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Dark Paradise: A Caribbean Noir Murder Mystery (Boise Montague Book 1)
Author: Desrochers, Gene
Boise Montague returns to the Caribbean after his life falls apart. He seeks solitude, but finds murder.
To vindicate the reputation of his childhood best friend whose death stings him to the core, he descends into the criminal underworld of a beautiful island.
Boise wants answers. He enlists a local reporter to help him dig deeper.
With not much left to lose, a bone to pick with the justice system, and a relentless partner, Boise sets out to do what the police would not: solve the murder of Roger Black.
Leave Her Out: A Novel
Author: Davidsohn, Daniel
After the death of his wife, former president Anthony Morris moves to Montana to spend his final days in anonymity, writing his memoirs—his final legacy to his estranged and combative daughter. But these aren't the normal memoirs of a presidency, and he can't shake the nightmares that haunt him or the loose ends of his past. The more he writes, the more convinced he becomes that he can't trust anyone, not even those closest to him.
A successful attorney representing one of the top international NGOs, Stella Morris gave up on a relationship with her father a long time ago. But when she resigns from a prominent case, she sets in motion events that will put both her and her father in danger. As long-kept secrets unfold, someone will go to any length to keep the truth hidden.
The Sons of Summer
Author: Dault, Michael
The Dalton family moves to the mining town of Rupland, where baseball is that of a religion. The surrounding counties help make up the storied Summer League, where the best baseball in the country is played. In Rupland, little boys dream of donning the orange and black of their idols, the Rupland Hawks.
Jack the leader, Johnny the rebel, and Joe the student, are sons of a tormented Vietnam veteran who pushes them towards a better future. Together they battle through Rupland's and their own hardships of death, decline, and war that tears them apart. The Dalton boys follow different paths in life that change the course of their family, friends, and town forever. The Sons of Summer tells the story of family, baseball and the American dream's glory and demise in this last gasp of a small town.
Sugar and Ice (Rinkside in the Rockies Series Book 1)
Author: Ellis, Aven
Josephine Rossi has recovered from a broken heart, but has vowed that she's all about the desserts now as a recipe tester for Bake It! Magazine. Cheesecake never breaks your heart. Unless it cracks on the top, but still, it tastes amazing if you bake it just right. She knows what to do in the kitchen as far as making luscious desserts. Men? Apparently she's not so good at figuring them out, so she refuses to bother. Josephine knows it is safer to stay in the kitchen than to take another chance with her heart.
Denver Mountain Lions forward Cade Callahan is passionate about hockey but is also about finding love. He thought he had it once, but a disastrous romance last holiday season has him keeping his heart in check. While he's fearless on the ice, he's guarded with his heart.
30-Day Whole Foods Slow Cooker Cookbook: Irresistible Recipes for a New and Healthier Life
Author: Olsen, Vanessa
Cooking, Food & Wine Reference
Over 80% of Americans have a slow cooker. If you're one of them, you need this cookbook, and you need to start cooking healthy whole-food recipes with it!
The slow cooker as we know it has been around since the 1970's, and has yet to go out of fashion. It's convenient, easy to use, easy to clean, and as you'll soon learn, the perfect way to prepare whole-food meals for the whole family.
What are whole foods? It is food as nature intended it – unprocessed and unrefined. So many foods in stores today have had their nutrients stripped out, and are built back up with artificial add-ins, sugar, and other junk to make them bigger and taste "better."
Raindrops on Roses: Book One of the Favorite Things Trilogy
Author: Black, Millenia
Michael Frost—Drop dead gorgeous and not yet thirty, he's already suffered significant losses in life but isn't quite aware that he's never fully recovered. Michael lives with the high school sweetheart who'd helped him through the worst of it—but with whom he's fallen out of love. Though he doesn't realize it until he meets…
Priscilla Bauer—The gorgeous granddaughter of a Hollywood legend, Priscilla was rescued from the clutches of an abusive mother, only to lose her savior and protector when her famous grandmother suddenly dies. When she meets and quickly falls for Michael, she has no idea he's in a decades-old relationship with…
Author: Max, Tucker
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The Book That Inspired The Movie
My name is Tucker Max, and I am an asshole. I get excessively drunk at inappropriate times, disregard social norms, indulge every whim, ignore the consequences of my actions, mock idiots and posers, sleep with more women than is safe or reasonable, and just generally act like a raging dickhead. But, I do contribute to humanity in one very important way: I share my adventures with the world. –from the Introduction
Diablo Lake: Protected
Author: Dane, Lauren
Werewolf & Shifter Romance
Tensions are building in Diablo Lake as the two main rival Packs vie for control, and the town is divided along lines of Pack loyalty. Aimee Benton and Mac Pembry are on opposite sides and he seems to find excuses to spar with her daily. He's infuriating—not to mention charming, gorgeous and oh-so-lickable.
Mac can't resist pushing Aimee's buttons. She's always been incredibly sexy, and the wolf in him craves a female with fire in her belly. When a heated argument ends with a sizzling kiss and Mac gets a taste of her, he craves more—and she can't seem to get enough of him, either. The forbidden nature of their attraction stokes their desires until they're secretly hooking up whenever they can.
Banana Cream Pie Murder (A Hannah Swensen Mystery Book 21)
Author: Fluke, Joanne
Cozy Culinary Mysteries
A romantic seven-day cruise is the perfect start to bakery owner Hannah Swensen's marriage. However, with a murder mystery heating up back in Minnesota, it seems the newlywed's homecoming won't be as sweet as anticipated.
Hannah's eager to settle down in Lake Eden and turn domestic daydreams into reality. But then her mother's neighbor is discovered murdered in the condo downstairs. Victoria Bascomb, once a renowned stage actress, was active in the theater community during her brief appearance in town, and made throngs of enemies along the way. Did a random intruder murder the woman as police claim, or was a deadlier scheme at play?
Winemaker of the North: A Tale of the Dwemhar (Rogues of Magic Book 1)
Author: Williams, J.T.
Norse & Viking Myth & Legend
Forsaken to be a killer and sent to be a destroyer, Sviska must choose his own path.
Sviska is a man of the shadows, an assassin without any one place to call his own. But in the Far North, he discovers a secret. Magic, long thought lost to the world, is alive. The genocide to destroy every elf, wizard, and sacred being of old is not yet complete. Sviska's masters work the strings of the world and he has been sent for a task he does not even fully understand yet.
When at last he feels he has what he has always wanted, darkness falls upon the world. He must rise to face an enemy more terrible than any he has ever met.
Fate will force him into a terrible choice.
His Unexpected Amish Twins (Unexpected Amish Blessings Book 1)
Author: Good, Rachel J.
When Micah Miller's brother and sister-in-law are killed in a buggy accident, he's devastated. But he fulfills the promise he made when their twins were born seven years earlier: to raise Abby and Isaac should tragedy strike. Still, coping with the children's grief as well as his own, requires extra support. Micah takes them to a counselor who recommends animal therapy. He's surprised to find an Amish farm that offers just that . . .
Hope Graber had to find a way to save the family farm after her daed's health forced him to stop breeding horses. Providing animal therapy proved to be the answer—thanks to the help of expert trainer Logan Russell. Together, they not only pay the bills, they make positive changes in children's lives. Hope loves working with each child, but she takes a special interest in the Miller twins. She even makes Micah smile again—and he does the same for her.
The Doctor: A gripping crime thriller from the international bestseller
Author: Stone, Lisa
When Emily and Ben move in next door to Dr Burman and his wife Alisha, they are keen to get to know their new neighbours. Outgoing and sociable, Emily tries to befriend the doctor's wife, but Alisha is strangely subdued, barely leaving the house, and terrified of answering the phone.
When Emily goes missing a few weeks later, Ben is plunged into a panic. His wife has left him a note, but can she really have abandoned him for another man? Or has Emily's curiosity about the couple next door led her straight into danger?


