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Kim La Tang
April 18, 1944 ~ January 7, 2022 (age 77)
Kim La Tang passed away in her sleep at Hebrew Rehabilitation Center in Roslindale, Mass. on January 7, 2022. She was 77. Born Muoi La on April 18, 1944 in Can Tho, Vietnam, she married Sang Tang in 1972. Following the end of the Vietnam War, the couple fled the country seeking safer resettlement opportunities. Through an amazing volunteer network in the United States, they were resettled with a compassionate and generous sponsor family in Sharon. There they adapted to a new culture, learned a new language, and raised a son, Mark. Kim worked tirelessly to improve her English and build a successful small business. She enjoyed tending the home garden and gifting her family with home-cooked Vietnamese meals. She is missed most for her selflessness and infectious smile and laughter. Kim is survived by Sang; Mark and daughter-in-law Alice; grandchildren Addison, Pierson, and Jackson; and the many friends and community members who have been touched by her legacy of generosity and resilience. A private service will be held for family. In lieu of flowers, a gofundme has been created to support Sang: gofundme.com/f/kimtangmemorial. Pushard Family Funeral Home 210 Sherman St., Canton is assisting the family.
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Understanding lawyer fees is crucial in order to make sure you are getting the right legal help without exceeding your budget. Legal services are normally pretty expensive, but it's often worth paying the price in order to make sure you are protected. Finding a good lawyer to hire can end up saving you thousands of dollars (and a lot of stress) down the road. But before you find a lawyer, it's always wise to get a solid grasp of lawyer fees and how they work. If you know what kind of prices and costs you can expect upfront, you will have a better shot at finding a lawyer that meets your needs and budget.
A lot of legal work is done on an hourly basis. Hourly fees for lawyers are pretty self-explanatory – you pay a set rate for each hour of work your lawyer completes. Generally, your lawyer will ask you to pay for a certain number of hours upfront in what is known as a retainer payment (see more below). Any work beyond what the retainer covers will be billed hourly at the end of each month.
Billable hours have historically been the most common billing practice in the legal industry. However, times are changing and lawyer billable hours are being resisted. These days, other fee structures are becoming more and more common.
Flat fees are becoming very commonplace in the legal industry, particularly for certain practice areas where the amount of work is pretty consistent from one case to the next. A flat fee means the lawyer will give you a set price upfront that will cover all the work, regardless of how many hours the work takes.
Flat fees are especially common for trademarks, patent filings, and incorporations, and even things like DUI cases and speeding tickets. Flat fees are favorable for clients because it feels more comfortable having control and knowing beforehand exactly how much you will pay.
Sometimes lawyers will use a hybrid approach between flat fees and hourly fees. Capped fees are essentially the same as hourly billing, but with a minimum and maximum amount that can be billed.
These capped fee structures give clients the benefits of knowing how much they will pay beforehand, but still allow the lawyer more flexibility with regard to the amount of work that can be billed.
A retainer is an upfront fee paid to a lawyer before work begins. Most lawyers will require a retainer payment because they want to ensure that they are getting paid for their time. If you are billed hourly, the retainer payment will cover a certain number of hours. That number is a good estimate for how much the lawyer fees will be in total, but it could be more or even less.
If the amount of hours exceeds the retainer payment, the lawyer will send you a bill for the additional time at the end of the month. However, if the amount of hours billed is less than the amount of the retainer, the lawyer must return the additional money.
Lawyers are required to keep retainer payments in a special bank account called a client trust account. A trust account ensures that the lawyer does not take your money until the work is completed and the lawyer fee is earned.
Regardless of the type of legal work and billing method, lawyer fees depend largely on the experience level and caliber of the lawyer or law firm. More experienced lawyers with large, prominent law firms will always charge more, while younger lawyers, solo practitioners, and small law firms will charge less.
Whether you decided to hire a large law firm or a small one depends on your specific needs and circumstances. If you are dealing with highly sensitive legal matters with high stakes in terms of the financial outcome or importance to your life or business, you may want to consider working with a more prominent and expensive law firm. Generally, the top lawyers in the legal profession work with these large firms, so you can rest assured that you are getting quality legal work.
However, smaller law firms are normally more affordable, and they can also be more available when you need them and hands-on when they work with you. They usually have fewer clients, and therefore can provide more attention to each one, while still providing an adequate level of quality for most legal matters.
The location also is a factor to consider for lawyer fees. Most of the time, lawyers in big cities like Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Boston, or San Francisco will charge higher rates than lawyers of the same experience level in smaller cities. This is basically just a function of the different market sizes. Large cities have more people, and therefore larger markets for legal services. Thus you will find more lawyers, more clients, and more lawyers with high prices.
The average amount you will pay will depend on what billing method is used, where you are located, and the experience level of the lawyer, as explained above. But it's also important to consider the practice area, or type of law. Highly specialized types of legal work are generally more expensive, while everyday services will be more affordable. Below are estimates of average lawyer fees for some of the most common types of legal services.
Most intellectual property lawyers will file trademarks for a flat fee. Trademark filings themselves are pretty basic, but you want to make sure you do a thorough trademark search beforehand to make sure you aren't infringing on another mark. The search process is where it can be especially important to have a lawyer.
Typically, a trademark lawyer will charge somewhere between $500-2000 to perform a trademark search and file a trademark. There are also filing fees which are a few hundred dollars. Here is more info about how much a trademark costs.
Patent applications are significantly more complicated than trademarks, so it's highly advisable to work with a patent lawyer in most cases. Similar to trademarks, many patent lawyers will file a patent for a flat fee. However, oftentimes there is work that remains to be done after the application is filed, such as responding to the patent office's questions and/or possible rejections of your patent claims. This work may add to the total cost of filing a patent.
Patent lawyer fees can range from as low as $500-$1000 for just a simple provisional patent filing, to as much as $10,000-$25,000 for more complicated patents. On average, patent lawyer fees, plus filing fees, will probably amount to somewhere around $10,000.
Again, many lawyers will do business formation and incorporation work for a flat fee. Usually, legal costs to form an LLC will be less than forming a corporation, since the differences between LLCs and corporations make LLCs a bit simpler to set up. In either case, it's beneficial to work with a lawyer to ensure your company is properly structured from the start. Failing to do so can be devastating when your company becomes more successful in the future.
Attorney fees for an LLC will probably set you back somewhere from $500-$2500. There are state filing fees involved as well, but many lawyers will cover those costs as part of their bill. Corporations are likely to be a bit more expensive, likely somewhere between $750-$3000 on average.
A lot of lawyers that do basic litigation work will take DUI cases because they are fairly straightforward. But you're best off working with a lawyer that only focuses on DUIs or has a lot of experience with DUI cases. DUIs are often charged on a flat fee basis, but some lawyers prefer being paid hourly. Make sure you know how your DUI lawyer will bill you upfront to avoid any unexpected costs.
The total costs of a DUI, all things included, are likely to be around $10,000-$12,000. The DUI lawyer fees alone will probably fall somewhere between $2000-$5000.
Fighting a speeding ticket is not always worth the time and money required, but if you are at risk of losing your license or facing significant car insurance increases, sometimes it is a good idea. It's especially worth it if you feel you were ticketed unfairly. If you decide to fight your traffic violation in court, a lawyer can make the process a lot less stressful and give you a better shot at winning.
Lawyers may do the work for a fixed fee if it is something that they do on a regular basis. Otherwise, they could bill you hourly. Lawyer fees for fighting a speeding ticket will probably fall somewhere between $500-$1200.
Divorces can get ugly, and when they do they can also get expensive. Depending on the amount of assets at stake in a divorce, lawyer fees can fluctuate significantly. But, since it is normally unclear how long a divorce case will carry on at the start, lawyers typically prefer to be paid hourly for divorce work.
Divorce lawyer fees could be as low as $1000 if the divorce is amicable and you just need help with the paperwork. If the divorce is highly contested, especially when it involves high net worth individuals, the lawyer fees could be in excess of $100,000.
