film.
His death was incorporated as a major part of the documentary, with an explanation by the narrator, Saira Shah, at the beginning of the movie, and the full story and reactions at the end.
It is mentioned that Palestinian militants made posters declaring that Miller was a martyr against the film crew's wishes.
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Bitcoin's bubble just burst, at least a little bit.
The high-flying cryptocurrency declined more than $2,000 dollars in the span of a few hours on Wednesday. It's one of the sharpest drops in recent memory and a stark reminder of the volatility of the cryptopcurrency that is suddenly on everyone's mind.
Bitcoin's recent rise happened almost as quickly as its Wednesday decline. Bitcoin enthusiasts cheered on Tuesday as 1 BTC surpassed $10,000 for the first time, only to see it hit $11,000 the next day.
Wednesday's crash pushed Bitcoin's value below briefly below $9,000 on at least one exchange, though it appeared to have recovered some value shortly thereafter. As of 3:17 P.M. EST, Coindesk had Bitcoin trading at $9,852.54.
Thought Bitcoin is still far more valuable now that it was even just a little while ago, Wednesday's sudden decline shows just how volatile Bitcoin can be, even as it gains wider acceptance as a viable store of value.


The Slow House located in the Innovation city in Ulsan is situated in the rectangular site with 8 meters-width road at the northwest side facing the foot of Mt. Hwangbang. Since it is expected that there will be a lot of car traffics and mountain climbers, it is necessary to design a plan which protects user privacy. Therefore, the design was started with the intention of separating a private area with a public area. First, the shape of the mass was decided as a form wrapping the space and embracing the mountain. And, the lower part of the piloti resulting from the form of the mass is used as a buffer zone where the private area and the public area are separated.
Mechanical design: Daelim M.E.C. CO., LTD.
Electrical design: Daelim M.E.C. CO., LTD.
The inner space of this house is roughly separated into three hierarchies: a family area, children area, and couple area. In order to clarify these hierarchies, the concept of the staircase was used.
The family area located at the lowest part of the house includes a kitchen, dining room, and others for the purpose of the family activity. In order to embrace various programs in small size area, a skip floor plan that is dislocated every half story was planned instead of a traditional method that separates spaces using walls and furnitures. Through the skip floor plan a large volume space compared to the size of the area could be obtained. And, the Growing Light was installed to fill the emptiness, giving the sense of the center to the space. Once approaching to the second floor via the staircase, a study room, the first buffer area, is seen. Through this study room a space where it is possible to look down the living room and communicate each other was made. Also, it was planned that the children can pass through the family area by arranging the bedroom where such a formation can be seen.
Each room has a small size, but, has a different shape of a ceiling to form a unique feeling of space. Again, the staircase leads you half story up to the second buffer area. The low corridor divide the space for parents and children, and it is also used as an approaching area for a bathroom.
This area for the husband and wife is separated very far from other spaces at the highest location, but it is possible to control the children and family area anytime. And, an attic is located at the end of the staircase. Somehow large-sized attic can be used as a separated space for children and guests. The space for children in the attic has a small window toward the living room, enabling to communicate.
The moving path in the Slow House was planned to go up following by the staircase and the corridor. However, each room is open toward the space for the family, making the house to have a feeling of large space.


• Scroll Wheel - Move through documents and webpages quickly.
• Comfort and Portability - Compact design to fit in your hand and go wherever you go.
• Plug-And-Go Nano Transceiver - Leave the nano transceiver plugged in when you're on the go, or stow it in the mouse.
• Comfortable in Either Hand - Use your mouse with your left or right hand. Ambidextrous design makes it comfortable either way.


Another huge update to Australia + New Zealand's #1 selling Rugby League app in 2011, 2012 + 2013 - now for Windows Phone 8!
Track the current NRL 2014 Season - and get the complete experience including comprehensive live scores, blow by blow Team, Game and Player Head to Head stats, Draws, Standings, Latest News, Twitter Feeds, Stats, Venue Details and loads more..
Monitor the latest scores + news via your Windows Phone start screen - with Small/Large/Wide WP8 live tile support (updated live when games are played).
Our live data has been licensed from SportsData (the leading provider of live sports data to major news + media organizations in AU) - and is streamed directly into the app from our dedicated server with 1 minute live updates during matches. Updated fixture information, match scores, ladders and various news and stats are streamed in as the season progresses.
Nominate your team - instantly view relevant information such as upcoming matches, player listings, team news and stats (with a Metro UX themed with your team colors) - and pin your team logo to your app tile.
Native version for Windows Phone 8 (sorry WP7 not supported)- including re-rendered HD graphics (optimized for WXGA/720p/1080p handsets) with native small, square + wide live tile support.
Brand new Home Page (see image below) - the landing page now combines live scores, latest news and a comprehensive season snapshot for your team, all in one place.
Enhanced Look + Feel - with a new updated look, crisper HD graphics, and better App layout.
TV Broadcaster Information - where available, view which broadcaster is covering your matches.
Add Matches to your Windows Phone Calendar - don't miss a match, simply click add to calendar when viewing any upcoming games.
New Live Metadata Update system - allows us to instantly push out critical fixture, venue, team + match updates - without having to publish a new update on marketplace.
New home page brings you all the important info in one place.
Comprehensive Extended Live Match Data including Period by Period, Team + Individual player stats, pre-game Team Lineups, Match Events, and other general information where available (such as weather, ground conditions, umpire lists, injuries and attendance).
View Upcoming Matches + Draw by Team or by Round.
View Top Player Stats for the competition.
Includes 2014 Fixture Data (with Historical scores for 2012 + 2013 Season pre-loaded into the App).
Browse Latest RSS News + Twitter feeds from all the popular providers for the competition and for your team.
Nb: Above rankings/awards for 'AU League 2014' are at time of updating this page.


