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Drummond / Davies spat, part 5 (final)
Saturday 7 November 1931, The Sydney Morning Herald
Mr. Drummond's Reply.
ARMIDALE, Friday.
Mr. D. H. Drummond, M.L.A., formerly Minister for Education, who returned to Armidale to-day, replied to the criticism of the Minister for Education (Mr. Davies) concerning the establishment of the Teachers' Training College in the country.
Mr. Drummond said that Mr. Davies was entitled to every sympathy. He was not the first Minister of Education to squirm under Mr. Lang, though not every man had the moral courage of Mr. Mutch to kick against the pricks.
"What is he driving at?" asked Mr. Drummond. "Is he preparing an onslaught on little bush schools, closing them by hundreds, or is he indulging in a little harmless persiflage when he speaks of '566 students coming out of the two teachers' colleges for whom there are no vacancies?' In 1926, the position was so acute that Mr. Mutch proposed to import 200 teachers from Great Britain, but was blocked by his Labour friends. The position was still acute when I took office in 1927. Between then and 1930, the enrolments increased by about 27,000. This year, according to Mr. Davies, enrolments have Increased by 16,000. These additional enrolments this year have meant an Increase of no fewer than 450 in the staff. Apart from this, in normal years, the annual wastage by resignations, retirements, etc., amounts to, roughly, 500, Thus, allowing for the economic pressure, at least 800 additional teachers have been required.
"The Minister's strictures on the Armidale college make interesting reading when compared with his modest claims in March, that he really initiated the policy. Speaking at the opening of additions to the Armidale High School, Mr. Davies said: 'I thought it would be better to establish colleges In country districts-one in the north, one in the south, and one in the west of the State. That was the plan I had in mind when I went out of office.'"
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Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy, is a cutting-edge, non-surgical, steroid-free treatment. It relieves pain by helping your body repair its own damaged and injured tissues by speeding up your own natural healing process. PRP Therapy is minimally invasive, and utilizes the natural growth factors contained in your body's own blood platelets. It gets your body to initiate the regenerative repair process, and since it uses your body's own platelets, there is very little risk of allergic reaction.
Your blood is drawn and processed in a special syringe and centrifuge to obtain the PRP. The PRP is then injected into the location that needs treatment. The entire process takes less than 30 minutes, and unlike steroid injections, PRP will not cause weight gain, mood changes, sleep disturbances, or high blood pressure.
PRP therapy has been found to be highly effective in treating chronic ligament and tendon issues that have failed other treatments.
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Neuropathic pain is most often caused by damaged nerve fibers, and to those suffering from it, often seems to have no obvious cause or origin. Some of the most common causes of neuropathic pain and damaged nerve fibers include.
Alcohol: Excess alcohol consumption can cause damage to your nerve fibers, usually as a result of nutritional deficiencies such as thiamine and other B vitamins that result from prolonged periods of excess alcohol intake.
Autoimmune diseases: Autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, Sjögren's syndrome, and systemic lupus erythematosus can cause inflammation to tissues, that over time, can damage nerve fibers.
Diabetes: High blood sugar levels can damage small blood vessels and nerve fibers, and due to the elevated levels of blood sugar usually found in diabetics, it is not surprising that it is the leading cause of neuropathic pain.
Cancer: Many cancers, especially lymphoma and multiple myeloma contribute to neuropathy. Toxins from cancer treatments such as chemotherapy and radiation treatment can also cause peripheral neuropathy.
Connective Tissue Diseases: Diseases that affect your connective tissues such as rheumatoid arthritis, Sjögren's syndrome, and systemic lupus erythematosus can lead to neuropathy due to inflammation and the body's attacking its own tissues.
Endocrine disorders: Endocrine disorders can lead to hormonal imbalances that often disturb normal metabolic processes and cause neuropathy. For example, low thyroid hormones can cause fluid retention and swelling in the tissues, that puts pressure on peripheral nerves and damages them.
HIV or AIDS: People with HIV and AIDS who get neuropathy, usually suffer distal symmetrical polyneuropathy, which is a type of neuropathy that starts in the extremities, affects both sides of the body, and involves multiple nerves. It can also be caused by anti-HIV medications, in which case it's called antiretroviral toxic neuropathy.
Infections: Many bacteria and viruses can attack and damage nerves, causing neuropathy.
Idopathic (unknown): Neuropathic pain is often very complex, and in many cases, the exact cause of neuropathy cannot be determined.
Injury (trauma): Injuries from automobile accidents, sports, falls, and even surgery, can damage nerves, leading to peripheral neuropathy.
Kidney Disorders: Kidney disorders can lead to high levels of toxins in the blood, causing nerve damage.
Medications: Certain drugs used to treat cancer, HIV, anticonvulsant agents, and some heart and blood pressure medications can cause peripheral neuropathy.
Metabolic disorders: Metabolic disorders can impair your body's ability to turn nutrients into energy, and to get rid of waste products, which can lead to nerve damage.
Multiple Sclerosis: While multiple sclerosis does appear to cause neuropathy in many people with the disease, the exact reasons are not fully understood, and more research is needed.
Repetitive Stress: Repetitive or forceful activities that can cause irritation and inflammation in the ligaments, tendons, and muscles, which can constrict the narrow passages that many nerves pass through, causing them to become compressed, and leading to neuropathic pain.
Toxins: Exposure to toxins such as lead, mercury, arsenic, insecticides, and solvents can cause peripheral neuropathy.
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Physiatrists and Anesthesiologists are the two primary type of physicians that treat chronic pain conditions. They both go to medical school, however the training they receive for their specialties is quite different, and as a result, the way that they treat chronic pain can also differ.
Physiatrists specialize in rehabilitation and how the body moves, and are often classified as "Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation" doctors. They look at the big picture by focusing on the entire body, and are experts in treating injuries that affect the way your body moves in relation to your nerves, muscles and bones. Physiatrists focus on treating the underlying cause of pain, as a way of restoring your function and mobility. They often work as part of team that might include physical therapists and counselors, and believe non-surgical treatments such as pain medication, injections, and exercise programs should always be tried first, and that surgery should be an option of last resort after other treatments have failed.
Most people think of anesthesiologists as doctors who spend all of their time in the operating room administering anesthesia during surgery. Many anesthesiologists also practice pain management, and as their name implies, they tend focus more on surgeries and injections as a way of treating pain. Some of the common surgeries performed by anesthesiologists for pain management include spinal cord stimulators, which are devices that are implanted inside your body, that deliver electrical impulses to your body in an attempt to intercept and change the nerve signals that cause pain. Anesthesiologists also rely heavily on injections, which can include Cervical Epidural Injections, Joint Injections, and Lumbar Epidural Injections.