Bankruptcy can be a painful thing to deal with, but it's often one of the best ways to get out of debt and get a fresh start financially. You should plan on hiring a bankruptcy lawyer to advise you through the process because it can get highly technical.
Bankruptcy lawyer fees will depend on what type of bankruptcy you are filing for and how much debt you have. For an individual filing bankruptcy, total lawyer fees will typically be around $2000-$5000. For businesses, it is usually more expensive and will depend on how large the company is and how much debt it owes. Here's some more info on how much a bankruptcy lawyer costs.
Writing a will is an important step in the basic estate planning process. There are a ton of resources out there to write your own will, but if you have any significant amount of assets, you are better off working with an experienced estate planning lawyer. You will want to ensure everything is structured properly and that your property is put in a trust so that you can avoid probate. Some lawyers will draft a will or set up a trust for a flat fee, while others will do it on an hourly basis. It may depend on how much estate planning work will be required for you.
Lawyer fees for a will or a trust could be as low as $500 if it's just drafting a simple will. But if you own multiple properties and have a higher net worth, there are a lot more considerations that come into play, so your lawyer fees would probably be closer to $3000-$5000.
How much a lawyer costs is a function of many different factors, as illustrated above. Before taking any actions, you should consider the complexity of your legal situation. If it is something pretty simple, you are fine working with a more inexperienced lawyer, which will be more affordable. If it is something very serious with significant consequences, it's often worth the extra expense to hire a lawyer that is specialized and highly experienced.
At the end of the day, considering attorney fees is an important part of the hiring process for most people. By having an understanding of what is common, and how lawyer fees work, you will be in the best position to find the right lawyer for your needs and budget. The best way to go about finding a lawyer that is right for you is to get comparisons in terms of prices and experience levels. By using LawKick and our innovative marketplace approach, you can easily get price quotes from a number of different lawyers in your area for free, and it only takes a matter of minutes.


The Asian Harbour, at The Gateway Hotel by Taj (Hinjewadi) is hosting a Vietnamese Food Festival – 'VIET : NOM' – from 21st to 31st March. Chefs from the Vietnamese restaurant Blue Ginger (Taj West End, Bangalore) are coming over with their delicious recipes, ingredients, expertise and flavours. The food is amazing, slightly modified to suit the Indian palate (minimal use of pungent fish sauce) and it is a wonderful experience. Prices though, are slightly on the higher side.
I was invited for a pre-launch food tasting to experience this wonderful cuisine which is refreshing, simple and healthy. It has influences from China, Thalilad and most importantly from the French, along with a bit of Pondicherry. (Both Vietnam and Pondicherry being former French colonies).
Delicious, refreshing and light. The inherent flavour of the rolls with minimal seasoning was amazing and clean. We were served Water Chestnut and Vegetable Roll with tangy, sweet and slightly pungent tamarind and hoisin sauce. And Shrimp and Vegetables Roll with sweet spicy chilli sauce. The sauces just added a great punch of flavour.
Tangy and refreshing, with loads of lemongrass, chilli and peanuts adding crunchiness.
Crispy Lotus Stem with butter garlic sauce was uber delicious. A great respite from the heavily sweet honey chilli variants most places serve.
Grilled New Zealand Lamb Chops just blew everything away. Super high quality soft juicy meat, beautifully Frenched with the amazing caramelly, umami, nutty and peppery Sesame Barbeque sauce. Just crazy good stuff.
Wok Tossed Soft Shell Crab was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside with the amazing butter garlic sauce and load of onions and green peppers.
Delicious Grilled Chicken and Tofu marinated in lemongrass, garlic, ginger, anato oil and curry powder. Absolutely amazing flavour, smoky and grilled to perfection. I preferred the chicken over the tofu, definitely.
The way of eating it adds to the fun. You place the chicken or tofu in a lettuce leaf, with some noodles, herbs and then top it off with some special Vietnamese Grill spice mix and a squeeze of lime. The taste is so refreshing and delicious. Very healthy too!
Spiced Prawn and Lemongrass Soup was really flavourful and filling with loads of sprouts and vegetables. It had a real hit of spice, though!
Cari – Vietnamese curries are like cousins of Thai Curries. Not as thick and a milder more refreshing taste. The use of Madras curry powder is another distinguishing factor.
The Chicken and Okra Red Cari was spicy and creamy. The Tofu Yellow Cari was so light and soulful, almost like an Asian version of Kadhi. The local 'made in Pune' silken tofu was mindblowingly melt-in-the-mouth.
The curries can be scooped up with – crisp on the outside but fluffy and soft on the inside – Baugettes (French Influence right there!) or with Jasmine Rice. I definitely suggest, go for the baugettes, though. Superb stuff!
Coconut Caramel Custard was really creamy and soothing. The coconut, kiwi and dragonfruit adding the Vietnamese touch. The local dessert, Che Chuoi, is perfect in this summer heat! Like an Asian falooda! Sago pearls, shaved ice and banana in coconut milk and flavouring syrups. Just perfect!
I had the Flower Cooler, elder flower mocktail, which was refreshing and delicious. We absolutely loved the Vietnamese Cold Coffee too, but when we ordered a second round it was very watery and had no flavour. Rest of the mocktails too aren't that great.
I definitely think this 'VIET : NOM' festival shouldn't be missed. If you like Vietnamese cuisine or really want to give it a try for the first time, this is the perfect opportunity. The food is close to authentic, but palatable for our taste as fish sauce isn't used in most dishes. Even if used, it just gives a subtle flavour without the pungency. All the dishes I tasted were simply delicious.
Vienamese cuisine, in general, is very fresh, healthy and simple. The refreshing and soulful aroma and flavour of lemongrass being a constant companion. Plus food prepared by talented chefs specializing in Vietnamese cuisine, who have learnt their craft in Vietnam, not just from chefs but also on the streets is a real privilege. I had a blast, you should give it a try too!


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Golden Path
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"Treacherous sons and daughters of Kyrat who call themselves proud citizens even as they take up arms against King and force their fellow citizens to join their pathetic rebellion.They are terrorists and enemies of the Crown."
King Min's Kyrat
The Golden Path is a rebel faction that appears in Far Cry 4. Founded by Mohan Ghale, they rebel against Pagan Min and The Royal Army's rule of Kyrat and try to liberate their country. Their base is in Banapur, a region of south-western Kyrat. If the player tries to kill one of the Golden Path members they will try to kill the player. They mostly own the Terai area and Southern Kyrat until the player completes A Key to the North. They can also be seen walking around in a group of three to five members in various areas of Kyrat. They can also be seen frequently fighting animals and Royal Army soldiers. They never try to liberate outposts or fortresses. They can also be seen driving in their army trucks often with four or three members depending on which type of truck they are driving in.
The generic Golden Path soldiers are playable in the Battles of Kyrat multiplayer mode, where they fight against a hunter-like faction working for Pagan Min called the Rakshasa.
The leader of the Golden Path depends on player's decisions between Sabal or Amita.
Mohan Ghale's era
The Golden Path was founded by Mohan Ghale in 1987 after Pagan Min seized power at the end of the Kyrati Civil War and Mohan rallied the remnants of the Royalists to resist Pagan Min's rule. Mohan's insurgency named themselves the "Golden Path", which comes from Ishwari Ghale's dream of them 'walking along a golden path'.
Initially, the purpose of the Golden Path was to restore the old monarchy by taking the throne back from Pagan Min until another royal heir of the previous dynasty could be found. Ishwari as a Tarun Matara would serve as the regent of the country.
During the first year of the Golden Path, Ishwari constantly pressured Mohan to begin accepting female soldiers. However, due to Mohan's strictly conservative nature he always refused to do so, even when the group needed it the most. Although both sides of the war had recruited many to their cause, Pagan Min's appointment of Yuma Lau as the general of the Royal Guard had greatly hindered the progress of the Golden Path. The Golden Path managed to keep their insurgency viable by receiving support from the United States which supplied the Golden Path with weapons, but Mohan refused the involvement of the U.S.'s military advisors as Mohan believed that the war should be won by Kyratis instead of Americans.