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Q: Fields search does not return field values I am trying to select only specific fields in my search over index with >100 fields using NEST client.
The search returns 10K results as expected, but when looping over hits field values dictionary is null (I see it in debugger).
Below is the code:
var elastic = new ElasticClient(new ConnectionSettings(defaultIndex: "customer"));

var result = elastic.Search<Customer>(s => s.Fields(new[] { "AccountNumber", "Folder" })
            .From(0).Size(10000).SortDescending(c => c.DateAdded)
            .Query(q => q.Term(c => c.Language, "english")));

    foreach (var res in result.Hits)
    {
        Console.WriteLine(res.Fields.FieldValues<Customer, int>(c => c.AccountNumber).First() +
            " " + res.Fields.FieldValues<Customer, int>(c => c.Folder).First());
    }

    Console.WriteLine("Query Elapsed MS: {0}", result.ElapsedMilliseconds);

Doing same search without fields filter and iterating over documents works correctly.
Update: when searching without fields filter and iterating over hits fields property is also null.

A: Change your search as follow:
elastic.Search<Customer>(s => s.Fields(new[] { "accountNumber", "folder" })
            .From(0).Size(10000).SortDescending(c => c.DateAdded)
            .Query(q => q.Term(c => c.Language, "english")));

Why it works? Because NEST by default camelCase propeties, so when you will check your mapping you will see something like:
{
    "indexname" : {
        "mappings" : {
            "document" : {
                "properties" : {
                    "accountNumber" : {
                        "type" : "string"
                    },
                    "folder" : {
                        "type" : "string"
                    },
                    "id" : {
                        "type" : "string"
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

As you can see there is no field like AccountNumber or Folder.
To deal with it, you can:

*

*Leave property names untouched by setting
settings.SetDefaultPropertyNameInferrer(p=>p);

*Change you search:
var result = elastic.Search<Customer>(s => s.Fields(f => f.AccountNumber, f => f.Folder))
            .From(0).Size(10000).SortDescending(c => c.DateAdded)
            .Query(q => q.Term(c => c.Language, "english")));

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Cosy, homely, open-plan cottage at Paihia Place in central Paihia, only a 5 minute walking distance from Warf, shops, cafe, restaurants etc. Fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, heat pump/air conditioner and off-street parking.
The Cottage is nestled behind the main house, with parking directly adjacent to it. The Cottage, parking and private courtyard is on a flat area at the top of a slightly steep driveway. The drive way is very easily manageable on foot and good to get the circulation going - but the convenient parking makes it easy to drive if preferred. Everything in central Paihia is a 5min stroll away - a 1 min walk to the Supermarket or bakery to get fresh bread and a coffee, and a 5 min walk to the Wharf where most water activities depart.
Paihia Place Cottage, 65 Williams road, Paihia, Paihia, Northland, New Zealand.


Yet the latest movie based on a series of novels that is due out soon. I'll try to keep updated contests and screenings that I come across on this page as I find them. So check back often.
Details: Enter to win a pair of passes to the advance screening of THE MORTAL INSTRUMENTS: CITY OF BONES. The screening will take place onMonday, August 19 at 6:30 p.m. at a theater in Manhattan.
Details: Grand Prize drawing for a private screening of The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones for you and 100 friends – right in your hometown and $200 Michael's gift card!
Details: Win screening passes, including one Grand Prize winner will get a $50 Michael's gift card as well a $50 Book A Millions gift card!
Details: Gofobo Code available in below link. All claimed already, but check it often as sometimes people cancel their RSVP if they're not able to make it.
Details: Grand Prize drawing for a private screening of The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones for you and 100 friends – right in your hometown.


There are over forty islands in the Venetian Lagoon and the three most predominant are Murano, Burano and Torcello, this excursion via launch will bring you up close up and personal.
Enjoy a unique boat ride to three beautiful islands, all of them being well known and admired for a different reason.
First, visit Murano and learn that although today glass making is no longer considered a secret, the Murano product of blown-glass mirrors, chandeliers, goblets and intricate works of art are world renowned.
Visit a major glass factory to see the masters of this delicate craft at work and view the beautiful finished products in the display rooms.
Some leisure time will be then given for you to stroll around the island.
Continue on to Torcello, known as the "Mother of Venice". Torcello was the most prosperous of the early lagoon communities and today has a population of about 100 where life on the island is peaceful.
See that traces of grandeur remain in its impressive Byzantine Cathedral, founded in the 7th century, a reminder of another world and another time, harboring the unique mosaic "The Universal Judgement".
After visiting the interior of the Cathedral and enjoying an Italian-style lunch at a local restaurant, free time will be given to explore the community and then transfer by launch to Burano.
Experience the brightly painted houses that beautifully decorate this small and cheerful fishing village. The banks of the canals are lined with fishing dories and the setting is indeed picturesque.
Discover Burano is well known for its lace making and was cited throughout Europe for having produced the finest lace. Although not a popular art these days, lace making is practiced by some of the Burano women.
Next to the 16th century church of San Martino, one can notice the curious tilt to the campanile and photographers will definitely want to capture this sight. Return to the ship by motor launch.
NOTE: This excursion is not available on all voyages, due to time restraints. The launches used for this excursion are not wheelchair accessible and do not have toilet facilities on board. Due to operational reasons, this excursion may operate in reverse, but all sights described will be visited. Please have your shoulders and legs covered when entering religious buildings.
001: Carnival Magic, Venice, Italy - Murano, Burano, and Torcello Excursion - We did Burano first, then Torcello, and finally Murano. I think it was the perfect order.


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Q: Delay qTip From Closing How can I delay the qTip2 plugin from closing, so that a user can click on a link within the tooltip? I want to having links to social networks when you hover over my e-mail address on my website.