Painful neuropathy is a complex, chronic pain condition, often caused by damaged nerve fibers. These damaged fibers can send incorrect signals to the body's pain centers, often causing a patient to feel moderate to severe pain.
Painful neuropathy is one of the most painful chronic conditions treated by pain management specialists, and traditionally, most pain doctors have treated it using the same opioid medications given to patients suffering from other types of chronic pain.
Cutting-edge research conducted at the Mayo Clinic, shows that opioids do not provide pain relief to patients suffering from Painful Neuropathy.
So essentially, while opioids do not offer any pain relief for patients suffering from Painful Neuropathy, they do lead to opioid addiction. This makes logical sense, given that Painful Neuropathy patients given a low-dose of opioids, usually report back to their physician, that the low dosage did not help relieve their pain. Over time, dosages are often slowly increased, in the hope of bringing the patient much needed pain relief that never comes, and over time, these patients very often become addicted to the medication that brings them ZERO relief.
The MAP Program identifies painful neuropathy using a simple diagnostic skin test, and when a patient is confirmed to be suffering from it, they are given non-opioid medications that are effective at treating it. Patients are also counseled in natural supplements useful in Painful Neuropathy, and dietary and lifestyle changes such as exercise that also assist in the healing process. Studies show that these types of lifestyle changes can actually cause the damaged nerve fibers to grow back, and as this slowly happens, pain often slowly disappears.
The MAP Program properly diagnoses, and treats Painful Neuropathy using non-opioid medications, and in the process of bringing true pain relief to our patients, we feel that we are also helping to solve the opioid epidemic one patient at a time.
The MAP Program was developed by Lags Medical Centers as a way to effectively treat patients suffering from chronic pain conditions using minimal opioids.
This is accomplished by treating the underlying causes of a patients chronic pain rather than simply covering up the symptoms with opioids. MAP minimizes patient surgeries, as Lags believes that most surgery is medically unnecessary, often makes the patient worse, and should only be used as a last resort after minimally invasive options have been tried.
Each new patient undergoing the MAP Program will be given a complete Metabolic, Anatomical and Phycological Assessment, including the following where appropriate.
Once the contributing causes of a patients pain have been identified, a custom tailored treatment program will be initiated, and may include the following where appropriate.
– Metabolic Treatments: Metabolic specific medications such as Trental or Topamax. Counseling in metabolic dietary supplements such as alpha-lipoic acid and L-citruline. Group nutrition and exercise classes that teach and encourage the patient to eat a healthy diet, engage in daily exercise, and maintain a healthy weight.
– Anatomical Treatments: Nerve blocks, and guided injections utilizing fluoroscopy and ultrasound. Acupuncture and PRP Therapy. Intrathecal pain pump trials are also included as a treatment option of last resort if patient fails to respond to other treatments after an appropriate amount of time.
– Psychological Treatments: Refer patient to mental health counseling, substance abuse counseling, and medication assisted treatment (MAT). Group mindful meditation classes.
Learn more today by coming into a location or calling your local office for more an appointment.


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MEGADETH Guitarist KIKO LOUREIRO Pays Tribute To ANDRÉ MATOS: 'Destiny United Us For Nine Years'
Former ANGRA and current MEGADETH guitarist Kiko Loureiro has paid tribute to Brazilian singer André Matos, who died earlier today at the age of 47.
Matos formed ANGRA in 1991 and appeared on the band's first three albums, before leaving to launch SHAMAN. André then went on to pursue a solo career while continuing to stay involved with a number of outside projects.
Loureiro wrote on his Facebook page: "What a sad morning. A phone call and the news that André Matos passed away.
"Life is too fragile. I cried. Since I was 14 years old back in the Rio Branco school, André was already a benchmark. We all wanted to be like him. The unparalleled voice, the talent for the piano. Luckily, the destiny united us for nine years.
"In the years we spent together, we have created and lived incredible things which are kept in the most special place in my memory. The crazy dream of having a world-famous heavy metal band that we talked about while sitting on the bus going to rehearsals. The songs he wrote are timeless (play 'Carry On'!), the albums… from our first precarious shows to the big tours in Europe. Everything is coming back to my mind now. From his peerless high notes to the glance over the round glasses.
"André, you were and will always be so important to us all.
"This week he said he wanted to play together again after 20 years. Too sad.
"Your voice, your songs and your piano will be eternal for all of us fans.
"Thank you, André. RIP"
Kiko joined ANGRA in 1993, only two years after the act was founded, and was the band's longest-serving member after guitarist Rafael Bittencourt. He appeared on each of the group's first eight studio efforts, including 2014's "Secret Garden".
Que manhã triste! Um telefonema e a notícia que André Matos faleceu. A vida é frágil demais. Chorei. Desde os 14 anos,...
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The Joe Niekro Foundation is proud to announce the winner of the 1st Joe Niekro Research Grant, Lissa Peeling. Lissa's study, Assessment of a novel in vitro approach to evaluate flow dynamics of porcine red blood cells within a side-wall aneurysm model using synchrotron X-ray particle image velocimetry, awarded her a $20,000 grant which was presented at the 5th Annual Knuckle Ball Gala, September 20th in Houston, TX.
Lissa Peeling was born and raised in Weyburn, Saskatchewan. She graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with an undergraduate degree in Physiology in May 2000. In May 2004 she completed her Medical Degree and later also completed a residency in Neurosurgery, both at the University of Saskatchewan. She went on to complete a fellowship at Stony Brook University Medical Centre, in Endovascular and Cerebrovascular Neurosurgery. In July 2013, she returned to the University of Saskatchewan with an Adjunct appointment where she currently works as one of only two endovascular neurosurgeons. Through the Saskatchewan Cerebrovascular Centre, she has been focusing her research on the understanding of aneurysmal blood flow using Synchrotron technology, and participating as an investigator in numerous clinical trials.
The Joe Niekro Research Grant is the result of a $10,000 grant which was matched by SNIS Foundation, creating a $20,000 grant for research projects targeting aneurysm, AVM or ischemic stroke research. This grant will enable investigators (MDs, DOs or MD-PhDs) to conduct pilot projects that address a specific hypothesis and generate preliminary data in preparation for major grant applications to corporations, foundations and governmental agencies.
We are honored to award Ms. Peeling with the 1st Annual Joe Niekro Research Grant and look forward to a follow up on her study results. Congratulations Lissa!


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Solar farm could go ahead despite council rejection
South Burnett Regional Council's Peter O'May, councillor Terry Fleischfresser and Mayor Keith Campbell. Tobi Loftus
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Jessica Mcgrath
A SOLAR farm outside Kingaroy may still go ahead despite the council's rejection of proposed plans.