The Golden Path kept on losing ground to Pagan Min's Royal forces and Mohan's tensions with Ishwari had continued to escalate. To placate Ishwari, Mohan made a compromise. Ishwari would be allowed to contribute to the cause by sending her to the Royal Palace along with Ajay Ghale to spy on Pagan Min. Initially the plan was a success, for she identified some potential defectors among the Golden Path's ranks. Over time Ishwari's opinion of Pagan Min was swayed and she ended up falling in love with Pagan Min. Mohan found out that Ishwari bore Pagan an offspring -- Lakshmana Min, the child of Pagan Min and Ishwari -- and he was engulfed with anger and jealously. Mohan went on to kill Lakshmana, and in revenge Ishwari killed Mohan before she fled to the United States along with Ajay.
Post Mohan's death
The next two decades doesn't get any better for them. Already losing the war, the Golden Path has been reduced to the point where they only control one key location: the Terai region in the southwest and some sporadic resistance installations and patrolling in South Kyrat
At some point, the Golden Path began accepting women to join the ranks. Among them, there is Amita, who, alongside with Sabal, rose to become key members of the group and eventually, become the leaders of Golden Path. However, due to their opposing views regarding the future of Kyrat, with Amita being progressive and Sabal being traditionalist, they eventually became known as the "two-headed elephant who are going the opposite direction".
Events of Far Cry 4
Hearing the news of Ajay's return to Kyrat, Sabal sent some of his men along with Darpan to escort him into the country. However, their plan was foiled when a firefight ensues at the border checkpoint, capturing both Darpan and Ajay and detained them for a dinner in De Pleur's Compound. Being aware of this, Sabal got some soldiers and himself to rescue Ajay and brought him to Banapur.
Amita, knowing that Sabal rescued Ajay merely because he is the son of Mohan Ghale, and seeing Ajay's initial reluctance to help the cause, is skeptical towards him. Later on she changed her attitude after she witnessed Ajay rescue civilians from the Royal Army and captured an outpost, which she deemed impossible without negotiations.
With Ajay on their side, the Golden Path progressed significantly, but tensions between Amita and Sabal becomes increasingly apparent. Depending on the player's decisions, one of them would eventually become the sole leader of the Golden Path.
The Golden Path kept on progressing to the point where they captured the King's Bridge, which they never achieved before, and reuniting Utkarsh with the rest of the cause, but even with the leader decided, the tensions between Amita and Sabal have never been resolved. It finally reached the boiling point after the mission in Jalendu Temple. Whoever the player sides with on that mission, they will order Ajay to kill their rival. Thus, this decision the player made regarding the fate of Jalendu Temple will decide the future leader of Kyrat.
The modern Golden Path members don a light-blue uniform marked with a yellow Golden Path logo on the back, combat boots, and a yellow bandanna or armband. The uniform is the same for both males or females. Snipers will wear a yellow camo hat, while Defenders will wear a vest.
In the Battles of Kyrat multiplayer mode, they wear a slightly different uniform, with a gray vest, and white shirt. There is no female version of this outfit, as female soldiers are not playable in this game mode (likely due to the fact that the battles against the Rakshasa took place before Amita joined the Golden Path).
There are assaulters, defenders, rocket soldiers, and snipers, all with similar uniforms.
Known Members
Mohan Ghale (Founder and former leader)
Darpan (co-founder and former lieutenant)
Ishwari Ghale (formerly)
Sabal (leader/co-leader)
Amita (leader/co-leader)
Longinus (weapons provider)
Bhadra
Ajay Ghale (Possible leader if you kill Amita and Sabal)
Gopal (Supplies)
Pranav (Armed Escort)
The name "Golden Path" may have been inspired by the mountainous Peruvian rebel group known as the Shining Path.[1]
The name might have also been inspired by "the one true Golden Path pressed upon mankind by the God-Emperor Leto II" in Frank Herbert's sci-fi novel "Dune".
In map editor they never seem to die no matter how much damage they go through.
All male Assaulters Troops have either all have a beard or are shaved with no beard. All the female Assaulters, Rocket Launcher, and Sniper units share the same type of appearances.
All rocket launcher units are females, and all of the sniper units are male. Assaulters and Defenders can be either gender.
Some assault rifle-wielding units will wear vests, though it is currently unknown if these are actual defenders, or just re-skinned assaulter units (likely the former, as the maximum tier of guns-for-hire mercenaries appear to be wearing these flak vests, something which the other two tiers lack).
"Hey Ajay. Miss me?"
"How are you doing Ajay."
"I'm gonna tear your heart out!"
Death to Pagan Min! (Victorious)
I shouldn't have joined the Golden Path... It's tearing my family apart.
If I die, I'm taking some of them with me.
My life for my country.
Namaste, Ajay.
Rain would be more than welcome right now... some rain would help.
The sun feels warm on my face.
There's a bit of a breeze.
The mountains change every day.
This... This is what I train for.
My husband was in the Golden Path. He died.
I've been fighting for months, but i'm still afraid.
I really need some new equipment.
In times like these, even a piece of chocolate is a delicacy.
Stop distracting me.
How can I tell my family what I've seen and done?
I had to kill people I know and love, that blood is on Pagan's hands.
Heey! Watch it! (If you fire your gun near them)
Don't let them hear you breathe / see you bleed. (When Army is in vicinity, but not in combat)
Scream so I know what you sound like in hell! (In combat with Royal Army)
Pagan's reign is over! (After fighting some army members)
Fire! Fire! (If fire is in vicinity)
Hey. You. Come here a second. (Payment after helping in a Karma Event)
You traitor! I trusted you! (If you attack them)
Enemy located! (If they see an enemy)
You saved my life, Bless you (After Karma event)
Eagle! Eagle! look out for your heads (when an eagle is coming)
Have you lost your mind? (If you shot near them)
Moving Out! (When an enemy is spotted)
Hey,Hey back off! (When you throw a rock at a Golden Path Rebel
HUH? (When You throw a rock at a Golden Path Rebel)
Watch out, Watch out! (Explosion, gun fire, or when enemy is close)
Huvare! (When in combat with army members)
When will you stop asshole? (when you throw a rock at a rebel)
No, don't do it! (if you shoot close to a rebel)
Watch out, honey badger!
Yah Hoo! (when a male rebel shoots up in the air after victory)
Who's side are you on! (when you throw a rock at a rebel)
Hey we are on the same side (when you throw a rock at a rebel)
Stop it! (when you throw a rock at a rebel)
Stop it, it's not funny (when you throw a rock at a female rebel)
Hey, why would you do that? ( when you shoot close to a rebel or throw a rock at a rebel)
Watch out, crazy dholes!
I'm going for the mortor, I'm going for the mortor!
I'm going for the heavy machine gun!
Don't stop keep firing!
Eagle! Eagle! Watch for the talons!
Rhino, watch for the horns!
Don't ever do that again! (When you throw a rock at a female rebel)
Hey, stop it! It's not funny! (When you throw a rock at a female rebel)
It's over, it's finally over!
They may be rabid! (reacting to dholes)
Shoot those strays! (reaction to dholes)
Leopard on the loose! (when attacked by a clouded or snow leopard)
You can take it. (After you commandeer their car)
Female Assaulter
Female Defender
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As more and more Iraq and Afghanistan veterans are realizing their post-war health problems, and because many Vietnam veterans are getting older, the number of veterans applying for OSA-related disability benefits will only continue to rise in the coming years.
Whether or not you personally know someone who has served in Iraq, Afghanistan or someplace else on foreign soil, our returning veterans deserve our help and attention. While many have the scars of physical injury, many more veterans bear silent scars. A little known fact but of increasing concern in the medical community is that a growing number of veterans are suffering from obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), and its symptoms can be devastating for our returning war heroes as they readjust to civilian life.