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Ryse Energy are a primary manufacturer of our wind turbine range of products from
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our portfolio of wind technology is the most diverse in the sector.
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Why is Italian Food Still Surging in Popularity?
WeirdItaly | March 1, 2021 December 8, 2017 | Italian Dishes and Food
Italian Dishes and Food
Why is Italian Food...
There's something really rather comforting about Italian food, wherever you're from.
Whether you're a fan of pasta, pizza, steak or fish, nothing beats a sprinkling of Italian authenticity, and time and again people go back for a slice of the action. No high street or food court is complete without a classic Italian restaurant full of the sights sounds and most importantly, the smells of Rome, Naples or Turin.
Along with Chinese and Indian food, it is an absolute staple of the Western diet. But why is it that Italian cuisine is so popular the world over? Let's take a look at just a few reasons that, in a culinary sense at least, the Romans managed to take over the world.
Source: Zizzi via Facebook
1 Simplicity
3 Availability
4 Affordability
6 Health
Depending on your culinary expertise, rustling up an Italian feast isn't as arduous as you might think. Many of the ingredients are readily available from a supermarket or, better still, most likely already in your cupboard, and with the swift filling of a pot or pan you can whip up a plate of pasta in minutes. This simple www.bbcgoodfood.com spaghetti bolognese recipe is within the realm of even the world's most desperate chef and for those with a whiff of ability in the kitchen, the world is your oyster.
It might sound pretentious, but it's important your food talks to not only your taste buds but to your mind as well. With so many different food options vying for your attention nowadays, the very sight of a menu should conjure up images and feelings connected to its offerings, and Italian food does that better than any other. There's an authenticity to an Italian restaurant, a sense of warmth other cuisines can't match.
We've already mentioned the fact that Italian restaurants play a starring role in any town centre, and in the UK alone there are tens of thousands. If you're a fan of Greek or Thai food you might not be lucky, and so the easy availability of a Romany feast on an evening out plays a big part. What's more, new business is adding to this phenomenon and websites such as www.deliveroo.co.uk are making it easier for customers to enjoy their favourite Italian bite by delivering it straight to their door, with the group owning UK food chains Zizzi and ASK Italian claiming the delivery service was behind their 12.5% growth this year.
It's dependent on the restaurant in question of course, but on the whole, Italian restaurants are pretty reasonably priced compared with some of their "fancier" counterparts. It's the same for home cooking, too, with pasta in particular available cheaply in any supermarket.
The most important examination of any cuisine is taste test, of course, and to that end, Italian food passes with flying colours. Compared with the food of other countries, it's relatively difficult to get it wrong; a dodgy paella or bone-dry baklava is likely to turn the stomach far more than an under-par carbonara, and when Italian food is done right, well, it's something very special indeed. The very thought of the combination of staple flavours tomato, basil, garlic and cheese is enough to make the mouth water.
We wouldn't recommend ordering a pizza every day, but in terms of a comparison with other cuisines, there's a whole lot less to feel guilty about after an Italian meal. Most Mediterranean dishes offer a pretty balanced smattering of ingredients and food types, and from an authentic restaurant, your food is unlikely to be relatively free of grease or fat. For dieters, it's perhaps the easiest option for a meal out.
With the Italian restaurant industry on the rise and rise and showing no signs of slowing, it seems these attributes are, to diners at least, as important as ever. Whether you fancy cooking up a storm at home, heading out for the evening or ordering in, you can't go far wrong with Italian cuisine.
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var basecamp = require('../src');

var APIClient = require('./TestAPIClient/index');
var api = basecamp.getAPI(APIClient);

describe("people", function () {
    "use strict";
    this.timeout(10000);
    describe("#getAll", function() {
        it('should return all of the known people in basecamp', function (done) {
            api.people.getAll(function(err, people) {
                if(err) {
                    console.error("[ERROR]: " + err);
                }
                expect(people).to.be.ok;
                expect(people).not.to.be.empty;

                done(err);
            });
        });
        it('should provide people in a specific format', function (done) {
            api.people.getAll(function(err, people) {
                expect(people).to.be.ok;

                var person = people[0];
                expect(person).to.have.property('id');
                //expect(person).to.have.property('company-id');
                expect(person).to.have.property('user-name');
                //expect(person).to.have.property('last-name');
                //expect(person).to.have.property('email-address');

                done(err);
            });
        });
    });
    describe("#getPerson", function () {
        it('should return a single person when one is requested', function (done) {
            api.people.getPerson("1", function(err, person) {
                if(err) {
                    console.error("[ERROR]: " + err);
                    return done(err);
                }
                expect(person).to.be.ok;
                expect(person).not.to.be.empty;
                expect(person.id).to.equal(1);
                expect(person['user-name']).to.equal("Charlie Brown");

                done(err);
            });
        });
        it('should return a an error when an invalid ID is passed', function (done) {
            api.people.getPerson("0", function(err, person) {

                expect(person).to.be.undefined;
                expect(err).to.be.ok;

                done();

            });
        });
    });
});

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import com.fasterxml.jackson.module.scala._
import com.fasterxml.jackson.module.scala.deser.UntypedObjectDeserializerModule
import com.fasterxml.jackson.module.scala.modifiers.EitherModule

class DropwizardScalaModule
  extends JacksonModule
    with IteratorModule
    with EnumerationModule
    with OptionModule
    with SeqModule
    with IterableModule
    with TupleModule
    with MapModule
    with SetModule
    with UntypedObjectDeserializerModule
    with EitherModule
{
  override def getModuleName = "DropwizardScalaModule"
}