South Burnett Regional Council rejected the proposal for the solar farm to be built on a site 3km outside Kingaroy, during a council meeting on November 21.
The proposed development for the 40 megawatt solar farm run by Terrain Solar was refused by the council because it did not protect the Class A good quality agricultural land on the proposed 118 hectare site.
Deputy mayor Kathy Duff said the council was elected to protect the land and preserve it beyond the solar farm's projected lifespan of 50 years.
"It is what it is, it's good agricultural land and that's what we protect," she said.
The developer, Terrain Solar, will have a period of time to decide whether they will accept or appeal the council's decision.
Corporate services general manager Peter O'May said the developer would consider options.
"Is there alternative land available that isn't good agricultural land?" he said.
Mayor Keith Campbell said the proposed site spreads across two lease lots and access easement, which is currently used for small-scale rural use, such as cattle grazing, associated outbuildings and dwellings.
"The applicant has failed to demonstrate there are sufficient grounds to override conflicts in the planning instruments relating to the protection and enhancement of good quality agricultural land," he said.
The council decided the proposed development would not promote growth in agricultural production, it did not facilitate opportunities for the co-existence of the development and agricultural uses without reducing the agricultural productivity.
Councillor Terry Fleischfresser said the proposed development does not protect Class A good quality agriculture land for sustainable agricultural use.
"It will have an avoidable unacceptable impact for 50 years, which is a time frame akin to being irreversible," he said.
Councillor Gavin Jones said the proposal had to tick all of the boxes.
"I'm definitely not against the solar farm, but possibly a better location, I'd love to see some solar farms around here," he said.
If the decision to refuse the proposal is challenged by the developer, the council will need to engage another consulting authority to defend the case on behalf of the council.
Councillor Gavin Jones said it may come down to a state decision, not a local government decision.
"What we decide here may be irrelevant, it may be taken out of our hands and into the state's, who will decide whether or not it goes ahead," he said.
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Intelligence is widely perceived to be a single stratum. In a classroom scenario, students who perform well in academics, or have a grip on complicated concepts, maths, and science, are termed intelligent. However, there is more to intelligence than just being smart in the traditional sense. According to Dr. Howard Gardner, using only one measurement from an IQ test to determine intelligence does not do justice to one's potential. Therefore, he proposed the Multi-Intelligence theory in 1983, which states that there are eight types of intelligence.
Verbal-linguistic – Students with this type of intelligence, are good with words. They generally excel in speaking, reading, and writing. They are comfortable with wordplay and hold a command over the language.
Logical-mathematical – Such students excel in logical and mathematical aspects. They enjoy problem solving and puzzles. Maths, Science, Manipulatives, Experiments, and Reasoning are their strong areas.
Visual-spatial – Students with this type of intelligence are good with designs, visuals, and arts. They have their own visual interpretation of what they come across and recognize spatial relationships.
Bodily-kinesthetic – Students whose body and mind have a harmonious relationship fall in this category. They have a fine sense of timing and perfection, and generally lean towards dancing, sports, crafts, and other physical tasks.
Musical-rhythmic – Such students are good with music, tone, pitch, rhythm and environmental sounds. They tend to attach feelings and emotions with music, and are good with tunes.
Intrapersonal – These students like to be on their own, to observe and reflect. They do not participate in groups as much, but instead, watch and listen. They are philosophical, self-motivators, and are introverts generally.
Interpersonal – Students with Interpersonal intelligence are comfortable with other people, and are sensitive to their emotions, needs, and moods. They do well in group activities, and also excel in communication.
Environmental-naturalist – These students are empathetic towards all forms of life in nature, and can clearly distinguish different elements of nature. They like being in nature and are appreciative of, and interested in, the different patterns, colors, and behavior of flora and fauna.
In a student-centered learning environment, understanding Multiple Intelligence in the classroom, and teaching accordingly, will not just make learning more effective, but also ease the students' idea of learning, making it something they enjoy and look forward to. The sense of being understood, and learning in a way that doesn't feel like swimming against the tide, will motivate them further, and provide a huge boost to their self-esteem through academics, while also bringing a sense of belonging in the classroom. Stepping into their shoes, and understanding their perspective, will instill in them a new found confidence to explore and learn, and not just follow instructions.
Determine which category of intelligence your students fall in. Simple observations, activities, surveys and several digital tools across the internet, can help you assess the intelligence of each student. Categorize students with the same intelligence in your files, to be able to teach, assess, and assign assignments and projects accordingly. A clear and accurate understanding of the types of intelligence in your classroom will help you make the right attempts at implementing multi-intelligence concepts in the classroom.
Consider diversifying assignments and activities assigned in the class, to accommodate the strengths of all intelligence. Identify students' learning preferences that would best appeal to their natural learning ability, and customize learning plans accordingly. Assign different activities to different groups, to reach the end goal of learning. You may also consider class activities that combine tasks for varied intelligence, to help students learn with their own intelligence, and also develop other intelligence gradually.
A.	Linguistic: To develop linguistic intelligence, give reading/writing assignments. Bring in activities such as storytelling, story writing, speeches, essay writing, instruction manuals, script writing and comprehensions in the classroom.
B. Logical-Mathematical: When students solve a mathematical problem, ask them to explain how they derived the solution, and other alternates that they think would be right. Encourage them to explore all aspects of a problem. In classes other than Mathematics and Science, encourage students to use their logical and reasoning skills. Debates are also a great way to help students dig deeper into their own reasoning, to justify their stand.
C. Visual: Use visual representations to teach in the classroom. Create diagrams, show pictures, and use digital visuals, videos, power-point presentations, to explain concepts. Assign projects and tasks that require the collection of visuals, pictures, videos, and clips.
D. Bodily-Kinesthetic: Let students perform a skit, stimulate an experiment, or enact lessons from history. Use objects to represent concepts, encourage physical activities. Make students participate in games that involve moving and learning. Get creative with your teaching, and try including movements and games in the classroom.
E. Musical: Introduce different kinds of music and their significance in the classroom. Ask students to describe an answer in the form of a song, or explain concepts with rap. Make connections between certain types of music, and concepts taught in the classroom. Ask them to relate a certain answer with a certain song/music, and why they think the comparison is right. Bringing music in learning won't just make learning fun, but also help students understand and remember concepts better.
F. Intrapersonal: Make students reflect on their learning journey. Assign personal reflection activities such as blogging, journaling, and essay writing. Encourage them to share their experiences, or draw connections between their own journeys and experience of different characters they learn about in textbooks. Meta-cognitive assignments would encourage students to dwell deeper into their thinking.
G. Interpersonal: Group discussions, group projects, and debates help develop interpersonal intelligence. Assign activities that involve speaking and working with groups. You may also ask students to take the role of the teacher, and teach a particular concept or chapter. Assign co-operative activities that inculcate collaboration, empathy and interpersonal skills.