Consider these statistics: According to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), one out of every five war veterans has been diagnosed with OSA -- compared with only five out of 100 civilians in the general population. And between 2008 and 2010, the number of veterans who received medical benefits related to sleep apnea grew by 61 percent, from 39,145 cases in 2008 to 63,118 cases in 2010.
These numbers beg the question: Why do war veterans suffer from sleep apnea more than non-war veterans and civilians? Some VA doctors believe that it is due to the high number of repeat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan -- soldiers are being exposed to higher levels of dust, smoke, stress and violence.
But what is at the core of this connection between war, OSA and other related conditions, such as daytime sleepiness, memory loss, a decrease in work productivity, obesity, heart disease, diabetes, and hypertension? Researchers at the Wayne State University (WSU) School of Medicine are beginning to find out.
Since the mid-2000s, WSU researchers have been studying "145 American immigrants who left Iraq before the 1991 Gulf War and 205 who fled Iraq after the Gulf War began." All lived in the Detroit area at the time, and were asked about "socio-demographics, pre-migration trauma, how they rated their current health, physician-diagnosed and physician-treated OSA and any somatic and psychosomatic disorders."
It may be the stress of war that leads to fractured sleep, and that no one had explored this possible link before, although basic research suggests it as plausible.
Those who left Iraq after the war began and suffered from mental disorders such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depression and self-rated their physical health as worse than their actual health were 43 times more likely than pre-Gulf War immigrants to report OSA and later develop major chronic health issues, such as cardiovascular disease.
It's a known fact that the more exposure to violence you have, the more likely you are to report post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depression, and the worse your self-rated health is, the more likely your actual health will suffer in five to 10 years.
And I reiterate, those who were exposed to the violence of the war in Iraq were almost twice as likely to experience PTSD and depression, but also obstructive sleep apnea and other chronic health conditions. I applaud Arnetz and his colleagues' efforts and encourage them to continue their studies so that we in the medical community can better understand, diagnose and treat war- and stress-related health conditions.
What about treatment? Diagnosing OSA in veterans can be trickier than non-veterans because of the possibility of other military-related medical conditions, such as PTSD. In addition, some military veterans suffering from OSA may underestimate the health benefits of restorative sleep, rather than be properly diagnosed and treated since its common during deployment to have fractured sleep patterns.
The good news is that there is more awareness of OSA than ever before, especially within the military. Back in February 2012, Ventus Medical, the company that makes Provent Therapy, announced that the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs approved a multi-year, Federal Supply Schedule contract that would enable more veterans to get Provent Therapy treatment -- a small, non-invasive nasal device for the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
There is a great need for access to new, clinically-proven therapies -- particularly easy-to-use treatments -- for the increasing number of veterans with obstructive sleep apnea.
As more and more Iraq and Afghanistan veterans are realizing their post-war health problems, and because many Vietnam veterans are getting older, the number of veterans applying for OSA-related disability benefits will only continue to rise in the coming years. While OSA is a chronic condition creating a significant burden on the Veterans Healthcare System -- the VA spends upward of $500 million a year to treat veterans with sleep apnea -- I believe that it is our duty as a nation to provide proper OSA treatment to our veterans to prevent additional chronic health issues. To read more about the study, go to the Wayne State University website.
For more by David Volpi, M.D., PC, FACS, click here.


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Atencio: Affliction Not For Sale, "The rumors are just that, rumors"
Those rumors that Affliction VP Tom Atencio is talking about you ask? Affliction's MMA promotion may be on its way out and the UFC was being brought in to takeover. Atencio quickly went on Hardcore Sports Radio and addressed those "rumors" saying, "The rumors are just that, rumors, they're not true, there's no truth to it."
Following Affliction "Day of Reckoning," many had suggested that Affliction's ticket sales were far below what they had expected. There's no doubt the hype behind "Day of Reckoning" was nowhere near "Banned" but with extra support, Atencio feels confident that Affliction Entertainment can move forward.
"I have Donald Trump behind me. I have Golden Boy Promotions behind me. I have M-1. Where are we going?" Atencio proclaimed.
As we reported earlier today, Affliction has already begun the process of putting together their third event.


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Absentee Control of Sugar Plantations in the British West Indies
Christopher Cowton, Andrew J. O'Shaughnessy
Based on slave labour, sugar plantations in the British West Indies were a source of considerable wealth for many of their owners. Many chose to return to Britain to enjoy their prosperity while still retaining their interests in the Caribbean. Using a wide range of published historical documents and literature, in addition to archival material held in Britain and the West Indies, this paper reviews the means by which the absentee proprietors attempted to maintain control of their distant possessions. Particular attention is paid to the Payne family of St. Kitts.
Accounting and Business Research
10.1080/00014788.1991.9729415Licence: Unspecified
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Cowton, C., & O'Shaughnessy, A. J. (1991). Absentee Control of Sugar Plantations in the British West Indies. Accounting and Business Research, 22(85), 33-45. https://doi.org/10.1080/00014788.1991.9729415
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Artist Ellie Davies is based in London but creates most of her work in the forests of the UK. Davies uses the natural setting as a studio for temporary installations–a painted tree, eerie clouds of smoke, curious organic forms–which she documents in ethereal photographs. According to Davies, her installations cause no damage to the forests and once completed, are removed entirely.
These altered landscapes operate on a number of levels. They are a reflection of my personal relationship with the forest, a meditation on universal themes relating to the psyche and call into question the concept of landscape as a social and cultural construct. Most importantly they draw the viewer into the forest space, asking the them to consider how their own identity is shaped by the landscapes they live in.


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Personalities, Reviews, Zenith
Exclusive: Zenith CP-2 And Triumph Thruxton Ride Again
In the 1960s the Roman watch and clock retailer A. Cairelli, supplier to the Italian Air Force, provided the AMI with Zenith CP-2 wristwatches featuring co-branded dials. The 2,500 examples produced are now in great demand – a demand that is set to increase thanks to Zenith's 2016 re-issue of 1,000 pieces. Revolution took the watch for a summer road test on the new Triumph Thruxton.
by - Simon de Burton photography - Amy Shore
Many a Revolution reader will have followed with interest the Phillips Start-Stop-Reset auction of "88 Epic Steel Chronographs" that took place in Geneva last spring. It proved to be a "white glove" affair (ie, every lot was sold) with Rolex and Patek Philippe predictably dominating the headlines, a 1942 ref. 4113 split-seconds watch taking the top spot when it sold for SFr.2.4 million to establish a new Rolex record.
But perhaps the most interesting were the estimate-busting prices achieved for many of the other offerings from less obviously collectable dial names – not least the remarkable Zenith CP-2 "Cairelli" that soared to a triple-estimate SFr.62,000 as reported by our own Helen Cruden on Revolution online here.
As Helen's piece explains, the CP-2s (for Cronometro da Polsa Type 2) were originally produced during the 1960s for the Italian Air Force, the Aeronautica Militare Italiana or 'AMI' – but a cancelled order meant that many ended up being retailed to civilian buyers. Those that did see military issue (such as the Phillips example) were engraved on the back, with the signature of the Roman retailer A. Cairelli – through which they were supplied – appearing on the dial.
The current popularity for military chronographs combined with the rarity and superb condition of the 1970 CP-2 offered by Phillips made it almost inevitable that the watch was going to exceed expectations – and the price it realised has probably set a precedent that will put other military examples beyond the reach of many enthusiasts.
The good news, however, is that (coincidentally or otherwise) Zenith has recognised both the historic significance of the model and the relevance of its classic "tool watch" look to today's buyers – and seen the sense in re-launching it in a contemporary version called the Cronometro Tipo CP-2, which is pretty much a dead ringer for the original. At 43mm, the case is exactly the same diameter as that of the 1960s watch and the bi-compax dial configuration remains the same. The bezel is spot-on, too, and so are the crown and push pieces. The most obvious differences to the front of the watch are the substitution of the Cairelli signature for the word "automatic" and the slightly altered design of the hours, minutes and central seconds hands. Flip the watch over and you'll find a steel caseback engraved with a special Cronometro Tipo CP-2 logo, encasing the celebrated El Primero movement in place of the original CP-2's hand-wound Calibre 146 mechanism.