A: See the hide.fixed and hide.delay properties in the documentation:
http://craigsworks.com/projects/qtip2/docs/hide/#fixed

hide.fixed: When set to true, the tooltip will not hide if moused
  over, allowing the contents to be clicked and interacted with.
  Note: Adding a hide delay is generally done when this is enabled to
  give the user time to mouseover the tooltip before hiding.

http://craigsworks.com/projects/qtip2/docs/hide/#delay

hide.delay: Time in milliseconds by which to delay hiding of the
  tooltip when the hide.event is triggered on the hide.target

$('.selector').qtip({
   content: {
      text: $('Visit Google'),
   },
   hide: {
      fixed: true, // Let the user mouse into the tip
      delay: 500 // Don't hide right away so that they can mouse into it
   }
});


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How the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and Other Privacy Laws Affect Public Transportation Operations
http://onlinepubs.trb.org/onlinepubs/tcrp/tcrp_lrd_46.pdf
TRB's Transit Cooperative Research Program (TCRP) Legal Research Digest 46: How the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and Other Privacy Laws Affect Public Transportation Operations explores whether the privacy and security rules established by HIPAA apply to transit agencies that possess patrons' health information.
The first seven sections of this digest discuss HIPAA and whether various entities are subject to HIPAA's privacy and security provisions applicable to the protection of protected health information, as defined by HIPAA. This digest also analyzes how protected health information is defined by HIPAA and discusses HIPAA's Privacy Rule and Security Rule as defined by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in its most recent final rule.
This digest summarizes other important aspects of HIPAA including whether protected health information must be produced in response to a subpoena, discovery request, or a request under a freedom of information act (FOIA) or similar law. The remainder of the digest discusses the privacy of health information under other federal and state laws. The digest also covers industry standards and best practices used by transit agencies to protect the privacy of patrons' health information.
Project: Project Information
DOI: 10.17226/22359
Project Number: J-05
E-Newsletter Type: Recently Released TRB Publications
TRB Publication Type: TCRP Legal Research Digest
This Summary Last Modified On: 12/5/2016


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The First Tennessee Development District currently serves as the designated agency for the Tennessee Arts Commission Arts Build Community or ABC Grant.
Open to organizations for arts activities if they meet all applicable requirements described in the guidelines. Individuals and organizations awarded Major Cultural Institution, Cultural Education Partnership, or Partnership Support funding are not eligible to apply for ABC funding. Colleges and universities are eligible only for activities that clearly serve the needs of surrounding communities or the State and are designed to involve a broad audience. Activities that are credit-producing or are oriented primarily to collegiate students and the academic community are not eligible. For more information on this grant oppritunity, please contact Mark Stevans at (423) 928-0224.
To learn more about the Tennessee Arts Commission Arts Build Community Grant, including how to apply, please visit the links below.


MANHATTAN BEACH, CA – Parkfield Capital Advisors LLC ("Parkfield") is pleased to announce its move to new office space in Manhattan Beach in order to accommodate the firm's rapid growth. The new office space is located in Manhattan Beach Towers at 1230 Rosecrans Avenue.
"This move represents an exciting development for Parkfield," commented Andres Pinter, Parkfield's founder and managing director. "2016 has been a tremendous year for growth and we look forward to continued expansion in 2017 and beyond," Pinter continued.
Manhattan Beach Towers is centralized within Manhattan Beach and El Segundo's newest and most popular business hubs. The building is owned by the Onni Group, one of North America's leading private real estate developers with over five million square feet of commercial property.


Last week of classes for my after school enrichment programs. When I arrived the kids were all excited about what they were going to do or finish that day. There were many left over projects from our last session including the girls small purses, bracelets and ornaments. In one class where they range from 1st- 2nd grade, the girls were so excited to see me, and expresses how sad they were that we only had one class left. I reminded them that I would probably be back to teach again next session, thus they would have an opportunity to do more fun felt projects. We then discussed some of the projects they might like to do like making a felt snake, and more bead work. Below are some of the pictures from the final 2 classes.


Mavin Records singer, Korede Bello releases the official music video to his last released freestyle record titled Joko.
The video is actually a remix which now features winners of the Joko challenge, Fresh Prince and Miya B.
The Joko Challenge went on for a few weeks on Instagram and Korede and his Mavin team selected a singer, rapper and dancer as winners gifting them N500k each. They all feature in the new version.


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Impulse Dynamics Completes $30 Million Financing Round
Mt. Laurel, New Jersey, May 13 2016 – Impulse Dynamics, developer of the Optimizer™ IVs implantable device for treatment of chronic heart failure (CHF), announced today that the company has closed a $30 million financing round.
The equity financing round was led by the investment fund of Dr. Peter Lee Ka Kit, Vice Chairman of Henderson Land Development Company Limited, a leading Hong Kong-based property developer. "There is a significant need for a device-based technology that can offer symptom relief to heart failure patients who no longer respond to optimal medical therapy," said Dr. Peter Lee Ka Kit, who has also made numerous charitable donations supporting initiatives to help heart disease patients in China. "The Optimizer device is a unique technology that addresses this unmet need. We look forward to supporting Impulse in its commercial and clinical efforts globally and specifically in the Chinese market."
The Optimizer device is based on Impulse Dynamics' novel Cardiac Contractility Modulation (CCM) technology and delivers non-excitatory electric pulses to the heart muscle, initiating multiple biochemical and neurohormonal changes to the myocardium. As a result, the contractility of the myocardium increases with no concomitant increase in oxygen consumption, enabling the heart to work more efficiently. It has already been successfully launched in Europe and is available in cardiology centers in a number of countries. CCM therapy has been implanted in over 3,000 patients to date and is the only device therapy available for patients with narrow QRS complex.
"We are excited to welcome Dr. Peter Lee Ka Kit as an investor in Impulse Dynamics. It is a reaffirmation of the value of CCM therapy for patients and healthcare systems globally," said Dr. Simos Kedikoglou, Chief Executive Officer of Impulse Dynamics. "CCM is a well-established technology that meets a major need. Our lead investor in this round will play a crucial role in making CCM technology more widely available to heart failure patients especially in China."
Proceeds from the financing will support Impulse Dynamics' continued global commercial expansion, as well as clinical and product development.