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STMicroelectronics has introduced a range of ultra-fast high-voltage, medium-current diodes designed for use in industrial, automotive, motor control, lighting and power conversion applications.
STMicroelectronics has introduced a range of ultra-fast high-voltage, medium-current diodes designed for use in industrial, automotive, motor control, lighting and power conversion applications, which need diodes that will handle voltages between 800 and 1200V, but relatively small currents from 1 to 3A.
Such applications also need diodes with medium recovery times (of not more than 75nsec) and the best possible ratio of forward voltage drop (VF) to leakage current (IR).
The STTH parts are built with a planar, platinum-doped silicon, which helps optimize the combination of VF, IR and trr recovery time. There is a trade-off in both former gold- and new platinum-doped diodes between forward voltage drop VF and reverse recovery time trr. The advantage of the platinum doping process is to reduce leakage current by approximately 100 times, compared to gold doping, providing scope to improve VF at a given trr.
The platinum process enables STMicroelectronics to offer a maximum operating temperature of 175°C for its diodes. The reduced leakage current of the process also creates a useful temperature margin with regard to the thermal runaway phenomenon. On top of this, the optimization of the forward voltage drop in the new series cuts the power losses of the clamping functions in standby mode.
The parts are especially suitable for free-wheeling, clamping, snubbing and demagnetisation functions in power supplies and other power-switching applications.
Prices range from US$0.17 to US$0.24 in quantities of 5K pieces.
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Is Laparoscopic Surgery an Option to Support Prophylactic Colectomy in Adolescent Patients with Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP)?
source: Pediatric blood & cancer
authors: Marco Vitellaro, Andrea Ferrari, Koiana Trencheva, Paola Sala, Luigi Piva, Lucio Bertario, Maura Massimino
BACKGROUND : Prophylactic surgery is still considered the standard treatment for patients with Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP). Laparoscopic (Lap) surgery has been introduced as an alternative approach. The aim was to evaluate the feasibility and short- to long-term outcomes after prophylactic FAP surgery in adolescent.
PROCEDURES : A retrospective review of a database of adolescent patients with FAP identified through the Hereditary Colorectal Tumor Registry in a single Institution between 2005 and 2011. Patients underwent Lap total colectomy (TC) with ileo-rectal anastomosis (IRA) or proctocolectomy (PC) with ileal-pouch anal anastomosis (IPAA). The main outcomes were: Hospital stay, postoperative complications, desmoid tumor rates, tumor recurrence, long-term complications.
RESULTS : Sixteen consecutive patients with median age 16 (range 13-19) and median BMI 22 (17-29) underwent surgery. [correction made here after initial online publication]. Of them 14 patients had LAP TC with IRA and 2 had PC with IPAA. Operative time (median, range) was TC/IRA 270 (210-330) minutes; PC/IPAA 370 (360-380) minutes. Length of extraction site was cm (median, range) 6(5-8). Lymph Node harvest (median, range) 81 (32-139). Postoperative stay days (median, range) were 6 (4-24). Five patients (31.2%) showed dysplasia on the pathological report and 3 of them showed severe dysplasia. Median follow-up time (FU) was 39 months, range (10-82). The anastomotic leak rate for 30 days was 2 (12.5%). Pouch failure was 0. Post-surgical desmoid tumors rate was 1 (6.2%) and there was no tumor recurrence. Anastomotic stricture, SBO and mortality were zero.
CONCLUSIONS : Lap approach is feasible and shows acceptable postoperative outcomes. Lap surgery can be an appealing alternative for prophylactic surgery in adolescent FAP patients. Pediatr Blood Cancer 2012; 59: 1223-1228. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
organization: Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori
DOI: 10.1002/pbc.24113
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Graduating from high school is such an exciting time for many seniors! It can also be stressful when planning for prom, a graduation party, attending college out of state, etc. Going away to a new city or town can seem like an adventure for some, while others may experience some anxiety behind leaving home and their family. This can be a time for parents to develop a schedule around how often they will be face-timing their young adult. Face-timing is key because it provides a visual parents' can use as a tool to notice if something is not right.
Colleges and Universities market and promote the beauty of their campus, how well particular programs rank throughout the nation and state, their extra-curricular activities, etc! Institutions do not promote the use of alcohol and/or drugs, yet it is expected and is the misperceived campus norm when attending college. Some college students develop an opioid dependence from misusing their prescriptions or obtaining them from friends on campus.
What happens when your young adult suffers from substance abuse or worse, dies from someone else's use or their own? It can be very difficult to admit having a substance abuse problem when living in an environment that accepts substance use. Educators are usually in a position where they have minimal leverage to help students with substance abuse problems. By the time the issue does come to surface, the student suffers because of the lack of support provided by their institution.
Young adults should be able to have a recovery system in place for when they are experiencing their life spiraling out of control due to misusing a substance. Some institutions have mental health counselors readily available, yet what about substance abuse counselors?
Institutions can provide support with the expertise of substance abuse counselors as to how it can build a campus-based infrastructure that works with students to prevent substance abuse and relapse, while promoting academic performance. This effort should be community based for the entire student population and institution as a collegiate recovery community or community of recovery professionals on campus. This type of community will enable students to learn how to create a new circle of friends and not return to the same friends who sold and/or used drugs with them. The institution can set up additional support for students, helping them navigate campus resources and maintain their recovery in the face of misperceived campus norms. Students can be treated on an outpatient basis to avoid having to withdraw from school and retake the classes upon their return. If a student does need inpatient care, institutions may consider implementing a drug return program. Not all college counseling centers provide opioid addiction treatment and are referred out to local doctors, but colleges can have Narcan (Naloxone) nasal spray on hand to reverse overdoses of opioids including prescription painkillers and heroin.
Students that are opioid-dependent can be safely and effectively treated with buprenorphine (Suboxone) in their institution's counseling center, but some students may perceive that their taking Suboxone has cured their addiction so they stop treatment (counseling, 12-step meetings, sponsorship, etc). Another option for students can be sustained-release Naltrexone (Vivitrol). Vivitrol is administered as a shot, once a month, which can help with the student not having to taper or stop treatment when they are ready. Vivitrol blocks opiod receptors in the brain and does not activate them, blocking the effects of opioids. Students cannot get high on Vivitrol, but they have to detox from opioids about a week before they can start it, which can be a disadvantage.
Substance abuse happens at college and although this is not new news, ignoring substance abuse at college does not make it go away. Collegiate recovery, having support for students in recovery attending college, should be the new norm across the nation and not an afterthought when institution's public relations department fail to revive the school's reputation from several tragic substance abuse incidents. Institutions have to consider their specific circumstances and student's needs when setting up its recovery efforts. Admitting substance abuse is becoming more prevalent can be the first step. Early intervention matters as prescription drug abuse become more prevalent!