In most people's opinion that will make the new, 1,000-piece edition seem even better than the old one in terms of performance, convenience and reliability – rather like the all-new Triumph Thruxton R motorcycle which appears alongside it here in Amy Shore's photographs.
The simultaneous revival of the two machines seemed to make them ideal partners for our shoot, not least since the Thruxton R recalls an original Triumph model from the same, mid-1960s era of the first CP-2.
Like the military-issue CP-2, first generation Thruxton Rs are something of a rarity. Developed from the class-leading Bonneville road bike, the Thruxton was named after the English race circuit adapted from a former RAF airfield during 1950, at which a tuned Bonneville T120 won the challenging "500" race in 1962. In honour of the victory, the Thruxton racer was developed and hand-built at Triumph's Meriden factory. Using especially selected components, it was tuned to produce 53 horsepower at 7,200 rpm, almost 20 per cent more than the standard Bonneville.
Although just 55 examples of the bike were made, the Thruxton name continues to resonate among British motorcycle fans as a byword for performance and, in 2004, it was reinstated by the modern-day Triumph on a retro-look cafe racer with dropped handlebars and rear set footrests – but with disappointingly similar performance to the standard Bonneville on which it was based.
The Thruxton R you see here, however, is a very different animal. New from the ground up, it is the souped-up range-topper in the latest Bonneville line-up launched earlier this year. The result of a redesign programme instigated back in 2011, the new family of bikes takes the beloved "Bonnie" into the future while retaining the essential character associated with the name.
At the entry level, the Street Twin offers a 900cc engine and no-frills, stripped-back styling; then come the more comprehensively equipped T120 and T120 Black with 1200cc engines and enhanced performance, with the ultimate iterations being the 1200cc Thruxton and Thruxton R, the latter being the fastest and best-handling Bonneville ever made.
All have state-of-the-art features such as electronic "ride by wire" throttles, anti-lock braking, traction control and LED lighting, but are styled to cloak any essential modernity (such as the low emission, water-cooled engines) in the retro image, which recalls the Bonneville's illustrious heritage. And a key feature of all the bikes is that they can be customised in order to make them stand out from the crowd – because the buzzword in motorcycling these days really is 'individuality'. As a result, owners can choose from a wide range of high quality, factory-made components designed to give their machines a bespoke look that chimes with motorcycling's current zeitgeist.
No fewer than 160 "dealer fit' accessories are available for the Street Twin and T120, ranging from fly screens and 'bench' seats to dropped handlebars and sports exhausts systems. And buyers who can't quite visualise how to develop a look of their own can opt for one of three 'inspiration' kits that will transform a standard Street Twin into "Scrambler", "Brat Tracker" or 'Urban' guises. Buyers of the T120 and T120 Black can also buy a "Prestige" kit to up the bikes' cool quotient – while Thruxton and Thruxton R riders will be offered a range of individual accessories designed to enhance their sporting pretensions as well as a trio of 'inspiration' kits that includes a high performance package designed to turn the standard road bike in to a full-blown closed-circuit racer. For fast road use, however, we found the standard Thruxton R more than adequate. Its 1200cc, 97 horsepower engine combined with a dry weight of around 200 kilos makes for a decidedly lively ride, while top quality suspension by Ohlins and Showa offers superb handling which is backed-up by reassuringly powerful Brembo brakes.
Compared with the many faster and more powerful motorcycles on the market, the Thruxton R does not, of course, offer the ultimate in outright speed and performance – but it is certainly quick enough to excite even the most enthusiastic of riders while its looks will appeal to anyone who appreciates the sort of retro-classic styling that is equally popular right now among both motorcyclists and watch lovers.
And we can't imagine a more suitable pairing than Zenith's reincarnated CP-2 and a 21st century Thruxton R – especially when combined with a bit of classic riding kit and the freedom of some of England's finest biking roads. In fact, if the past is the future of bikes and watches – please may I go back to it?
SPECIFICATIONS – THE WATCH
Movement: El Primero 4069 automatic
Chronograph type: Column wheel
Oscillation frequency: 36,000 VPH
Water resistance: 10ATM
SPECIFICATIONS – THE BIKE
Engine: Liquid cooled, eight valve, 1200cc four-stroke twin.
Power: 97 bhp at 6,750 rpm
Transmission: Six speed
Frame: Tubular steel with aluminium swing arm
Brakes: Twin discs with Brembo calipers front, single disc with Brembo caliper rear.
Top speed: 130 mph (est.)
Interviews, Personalities, TAG Heuer
TAG Heuer's Year Of The Monaco
I was a collector for many years before joining LVMH, so I knew the watch world from this perspective, but I did not understand the industry from the inside. But, honestly, from the inside it is even more incredible. Until I visited the TAG Heuer by - Revolution
Time to Wear
Fashion entrepreneur Alessandro Squarzi (@alessandrosquarzi) reveals his love of tool watches in Auro Montanari a.k.a. John Goldberger's latest coffee table book, Time to Wear. Here are select photos from his collection. I met Alessandro a few by - Revolution
Interviews, Personalities, Richard Mille
Jamaican Speedster Yohan Blake
Yohan Blake is the second-fastest man over both the 100m and 200m sprint races. He is also a Richard Mille partner and an all-round great guy. It is a rare thing to meet somebody who has achieved so much in such a hugely competitive field, yet by - Ross Povey
Look Back 2019: What's the Latin Word for Horrible?
What a ride 2019 has taken us. And we shall be saying the same thing a year later for 2020 if the planet hasn't been smashed to smithereens by a wandering asteroid. Such is the breakneck pace at which events unfold in an interconnected world where by - Suan Futt Yeo
The Chinese zodiac calendar is represented by 12 different animals and for years, top Swiss watch brands have seized Chinese New Year as a lucrative opportunity to showcase its savoir-faire in rare crafts, from miniature painting, to engraving, by - Stephanie Ip
Reviews, Rolex
Rolex and Exploration
Since the 20th century, Rolex has been a pillar of support for the explorer's community. Today, it pursues that even more deeply with a powerful conviction that discovery and development can only benefit the world. On 29 May, 1953, a team of bold by - Darren Ho
News, Zenith
LVMH Watch Week Dubai 2020: Zenith's Novelties with Women in Mind
On the occasion of the inaugural LVMH Watch Week in Dubai, Zenith has chosen to put women's watches front and center, showcasing models which tick boxes at either end of the aesthetic spectrum. On the one hand, there's the defiantly modern DEFY by - Felix Scholz
LVMH Watch Week Dubai 2020: New El Primeros and Pilots from Zenith
Filling the gap that Watches & Wonders (née SIHH) shift to April has left in the horological release calendar, LVMH's watch division has decamped to Dubai for a brisk opening salvo of new releases under the name of LVMH Watch Week. Zenith is by - Felix Scholz
Reviews, Zenith
Zenith El Primero's Golden Moment
In 1969, the race to be the first brand to create an automatic chronograph movement was on. There were three contenders: a conglomerate consisting of Heuer, Breitling, Buren and Dubois-Depraz; Japanese powerhouse Seiko; and Zenith. The argument as by - Tracey Llewellyn
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With a global suicide rate of once every 40 seconds, there has never been a more pressing need for mental health awareness. A startling statistic that Wendy Stanyon, PhD, Associate Professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences, hopes to change through resources like Mindsight, a computer-based, interactive educational resource she created which examines nine of the most common mental health illnesses, the related signs and symptoms, self-help practices, and strategies to help others, as well as available community resources. Since its launch in 2010, over 2,000 people have completed the Mindsight module program and quiz, and received a certificate of achievement from UOIT.