H. Naturalist: Take students on environmental field trips, to teach them environment related concepts. Have an open classroom, out in the open, once a while. Introduce a classroom garden, maintain a class pet, or assign activities/projects that will require them to understand and interact with plants and animals. Things from nature can also act as examples, props in classes, or subjects for poems and essays.
A single, fixed assessment will not do justice to a class filled with varied intelligence. Use alternative assessments over traditional assessments of examination and scoring. Categorize assessments based on intelligence and assignments, projects and activities assigned to different groups and students. Classify scoring criteria based on intelligence.
Using Multi-Intelligence Concepts in a classroom may be challenging, but is highly essential to make learning effective, and long-lasting. It would also work wonders in building students' self-esteem, encouraging growth mindset in them. Being able to relate to what they learn and how they learn, will also make learning enjoyable, and change their overall attitude about learning.


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Le miroir de Satan (titre original : Mirror) est un roman d'horreur écrit par Graham Masterton, publié en 1981 par l'édition Severn House.

Écrit à la première personne, le roman relate les déboires de Ricky Delatolla, un antiquaire américain habitant Rancho Santa Fe, qui reçoit un jour (et malgré lui) un fauteuil possédé qui va finir par lui pourrir la vie.

L'histoire narre l'histoire d'un scénariste qui achète un miroir qui ouvre une porte vers un monde inversé infernal.

Graham Masterton a voulu proposé avec cette histoire le pendant horrifique du roman De l'autre côté du miroir de Lewis Carroll. Alice, Satan et Hollywood y constituent les pièces maîtresses du roman selon François Truchaud.

Résumé
Martin Williams est un scénariste qui travail sur un scénario de la série TV L'Agence tous risques. Obsédé par la vie du jeune acteur Boofuls qui a été assassiné sauvagement alors qu'il était enfant, il tente en vain de vendre le scénario d'un film sur la vie de son héros au producteur Morris Nathan. Un jour, il acquiert un miroir somptueux et immense qui appartenait au jeune Boofils. Il a certainement reflété l'assassinat de ce dernier. Martin Williams découvre que le miroir est possédé pas Satan lui-même. Boofuls a kidnappé Emilio, le petit-fils de cinq ans du propriétaire de Martin, et l'a séquestré dans le monde inversé du miroir. Pour le récupérer, Booful lui demande de terminer un film avec lui en premier rôle qu'il avait entamé dans les années 1930.

Incipit du roman
« Morris Nathan leva devant les yeux ses lunettes de soleil aux branches repliées, les tenants comme un face-à-main, et contempla avec satisfaction sa quatrième femme tandis qu'elle décrivait des cercles paresseux autour de la piscine, allongée sur son matelas pneumatique. »

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Roman britannique paru en 1981

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Party On! Rolling Loud Announces First New York City Festival
The Rolling Loud Festival has been going hard for 5 years with international concerts for the discerning Hip-Hop festival goer. After putting on for Miami, Los Angeles, Sydney, and Tokyo, the festival lands in New York where true hip-hop heads reside, and will enjoy the electric new installment of the festival.
The festival opens for its first time in Queens' Citi Field Baseball Park for a two day event that is celebrating the new comers. SAINt JHN, Blueface, Saweetie, and A Boogie With A Hoodie will bless the mic, while veterans Travis Scott, Meek Mill, A$AP Rocky, Wu-Tang Clan, and Lil Uzi Vert headline the event.
Rolling Loud Fest kicks off October 12 in New York with a new leg of the event returning to the Bay Area Sept 28. Get your hands on tickets for the NYC event this Friday, July 24 starting at 10pm. Get full details at the Rolling Loud website.
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The weather has been quite warm here the past couple weeks, so I took some time this weekend to sew up a couple tanks. This is the first Tova that I have made. This top has definitely made the rounds in the online sewing world, and I can definitely see why! I adore this top.
I bought a bunch of Martha Negley feathers in all different colorways several weeks back. When I saw this creamy white colorway with the pretty pink and brown feathers, I knew right away that I wanted it for a Tova.
I'm pretty new to garment sewing, and this is the first time I've used this pattern. I was pretty dumb brave and dove right in, cutting up my pretty feathers without making a muslin first. I really lucked out... the shirt fits perfectly! I widened the armholes and made the straps a bit narrower. Rather than adding sleeves, I finished the armholes in the same way as the Wiksten tank. Perfect for summer! I think it will also look nice under a cardigan in the winter.
I have made a second tank since then, and I may have cut out two more today. I don't think I can have enough of these shirts!!
This is so beautiful, especially in these Feathers!!
Angela this is adorable! I don't really like sewing clothes. But this is making me rethink.
These are so cute maybe someday I will try it!
Those are super cute and where did you get that pattern? I just love those and they look really comfortable too!
The fabric is perfect for the top! Love love love it!
It's a beautiful version! The colors suit you so well.
Love it! I bought the Dear Stella Marea feathers to make the long sleeved version of this shirt. Now I'm super excited about it!
totally amazing angela! it looks very you. I've had a tova cut out on my desk for almost two weeks now, it's driving me nuts!
I love the tova sleeveless. Great job! I've been looking all over for that Martha Negley feather fabric and can't find it. Where did you order it from?
Very cute! Love the feathers!
Beautiful! I made my first Tova just a couple of months ago and loved how it turned out. She writes a pattern so very well.


This is a difficult mountain to summit by WV standards. I certainly wouldn't recommend doing it without a gps and doing your homework. I drove on Bonner Mountain Rd and parked at the "Flat Rock Tail" trailhead. The trail isn't perfectly marked but most major turns have a Carin next to them to keep you on the trail. It's pretty gradual and only gets steep in a few spots. Before the trail meets up with "Roaring plains trail" I went on an unmarked trail to the north of the summit. At about 4,600' I decided to make the bushwack to the summit. I did have 4G service and the summit on Google Maps is exactly where the benchmark is located! To my surprise the GPS took me right to the benchmark. It was about ~11mi round trip. ~2,300' of climb. A good time and a good challenge.
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About Me A Smart, Nice Funny guy who is caring, considerite, thoughtful, respectful to my elders, guy who any girl would be lucky to have.
My Philosophy "Live and let Live" and "God Bless America"
Love at first sight is not really real. Because if you claim you fall in love with some one at first sight than you don't really love them. You just think there hot! And love has nothing to do with hotness! It has to do with what is inside. Because you could see the hottest girl/boy in the whole world, and she/he could be complete stuck-up jerks that care about no one but themselves and that will cheat on you and have no remorse.