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2017 Season Review: Suwon Bluewings
Scott Whitelock December 07, 2017 read ( words)
A season that promised so much at the beginning of 2017 ultimately ended in disappointment as Suwon Bluewings ended the season finishing in 3rd place and winning no silverware. Here, I take a look back on Suwon's season and examine what exactly went wrong for the team that was tipped by Kleague United's pundits to be the champions of Korea. (Picture courtesy of www.bluewings.kr)
Apart from Johnathan's excellent season and an unbelievable run of form through the summer, very little went right for the Bluewings this season. Another year of poor early season form, combined with unfortunate injuries and diabolical refereeing decisions saw the Suwon faithful endure yet another tough season from the terraces.
However, with Johnathan still part of the squad the future does look bright. The Brazilian continued his fine form of 2016 directly into this year and added another 22 goals to his impressive Kleague goal tally. The talismanic forward has now scored 72 goals in only 82 appearances in the Kleague (spread between his time at Daegu and Suwon) and is well on his way to becoming the Bluewings' all time leading goalscorer, a record only broken this season by the departing Santos. At times, his performances dragged Suwon through games and there is no doubting that he is the biggest talent that the league has to offer, despite the Kleague's official MVP award controversially being handed to Jeonbuk's Lee Jae-sung. That should not detract from the season that the Brazilian has had as he finished as the Golden Boot winner and also picked up Kleague United's Goal of the Season, MVP and Attacker of the Year awards.
Therefore, it should come as no surprise that Suwon's best run of form in the season was when Johnathan was at his peak and his run of 10 goals in 6 games came at a time when Suwon picked up 19 points from the 24 that were on offer to them through July and early August. Victories against Jeju, Incheon, Pohang, Jeonnam and Sangju lifted Suwon to within touching distance of first place and with momentum on their side it looked as though they would mount a significant title challenge. However, an injury to Johnathan in August's Super Match put paid to that and without the striker Suwon seriously struggled.
What Didn't Go Well
Johnathan's injury certainly hindered Suwon and the lack of attacking depth in the squad was exposed when the Brazilian was unavailable for selection. Part of the reason for that was Seo Jung-won's insistence to play Yeom Ki-hun, a left winger by trade, in the unfamiliar position of centre forward. Ki-hun looked uncomfortable from the start of the season and although he finished the season providing 11 assists (and ludicrously making his way into the Kleague team of the year) he struggled to make an impact on the team in crucial matches. Yeom Ki-hun didn't necessarily play badly but in the absence of Johnathan more should have been expected from the club legend, and dropped points against the likes of Daegu, Incheon and Pohang (when Ki-hun was leading the line) halted Suwon's progress at a pivotal period in the season.
The 2017 Kleague season will be forever remembered for the shambolic introduction of VAR and Suwon's season suffered at the hands of poor VAR decisions on a number of occasions. However, one decision in particular halted Suwon's late season progress and cost them their chance to retain their FA Cup crown. With the FA Cup semi-final locked at 1-1, a long ball was won in the air by Kim Gun-hee and his cushioned header found Johnthan who scored a wonderful 25 yard volley in the last minute of extra-time to seal the tie in favour of Suwon. However, despite the referee seeing no contact between Gun-hee and the Busan defender (and with television replays showing no contact) the video assistant referee decided to overturn the goal and the tie went to penalties. Busan subsequently won the penalty shootout and advanced to the final leaving Seo Jung-won with yet another trophy-less year on his C.V.
This honour undoubtedly goes to Johnathan, but one of the unsung heroes of the season has been Matthew Jurman. The Australian has brought a solidity to Suwon's back line that was missing in last season's disastrous league campaign and it is no surprise that Suwon conceded 18 fewer goals this season than in that 2016 campaign. Jurman led the league in interceptions per game and maybe if it weren't for his controversial gesture to Jeonbuk striker Lee Dong-guk he may well have made his way into the Kleague Classic team of the year. But the Australian's fine form saw him finally gain international honours, gaining his first cap in the World Cup play-off against Syria. And the resolute defender will be looking to maintain that form in 2018 and secure himself a place in the Soceroo's World Cup squad.
This is quite a difficult question to answer as no player had a really terrible season. However, after having had such a successful season in 2016 when he was playing under Cho Jin-ho's Sangju, Park Ki-dong arrived at Suwon with a lot of expectation that he could be the perfect strike partner for Johnathan. But unfortunately the towering striker came nowhere near matching the form he showed for Sangju, when he scored 9 goals and provided 7 assists for his team mates, instead only registering a measily 3 goals and 0 assists. In truth, it was not all entirely the player's performance that resulted in such poor statistics as Seo Jung-won regularly deployed the striker on either wing and instructed his team to loft high ball's to him in desperation. But his lack of courage in and around the box became a regular point of concern for Suwon fans and if he is to improve on this year's dismal showing he will need to be much more adventurous in his play next term.
Most Important Decision of the Off Season
This season Suwon almost exclusively employed a 3-5-2 formation and Seo Jung-won became so fixated upon using that system that he would regularly ask players to play out of position just so that Suwon could play in that formation. That tactic regularly backfired on the manager and it is no surprise that Suwon's most disappointing results of the season came at times when left wing-back, Kim Min-woo, was either absent, fatigued or out of form.
Thus, the biggest decision for Seo Jung-won will be whether he plans to be as a rigid in his thinking next year or whether he will build a squad that is multi-functional, as Choi Kang-hee has done at Jeonbuk. Suwon's pursuit of former Borussia Dortmund player Park Joo-ho would hint that Seo still sees that 3-5-2 is part of his long term plan and if it is to remain that way then Suwon will need to recruit heavily in the winter.
At the top of Suwon's shopping list should be an attacking right back. Young wing-backs Jang Ho-ik and Koh Seung-beom both had steady seasons and are strong defensively. But they are limited in attack and Suwon were regularly easily contained whenever they attacked down their right flank this term. Also, atleast, another 3 attacking players will be required to lessen the workload and pressure that has been heaped upon Johnathan's shoulders.
Suwon have shown that they have enough solidity and defensive power to challenge for the title. Now it is upto the manager to earn his stripes and prove that he has what it takes to lead a talented team to their first title since 2008.
Scott Whitelock
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happy weekend gals! reporting from my death-bed here drowning in a stinking lemsip, 14 tissues hanging out of my nostrils…F**K the cold!!!!!!!!!!! so yeah totally feeling sorry for myself this evening…sympathy welcome!
to try make myself feel a little better i wanna show my new shoes off that arrived. this is the other parcel i was waiting on arriving by the way, lent promise still going strong…two days in, yes!