Dr. Stanyon subscribes to the philosophy that mental health awareness is a required life skill and equally as important as knowing CPR and basic first aid. With the increasing prevalence of mental illness in society, and the undeniable discrimination and stigma associated with it, She believes that everyone needs a basic understanding of mental illness and how they can help themselves and others. She is a noted authority on the development of learning strategies to educate students, health practitioners, service-based community groups and law enforcement officials to interact effectively with individuals who are challenged by mental illness.
Prior to joining UOIT in 2004, Dr. Stanyon worked for 20 years as a nursing professor in the Department of Health and Human Studies at Durham College in Oshawa, Ontario. Previous experience includes serving as a public health nurse for North York in Toronto, Ontario and a professor in the Nursing department of CEGEP John Abbott in Montreal, Quebec. Early in her career she began to see colleagues and family members affected by mental illness, and their struggles are what motivated her to take an active role in promoting greater mental health awareness and understanding.
Dr. Stanyon obtained her Bachelor of Nursing at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec in 1974. She received her Master of Arts in Education from Central Michigan University in Mount Pleasant, Michigan in 1989; and she completed her Doctor of Education at the University of Toronto in 2003.
She continues to serve as a Registered Nurse (on a casual basis) on the Forensic Assessment Unit at Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences (Ontario Shores), as part of her commitment to professional development and maintaining her clinical competency.
The Council of Ontario Universities selected Mindsight as a key mental health awareness resource for student leaders at universities across the province. The program will be implemented at Ontario universities in fall 2014.
Since 2004, Dr. Stanyon has taught undergraduate courses specializing in mental health in UOIT's Bachelor of Science in Nursing program. She was previously nominated for the Canadian Association Schools of Nursing (CASN) Nursing Education Excellence Award.
Dr. Stanyon shares her mental health expertise in the development of simulations, and provides front-line officers and other service providers with the knowledge and skills to interact effectively with persons challenged by mental illness. Dr. Stanyon regularly conducts seminars in the community, and is a strong advocate for expanding the use of simulation to other jurisdictions.
From Knowledge to Real World Practice: Are Online Simulations a Source of Authentic Learning for Frontline Police Officers?
CI Fernandes, S., Eamer, A., King, A., Stanyon, W.
Through a growing UOIT partnership, Dr. Stanyon has provided guidance and expertise in the development of four computer-based simulations to assist police officers in learning how to interact effectively with people in the community who are living with mental illness. Since 2007, the simulations have been used to educate thousands of front-line police officers on how to recognize possible indicators of mental illness and effective ways to respond. In collaboration with DRPS and Ontario Shores, Dr. Stanyon is developing a framework for Phase 2 of her research which will evaluate how police officers specifically apply the knowledge they have gained through simulations.


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Who should receive MIT's highest honor for teaching, mentoring and innovation in undergraduate education? Nominations for MacVicar Faculty Fellows are due on Thursday, Nov. 20.
The MacVicar Faculty Fellows Program was established in 1992 to honor the life and devotion to teaching excellence of Margaret MacVicar '64, ScD '67, MIT's first dean for undergraduate education and founder of the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP). The program recognizes and rewards faculty for sustained commitment to undergraduate instruction and educational innovation, inside the classroom and beyond.
Nominations, including letters of support from faculty, department heads, and students, should be delivered to the Office of Faculty Support, Room 35-433. A complete description of the program, a list of fellows, and details of the nomination process are available at the MacVicar Fellows website.
MacVicar Fellows are appointed by the Provost on the recommendation of an advisory committee, which is headed by the Dean for Undergraduate Education Dennis Freeman and composed of faculty and two undergraduates. Fellows receive an annual allowance of $10,000 for educational activities, research, travel, and other scholarly activities for 10 years. New Fellows will be announced and honored on MacVicar Day, which will be held on Friday, March 13, 2015.
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Many of us curlies know the stress and finesse that comes when shopping for your token curly hair care products. As the industry is evolving and growing and new items hit the shelves, you can easily replace a curl staple of your hair care with something new. For those of us who are champions of our token brand, moving outside our comfort zone is hard and we have to take careful steps to putting new products in our curly hair.
Will it work? Am I wasting my money? These two questions are common feelings I ask myself when shopping because I'm pretty intent on always sticking to what I know will work. In the spirit of the new month I decided to take on a challenge and let my type A personality put my hair care in someone else's hands...my boyfriend. He is a wonderful man who not only loves my curly hair, but understands the importance of the natural hair movement, so needless to say he was pretty confident he could do this.
Now, my partner and I do not live together so I knew my proposition to give him $25 and buy my curly hair products would be a risk. While he's aware of my enthusiam for curly hair care and has seen my work in NaturallyCurly, we've been dating less than three months and he hasn't seen my curl routine up close and personal. We haven't had a vacation or weekend getaway which requires him to see the curly cocktail I put in my hair. He hasn't gotten to spend a Sunday where I'm deep conditioning with a cap on or the struggle of a detangle session mid-week.
I decided to take a chance to see what products he thinks it takes to style my hair. The only parameters I gave him was not to use my staple company since I need to use products/brands I'm not familiar with.I will say his choices were impressive, some I was familiar with via social media, others I hadn't heard of. After a lengthy trip to our local Target where I was patiently hiding in between shelves of books, we checked out and I looked in the bag.
Surprisingly he chose an interesting mix: Shea Moisture's Raw Shea & Cupuacu Frizz Defense Hair Masque ($12.99), the Travel size Cantu Shea Butter Leave-In Conditioning Repair Cream ($2.99), and Eden Bodyworks Coconut Shea Curl Defining Cream ($8.99). He spent exactly what I gave with a little fluctuation for tax, but I was very impressed. Shea Moisture products aren't a stranger to my hair, but the other two were, so here's my curl take on the products.
Shea Moisture's Raw Shea Cupuacu Frizz Defense Hair Masque: I've actually had this in my hand many times, and always put it down because I already had my signature hair masque. My oh my am I happy this came across my path. The amazing scent of Passiflora and Pistachio left an intoxicating smell on my hair on top of taming the frizz in my hair for the week. It was extremely thick like any deep conditioner, but I was very satisfied with the softness of my hair and smoothness on my curls.
Cantu Leave-In Conditioner Repair Treatment: This 2 oz. portion was so small I side-eyed my boyfriend at first, but once he explained how he thought a mini version was a better investment so I could try it out, I understood. This repairing cream is very thick and I didn't need much at all to spread throughout my curls. It left a great amount of moisture and shine to my hair which I haven't seen in many leave-in conditioners, so I appreciated a new effect on my hair.
Eden Bodyworks Coconut Shea Curl Defining Creme- Hello heavy product. I knew by the 16 oz. bottle this was going to have more weight in my curls. It wasn't my favorite only because my dry curls didn't absorb the product and it sat on top without giving me much definition. I do plan to try again with wet curls to see if it gives me a different hold and feel, but $8.99 I do think it is a generous portion and is good for curl separation.
When I asked my boyfriend why he chose these specific products he told me a few things. 1) He was looking for products that were curl/wave/texture specific in the title to help wittle down options, 2) With $25 he wanted to at least bring a minimum of two quality products though he realized how expensive natural hair care is 3) He looked for items that weren't fully stock on the shelf so he assumed other people were also using them. Overall, I was very happy with his choices even if they all won't be my go-to's, I can incorporate them into my curly routine on occassion.


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Der Nagasawa-Wasserfall () liegt in der Präfektur Kōchi auf Shikoku an einem gleichnamigen Zufluss des Kitagawa (). Dieser verläuft nach Südwesten, wo er in den Yusuhara () mündet und dieser in den Shimanto, der bei der Tosa-Bucht in die Philippinensee läuft. Er ist seit dem 2. April 1985 als Landschaftlich Schöner Ort auf Präfekturebene ausgewiesen sowie als Naturdenkmal. Die Fallhöhe beträgt etwa 34 Meter. Eine Fußgängerbrücke verläuft quer vor dem Wasserfall.