In light of today's anticipated vote regarding land use in our communities, our Executive Director has submitted the following letter to the Mayor's Office and San Jose City Council.
We urge all of our allies to read and take action on our "Thriving Community Platform" today and in the months and years ahead.
As a place-based organization in east San Jose, working primarily with families, we see the depth and breadth of needs ranging from family resources; immigrant services; housing and shelter; and economic security, especially among women and immigrants (both documented and undocumented). We are embedded in our community and are deeply aware of the fear, anxiety and harsh realities of so many.
We also have witnessed our nearly 100 year old neighborhood rapidly change before our eyes over the last few years. We have seen an increase in home sales and the evictions of dozens of families; we have said goodbye to neighbors as they have been displaced to the Central Valley and beyond; we have seen our historical murals, beaming with culture and heritage erased; and we have seen our local, family-owned businesses close for good. And, these anecdotal stories are backed by data, as "Gentrification and Displacement in the San Francisco Bay Area" by UC Berkeley and the Center for Community Innovation, shows that Mayfair, and our surrounding neighborhoods are experiencing persistent displacement, also known as advanced gentrification.
While we are consistently responding to community needs as a family resource center we also advance a vision that brings more equitable and sustainable investment into our neighborhood. We are proud to have the public and private financial support of many partners. We pride ourselves in being good stewards of these dollars, implementing highly impactful, culturally relevant, and accessible programs and opportunities for, and with, our local community. In 2016 and 2018 we were thrilled to secure sizeable philanthropic dollars from Google.org to implement an innovative strategy to support economic development in our immigrant community. We have also benefited from volunteerism, event sponsorships, thought partnership and increased awareness of our work through their support. We acknowledge their philanthropic support in our local community and expect that Google will continue to forge partnerships and make investments to help alleviate so many pressing issues that our nonprofit sector works to address.
At the same time, we submit this letter and our attached displacement platform, A Thriving Community without Displacement in East San Jose, to ensure that all of you- our public officials, fully step into the intentional and bold leadership needed, with keen decision-making this Tuesday, and in the years to come.
As noted, this Google land purchase and future development will spark a fundamental change for our City. Yet, root cause analysis, and historical understanding, demonstrates that it will have both positive and negative implications. We understand that the vision of this project has the opportunity to create jobs; develop a booming downtown core; develop more affordable housing; support a stronger transportation infrastructure; and make greater investments in education, parks and other public amenities, etc.
However, we also know, as seen in major cities in the Bay Area and across the country, that the magnitude of this kind of development will also be detrimental to some of the most vulnerable populations within our community- homeless, under-housed, low-income, renters, minorities, immigrants, and local, family owned businesses. For some, this development will mean increased economic opportunity and wealth generation, but for far too many, this development brings about great fear and anxiety, knowing that it will only exacerbate their already tenuous living and working conditions here in San Jose/Silicon Valley, without strong interventions and accountability from our local government.
We understand that the cost of living and displacement are symptoms of many macro-level forces; and are not solely Google's or the City of San Jose's responsibility to fix. However, we urge our local City officials to do everything you possibly can to protect our people- ALL our people. Make decisions and take actions that will not only advance opportunity for some, but ones that truly advance the common good. Center decisions on equity, and socio-economic justice; be innovative; be bold; take risks and be urgent. And remember, that the decisions you are making this week and in the coming months and years ahead, will impact San Joseans for generations to come.
In an effort to more deeply understand these issues and help to provide solutions, we have hosted a series of our own community meetings to determine what WE expect to ensure equitable development. (See our displacement platform: A Thriving Community without Displacement in East San Jose). As our City continues to discuss the Google land sale/development, and frankly all development, we share the specific needs of the Mayfair community.
We believe that those directly affected by inequality must be at the table, to uplift their voice and realities, so that collectively decisions and policies protect their communities. Community residents want to engage meaningfully with our local institutions, and contribute to making this City healthy and vibrant. We urge you to adopt their vision and hear their reflections, needs and concerns and advance the noted recommendations in the platform we have co-created thus far.
For more information on today's City Council meeting, and to read the full agenda, click the link below.