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The average margin of victory through four games has been 22.3 points. The number 22.3, incidentally, is also the average number of seconds it takes Cleveland's Iman Shumpert to commit a key mistake after he enters the game and also the number of seconds it takes Kevin Love to get outmuscled by a Warriors player for another rebound.
So let's instead talk about something that could be very close. Which player should be the Most Valuable Player of this forgettable series?
Despite what for Curry has been a very mundane series in terms of his scoring, I think ultimately he deserves to win a close battle over teammate Draymond Green for Finals MVP (which was won in 2015 by Andre Iguodala).
In my mind, the Finals MVP should always come from the winning team -- so I am dismissing LeBron James and Kyrie Irving right away. Let's look at the Golden State contenders and their statistics through four games.
1) STEPHEN CURRY (21.5 points, 5.0 rebounds, 4.8 assists): His 38-point outburst at Cleveland in Game 4 basically sealed this series. Before that, Davidson's most famous former player -- and the Carolina Panthers' most high-profile fan -- had been averaging a forgettable 16 points in Games 1-3.
But just having Curry on the floor clears so much space for everyone else. His level of play was just so incredible in the regular season -- the NBA's first unanimous MVP -- that this performance looks pedestrian. But Curry should not be penalized for having a regular season for the ages. He has still been Golden State's most important player overall in the Finals.
Although much has been made of Curry having an "off" NBA Finals in terms of outside shooting, in fact he is making 44.7 percent of his 3-pointers. He made 45.4 percent of his regular-season 3-pointers.
2) DRAYMOND GREEN (14.8 points, 9.3 rebounds, 5.8 assists): If there is any anti-Curry backlash among voters, or just a desire to spread out the attention the Warriors receive, Green will grab the award. He has been tremendous -- a do-everything player whose defense has also been ridiculously good.
Green's ability to snatch a rebound and then lead the fast break on the other end is almost unparalleled in the NBA. But again, I think a lot of his success is owed to how much attention teams pay to Curry.
3) KLAY THOMPSON (15.3 points, 3.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists): Thompson's 3-point shot has been off for most of the series, and he trails fellow "Splash Brother" Curry in every key category. Thompson also came alive in Game 4, but is probably not a factor for MVP voting unless he scores 50 in Game 5.
4) EVERYBODY ELSE: Harrison Barnes has been good (12.5 points, 5.5 rebounds). Iguodala (10.0 points) has been fine but has not had the breakout series he did a year ago. The Warriors' bench in general has been terrific. Still, there are no real contenders here.
I think Curry needs one more good game in which he scores at least 25 points to seal the award. If Curry goes 5-for-18 in Game 5 and Green gets a triple-double and paces a Golden State victory, then Green will probably get it. But no matter who gets the MVP there's no doubt the Warriors -- doubted by a number of people in this series, including me -- are about to become back-to-back NBA champions.
CARRIER GIVES BACK: Former Carolina Panthers wide receiver Mark Carrier is now the Panthers' player engagement director. As part of his duties, each year Carrier helps the team's new crop of rookies make the transition into the NFL.
What Carrier has realized working with 22-year-olds is that some of the mistakes they made previously could have been avoided if they'd had more guidance when they were 17 or 18. To help fill that void, he has created the "Next Level Conference," which will be held June 24-26 at Queens University.
The male-only conference is geared toward rising high school seniors and those who have just graduated from high school. It is designed to provide college-bound student-athletes -- whether they plan to play a sport in college or not -- some tips to navigating all of the challenges of college.
Guest speakers and panelists will include current and former Panthers players. The camp includes a tour of and dinner at Bank of America Stadium. Registrants spend two nights in Queens University dorms.
All housing and meals are covered with a registration fee of $50 (and some scholarships are available).
You can register at www.sportssystems.com/clients/NextLevel or call 980-785-3835 for more information. The deadline is Tuesday. I can tell you that with Carrier running this conference, it will be well worth the time.
OMAR'S ODYSSEY: Speaking of worthy causes, you also need to check out OmarCarterFoundation.org regarding information about the three different "Heart of Gold" charity events he will be hosting Friday and Saturday.
Carter, a former Charlotte Christian and Appalachian State basketball standout, survived a sudden cardiac arrest he had at age 25 during a summer league basketball game. Proceeds from the events go to his foundation that raises awareness about sudden cardiac arrest and that also promotes the teaching of CPR and use of automatic external defibrillators.
Bob Donnan AP
Golden State point guard Stephen Curry answers questions during a news conference after Friday's Game 4 of the NBA basketball Finals against Cleveland. Curry and the Warriors won 108-97. Ron Schwane AP
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2018 NCAA basketball tournament: Texas A&M Aggies whipped North Carolina, 86-65, in the second round Sunday, March 18, 2018 at the Spectrum Center. UNC's Tar Heels, the defending national champions, were undone by poor play inside.
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Scientific relations of the Laboratory cover the entire spectrum of interaction with scientific organizations and researchers from abroad: exchange of experience at conferences and seminars, work in professional associations and editorial boards of scientific journals, joint research and participation in international projects, work as visiting researchers, and lecturers.
Over the period of 2003-2008, Laboratory staff members made more than 80 presentations at international economic and mathematical conferences, seminars at foreign universities and research centers. Foreign colleagues, in turn, regularly report results of their research at the scientific seminar of the Laboratory.
The Laboratory has participated in a number of international projects (New Economic School international research program "Transforming Government in Economies in Transition", co-director - Victor Polterovich; Russian-Dutch Cooperation, head - Gleb Koshevoy; etc.). Our staff members actively conduct joint research with foreign colleagues. Over 15 articles published by the Laboratory researchers in international journals have been written in collaboration with professors from foreign universities: University of Chicago, University of Toulouse, Southern Methodist University (Dallas, USA), Hebrew University of Jerusalem, etc.
Laboratory staff members have worked as visiting professors and researchers at leading foreign universities and research centers: Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Pennsylvania, University of Paris-6, Kyoto University, the Gaspard Monge Institute (Paris, France), the Bank of Finland Institute for Economies in Transition, etc. Also, our staff members supervised post-graduate students abroad (Victor Polterovich, University of Paris-1, Sorbonne; G. Henkin, University of Paris-6). Young laboratory researchers held post-doctoral positions at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (N. Volchkova) and Center for Operations Research and Econometrics, Louvain-La-Neuve, Belgium (Alexei Savvateev).
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Demos in Review
Manure Expo
Features Anaerobic Digestion Applications Business/Policy Energy Energy Production Environment Protection Poultry Poultry Production Production Profiles Protection
Millennium in Maryland
By Tony Kryzanowski
First poultry manure digester in Maryland drawing widespread interest and support
Business/Policy
Poultry Production
The anaerobic digester pilot plant is taking shape at Millennium Farms. Once complete, it will produce biogas from 1500 tons of poultry manure produced annually at the farm and also separate phosphorus from the nutrient stream. Photo Contributed.
Maryland is getting serious about controlling the amount of poultry-derived nutrients seeping into Chesapeake Bay, and poultry producer Millennium Farms is developing a manure processing technology that, if economical, could make a significant dent in controlling this problem.
Jason Lambertson, owner of Millennium Farms and a longtime poultry producer in the state, has partnered with a group of local businessmen and technical experts in a company called Planet Found Energy Development to build a pilot plant at the Pocomoke City area farm that will use anaerobic digestion of poultry manure to produce biogas as a fuel to generate power. The system includes nutrient separation technology to ensure that phosphorous is reduced from the byproduct stream before it has the opportunity to potentially seep into Chesapeake Bay if land applied.
Construction on the pilot project began in the spring. Completion and commissioning will likely occur in early 2015. Developers are hoping to construct the pilot plant as economically as possible with the State of Maryland contributing over $674,000 to use primarily to install and refine the nutrient recovery system. It will separate the nutrient streams from the processed manure. The funds were provided through the state's revitalized Department of Agriculture Animal Waste Technology Fund.
Because of the impact that nutrients flowing into Chesapeake Bay are having on water quality, the state is discussing the possibility of limiting raw poultry manure application, which could limit producers to application on only 15 percent of available farmland. Should this limitation proceed, this would result in a massive shortfall of land available for poultry manure application compared to the size of the industry.
"It could get to the point where it would affect the poultry industry trying to be viable here if the farmers did not utilize the manure," says Lambertson. "It could really harm the industry and that's what we don't want to happen."
That's why so many, including government representatives at various levels, are watching to determine the viability of the manure treatment technology being investigated at Millennium Farms. This is also what motivated Lambertson and other local investors to partner with a group of scientists with knowledge about anaerobic digestion on the Planet Found Energy Development business to build a pilot version of a potential system.
The anaerobic digestion technology being installed at the poultry farm was adapted from technology that has been common in other parts of the world for decades. However, this will be the first poultry anaerobic digester installed in Maryland with added nutrient separation.
The system starts with the farmer dumping loads of raw poultry manure into the introduction tank where the manure is mixed with water. From there, the slurry is pumped into one of two anaerobic digestion tanks. They are large, 200 cubic meter tanks in which the biogas produced from processing the poultry manure bubbles to the top before being captured and transported to an engine where it is burned as fuel to drive a generator on site. The processed material exits the tanks and flows through the nutrient recovery system where the undesirable nutrients can be stripped out and the remainder transported to a post treatment pit where it is dried. At this point, it is a usable mulch that can be spread on the fields without restriction or sold as organic fertilizer. There are two other tanks in the system. One is a buffer tank that allows system operators to better control the material being processed in the anaerobic digesters so that they work at optimum biogas production efficiency. The other is a clean water holding tank that helps to control the water flow through the closed loop system.
"We were bent on building the pilot, but with the help of the state, it is making it that much easier for us to obtain quantifiable results and show farmers that there are some open pathways to be able to generate renewable energy on site for their benefit," says Lambertson. Monitoring and research assistance is being provided by the United States Department of Agriculture and the University of Maryland.
Even if the land application restrictions don't come about and the system demonstrates how farms can produce fertilizer and reduce energy costs, Lambertson says, "it could be a win-win for the farmer."
Millennium Farms was chosen as the ideal site for a pilot plant because it is a modern computerized and automated facility in an area where the land has high levels of phosphorus and it is close to Chesapeake Bay. So it is in the backyard of where the technology is needed the most. The farm produces 160,000 pullets for Tyson Foods annually, which equates to over 12 million broilers from the parent flock. In total, there are eight barns that generate about 1500 tons of manure. The manure is a mixture of wood shavings used as bedding and animal droppings. Millennium Farms also grows corn, wheat and soybean on 2000 acres, and typically their poultry manure would be land applied as an organic fertilizer and a means of disposing of it. As with other poultry farms in area, the issue is the amount of phosphorus in that raw manure and its impact on local waterways.
The Lambertson family has been producing chickens since the 1950s, but Jason built his current farm starting with four barns in 2000 and adding four barns in 2009. Although they have had adequate farmland in the past to dispose of their poultry manure, the state's consideration of limiting field application is a concern.
Once operational, the anaerobic digestion system will produce about 520 daily kilowatts (kW) of power that will be wheeled through the local Choptank Electric Cooperative transmission system. The farm will be compensated and save money on its power costs through a net metering system. Lambertson says because the system is a pilot project, they have yet to determine if the system will be capable of providing all of the poultry farm's power needs.
"We'll definitely be able to make a good reduction on our energy bills on the farm," says Lambertson. They will know how much once the project is commissioned next year.
The byproduct that is discharged from the digestion tanks can be land applied, sold as fertilizer or potentially reused as bedding.
Heat generated by the anaerobic digestion system not needed to maintain the process could also be channeled to heat the poultry barns, thus creating the possibility of the farm saving a lot of money on propane heating costs. Additionally, some of the biogas could be used as heating fuel.
These are all the factors that are yet to be determined once the Millennium Farms system becomes operational.
If proven economical, Lambertson says that there are thousands of similar poultry farms in the state or Delvarva Peninsula where the system could be installed. The dream, once this technology is proven, is for Planet Found Energy Development to build and operate systems capable of producing significantly more power. They are working with the state to consider larger systems with a number of poultry producers supplying raw material for one system. The goal is to develop a system where the farm owner will only need to replenish the system with raw poultry manure and remove the processed material to a storage area once a day.
There will be no water discharge from the system as it is described as a closed loop system where all the water used to create a raw material slurry at the front end of the digester is captured and recycled within the system, which in itself will control the amount of nutrient-rich water leaving the farm that could potentially seep into local watercourses.
As far as the nutrient separation technology, Lambertson says it can be adjusted according to the needs of a particular area. While the issue is controlling the phosphorus in Maryland, another area might have a problem with sulfur content. So the system is adjustable to local requirements.
They also want to build considerable flexibility into the system so that it will work using a variety of raw feedstock. For example, there are areas where there are no wood shavings mixed in with the manure, so it has to have the capability to be able to process, "a random mix of materials."
It also has to have the capability of being customized in size to match the needs of individual farms, depending on how much manure the farm is generating.
The owners of Planet Found Energy Development expected extra costs to build what is essentially the prototype of their system at Millennium Farms, but Lambertson says they have already recognized many areas that can be changed in the future to streamline the system and reduce construction costs.
Should the byproduct prove useful as a reusable bedding material, this could be a substantial savings for Tyson Foods, which supplies the wood shavings bedding to its growers in that area.
The overall support being expressed for proving this technology has helped to maintain the momentum through the challenging construction phase of the pilot project.
"We have the Department of Environment, Agriculture and Energy all sitting there together, all agreeing how this could help, and it's rare to have all three of them agreeing that something like this could help to solve some of our problems," says Lambertson.
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I'm at the @UMNExt Livestock Extension Team meeting today. Great discussion this morning on how we can work with other Extension teams to solve #MNag problems.