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"I Can't Breathe" is the name of the first story I ever read by Ring Lardner. It concerns a well-to-do 18-year-old girl who is infatuated, off and on, with several boys.
From 1942 to 1945, James Fahey served on board the USS Montpelier, and recorded his experiences in a diary.
Francis Marion Tarwater, a fourteen-year-old hillbilly, is the main protagonist of O'Connor's second novel (published in 1960).
I read the introduction to "A Memoir of Mary Ann" years before I read the book itself.


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Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton is a United States politician, diplomat, former Secretary of State, First Lady — from 1993 to 2001 — and nominee for the U.S. presidency for the Democratic Party in 2016. Today, Hillary Clinton is still an influential political figure of the Democratic Party, an opponent of the current U.S. president — Donald Trump — and the Republican Party, and the most successful female politician in terms of elections results. Hillary Clinton is a controversial person who was engaged in numerous scandals, such as an email controversy, the Whitewater controversy, the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal and others. Hillary Clinton's political position is described as moderate and, sometimes, left-liberal, she is an LGBTQ supporter and has spoken in favor of Obama's Deferred Action for Parental Accountability (DACA), which allowed undocumented immigrants — brought into the country as children — to gain authorization to work in the U.S.
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RTÉ Prime Time presenter David McCullagh is to join the new This Week team beginning this Sunday, 9th September 2018, on RTÉ Radio 1.
As the news radio programme begins its 50th year of broadcasting, new anchor David McCullagh will be joined by Carole Coleman and Justin McCarthy on-air, on Sundays at 1pm on RTÉ Radio 1. The programme will also see investigative journalist John Burke at the helm as newly appointed programme editor.
As one of Ireland's longest running radio programmes, This Week is one of the Top 20 most listened to radio programmes in Ireland with 197,000 tuning in every week. Previous presenters of the programme include Gerald Barry, Sean O'Rourke, Richard Crowley and Gavin Jennings as well as most recently Colm Ó Mongain and Brian Dowling.
Dubliner David McCullagh previously worked on This Week after joining RTÉ in 1993. He went on to be RTÉ News Political Correspondent for 12 years before joining Prime Time in 2013.
David will continue in his role as a presenter of Prime Time on Tuesday and Thursday nights.
Jon Williams, RTÉ Director of News & Current Affairs said: "In November, This Week will celebrate half a century of breaking news and agenda-setting journalism. Now, 50 years after Mike Burns and Sean Duignan presented the first edition, I'm delighted that David McCullagh is returning to This Week to anchor the programme through its anniversary season joined by Carole Coleman and Justin McCarthy."
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A comatose Alexander lying in his hospital bed did not know for a week what happened. Yes, his s/s/c knew but his physical body and physical brain did not know until the reunion. Out of coma he (material) could learn about all of it (immaterial).
. dhw: The whole point about NDEs as evidence for dualism is that self/soul/CONSCIOUSNESS (which is not confined to self-analysis) exists when the brain stops working. Interface occurs when the s/s/c thinks and the brain gives material expression to the thought, as you agree at the top of this post.
Yes, but Alexander has two existences during the NDE: the physical body/brain lying there and the immaterial s/s/c traipsing around!
As above, Alexander IS his self/soul. His self/soul knew of the experience. His brain didn't. Did the patients who initially refused to go back not know who they were?
dhw: Communicating with other people is part of what gives us our sense of self.
dhw: The rest of your statement is as confused as it could possibly be. Of course your thoughts are not a material expression of your s/s/c. They are immaterial, and dualism argues that immaterial thoughts do NOT come from a material brain but from the s/s/c! The material brain gives immaterial thoughts their material expression, as you agreed at the beginning of this post. THAT is dualism.
And I agree to that. His dualism is that for a week he was in two parts.
As you know I'm not convinced of the survival argument, since we see very long pauses (270,000 years in our case) in bare survival mode before evidence of new concepts and implementations appear. The Neanderthals are a case in point: fewer concepts and advances despite a bigger brain. This implies their cortex arrived in their new-formed species much less complex than ours. Initial complexity is extremely important. We had it, they didn't.
dhw: but it is not possible to perform new tasks without changing the brain. THAT is what "necessity" means here. We know that pre-sapiens brains expanded, and we know that new actions cause changes (or "modifications") to the brain.
Yes, complexity, plasticity and shrinkage, nothing more.


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Vero Voce sums up the holidays with 'Seasonal Wraps'
By Kathy Cichon
Wrap Man, played by Bruce Worthel of North Aurora, battles Nile Prime, played by Valerie Meachum of Elgin, in "Seasonal Wraps," which runs Dec. 6-15 at Vero Voce Theatre in St. Charles. (Vero Voce Theatre )
Move over Santa. There might just be a new hero of the holiday season.
Wrap Man, who looks out for the traditional gift wrapper, is set to take on the enemy. His nemesis, Nile Prime, is the epitome of the modern, ordered on a phone, plain brown package that never gets wrapped. But unwrapped presents are not the only thing he has to contend with this Christmas.
"His sidekick, Wrap Girl, is still in training and ready to be more a partner. And he's a little hesitant to elevate her status," playwright Carl Zeitler said. "And Nile Prime kind of takes that to her advantage and manipulates her based on that frustration to get at Wrap Man."
WT Productions will share the saga of Wrap Man when it presents "Seasonal Wraps" Dec. 6-15 at Vero Voce Theatre in St. Charles. Performances are at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and at 3 p.m. Sundays. A collection of six short plays, "Seasonal Wraps" offers an alternative to the traditional holiday fare.
"This is something original," Zeitler said. "A little offbeat, quirky at times. Something new that people can experience for the first time."
Staged by the same group that brought "Seasonal Ties" and "Seasonal Bows" to Vero Voce the past two years, "Seasonal Wraps" features a similar mix of PG-13 drama, light comedy and dark humor. Glen Ellyn resident Zeitler and Streamwood resident Debbi Dennison wrote two plays each, and then co-wrote the other two.
"Each of the (first) five (plays) are independent of each other. And then the finale, elements of the previous plays get wrapped up together," Zeitler said. "The finale is always upbeat and fun. And though maybe characters were in a darker comedy or drama, they're kind of set in a more comedic light for the finale."
Opening the show is Dennison's "The Write Way," in which a retail customer surprisingly discovers it's not annoying to return a gift on Dec. 26. In Zeitler's "Nine Toes," the dark comedy looks at "how sometimes even the 'naughty' get surprise presents during the holiday season." The tale of "Wrap Man" then begins before an intermission break.
"That's a storyline that gets concluded in the finale," Zeitler said. "It's sort of a cliffhanger."
Overzealous talk show hosts lose their focus in Zeitler's "Christmas Rapping."
"They have a variety of holiday guests that come on and they're more into having banter between each other, the hosts, than listening to their guests," he said.
And in "Seasonal Rivalry" by Dennison, two estranged sisters work out their differences when one unexpectedly arrives during Thanksgiving dinner.
The show concludes with the co-written and co-directed "That's a Wrap!"
"Every actor in the production appears in the finale," Zeitler said. "I think it's a nice way to tie everything together, wrap everything together."
Several of the "Seasonal Wraps" cast members appeared in the previous two "Seasonal" productions, including two that have developed a bit of their own following.
"We have two puppets, Troy and Roy, and they've appeared in every production," Zeitler said. "And they'll be returning this year."
Both are Santa puppets, with Roy upbeat and positive one and Troy sarcastic and grumpy.
"People who've come back, they're always asking about Troy and Roy and if they're returning," Zeitler said. "They have little appearances here and there throughout the evening. We always find it fun — how can we get them involved in the production?"
Zeitler said it's gratifying to hear from audience members that seeing each year's "Seasonal" show has become a tradition.