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Kathryn L. Patton
Greensburg, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney with 29 years of experience
(724) 838-6603	800 Cabin Hill Dr
Greensburg,	PA 15601
Administrative, Bankruptcy, Business and Energy
Jonathan Kevin Cohn
Pittsburgh, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney with 23 years of experience
(412) 338-1445	429 Forbes Avenue
1616 Allegheny Building
Pittsburgh,	PA 15219
Administrative and Employment
Fordham University School of Law
Jonathan Cohn (Jon) focuses on employment, employee benefits, and whistleblower cases. Jon also litigates individual employment discrimination actions in both federal and state court, advises executives and professionals concerning their employment and non-competition agreements, and negotiates severance packages.
Tyler Joseph Smith Esq
Pittsburgh, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 28 years of experience
(412) 502-5000	One Gateway Center 18th Floor, West Wing
420 Fort Duquesne Blvd
Administrative, Business, Health Care and Medical Malpractice
Dickinson School of Law
TYLER J. SMITH is an attorney with the law firm of Bordas & Bordas, PLLC, which has been identified as one of West Virginia's best personal injury law firms. He is proud to open the firm's first Pennsylvania office. Mr. Smith is an expert in trial advocacy, having tried more than 40 corporate and professional liability lawsuits to verdict in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. He specializes in a wide array of complex civil litigation, including but not limited to: medical malpractice, hospital and nursing home negligence, oil and gas, legal malpractice, interstate trucking litigation, ski accidents, premises liability, construction...
Ryan Woodske
Beaver, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 18 years of experience
(724) 775-9955	255 College Avenue
Beaver,	PA 15009
Administrative, Juvenile, Social Security Disability and Workers' Comp
University of Pittsburgh School of Law
Maria Bernier
Pittsburgh, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer
(412) 288-4272	435 Sixth Avenue
Administrative and IP
University of Pittsburgh School of LawExecutive Editor of the University of Pittsburgh Law Review
John Robert Leathers
(412) 562-1880	301 Grant Street
Administrative, Arbitration & Mediation and Business
Columbia University Law School and University of New Mexico
Efrem Grail
Administrative and Business
Columbia University School of Law
Michael Bock
Pittsburgh, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney
(412) 577-5213	Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh,	PA
Administrative, Business, Construction and Real Estate
Jeffrey Stephen Roberts
(412) 323-7542	225 N Shore Dr
Administrative, Antitrust, Bankruptcy and Business
University of Oklahoma College of Law and Oklahoma City University School of Law
David Paul Pusateri
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Gov & Administrative Law Attorney
(412) 667-7924	625 Liberty Avenue
Pittsburgh,	PENNSYLVANIA 15222
Administrative, Business, Consumer and Health Care
University of Notre Dame Law School
Jeffrey William Letwin
Administrative, Business, Real Estate and Securities
Louis Anthony DePaul
Robert Byer
(412) 497-1083	600 Grant St, Suite 5010
Pittsburgh,	PA 15219-2802
Administrative, Appeals, Business and Criminal
Evan Lloyd Esq
(412) 644-1143	445 Fort Pitt Blvd
Administrative and Personal Injury
Mark Frederick Fischer Esq
(412) 261-6782	11 Stanwix St
Administrative, Business, Municipal and Personal Injury
Gregg Rosen
Administrative, Business and Energy
John Russell Patton
Ligonier, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney with 25 years of experience
Ligonier,	PA 15658
Administrative, Bankruptcy, Business and Health Care
The University of Texas School of Law
Alan Edward Johnson Esq
(412) 803-1140	600 Grant St
Administrative, Business, Civil Rights and Education
Timothy Burns
Ebensburg, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney with 23 years of experience
(814) 471-1701	104 S Center St
Ebensburg,	PA 15931
Administrative, Criminal, Divorce and Municipal
Attorney Tim Burns has been operating his regional general law practice in historic Ebensburg, Cambria County for nearly a decade. His office, located an hour and a half east of Pittsburgh, is conveniently located just steps from the Cambria County Courthouse. A Johnstown native, he received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Political Science and Secondary Education from St. Vincent College in Latrobe, and his Juris Doctorate from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh where he served as Editor-in-Chief of Juris, the school's award winning legal newsmagazine. Prior to opening his law office, Attorney Burns was an Associate in the...
Michele Mansmann
Free ConsultationAdministrative and Military
Representing individuals throughout Western Pennsylvania in claims for Social Security disability benefits or Veteran's compensation in the following counties: Allgeheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Clarion, Clearfield, Crawford, Elk, Erie, Fayette, Forest, Greene, Indiana, Jefferson, Lawrence, McKean, Mercer, Venango, Warren, Washington, and Westmoreland County
Louise Geer Esq
New Castle, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer
(724) 652-0511	2100 Wilmington Rd
New Castle,	PA 16105
Administrative, Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Gilbert P. High
Norristown, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney with 57 years of experience
(610) 275-0700	40 East Airy Street
Norristown,	PA 19401
Administrative, Estate Planning, Municipal and Real Estate
Gilbert P. High, Jr. has devoted his career primarily to the practice of Municipal, Real Estate and Land Use Law and Estates & Trusts. He has extensive experience in legislative drafting, subdivision and land development, zoning litigation, public employment issues, local taxation, public contracting, and the law of easements and rights of way. He regularly speaks on issues pertaining to municipal liability, particularly regarding the maintenance of the Urban Forest, a subject on which he has lectured nationally.
Mr. High also practices in the area of estate planning, particularly in the administration of complex estates, will drafting, the creation and...
J. W. Alberstadt Jr.
Erie, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 43 years of experience
(814) 870-7750	100 State St
Erie,	PA 16507
Administrative, Bankruptcy, Business and Education
Jay Alberstadt is a senior partner with MacDonald Illig. He concentrates his practice in the areas of real estate, commercial and economic development ,and conventional and tax-exempt financing. He provides legal services to individuals, business entities, lending institutions, municipal authorities and development agencies. Mr. Alberstadt handles matters ranging from residential real estate transactions to detailed title and development issues. He also provides representation in commercial financings and tax-exempt municipal, industrial development and 501(c)(3) bond issues. He is co-chair of the Firm's real estate practice group and chair of the firm's marketing committee.
Carl E Meyer
Mechanicsburg, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 11 years of experience
(717) 620-1165	200 Sterling Pkwy
Mechanicsburg,	PA 17050
Administrative, Business, Estate Planning and Tax
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
Combined 15 years' experience as in-house counsel, litigation attorney, fraud investigator and law enforcement officer with certification in public law and policy, providing the assets necessary for the successful legal analysis and execution of operational procedures in legislation, compliance, fraud investigation, contractual agreements, and litigation of client needs in resolving various matters. Successful as team leader over various special projects. Holds a proven record of achieving the highest cost/benefit results in the representation of government agencies and corporate clients. Currently pursuing licensure as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA).
Michael Louis Barbiero
Phoenixville, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 23 years of experience
(215) 633-1890	200 Lincoln Ave.
Suite, #104
Phoenixville,	PA 19460
Free ConsultationAdministrative, Municipal, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Widener University Delaware School of Law and Temple University
Michael is an experienced, well-respected litigator and trial attorney. He concentrates his practice in litigation, specifically personal injury matters including wrongful death and catastrophic injury, as well as a wide range of complex municipal matters. He also currently serves as the Solicitor to the Montgomery County Controller. Born in lower Bucks County, Bristol, Pa, Michael learned to value both hard work and education from his mother, who taught at Pennsbury for 40 years and his father who was a laborer and roofer. Michael's father immigrated here from Calabria, Italy, where most of his relatives still live in a small southern...
Ms. Doris J Dabrowski
Philadelphia, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney with 46 years of experience
(215) 790-1115	1525 Locust St
Philadelphia,	PA 19102
Administrative, Appeals, Business and Health Care
Rutgers School of Law-Newark
Licensed to practice in Pa. and N.J. Comprehensive knowledge of disability employment and benefit law, federal state and local government employment and benefit claims, private sector employment law, contract negotiations and litigation, professional licensing, ERISA, administrative agency and court appeals.
Mark J. Shaw
Erie, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney
Administrative, Business, Construction and Energy
Daniel M. Miller
Erie, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer
Administrative, Business, Education and Employment
Scott MacNair
Lansdale, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 23 years of experience
(215) 699-3002	1816 West Point Pike
Lansdale,	PA 19446
Free ConsultationAdministrative, Criminal, DUI and Municipal
Villanova University School of Law