So love at first sight isn't real love. You think there hot and maybe want sexual interactions with her/him. Now however that my be some one who you see who is hot and she/he is a great girl/guy and it becomes true love buy at first you really only love her/him cause of her/his looks. and you know that that is true.


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Mind your language: the semantics of asylum
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Our confusion over the language of asylum reflects our confusion over the issue itself.
In its report last Saturday(1) of William Hague's(2) speech on asylum policy, the Times referred to 'asylum seekers' in its first paragraph; 'immigrants' in its second; and 'refugees' in its third. The terms appeared to be used interchangeably.
The Guardian library has resolved the conundrum to its own satisfaction. Everyone gets put into a file called 'refugees', with the exception of high-profile individuals in well-publicised cases who are seeking political asylum in the UK. The library has decided that the term 'asylum seeker' is bogus, rather than the bona fides of the claimant. Refugee organisations have drawn the same conclusion. There has been no obvious rush to rename themselves: the Asylum Seeker Council would not have quite the same ring to it.
'Asylum seeker' is a term that gained currency in the 90s. In 1990 references in the Guardian to 'refugees' outnumbered references to 'asylum seekers' by 10 to one. Last year it was les than two to one. This year the ratio is even closer. In 1999, across all papers, the ratio was six to one in favour of refugees. In 2000 references to refugees halved, while references to asylum seekers doubled.
It is not easy to identify when the change occurred, though two stories in the Guardian on women displaced by the war in ex-Yugoslavia suggested a change in usage in the first half of the 90s. The unquestioned 'refugee' of 1993 had become the 'asylum seeker' of 1994. Flight, in the latter case from Sarajevo, was no longer sufficient for a person to qualify for refugee status; bureaucratic unease about growing numbers claiming to be refugees had produced the new category of asylum seeker, and the media quickly latched on to the change of nomenclature. Significantly, it will enter the online version of the Oxford English Dictionary later in the year.
The term 'asylum seeker' was first used in the American Political Science Review in 1959 and was a cold war creation: most asylum seekers were political dissidents from the Soviet Union. Refugees were quite different: people displaced in large numbers by war or famine. 'Refugee' is a word that evokes immediate sympathy;' asylum seeker' is a colder, more bureaucratic term, and it is convenient for the Home Office that the latter is now increasingly favoured.
The term is abused on all sides. Those on the right no longer even have to use the word 'bogus'; their tone suggests that they consider all asylum seekers bogus. But some of those entering the UK are also to blame for bringing the term into disrepute: many people who are clearly on the move for economic reasons claim to be asylum seekers. The latter are really 'illegal imigrants', though that is a horribly Powellite(3) term redolent of fear and xenophobia that should also be consigned to history. The linguistic solution is perhaps to phase out both 'asylum seeker' and 'illegal immigrant', and use only 'refugee' and 'migrant'. So farewell, 'asylum seeker'. Is it too late for the OED to rescind its decision to give the term its seal of approval?
© The Guardian.
This article appeared in the Guardian on 22 May 2001 and also in Welcome to Britain: A special investigation into asylum and immigration, published by the Guardian in June 2001 which presents a wide range of reports first published as part of a three day series in the Guardian from 20-23 May. 30 Guardian writers investigate what is one of the most politically charged issues of the day, focusing on aspects such as the humiliation of living on vouchers, the truth about trafficking, the history of Britain's immigration policy, the impact on developing countries of the brain drain and the reality of life inside Britain's most notorious asylum detention centre. 100pp. £4.50 (£5.00 incl p&p). To order a copy of Welcome to Britain, telephone +44 (0)870 727 4155 or write to: The Guardian, 119 Farringdon Road, London EC1R, UK.
Outgoing leader of the Conservative Party in the UK.
Enoch Powell – former Conservative Party member of parliament (and minister) who in 1968 condemned multiracial immigration into the UK.
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Tag: Concerts
AOR, Mental Health, Music, Uncategorized
It really has been a hectic couple of months, have shot or attended a number of Festivals in July/August/September so far and one more to on the books this coming weekend. A little over a week ago it was HRH Sleaze in Sheffield, another cracking weekend with some great sets from old and new bands alike, a cracking atmosphere and again a really good variety of styles.
Davy Vain & his band VAIN headlining HRH Sleaze III
It's been difficult to keep up with the writing as my head's been in a bit of a whole lately, nothing picking it up yet either, the little guy picking up a nasty bug and trying to keep my mother on track certainly hasn't made things any easier, and the madness of work really pushes you to the edge. But hey getting away for some music is great, really helps to keep you sane.
Just about got everything tidied up from Ramblin' Man Fair, some writing to do from Sleaze and next up we've got Uprising 4 in Leicester, first time in that City, and in interesting Heavy lineup with the likes of Napalm Death, Acid Reign, Godthrymm all taking to the stage alongside a number of up and coming local bands, should be really interesting.
After that still have some trips this year for gigs, not sure I'll try and shoot any of them, but still will be good breaks away. Especially looking forward to hitting Nottingham for a couple of days in December to catch AlterBridge/Shinedown/Sevendust one night, followed by Dan Reed Network/FM/Gun the next……that will be a great weekend and will hopefully be able to catch up with some friends along the way.
This has been a very mixed bag of a year, but have thankfully been able to shoot a lot of bands in different places, including some at home, most recently at the always excellent Unleashed Festival in Dublin. Keep an eye out for Fornoth, those lads have something that just might elevate them to something special.
Fornoth – Unleased Festival 2019
On the health side, so far touch wood another year Fit free, so continuing to manage my Epilepsy even though I think over time the medication is making me more and more lethargic, alongside that sleep patterns have been really bad recently, so will hopefully not tax the body too much at Uprising. Mentally, well I see more and more friends stuggle and just think we are all going through this stuff now, added stresses of everything, seem much less than what our parents may have had to deal with, but the immediacy of life now has brought with it a whole new raft of problems.
If you have time and like music go check out my Ramblin' Man Fair reviews, Day 1 & 2 are up there at the moment on the Reviews page, just click on the link and Day 3 as soon as it's published. Photo Galleries for everything will continue to be posted when I can and will hopefully get back to posting a couple of Blog posts here and there again.
Rick Nielsen – Cheap Trick – Ramblin' Man 2019
Sadly my trusty, and also my standard for concerts, Sigma 24-70mm lens has died, happened at the most inappropriate moment of course just before travelling to HHR Sleaze, so will be on the lookout for a replacement, but managed to get through the Sleaze Festival with a 35mm f2 Canon prime lens, so hopefully it will also do the job at Uprising, but would really prefer to be bringing something a little wider, so may try and grab a second hand 18-35mm lens somewhere, we will see, time is short. Will hopefully get a few days away in between everything else and see some nice scenery 😉 with a bit of luck.