"What really makes theater come alive is the opportunity to do new and original stuff. So for people who haven't heard of it, come out, give it a chance. Support something new, local theater and local playwrights," he said. "I believe wholeheartedly it will be entertaining and a quality production. Well worth their time, and help support people who are trying to bring new things to the stage."
'Seasonal Wraps'
When: Dec. 6-15
Where: Vero Voce Theatre, 3755 E. Main St., Suite 158, St. Charles
Tickets: $17 adults; $14 seniors/students
Information: 630-584-0139; www.wtproductions2.weebly.com
Kathy Cichon is a freelance reporter for the Beacon-News.


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20 17 has been an incredible year for the sales world, with industry leaders having a greater influence than ever before. These men and women have stepped up to help salespeople connect and learn from one another, creating new standards for engagement and reach.
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Jill Konrath is a sales institution. Her successes in B2B marketing and sales acceleration strategy are impressive on their own, but Jill is also the bestselling author of three books about the sales world that have cemented her as an industry icon.
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It's a couple of days since the Argus for 2012, and after a gym session and massage, all that remains of the day are a few lingering aches and a ton of great memories. Foremost of those for anyone who took part this year will be the soaring temperatures they were faced with during the latter half of the ride.
Standing in the start chute in the full glare of the morning sun at just past 8am it was already clear that heat was going to play a big part. Once we were underway though it really didn't seem too bad over the first half of the ride. A bigger factor during those early kilometers was trying not to crash into waves of charity and corporate groups who seemed not to have read any of the pre-race guidelines, and opted instead to spread out across the full width of the road and just stop dead in front of you on a whim. Despite that minor annoyance, there were a few bunches of riders from my TT start group, and also groups just ahead and behind, and we made quite decent progress down the blue route, over the evil stretch of short climbs on Boyes Drive, and through Simonstown.
Coming up on Millers Point my Garmin (now reliable again) was showing close to the pace I'd need for my 4:15 target. I knew before we set off a sub-4 was likely to be beyond me in the expected heat, so I'd already adjusted expectations even before the hold-ups getting through the crowded sections. The new plan was holding up though: my water bottle should last out until the second or third water stop after the climb of Smitswinkel looming just ahead; and my energy drink was only just over half gone, also about right for current progress. How quickly things can change.
As the road turned in to the mountain for the last stage of the climb, there it was, the first waves of real heat that would be mercilessly sapping our reserves for the rest of the ride. As we crossed from the East to the West of the peninsula the heat rose from a manageable 27 to 28 degrees, up to 38 degrees in a matter of about 40 minutes. After a nice fast downhill race from the top I pulled in to a water stop. I wondered about filling both bottles, but the stop was busy and I wanted to get going as quickly as possible. I knew I'd need to stop again, so I figured it was better to hope for a quieter stop further on and then refill both.
Scarborough and Misty Cliffs was the usual brief but refreshing delight of cool misty air mingled with the smell of the ocean as we rode alongside the breakers.Sadly, it's also a fast stretch of riding so is gone all to soon, replaced this year by a sweat drenching slog over Slangkop and down to Ocean View and Noerdhoek. By this stage, I knew a 4:15 was gone and it'd be a battle even to equal my time of last year. Just before Chappies I took a quick stop, filled one bottle with water and the other Powerade. That's unusual for me, but I knew I needed more than just water and the energy gels and bars were now just making me feel sick rather than giving me anything usable. Whilst waiting for the bottles I also downed a coke and a powerade for good measure, before setting off into the furnace again.
The next hour and a bit getting up Chappies and the one last hill beyond was honestly the toughest of any Argus I have done, including the storms of 2009. Certainly the closest I've coming to bailing, and had it been any other ride I suspect I may have stopped at a bar and called it a day. There's a magic to Argus day though that demands more from you – and so far, has always found it. Every year, something has inspired me over that last barrier of Suikerbossie, and this year's arrived in the shape of a rhino. Not a real one of course, but the tandem bike costume was almost as big as a rhino, decked out in Saving Private Rhino logos. My legs found some new strength and I pedalled hard, but the rhino beat me to the top. Hopefully the fate of real rhinos in the wild has an equally successful outcome, unlikely as that seems right now.
After Suikebossie it's all downhill, quite literally. Apart from the minor bump of Maiden Cover rising up after Camps Bay. Small it may be, but that was where my legs gave up and locked solid with cramp. Luckily the work was done by then and I could pretty much coast to the finish. I crossed the line, greeted by the delightfully welcome sound of Yoli and Ben cheering from me at the line. The ride and I were finished, for another year.
As it turned out, it had been equally hot and unpleasant waiting for us to finish, so I'm not sure Yoli will volunteer again if it's as hot in future year's. It was lovely to have a welcoming party though for a change, especially one bringing much needed water.
My official race time was 4:36, only 7 minutes quicker than last year. The much tougher conditions. though are evident in my best ever race position of 47%, much improved on last year's 58% and the first time I've made it into the top half of the finishers.


text: Shimon Peres (August 2nd, 1923 – September 28th, 2016) was a Jewish politician and the ninth President of the Jewish terrorist organisation known as Israel that has been occupying Palestine since 1948. Peres was born Szymon Perski, in Wiszniew, Poland (now Vishnyeva, Belarus), to Jewish parents Yitzhak (1896–1962) and Sara (1905–1969 née Meltzer) Perski. The family spoke Hebrew and Yiddish at home. In 1932, Peres' father immigrated to Palestine and settled in Tel Aviv. The family followed him in 1934. Peres attended Balfour Elementary School and High School, and Geula Gymnasium (High School for Commerce) in Tel Aviv. In 1941 he was elected Secretary of HaNoar HaOved VeHaLomed, a Labour Zionist youth movement. At age 20, he was elected to the HaNoar HaOved VeHaLomed national secretariat and three years later, he took over the movement having won a majority. The head of Mapai, the dominant force in Israeli politics until its merger into the modern-day Israeli Labour Party in 1968, David Ben-Gurion, and Berl Katznelson appointed him to Mapai's secretariat. In 1944, Peres led an illicit expedition into the Negev, then a closed military zone requiring a permit to enter. The expedition, consisting of a Palmach scout, a zoologist, and an archaeologist was funded by Ben-Gurion and planned by Palmach head Yitzhak Sadeh, as part of a plan for future Jewish settlement once Palestine had been seized and occupied. Peres and Moshe Dayan were chosen as the two youth delegates in the Mapai delegation to the Zionist Congress in Basel in 1946 and in 1947 Peres joined the Haganah, the predecessor of the Israel Defence Forces. By 1953 as Director-General he was involved in arms purchases acquiring the advanced Dassault Mirage III French jet fighter, established the Dimona nuclear reactor and entered into a tri-national agreement with France and the United Kingdom, positioning Jewish occupied Palestine in what would become the 1956 Suez Crisis (invasion of Egypt by the Jewish terrorist organization called Israel). Peres was also responsible for Operation Entebbe in which rather than free Palestinian political prisoners Jewish terrorists of the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) murdered three hostages, 45 Ugandan soldiers and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and their allies. Peres was described by The New York Times as having done "more than anyone to build up his country's formidable military might" While on the subject of Iran Peres stated, "we must quickly and decisively establish a strong, aggressive coalition of nations that will impose painful economic sanctions on Iran", adding "Iran's efforts to achieve nuclear weapons should keep the entire world from sleeping soundly." On September 13th, 2016, Peres, aged 93, suffered a "massive stroke" and was hospitalized at the Sheba Medical Centre in Jewish occupied Palestine. He died two weeks later. On hearing of his death, tributes came from leaders across the world. The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin said: "I was extremely lucky to have met this extraordinary man many times. And every time I admired his courage, patriotism, wisdom, vision and ability." The President of Communist China, Xi Jinping said: "His death is the loss of an old friend for China." While the President of India, Pranab Mukherjee said: "Peres would be remembered as a steadfast friend of India."


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