Scott MacNair is a graduate of the Villanova University School of Law. He began his legal career in 1998 with the Pennsylvania State Education Association where he specialized in labor and education law. In 1999, he obtained a judicial clerkship with a Court of Common Pleas Judge, the Honorable Linda K.M. Ludgate, in Berks County, Pennsylvania. In 2001, Scott obtained employment as an Assistant District Attorney with the Bucks County District Attorney's Office. In 2004, he was promoted to Chief of Narcotics with the District Attorney's Office. In 2005, he was promoted to Deputy District...
Jennifer Brostmeyer Hirneisen
Administrative, Divorce, Family and Real Estate
Joshua Grimes
Philadelphia, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 36 years of experience
(215) 529-8700	One Liberty Place, Suite 3600
Administrative, Business and Municipal
The George Washington University Law School
Joshua L. Grimes, Esq. is principal attorney at Grimes Law Offices, LLC based in Philadelphia. Mr. Grimes has a national practice focused on business and real estate law, as well as the association, nonprofit, meeting, and hospitality industries. He has particular expertise in legal matters relating meetings and conventions, including contracting and dispute resolution. Mr. Grimes also has extensive experience with zoning matters.
Mr. Grimes is a sought-after speaker on legal issues relating to meetings, conventions, and hotel law. He has appeared at over 100 programs sponsored by Meeting Professionals International (MPI), Professional Convention Management Association (PCMA), the American Society of...
Russell S. Warner
Administrative, Business, Energy and Environmental
Russell S. Warner is the Managing Partner of the law firm of MacDonald, Illig, Jones & Britton LLP in Erie, Pennsylvania. He is the founder and past Chairman of the firm's Environmental Group. He concentrates his practice in the areas of business and environmental law, including matters involving the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, as well as matters before the USEPA Environmental Appeals Board and the Pennsylvania Environmental Hearing Board.
Mr. Warner's practice includes representation of businesses, financial institutions, economic development organizations and municipal entities regarding business and environmental matters, as well as acquisitions, capital...
Craig A. Doll
(215) 495-6522	Cira Centre, 13th Floor
2929 Arch St
Administrative, Bankruptcy, Business and Real Estate
Craig A. Doll brings more than 40 years of experience and knowledge to his representation of clients in the transportation and utility industries. Mr. Doll concentrates his practice in transportation litigation on behalf of limousine, household goods and property carriers, paratransit companies, airport transfer carriers, and taxicab companies before the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission and the Commonwealth's Courts. He also represents public utilities in proceedings before the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, the Public Service Commission of Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and the appellate courts of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Doll has represented both large and small investor-owned utilities in various...
Ms. Jan Matthew Tamanini
Harrisburg, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney with 37 years of experience
(717) 329-1027	P.O. Box 60337
Harrisburg,	PA 17106
Administrative, Business, Estate Planning and IP
Jan Matthew Tamanini concentrates her practice on business and nonprofit transactions, government procurement consultation, and basic estate planning. Her professional mission is to help individuals, small businesses, and nonprofit groups meet their legal needs through the use of sound planning and straightforward, easy-to-understand legal documents.
Thomas Eric Panzer
Doylestown, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 29 years of experience
(215) 345-8888	116 East Court Street
Doylestown,	PA 18901
Administrative, Municipal, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Widener University Delaware School of Law
Thomas E. Panzer's practice areas focus on administrative litigation, including zoning and workers' compensation. Mr. Panzer has represented multiple zoning hearing boards over the past 20 years. He also represents both claimants and defendants in workers' compensation matters, which has made him a sought-after and frequent lecturer on Pennsylvania workers' compensation topics.
Mr. Panzer joined High Swartz in 2016 as a result of a merger with McNamara, Bolla & Panzer, Attorneys at Law, a firm for which he served as Managing Partner. Mr. Panzer has been practicing law in southeastern Pennsylvania for nearly 25 years.
In addition to the practice of law,...
Robert E. Gandley
Administrative, Energy and Environmental
University of North Carolina School of Law
James R. Walczak
Georgetown University Law Center and The University of Denver Sturm College of Law
Mr. Walczak concentrates his practice in the areas of corporate governance, business transactions and finance, and creditors' rights.
Mr. Walczak acts in the capacity of general counsel for a number of business, non-profit and governmental organizations, providing legal advice on corporate, transactional and tax matters. Mr. Walczak is listed in the Bond Buyer Municipal Market Place Guide (commonly known as the municipal bond attorney's Red Book), and regularly provides tax advice and board counsel tax opinions with respect to tax-exempt financing transactions.
Mr. Walczak also represents creditors in complex creditor-debtor matters, including the negotiation of workout agreements and the representation of creditors...
Kathleen Thomas
Doylestown, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney with 33 years of experience
(215) 345-8888	116 E Court St
Administrative, Business, Municipal and Tax
Temple University Beasley School of Law
Kathleen M. Thomas concentrates her practice in the areas of municipal law, small business, non-profit law, and civil litigation. Kathleen is also experienced in other areas of municipal law, including Right to Know, land development, zoning, code enforcement and litigation.
Recognized as an expert in the areas of Pennsylvania Act 511 taxation, Kathleen serves as Special Act 511 Tax Counsel to the Townships of Lower Merion and Abington, among others. She also serves as the Act 511 Hearing Officer to multiple municipalities in Montgomery and Delaware Counties. She also serves as Special Tax Consultant for ordinance and Regulation Revision and litigation...
John J. "Jack" Mehler
University of Dayton School of Law
For 30 years, "Jack" Mehler has helped public and private companies, banks, developers, non-profit corporations and individuals in a wide range of legal matters. Jack concentrates in the areas of general business matters, real estate, banking, and financial transactions.
Jack also represents taxpayer-clients and developers in real estate tax assessment (value) appeals, and tax exemption cases throughout western Pennsylvania on many different types of properties as diverse as marinas, waterfront shipping facilities, hospitals, shopping centers and malls, industrial plants, truck terminals and warehouses, commercial and professional office buildings, corporate headquarters, hotels, and senior living facilities.
Jack has written numerous articles and is...
Randall Selagy
Kennett Square, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 37 years of experience
(610) 444-6880	150 Beverly Drive
Kennett Square,	PA 19348
Free ConsultationAdministrative and Social Security Disability
Private practice of law for 30 years.
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inspectIT is the open source APM solution to analyze the behavior of enterprise software applications and to diagnose problems. Software performance experts can monitor execution traces from applications under analysis and drill down into traces to isolate the root causes of performance problems. The rich graphical user interface pays attention to deliver great user experience designed to support the tasks of a performance expert's daily business in diagnosing problems. inspectIT ships with out-of-the-box instrumentation profiles for commonly used Java technologies like Java Persistence (Hibernate, JPA, JDBC), JavaEE (Enterprise Java Beans, Servlets API, Java Server Faces, WebServices, Java Transactions), Apache Struts, and Apache MyFaces Trinidad. The supported application platforms range from popular application servers like IBM WebSphere, Oracle Weblogic, JBoss, Wildfly, Tomcat, Glassfish to any plain Java application.
inspectIT is divided into three main components: (1) the agents, (2) the Central Measurement Repository, and (3) the graphical user interface. The agents are responsible for collecting the data. inspectIT currently provides an agent for Java-based applications. The Java agent is started with the system under analysis (SUA) and is responsible for instrumenting the system to collect the desired data. The agent is currently capable of collecting HTTP requests, execution traces, timings (e.g., response times, CPU times), thrown exceptions, SQL queries and system measures (e.g., CPU utilization, Memory utilization). One or more agents, depending on the concrete environment, send the collected data to the Central Measurement Repository which is responsible for managing the received data. The REST API of the Central Measurement Repository allows a lean and quick integration with other tools. The graphical user interface enables the performance expert to access the managed data and to execute performance analyses such as digging into traces to isolate the root cause of a problem, browse thrown exceptions, and view resource utilization. The user interface also shows the effective instrumentation of SUA and allows to configure the instrumentation by associating namespaces, classes or interfaces of the SUA with the particular type of required data (e.g., timings, execution trace).
The development of inspectIT started in 2006 when software performance experts were seeking a solution on how to diagnose software performance problems in performance firefights more efficiently without the vendor locking effect of commercial tools for the benefit of the customer. The development started as in-house project of the NovaTec Consulting GmbH and went open source in Spring 2015. The main contributors of the open source project are performance experts of the NovaTec Consulting GmbH who are driving the project, maintaining the code base and developing new features to support them in their daily business.