September 10, 2019 nibbsdublin#ClassicRock, Blues, ConcertPhotography, Concerts, Epilepsy, Festivals, HardRock, Health, HeavyMetal, HRHSleaze, Irish Countryside, Live Music, MelodicRock, Photography, ProgressiveRock, TravelLeave a comment
Planning for a new year, or as it's more commonly known logistics madness ;-)
I'm pretty open about things in life, and I'm not always sure that it is such a good thing, but at the same time it's better than being so closed off that nobody on the planet knows who you are, and from a Mental perspective it can definitely help when you aren't completely isolated in your own head, so talking to people about some of the difficulties of trying to look after your mother and when your little boy needs a little more attention than others has helped me not go over the deep edge in the last month, but it's definitely been touch and go at times. Stress levels through the roof, not sleeping, generally feeling crap, but I've decided to still call this week part of last year as it contained a day – next week we start afresh, got to start getting into work for 7am and out at 4 again, it won't be easy to get back into that rhythm of early mornings again, but it's getting too difficult to get from work, to mams and home again before my wife goes to work, change the times and reduce some of the stress…….. have to get a family holiday in the mix too, and this time around on the Wild Atlantic Way we are planning to finish off County Donegal and finally get a look at the famous cliffs at Slieve League, they look amazing, so camera will be brought along and we will see if we can catch some birds, wildlife, butterflies insects anything really around the cliffs too, a bit of nature certainly won't hurt us, maybe even another trip later in the year if we can stretch to it.
So it being early January, Christmas done and dusted and the Gig/Festival list for 2019 damn full already for someone who's time isn't really his own, it's Logistics time, when planning travel to a show or a Festival it's not all about the Flight prices, a lot of the time it's about making things work, Flying to a different Airport because it's cheaper and you have to get a Train/Bus anyway, or flying into one place and out another because you have more flight options on the way back. So far I'm already bringing on the madness certainly for one show in March, where I'm staying in East Midlands Airport after a show in Nottingham and getting the 6:30am return flight to Dublin, but hey one more time on the red eye won't kill me – will it ?
Flight out to a Fest in March sorted, but the flight back is causing me a lot of stress, flying back on St. Patricks Day to Dublin really shouldn't be a big deal, especially as it's a Sunday, but apparently it is and all Airlines have hiked up the prices very significantly, but looks like I'll just have to bite the bullet and take the hit, but it's very annoying…….the extra money for a single flight would pay for return flights for another show., but there has to be some reason for it as flights from other UK Airports on the same day are not really expensive, if you can figure out the weird combination of prices that I've seen in the last couple of weeks you are a better person than me, seeing a hotel that you stayed in last April for more than double the price is mindboggling……….. And initially planning to go to just one day of Bloodstock next year, but bloody hell, with bands I really want to see Friday and Sunday it's gotta be a weekend, Fri-Sunday anyway, ticket bought more planning to do. Might try and get an Arena Photo Pass this time around. Would love to have the Privilege of shooting a Festival I really love. Also hoping to get to Amplified for the first time this year, with the people that I know involved with the Festival and the good things I've heard it sounds right up my street, and I love the lineup too 😉
This coming year will certainly be the last that I will be able to make a decent number of Festivals, more time will be taken up with family, and I think by the time those situations change I will certainly be retired from the perspective of hitting 6-7 Fests a year, even if my own health holds up, age will eventually take it's toll on top of everything else, but until then full steam ahead. On top of that I'm hoping to get to shoot a lot more smaller local shows this year, get back to Bloodstock Metal 2 The Masses Heats which start on Jan 19th. If all goes to plan it should be a very interesting, busy and rewarding year so time to light the touchpaper.
January 4, 2019 nibbsdublin#ClassicRock, #HRHAOR, Birds, Blues, Butterflies, ConcertPhotography, Concerts, Donegal, Festivals, HardRock, Health, HeavyMetal, HRHSleaze, Irish Countryside, Live Music, MelodicRock, Photography, Travel, Wild Atlantic WayLeave a comment
New Model Army – Button Factory, Dublin – 07-12-2018
The bizarre weather continues on a Friday evening in Dublin having been a tropical 14ºC the previous day we were not down 6ºC with strong winds on the way and a definite chill in the air. But that's pretty irrelevant as to what's going to happen inside the venue tonight, we are here to catch a band that I've been a big fan of for more than 30 years, bloody hell that sounds crazy, but at the same time brings that warm glow of anticipation as you wait to hopefully hear some of your favourite songs during the set.
The show is opened by a 3 piece punk/rock band from Dublin, and they put in a really enjoyable set, with two lead vocalists it certainly lended a different vibe to the sound, and as it worked really well it also seemed to go down well with the assembled crowd, although at this stage the crowd wasn't large. These guys just powered through their set, hardly any talking, and it meant I didn't even catch their names, but they wanted to get through their songs, and that was a nice work ethic, hopefully will catch them again soon and put the name thing to writes, good start to the night.
After a fairly quick stage setup change it is time for the main act of the evening, having not played Dublin for 5 years it's great to see the guys back, and it's no surprise to hear so many difference accents in the crowd. The couple on one side were over from Sweden for the weekend, on the other German fans and a fair smattering of accents from across England as you would expect, one thing is for sure NMA fans remain as fervently passionate about the band and the music today as they have always been.
Justin Sullivan – New Model Army – Button Factory, Dublin – 07-12-2018
"The Family" is still strong, as you look back from the stage there are still fans standing high in the air on top of each others shoulders, the moshpit is still active, perhaps not as much so as 20 years ago, but still plenty of movement, and it's really the singing that hits you mostly, some of the songs tonight are, as ever, being absolutely belted out, word for word, great timing and as a band you must love hearing this. Thankfully the venue has filled up quite rapidly as the time approached for NMA to hit the stage and the venue looks almost full as I take a glance around the room. The set tonight is really well balanced, not just covering the bands career but also blending really well together one song rolling into the next, and the tracks from 2016's Winter album fit beautifully in the list, especially the wonderful title track. A smashing version of "White Coats" running headlong into the brilliance of "Better Than Them" would have been just about enough for me this evening to make it a night to remember, but add in a full on brilliant version of "Green And Gray" which as Justin mentions is very poignant at the moment capped it all off, just before running into a cracking encore including one of my personal favourites "Stupid Questions". The band would need to be playing 4hr sets in order to satisfy everyone's favourite songs in a set these days, and sure I'd have loved to hear "Poison Street" or "Smalltown England" but maybe next time, the guys do vary their sets more than enough.