A 47-year-old female from Oshawa is facing multiple assault charges after she allegedly assaulted Muslims on three occasions.
On Sunday, May 21, 2017, at approximately 4:30 p.m., the accused approached a couple walking in the Oshawa Centre and uttered threats and assaulted them. The female victim was wearing a hijab and the threats made by the accused were in relation to her dress. As the victims walked away, a bystander approached the accused to ask about her actions. The accused kicked the female bystander and another male who attempted to intervene, both of whom are Muslims.
Following that, on Monday, May 22, 2017, at approximately 1:45 p.m., the accused approached a woman at Lakeview Park in Oshawa and pushed her to the ground before fleeing the scene. This victim was also of Muslim descent.
Investigators have since identified the accused and arrested her without incident.
A 47-year-old female of Oshawa, has been charged with five counts of assault; threatening death and threatening bodily harm. She was held for a bail hearing.
Police want to ensure there are no other victims. Investigators are in contact with the Ministry of the Attorney General in regards to possible hate crime charges. Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact Det. Dellipizzi of the Central East Criminal Investigations Bureau at 1-888-579-1520 ext. 2766.


HOA only $113.00 per month, includes water and trash. This Beautiful "Nearly New" 2 Story Townhome is Located in the Quiet Community of Littleton Village, with Parks and/or Green Space in every Direction and Walking distance to Major Roads/Transportation and Several Restaurants and Shops, with more scheduled to be built. The Open Concept layout has Stylish Laminate Wood Flooring throughout. The Expansive Kitchen, which flows into the Family/Great Room has a Large, Gleaming Granite Island with Breakfast Bar, Pull-out Shelves with Soft-Close Doors, Stainless Steel Appliances, including brand new stove. This Home Boasts Large Windows with Plantation Shutters throughout and Upgraded finishes throughout. This home also has an Attached 2 car garage, which has been Updated with Shelving. If that weren't enough this Home brings the following Smart Equipment; Ecobee Smart Thermostat with remote sensors, Smart Ring Doorbell, Wifi Enabled Garage Door Opener and Nest Protect Smoke Detector.
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stop eating sugar and starches, and take anti-fungals.
But it keeps coming back. . .
and digestive issues won't go away - but you're too tired and overwhelmed to know what to do.
The Kicking Candida Program isn't a quick '60-day miracle cure'.
It's a work-at-your-own-pace program, created to teach you long-term lifestyle changes and solutions in order to heal your gut and stop recurring candida – with unparalleled support.
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Get on our waitlist. . . and we'll let you know when the doors open!
Hi, I'm Paula. Our candida journey, like most people's, started long before we realized it. We were in our early 20's with two young boys. . .a young family with a bright future.
But in the matter of a few years, our lives were turned upside down. . .
My father-in-law passed away from an intense battle with cancer that took over his body in a matter of months.
We gave birth to a beautiful baby girl – stillborn 4 days before her due date. There aren't even words. . .
And the strange health problems my husband, Travis had suffered with for several years were steadily escalating.
Over the next year we visited multiple doctors and specialists – and eventually grew tired of them suggesting it was 'all in his head'. We found a naturopath near us and learned that Travis had Lyme disease and candida.
Hearing 'Lyme disease' scared us. And when our naturopath said that nearly everyone had candida, we made the quick and foolish decision to ignore it and focus solely on Lyme – going so far as to travel across the country to an alternative clinic for Lyme in 2008.
While at the clinic we learned Travis had several allergies, gluten being the main one. Between the clinic and going gluten-free, Travis's symptoms eased. . .for a while.
We heard about the book Nourishing Traditions and, after devouring it from cover to cover, realized that eating gluten-free wasn't a good enough answer. Further research told us that many of the foods we ate, (i.e. starches and even natural sugars) were feeding a common and underestimated problem called. . .candida.
Light bulb! There was that word again.
We decided candida needed a second look and started researching. We found that nearly all of the 'little' health issues we'd both been suffering from (brain fog, weight gain, inflammation, joint pain, skin rashes, etc.) pointed straight back to candida.
Further research told us that candida was supposed to be a 'simple' fix. All we had to do was stop eating sugar and starches. So we found a candida diet that looked strict enough for a monk and were told we needed to follow it for 30 months. IF we cheated even once, we had to start the process all over again.
Suffice it to say, even though we gave it our best shot, we failed miserably.
Our candida journey became a quest beyond diet and anti-fungals. We spent several years digging, researching, reading, experimenting, and eventually I became certified as a health specialist and metabolic nutritional coach.
Over time we started putting the puzzle pieces together and implementing them. Our candida overgrowth and symptoms eased, then disappeared, and have been kept in control since.
The events in our lives change us. We become who we are because of them. Our events taught us to embrace a healthier lifestyle and created a passion to take care of the bodies God gives us.
Today I have the honor of sharing my knowledge and passion with others around the world. My focus is in helping those with recurring candida and stubborn weight due to their gut health.
If you're tired of being told 'it's all in your head'. . .if you're ready to knock your food cravings to the curb. . .if you want your recurring yeast infections, mood swings, skin rashes, and painful digestive issues to be a thing of the past, you're right where you need to be.
This is the most comprehensive candida program that I've ever seen. Simple and practical, yet personalized with a hands-on coach every step of the way. Paula is my go-to for all things candida and I highly recommend her.If you need to rid your body of candida there's no other program I'd recommend.
Paula's Kicking Candida program is the best out there! The information is solid and the practical steps Paula teaches are simple to implement (a must!).
I love the program she's put together. Anyone with candida will feel hopeful that they can finally kick candida for good!
Phase 1 begins with an introduction to healthier eating followed by a crash course in candida and how it affects your health and weight. You'll receive a menu plan, recipes, and a shopping list to make getting started a breeze.
Just like opening the windows and deep cleaning your house in the spring, your body needs some spring cleaning of its own. In Phase 2 you'll follow a strategic plan to clean the trash out so your body is ready for Phase 3.
In Phase 3 you're getting candida where it hurts, by changing your diet: taking out what candida loves and adding in what will help you heal, along with carefully planned attacks. This phase shakes candida to its core.
Phase 4 is full of surprises – for candida that is. You'll be identifying those items that are problematic and taking them away. Those discoveries begin a wave of renewed health that will blossom in Phase 5.
Phase 5 not only reveals what your new diet and lifestyle is going to look like, it's also going to reveal a renewed you! Your body will be transformed from inside out, and this phase will show you how to keep it that way!
The Kicking Candida Program is a step-by-step program where Paula guides you through the process of healing your gut start to finish. Paula provides coaching that not only gets results but offers an in-depth education on gut health and why and how the program works.
If you are ready for real results and lasting lifestyle change that will bring you better overall health, I recommend working with Paula.
What I appreciate and love most about Paula is her passion for helping others live a healthier, more nourished life. There are so many of us who are in need of mentors to help guide us and encourage us on our path to improved health and wellness.
Paula is by far one of my favorite healthy living coaches, which is why I've pointed so many of my friends and readers to her, and continually recommend her.
Hi, I'm Collette from South Africa.
I met Paula online 3 years ago by what I though was pure accident, but Paula was actually a God sent.
I had been ill for years, back and forth to doctors, all sorts of tests, scans and scopes. No-one could find out what was wrong with me, yet I was constantly feeling ill. I clearly remember the doctor's face when he saw me and the look of "not you again". I started feeling like they thought that I was a hypochondriac.