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Home » Press Releases » Katherine Brooke-MacKenzie, Healthy Gut Clinic Owner, is Talking Crap and Shares Healthy Digestive Tips in "Let That Sh*t Go!: 31 Things to Do If You Want a Better Poo"
Katherine Brooke-MacKenzie, Healthy Gut Clinic Owner, is Talking Crap and Shares Healthy Digestive Tips in "Let That Sh*t Go!: 31 Things to Do If You Want a Better Poo"
The Healthy Gut Clinic, knows that a healthy, fully functioning digestive system is crucial to overall health and well-being.
Scientific research shows that 85% of an individual's immunity is governed by the digestive tract which also manufactures about 80-90% of the serotonin levels; affecting mood, social behavior, appetite, digestion, sleep, and even memory! It is no wonder that so many companies and products focus on a healthy, happy gut. Katherine Brooke-MacKenzie, owner of The Healthy Gut Clinic, knows that a healthy, fully functioning digestive system is crucial to overall health and well-being. In her new book, Let That Sh*t Go!: 31 Things to Do If You Want a Better Poo, Katherine shares insightful tips for recognizing what's going on inside the body by analyzing poo habits.
Katherine Brooke-MacKenzie is a skilled colon hydrotherapist and holistic gut health specialist with 16 years of experience. She's an international best-selling author and speaker on the subject of holistic gut health and runs the Healthy Gut Clinic located in the south west of England. Katherine was initially trained at the National College of Holistic Medicine by Dr. Milo Siewert MD (Mex) in 2005, with a further study completed at the European School of Colon Hydrotherapy. She has a BA (Hons) Degree in Traditional Five Element Acupuncture and has studied Traditional Chinese Medicine. Her empowering healing journey has inspired many people to have the guts to live an authentic and naturally healthy life in line with their innate gut feelings and intuition.
Over the course of her career, Katherine has worked with hundreds of men and women from 18-80 and maintains a regular clientele treating individuals with what can often be an awkward topic to even discuss, and which leaves many suffering in silence for far too long. At The Healthy Gut Clinic, the therapists are fully qualified, insured, multi-skilled, and understand completely the potential for embarrassment. Their high level of professionalism, as well as extensive knowledge of various treatments, enables their clients to take comfort in knowing they will receive an appropriate treatment for their needs, delivered in a respectful manner.
The services that Katherine offers at The Healthy Gut Clinic, and specializes in, are a unique blend of highly effective techniques and include colonics, a scientifically proven gut microbiome reset program, online gut health consultation, nutritional support and Nutrigenetic DNA testing.
Having such a great interest in well-being, and recognizing the tremendous focus being placed on health, especially in light of the current state of the world, Katherine put her passion to use and is launching her book entitled Let That Sh*t Go!: 31 Things to Do If You Want a Better Poo. No longer do people with digestive problems need to suffer in silence, because even though the issues are common, there are solutions! To discuss gut health, which has coincidentally become a huge trend, also means talking about poo! Yes, POO! It is one thing that everyone has in common and in Katherine's book, she sheds light on various topics to make gut health a top priority, and she uses humor to get into the nitty-gritty details that are rarely talked about but are of huge importance.
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Let's not beat around the bush, it's been a tough season so far for the men's and women's teams. Both, having been promoted last season, are yet to win a game in their very tough BUCS leagues, and the match reports weren't getting any easier to write. Therefore, with cup week looming, when news came through that Manchester girls were unable to field a team, everyone was more than happy to hail it as the first victory of the year. We buried the hollowness deep in our hearts and let the smiles light up our faces.
The men were not so fortunate, being forced to go on court (shock horror) against their opponents, The University of Kent. Once their top singles player had finished sliding around on the sport centre's floor in his socks in remarkably year 6 disco fashion, the matches got underway. The Cambridge team consisted of Ritish Desai, Ben Roberts, Jonny Scott, Tom Wade, Ben Wharton and Rory Xiao, with record-breaking support from the sidelines following the cancellation of the girls' match.
The first singles matches and Xiao and Wade's contests went one apiece, both in two straight sets. A quick flick through past results, inducing some acute PTSD, revealed that although seemingly uneventful, this start to the match was actually only the 3rd singles match won by the light blues all season. The first round of doubles matches, featuring Scott & Roberts and Desai & Wharton was even better, with some great play leading to two straightforward victories and taking the score to 3-1 halfway through the fixture.
The second round of singles was simply historic. Wade won his, but the crucial element was Xiao destroying the first set 21-13, and despite unfortunately going on to lose in 3 sets, sealing the first men's victory of the year. 7 matches. 14 players. Blood, sweat and probably some tears behind closed doors. But finally it was done - the first win. The cup format meant the final doubles matches were purely academic, but we weren't done yet. Relishing the new-found feeling of victory and despite Roberts' gammy knee both pairs won their matches, making the final score an amazing 6-2.
It seems the cup is the place for us, next up is Bath 3rd's away in Lent. In other news sadly the promised celebratory cindies had to be postponed, but both victories will be celebrated fruitfully at Christmas dinner, and most likely for long into the future.