Ceri Monger – New Model Army – Button Factory, Dublin – 07-12-2018
Telling us that they will be back in another 5 years raised a few chuckles and plenty of "you'll be back quicker than that" responses from the crows the band close the show with a pumping powerful rendition of "Get Me Out". With the bands 40th Anniversary rapidly approaching lets hope that the guys manage to include an Irish date or two in the coming Tours, a full house, an enthusiastic crowd and a band still on the top of their game is always something to look forward seeing again and Dublin definitely has a love for NMA, long may it continue.
Have thrown in a couple of low quality phone pics and wished I'd brought along a decent camera on the night, all words by me, Stephen Brophy.
Setlist –
Burn The Castle
Drag It Down
States Radio
A Liberal Education
White Coats
Better Than Them
Too Close To The Sun
Today Is A Good Day
Encore –
DrummyB
Get Me Out
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Hello eveyone….. Its ARS with part one of my new ss……THANK YOU ALL FOR UR SUPPORT……i hope u all will like this part…and sorry if it didnt meet ur expectations….
"..pls try to understand Mrs.Maheswari its illegal and moreover according to u health status you can't withstand this…"-said the doctor to a lady sitting infront of him..
" Mr Nikhil Singhaniya…. I need this done means I need it and I'll not back off from my decision….if not you I'll find some other Dr.."- said the lady to doc shouting and starts to walk from there but stops seeing two people who came hearing the shouts….
Laksh: any problem nik??? And you girl…why are you shouting??don't u know this is a hospital??
Nikhil: I tried my best to make her understand laksh….but she is too adamant in having abortion….
"Ragini.." screamed Laksh and Nikhil who didn't expect such a move from her eventhough both were angry hearing her words…..
Ragini:..hello???.. she heard a bang sound from which she could understand that he has threw away the phone… she turned to Laksh and Nikhil and then looked at Swara who was sleeping with a pale face that had mark of her slap….
Ragini:…nothing….just…how can anyone think of killing their kid laksh……(in tears)maybe they don't know the importance of kids in life…why god is giving this luck to people who don't deserve??
Laksh:(was confused hoe to console her)..ragu….calm down….
Ragini:…laksh….i think…nik is right….maybe we can save a life from being killed….
Soon Swara gained consciousness and Raglak and Nikhil discussed this matter with her and she didn't said anything against bcuz even she wanted something like that…….
Sanskar drove Swara to Laksh's residence…….On leaving raglak clearly read his face which was showing his care and love for for her alongwith the despair of feeling betrayed…but one person was looking unaffected and had a stone face…..
And swasan…….both were in their dreamland….remembering their sweet days………..
Sanskar (monologue): What the….. this girl want to die or what??? Is she going to interfere ???
"STOPPPPP" he heard her shouting and decided to watch what she is going to do…..
Swara (to the people fighting): if you want to fight go and beat eachother somewhere else you mad people…..why the hell are you fighting in road…if I miss my class then I swear I'll kill u all…now if you want to fight in the road itself then let that bus go and then start YOU IDIOTS…….
Soon the traffic cleared and he drove off….
Sanskar( to his friend):…sahil….who is that???
Sanskar shakes his head seeing Sahil lost and concentrated on the lecture after passing a smile at Swara……..
Arjun and Sanskar was controlling their laugh seeing Sahil who was looking at Kavita with an angry pout who was still talking with her bestfriend forgetting about the one who is waiting for her…..
Sahil:..ahhh….this is not fair….(walks towards swakavs table) how much will you two talk????
Swara(pulling her other hand)…..no….she is my kavi….
Swaras thoughts broke hearing the knocks at the door….
She opened the door to find ragini..
Ragini:…swara…pls eat anything…u've not had….
Swara: leave me alone Ms.
Ragini(concerned filled voice): but swara…its not good….
Laksh: (angry) How dare she raise her voice on you??????
Ragini:…its okay laksh….. come …..lets have dinner…..she will have when she feels so….
One week passed… there was not enough communication between Swaraglak…. Swara spend most of the time in the room itself and just came to have food sometimes or that also she have in the room itself……..
Swara couldn't sleep bcuz of growling stomach….she came out of the room and stood at the hall not knowing where the kitchen is….
"towards right" she looked up to find ragini standing at the stairs..
Swara moved without waiting a minute….
She opened the fridge and her eyes twinkled seeing a lot of icecream packs… But she heard ragini from back.
:no ice creams at night ur food is kept at the hotpot….
By the time she finished eating Ragini with a small smile kept a bowl filled with 5 scoops of icecream each of different flavours….
Swara:Thank you so much…. She gleamed in delight seeing the ice creams…..
Swara started talking to them forgetting that they were complete strangers moments ago….
Swara(eating ice cream like a 6yr kid):..hmmmm…….by the way…..i forgot ur names….
Laksh left all of a sudden hearing swara….
Swara(looking at his disappearing fig): what happened to him….
Ragini:hmmm…nothing swara….just remembered someone……ok now….go and sleep….its too late….
Swara (with puppy eyes): ragu di..pls…..sleep in my room…I don't feel to sleep alone…..pls…..
Ragini came down to swara… She was sitting on the bed in indian style waiting for her..
Ragini (smiles shrugging off her thoughts):…Why I'm feeling that you are buttering me???
Swara: Can I sleep in your lap today???
Ragini:what happened suddenly swara…buttering me…sleeping in lap and all….. Why.. did you remember ur mother????
Swara(who started sleeping murmers): She …is not…. Worth… to be reme….mbered di….its…. bet..ter ….not to…. have a …….mother…….. like….. her….
Ragini looks at swaras face which said something which she didn't understand… She looked towards the door and found laksh who was watching them leaning to the doorframe…. He came in..
Ragini: Are we missing anything laksh…. I feel something….wrong…..
Laksh:don't think too much and take tension….. now make her sleep properly….its not good to be like this whole night..ur legs may pain…and u too sleep…..i just came to see whether u are ok….
Ragini..: I'm fine….. help me in making her sleep properly….
Laksh nodes and makes both swaragini sleep properly and pulled the comforter over them and left kissing raginis forehead…but ragini couldn't sleep and was thinking about swaras confusing behaviour…..
"I LOVE YOU SANSKAR"…murmered swara in her sleep…Ragini looked at swara who was cuddling to her who was looking really like a kid……..
"I LOVE YOU TOO SWARA" muttered Sanskar who was sleeping exhausted due to overtime office work….
So sorry for the mistakes… I didnt proof read it so kindly forgive the mistakes….
dont know when i'll be able to post the next part… so till then BYE EVERYONE…TAKECARE….. and dont forget to give ur views below….
Amazing dear…..waiting to know wat happened to Swasan….
Awesome dear. Eagerly awaiting for next part. Continue.
Dun sprte mum n child i mean dun gve dat baby to ragini ??