I remember lying on the bed one Saturday morning and my husband asking if we could take the kids out for the day. I felt so tired - it was like I was taking my last breath. And to be honest, I would have been happy to do so. By that point I was too tired to even fight back.
After years of battling with extreme exhaustion, nausea, ear itching, vaginal infections (the list of my symptoms are endless), a friend referred me to a homeopath. Honestly I was very skeptical, but so desperate that I made an appointment and went to see the alternative healer.
This is when I was told that I had Candida. I had no clue what this was, or the effect Candida has on the body and even life itself.
As soon as I got back from seeing the homeopath, I started googling what Candida was. It was such an awesome feeling knowing that what I was experiencing was not in my head, that I was not a hypochondriac, and that others were suffering from the same thing. While googling I came across Paula's website Whole Intentions. The tears just welled up (and they still do) at the thought of someone knowing and understanding what I am going through. She gets me.
It's difficult to put into words what Paula has done for me. She gave me my life back. I was ready to take my last breath and Paula made me take my first breath to a Candida-free life. She laid the pathway and I just had to walk it. Paula's Kicking Candida program is easy to follow and most of all it works. She's is always there to support and advise.
Paula unselfishly gives of herself to help others by sharing her personalised, hands-on, step-by-step guide to curing Candida. Not only have I overcome candida using Paula's program, but the weight has just fallen off. When I met Paula I wore a size 14, I'm now down to a size 8.
The best part about Paula's program is that it's inspired by her own life experience and her battle with candida. It makes a difference when your mentor knows what you are going through and the struggles you face on your journey. If you are battling with candida, this is the program for you. It works and it's easy to follow.
There are over 80 symptoms of systemic candida. . .
I've struggled for a while with yeast issues to the point that I have had to be on medication every few months. Kicking Candida isn't a quick fix. . .Paula's program is a year long and provides support like I've never seen.
You wouldn't believe what factors will affect candida, and Kicking Candida is a true wealth of information that everyone needs to see for themselves! It's broken down in a way that won't overwhelm you, and the pace is reasonable.
Chronic candidiasis is a classic example of a 'multifactoral' condition. Effective treatment involves much more than killing the yeast with anti-fungal agents, whether synthetic or natural.
I have been blessed to know Paula almost my whole life. Her knowledge is endless on Candida and an overall more natural way of living. She is quick to help and answer any questions! I love her practical approach! She comes at it from a realistic way of dealing with it all. She's a mother with a full quiver and she knows how difficult that can be will trying to balance a healthy way of living.
She is one of the most dedicated people I've ever met. She does research on everything so you know if she recommends something that it really is the best option. She has a beautiful and kind heart which is expressed in her hard work of putting all of these things together so we can have access to all we need to fight Candida right at our finger tips.


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In 2017, the median household income of 60426 residents was $25,705. 60426 households made slightly more than 60649 households ($24,941) and 62060 households ($24,626) . However, 34.6% of 60426 residents live in poverty.
The median age for 60426 residents is 35.9 years young.
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This morning, UKSSD and BOND, two multi-sectoral organisations working towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), hosted a morning on this very theme. Chaired by Jon Snow, we were welcomed with a speech by the Minister of State at the Department for International Development. This was followed by policy development presentations from the Finish Secretary General from the National Commission on Sustainable Development; the Colombian Director of Monitoring and Evaluation of Public Policy, National Planning Department; a Ugandan representative of the Head of Economic and Strategic Planning at the National Planning Authority; and the German Head of Division, Cross-sectoral and Sustainability-related Strategic and General Aspects of Environment, Building and Urban Development Policy.
The abbreviated notes below are my own focus and interpretation: live streaming of the event itself is due on the BOND website shortly. It is a noticeable achievement that adult literacy has explicit mention in Sustainable Development Goal 4.
The last handful of decades, as we moved towards and through the Millennium Development Goals and into the SDGs, have seen the UK's comparatively high level of international aid funding, at 0.7% of GDP, steadily accompanying an explosion in global economic activity. Where once DFID's aid contributions may have been the largest contributor to a developing country's budget, they now represent a fraction. In Pakistan, for example, the economy now spends one hundred times more on military expenditure than DFID spends on aid.
These can lead to questions of scaling. While demands for renewable water, energy and finance mechanisms are common to all, to what extent are which models of domestic development appropriate to international contexts? In farming, for example, how do large-scale industrial agricultural practices relate to subsistence family farming? Which models of public and private funding, such as bonds, support sustainable local development?
In developing policy, Finland have prioritised eight primary SDGs to implement a whole country approach to implementation which is led from their cabinet office. The rest of the SDGs flesh out policy around the primary eight. Finland has a well-established political investment in sustainability that has progressed through several changes of parliament.
Colombia undertook a detailed technical analysis of current policies and how they meet the SDGs. They matched available performance data to SDG indicators to analyse how and to what extent these goals are being met. This has enabled gap analysis, similarly to Finland's process of policy development, and the identification of resource shortages. While using mass data and visualisation techniques, the social implications and applications were highlighted. The result was clear evidence of the interconnectedness of the SDGs, and of Colombia's peace process. It evidences the detrimental impact of conflict on growth and development.
Germany utilises the SDGs as the basis for societal contracts and matrixes policies to them. As an example, in agriculture, they have identified the over-usage of nitrogen and consequently work towards reducing the impact on polluting ground waters and seas. These dialogues influence their economic models of growth and consumption with an emphasis on 'resource productivity', as much in international trade as domestic.
Uganda has implemented universal primary education and activated civil society in achieving its sustainable goals. In broader political terms, the SDG agenda is led from their cabinet office and disseminates through the political and societal structures.
A gap analysis was carried out. This recognised globally recognised challenges including project management capacity and meaningful, effective data collection and evidence-based practices to an appropriate scale.
The role of parliamentary mechanisms in ensuring accountability for the SDGs was queried. In this, civil society was suggested as engaging in two way partnership. Traditional understandings are not always fully aligned with scientific perspectives in decision-making processes. While not explicitly mentioned, lifelong learning agendas have a clear role to play in moderating mutual understanding. Ultimately, the aim of the forum is to get sustainable business practices more involved and this may take a bit more work ongoing.
These dialogues highlight the tensions between 'doing things for people' and supporting the mechanisms which enable them to do for themselves. In a social world, the SDGs and monitoring their progress contribute to bridging the ontological divide between (social) subjective and (mass data) objective realities – shared values, shared goals! The UK government has not to date released a cohesive plan for progressing the SDGs in the UK despite being a significant contributor to their generation. It would be wonderful to see consistent matrixing which disseminated a lifelong learning agenda, in policy as well as in practice. The drive for paths to be found in each context provides a rich narrative of development, and plenty of stories to be shared in the making.