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Q: Is it possible to use a single input to input several numbers that the program will simultaneously use? I want to create a road network and in order to minimise the number of input boxes needed I want to use a single input box , in the user interface, to be able to code for the multiple connections between nodes (by using numbers as the input that corresponds to a node).Is this possible , if so please could you show me some code examples? cheers.

A: Absolutely! The simplest way to do this is to just have the user enter a list literal (e.g. [1 2 3]) in the input box:

You can the read the value of this global as a list like so:
read-from-string my-list

In this case, that would return [1 2 3].
Another way would be to have the user enter one number on each line:

Then you can get that as a list with read-from-string (word "[" my-list "]"). Actually, in this case, the numbers can be separated by any kind of whitespace, not just newlines, but that shouldn't matter.


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More Pro-Iranian "Hasbara" at 'Comment is Free'
By Israelinurse on January 12, 2012 • ( 3 Comments )
The Guardian's continuing campaign to persuade the world of the benign nature of the Iranian regime and its nuclear programme (also, here and here) was augmented on January 11th with another article by ex-pat Iranian Saeed Kamali Dehghan which, in finger-wagging fashion, informs us that "[t]his covert war on Iran is illegal and dangerous".
With all the integrity and accuracy of a tabloid gossip columnist, Dehghan lays the responsibility for a whole string of events – which he takes care to detail meticulously – firmly at the door of Israel, the United States or the United Kingdom.
Or, perhaps all three: he doesn't seem quite able to decide and of course he has no real proof for any of his speculations beyond the usual knee-jerk official Iranian reactions.
But for the Guardian and Dehghan, it is enough that Israel "has refused to deny involvement" to make it the natural prime suspect of choice.
Apparently having fully embraced the traditional Guardian anti-Western stance, Dehghan appears not to have considered the possibility that the Gulf nations in proximity to Iran have just as much – if not more – of an interest in preventing its acquisition of nuclear weapons. Conveniently, he also neglects to mention that the various incidents were apparently carried out by Iranian nationals – a fact which opens up even more possibilities.
Dehghan choses to lump attacks on various nuclear scientists together with the two explosions at military bases last year, despite the fact that there is no proof of connection and the explosions took place at sites later shown to have nothing to do with Iran's nuclear program. In fact, what little information there is may even suggest that at least some of the past year's incidents may have more to do with internal factors than cunning covert warfare.
But the cherry on the cream comes in the form of Dehghan's appeal to international law in defence of a totalitarian regime which (as he well knows) violates human rights laws in its domestic arena on a daily basis, and arms its Syrian dictator ally (currently engaged in the murder of innocent civilians), as well as terrorist groups in Gaza and Lebanon.
"But no matter who is responsible for the extrajudicial killings and apparent sabotage, one thing should be considered above all: these are illegal actions under international law.
Whether it's an individual simply murdering people or a foreign state inflicting injuries upon the nationals of another state and violating the territorial sovereignty of the Islamic republic, international laws and human rights conventions prohibit such activities.
Supporters of covert war against Iran see it as an alternative to aerial bombing raids or full-scale war. They believe it's a better approach (even though it is illegal) since there are fewer civilian casualties and public confrontation with supporters of Iran, such as Russia and China, can be avoided."
Until reaching the final paragraph, it is difficult to ascertain from this article what Dehghan would prefer: the upholding of his (unsourced) version of international law or the mass-killing of civilians on both sides. But then we read this:
"But illegal action will only ruin any chance of dialogue with Tehran. It will encourage Iran to be less prudent and become more radical about its nuclear activities and – most importantly – will encourage Iran to react in a similar fashion with its own covert operations. The covert war against Iran, if not stopped, could escalate out of control."
So in fact, Dehghan is conveying a not so veiled threat – but the question is, on behalf of whom?
Has he merely spent too much time in the company of Seumas Milne – a supporter of the Stop the War Coalition, which frequently collaborates with the Khomenist Islamic Human Rights Commission and has embraced the approach of the 'Campaign Against Sanctions and Military Intervention in Iran' (CASMII)?
Of note, CASMII was founded by Abbas Edalat, a professor connected to the inner circle of the Iranian regime whose primary mission appears to be the defense of the Iranian regime's nuclear ambitions. As such, it was interesting to see Dehghan's 'Comment is Free' piece featured prominently on CASMII's website.
Or is Dehghan – an Iranian national who openly champions LGBT rights, and has family still at the mercy of a regime which executes gays – subject to other pressures?
One sincerely hopes that the former is the case, but nevertheless, his analysis indicates that there is no room for the proverbial cigarette paper between the approach of the Guardian and that of the repressive theocratic dictatorship in Tehran.
That fact should be of profound concern to any Left-wing liberal still reading Comment is Free.
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Iran on the brink?
http://melaniephillips.com/iran-on-the-brink
'Today the West has many allies in Iran to help bring about regime change and save the world from a dark future, but it must be aware that the window is closing.'
Will Obama and Camaroon drop the ball?
armaros says:
One would think that after TehranKid the Guardian would be more careful when selecting featured "expats" from the Fasclamist Republic…
It seems their skin is thick enough to bare another embarrassing alliance with a regime agent…. who cares…many of their readers and staff do support the regime in Iran.
proud2bnisraeli says:
When it falls on Berchmans and the like to come to the defense of the Guardian then you know that the Guardian is a honey-pot for crack-pots.
Sad as it is,that greasy rag is on greased skids.I used to loathe the Guardian,in fact I still do,But now I read OTL and BTL with incredulity and bemusement. some of the Guardian's authors and posters must be inhaling fairy dust.
That Bella Mackie is a prime example.