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Visitors can experience a video demonstration of Christie's state-of-the-art Network Operations Center on display on award-winning Christie® MicroTiles®.
Zone 7:Online cinema training: Empowering theater operational staff
Preview Managed Services' new online cinema training, which provides access to not only online training, but technical resources and courseware that will increase the productivity and core knowledge of a cinema's operational staff. Christie's up-to-date training modules help technicians stay current on system enhancements and advancements in operational and service techniques. Find out how Christie Managed Services' online cinema training website can empower an exhibitors technical and projection personnel to fix basic system issues, saving time, effort and money. Additionally, the Managed Services team will showcase their customized boothless projection system as part of a complete customized solution. This turnkey boothless solution provides a special lift system that enables projectors to be positioned out of the way during normal operation and lowered for maintenance, freeing up space for seating that would normally have been taken up by the projection booths.
Christie's Commitment to HFR
The two main goals of Christie's HFR activities are to help the industry develop the best HFR content and the best delivery system for HFR content. The first goal involves assisting leading-edge filmmakers and post-production companies in perfecting HFR movie creation, so the industry has the most engaging, entertaining content possible. The second goal is to assist exhibitors in showing these 3D HFR movies in all their glory. To these ends, Christie is helping create the standards for 3D HFR movies through formal and informal technology-development alliances with major producers and directors, post production facilities, studios and technology partners. On the exhibitor's front, Christie provides one-stop shopping for all the hardware, software and services that enable exhibitors to deliver a filmmaker's vision in stunning 3D HFR quality.
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In yesterday's article, we highlighted the crosswinds impacting today's speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell at the Jackson Hole Symposium, eventually concluding that, "Powell [should] maintain the same optimistic perspective he espoused at his Congressional testimony last month" (see "Is EUR/USD Rolling Over Ahead of Powell?" for more). As it turns out, this prediction was accurate, though the initial market reaction did little to reassure dollar bulls.
The headlines about strong economic growth and further "gradual" hikes were widely expected, and therefore fully discounted by the market. That said, the repeated emphasis on subdued inflationary pressures suggests that Powell sees no urgency to raise interest rates above the "neutral" rate, which the majority of Federal Reserve members believe is in the 2.75-3.00% range according to the central bank's most recent Summary of Economic Projections.
In terms of market expectations, there's been essentially no change to the market-implied odds of a rate hike in September (95%+) or December (~65%), as befits a mostly as-expected speech. With the Fed's path seeming set for the next three months, shorter-term traders may now turn their attention to political and economic developments instead of central banker comments.
We've some interesting, if inconsistent, moves in the wake of the Powell's comments. As of writing, US stock indices are trading higher on the day by about 0.5%, with the S&P 500 hitting a fresh record high. After an initial swoon, the US dollar index is stabilizing just above 95.00, where it opened the week. Both gold and oil are rising by about 2% on the day, and the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury bond has dropped 2bps back to 2.82%.


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SWIFT to introduce security framework for member banks
SWIFT, the global network that enables trillions of dollars transfers each day to introduce new security framework to least four government-owned banks were hit by hackers to create fake trade documents that may have been used to raise finance abroad.
Saloni Shukla
Updated: January 21, 2017, 14:04 IST
MUMBAI: Rising instances of cyber attacks on banks had led to SWIFT, the global network that enables trillions of dollars transfers each day, to introduce a Customer Security Framework that mandates its member banks to upgrade their systems or face the threat of naming and shaming among other member banks.
Under this framework, banks have to adhere to 16 mandatory controls and 11 advisory controls, and requires each bank to confirm compliance on an annual basis.Banks which fail to adhere to these controls will be reported to the Reserve Bank of India as well.
"There are certain mandates that we are making within the community now and if they don't comply with it, we will be publishing their names in the system," said, Kiran Shetty, CEO, SWIFT India. "So, for example, if I am a bank and if you want to send me some money , you will be able to look at my credentials related to cyber security and make your decision whether you want to deal with that bank or not.And we will also report this to the regulator saying that these banks have not complied." Between November and December last year, SWIFT India started engaging banks to generate awareness about the new framework.
This framework will be released to member banks by the first quarter of the next financial year. While SWIFT will start collecting details on these mandatory controls from Q2 2017, the enforcement of mandatory requirements will start from January 2018. SWIFT will then conduct inspections from internal and external auditors to ensure compli ance of these controls.
Applying these standards will help raise the security bar for customers on the SWIFT network and support to prevent and detect fraudulent use of their infrastructure. Implementation of these standards will also increase security awareness and education in the on-going fight against cyber-related wire fraud.
In the last eight months, at least four government-owned banks were hit by hackers to create fake trade documents that may have been used to raise finance abroad or facilitate dealings in banned items.
As per the audit done with the current member banks, SWIFT has observed that there is a significant opportunity to strengthen the transaction banking channels of Indian banks. According to data with the ministry of finance, top 51banks in India have lost ` . 485 crore from April 2013 to November 2016. Nearly 56% of the money lost was due to net-banking thefts and card cloning. As per estimates, there are at least 15 ransomware attacks per hour in the country and one in three Indians fall prey to it.
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Franklin Foundation Hospital Appoints Tyler Duplantis as Chief Financial Officer
Franklin Foundation Hospital has announced that it has recently appointed Tyler Duplantis as its new Chief Financial Officer.
Duplantis joined Franklin Foundation on May 16, 2022, and is responsible for Accounting and Finance, Strategic Financial Planning and Analysis, Operational Efficiencies, and Cost-Reduction Initiatives.
Prior to joining Franklin Foundation, Duplantis served in accounting and finance, healthcare management, operations, and executive roles in several other organizations in South Louisiana. He also served as the CFO of Teche Regional Medical Center and Physicians Medical Center & Gulf Coast Surgical Center, facilities offering acute and post-acute care, surgical procedures and other healthcare services in South Louisiana.
Duplantis completed his Bachelor of Science in Finance from Nicholls State University in 2011 and received his Financial Accounting Certificate from Harvard Business School in January 2020. He is also a certified specialist in Healthcare Financial Management and a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives.
"My highest priorities in this role are to be a steward of our service district's resources and a champion for the culture of this facility," Duplantis said. "We have a really strong team here, and we're out to prove that world-class care can be delivered at a Critical Access Hospital."
He added, "The people of Hospital Service District #1 deserve the absolute best care, and I am committed to Franklin Foundation's promise to deliver that. I am honored to be able to turn our mission, 'meeting the needs and exceeding the expectations of our patients,' into reality."
Franklin Foundation's CEO, Stephanie Guidry, said, "We are excited for Tyler to join our family, and he brings a wealth of financial, accounting, and operations experience to the table. It became clear almost immediately that he was a perfect fit for this role and will make a positive impact atour organization."