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New hope in fight against multi-resistant germs
1:06 February 13, 2013
© HZI / RohdeStaphylococcus aureus bacteria, magnified by electron microscopy.
An increasing number of bacteria is evolving antibiotic resistance. Much-feared representatives of this steadily growing group include Staphylococci strains. At this point, multi-resistant forms of the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus – the "hospital germ" known commonly by its acronym, MRSA – can only be treated with a select subset of antibiotics as many drugs have simply stopped working. This is precisely why the field of medicine is in desperate need of new treatment options.
One highly promising drug candidate is now scheduled for testing in clinical trials. The substance, developed by the British pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline, is still known by its rather cryptic working name, GSK1322322. In the course of clinical trials to evaluate new drugs, physicians typically end up with large numbers of patient samples that are invaluable in studying the different diseases patients are suffering from – samples that have, until recently, rarely been recruited for research purposes. Now, scientists at the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research (HZI) in Braunschweig, Germany, and at the TWINCORE Centre for Experimental and Clinical Infection Research in Hannover, Germany, aim to study such patient samples for a five-year-period. Part of a special collection at the Hannover Medical School's biobank, the samples will allow researchers to find out more about the etiology, course, and characteristic marker substances of infectious diseases. IMI, the Innovative Medicines Initiative, has awarded the scientists research grants totaling 6 million Euros as part of the COMBACTE (Combating Bacterial Resistance in Europe) project. IMI is a joint initiative by the European Union and the pharmaceutical industry. Dr. Frank Pessler, who heads TWINCORE's "Biomarkers in Infectious Diseases" research group, secured the grant and is the project's coordinator at HZI. Under his helmage, the scientists, along with their colleagues in Paris, Barcelona, and Philadelphia, will be searching for biomarkers – molecules that are unique to a particular disease and which may provide information about if the diagnosis was correct and whether or not the therapy is working.
The new antibiotic, GSK1322322, targets gram-positive bacteria including methicillin-resistant strains of Staphylococcus areus – notorious MRSA – capable of causing serious skin and wound infections. Gram-positive germs are also frequently the culprit behind pneumonia. The drug targets the bacterial enzyme peptide deformylase. Phase I clinical trials, designed to evaluate a new drug's tolerability and safety profile, have already successfully concluded and showed only minor adverse effects. If the next study shows that GSK1322322 does not bestow any added benefit compared to current treatments, it will not be admitted into the next round of clinical trials. "This is where COMBACTE's added scientific value comes into play. In case this happens, the samples that were obtained will still offer insights into the infections they were supposed to treat, and perhaps aid in developing other better treatments" Frank Pessler explains.
Besides Pessler's own group, research teams headed by Prof. Susanne Häussler, Prof. Singh Chhatwal, Prof. Dietmar Pieper, Dr. Eva Medina, Prof. Irene Wagner-Döbler, Dr. Robert Geffers and Prof. Frank Klawonn are also involved in the project. Each team contributes its own special know-how, and, in concert, they are an excellent force. Adds Pessler: "Where else do you find this many experts from all these different disciplines under one roof, some of them even on the same floor? It makes the whole collaboration smooth and efficient."
List of research affiliates for this sub-project:
Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research, Braunschweig, Germany
TWINCORE, Centre for Experimental and Clinical Infection Research, Hannover, Germany
Hannover Medical School, Hannover, Germany
Hospital Clínic de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
Faculté de Médecine Necker, Paris, France
GlaxoSmithKline, Philadelphia, USA
This research project receives support from the Innovative Medicines Initiative Joint Undertaking under grant agreement n° 115523, resources of which are composed of financial contribution from the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) and EFPIA companies' in kind contribution. www.imi.europa.eu
Contact for media
Dr. Jan Grabowski
Editor & Deputy Press Spokesman
+49 531 6181-1407
Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research
Inhoffenstraße 7
+49 531 6181-0
info@helmholtz-hzi.de
Helmholtz Institute for Pharmaceutical Research Saarland
Campus, Geb. C2.3
Universität des Saarlandes
info.hips@helmholtz-hzi.de
TWINCORE
Zentrum für Experimentelle und Klinische Infektionsforschung
Feodor-Lynen-Str. 7
twincore@twincore.de
Study Centre Hannover
Feodor-Lynen-Straße 5
+49 511 1235950-0
healthstudy@helmholtz-hzi.de


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Q: Ionic/AngularJS & Wordpress API I'm somewhat new to the JS world, so I'm struggling a bit as to what I did wrong.  My sample data from wordpress API is not working.  Any ideas what I did wrong:
app.controller('FeedCtrl', function($http, $scope,     $ionicLoading) {
  console.log("Loading FeedCtrl");

  $scope.stories = [];

  function loadStories(params, callback) {
    $http.get('http://public-api.wordpress.com/rest/v1/freshly-pressed/', {params: params})
  .success(function(response) {
    var stories = [];
    angular.forEach(response.data.children, function(child) {
      stories.push(child.data);
    });
    callback(stories);
  });
  }

  $scope.loadOlderStories = function() {
var params = {};
if ($scope.stories.length > 0) {
  params['after'] = $scope.stories[$scope.stories.length - 1].name;
}
 loadStories(params, function(olderStories) {
  $scope.stories = $scope.stories.concat(olderStories);
  $scope.$broadcast('scroll.infiniteScrollComplete');
});
  };

  $scope.loadNewerStories = function() {
var params = {'before': $scope.stories[0].name};
loadStories(params, function(newerStories) {
  $scope.stories = newerStories.concat($scope.stories);
  $scope.$broadcast('scroll.refreshComplete');
    });
  };

A: I've made a simplified example with your data.
Click the 'Load more' button to retrieve some posts. You should see a list with the title and the author of a post.
EDIT: There appears to be some cross-domain request issues, that's why the 'Load stories' button won't work. Just try to reflect this code inside your controller, it should work.

var app = angular.module('myApp', []);

app.controller('feedCtrl', function ($scope, $http) {
    $scope.stories = [];

    $scope.loadStories = function loadStories() {
      console.log('loading stories');
      $http.get('http://public-api.wordpress.com/rest/v1/freshly-pressed/')
        .then(function onSuccess(response) {
          console.log(response);
          $scope.stories = response.data.posts;
        }, function onFailed(error) {
          console.error('Error:', error)
        });

    }
});

    <button data-ng-click="loadStories()">Load stories</button>

Title: {{ story.title }} - {{ story.author.first_name }} {{ story.author.last_name }}

Normally we wouldn't handle $http calls in our angular.controller. This needs to be done in an angular.service.

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