is good to go from a medical standpoint. Have attached her physical results and Moira's powers results.
Madelyn, saw the EEG results and was really trying to look them over during my shift. Unfortunately, my brain is made of paste. You're right, though, there's something weird going on. Will look again when I can have coherent thoughts for more than ten minutes at a time. Heeee.
... would like to resume her training. i know charles has her psychological evaluation covered but could we get a medical opinion one way or the other? i'll be sending her your way to arrange an physical.
... as in, arrange one with doctor of your choice and ensure they send the results to the team leaders. charles will of course be handling the other type of evaluation.
Brown paper bag containing a packet of tea and a bag of arrowroot cookies from the bakery in town. Attached is the following note in Amanda's handwriting, but unsigned.
These are Paige's favourites. They might make her feel safer.
Subject: What is going ON down in Medical?
I haven't felt fear like that since I was in the Asylum. What on Earth are you _doing_ down there? Has someone who is not me gone mad?
I think that with Paige leaving and seemingly being removed from training that we are going to be missing one person on some of the routine rotating duties that we have as trainees. I am not even certain which of the rotating maintaince chores she was assigned to this week - Jubilee, could you check and see if it was on her calendar?
I am fairly certain that Mr. Summers, Alison and Ms. Munroe will not leave us uninformed as to how the schedules may or may not change, or how they would like us to fill in for Paige while she is gone, but I thought that it might be a good idea to be - I think the word is proactive? - and perhaps come up with some ideas on our own first.
...man, I really have no idea what to say here. I know we ain't exactly been close lately, but I just...wanted to know if you're okay. How you're doing. Especially with Paige up and leaving. I'm worried, and I don't want to wake up tomorrow morning to find out you've left too because you're pissed off at everyone. So...if you want to talk or anything, I'll be around.
I take it from Paige's announcement it didn't go well. What happened? As much as I'd like to run off pell-mell after her (strained relationship be damned, she's still my sister), I don't suppose it'd solve much. Just...if there's something I can do, please tell me.
I had a disturbing encounter with Husk this afternoon. If she's not flamed out by now, she's on the very ragged edge of doing so. She was very not-happy about her training session today.
I tried to get through to her using sweet reason, but she wasn't having any of it. I hate to say this, but she _might_ be considered violent. Put a nice dent in the wall next to my head, that's for sure.
So - one of you who is not me might want to go track her down, see what the story is. I've got a routine medical checkup this evening.
We're long past due, I think. Let me know when would be good for you; my schedule is less crowded than it usually is, given that I can't really train again yet.


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Mycoplasma Testing Market - Growing Pharmaceutical and Biotechnological Industries Major Factor Driving Market Growth
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[156 Pages Report] Mycoplasma Testing Market report categories the Global market by Technique (PCR, ELSA, Enzymatic Methods, and DNA Staining), Product & Services (Kits & Reagent and Instruments), End User (Pharmaceutical Companies and Cell Banks), Application (Cell Line Testing and Virus Testing) & Geography
According to the new market research report "Mycoplasma Testing Market by Product & Services (Kits & Reagent and Instruments), Technique (PCR, ELSA, Enzymatic Methods, and DNA Staining), Application (Cell Line Testing and Virus Testing), End User (Pharmaceutical Companies and Cell Banks) - Global Forecast to 2022", published by MarketsandMarkets™, analyzes and studies the major market drivers, restraints/challenges, and opportunities.
The increasing growth of government support for pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, rising R&D activities in life sciences research, and rising cell culture contamination are expected to drive the growth of this market.
The global market is segmented by product, technique, application, end user, and region. By product, the market is segmented into kits & reagent, services, and instruments. The kits & reagent segment is expected to lead the global market in 2017. The frequent purchase of these consumables as compared to instruments and increasing use of kit-based techniques are the key factors driving the growth of this segment.
On the basis of technique, the market is classified into PCR, ELISA, direct assays, indirect assays, DNA staining, microbial culture techniques, and enzymatic methods. The PCR segment is expected to account for the largest share of the market in 2017 due it the high acceptance rate of PCR, which can be attributed to its accuracy, speed, and flexibility in life sciences research.
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On the basis of application, the mycoplasma testing market is segmented into cell line testing, virus testing, end-of-production cell testing, and other applications. Cell line testing segment accounts for the largest segment and is also the fastest growing application segment in the market. Increasing use of cell lines for research and biopharmaceutical production is the major factor driving the growth of this market.
On the basis of end users, the equipment market is segmented into pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, academic research institutes, contract research organizations (CROs), cell banks, and other end users. In 2017, the pharmaceutical & biotechnology companies' segment is expected to account for the largest share and is projected to register the highest rate during the forecast period. R&D investments in the pharmaceutical industry are one of the major factors fueling the growth of this segment.
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The global mycoplasma testing market is dominated by North America, followed by Europe. North America will continue to dominate the global market during the forecast period. However, Asia is expected to witness the highest CAGR, with the growth in this market centered at China, Japan, and India. The increase in generics development and manufacturing is a major growth driver for the pharmaceutical industry in this region. Growing government investments in pharmaceutical R&D and the increasing trend of pharmaceutical outsourcing are some factors propelling market growth in the Asian region.
Major industry players expand across geographies via partnerships and acquisitions in the future. Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., Lonza Group Ltd., Merck KGaA, and Charles River Laboratories International Inc. have been identified as the top players in this market. These companies have a broad product portfolio with comprehensive features. These companies have products for all end users in this segment, a strong geographical presence, and more importantly, focus on continuous product innovations.
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Here is my highlight from the July issue of HPB.
Good post-operative pain control is a central part of recovery after surgery. ERAS programmes, in particular, have heavily promoted the use of epidural analgesia for abdominal surgery. This probably owes something to the roots of ERAS in colorectal surgery however many of the studies on which these recommendations were made are outdated and relate to very different operative procedures. Epidural analgesia is known to offer good dynamic and static pain control but does have drawbacks in terms of hypotension, immobility and rare but life threatening complications of epidural abscess or epidural haematoma. The liver surgery group in Basingstoke have been one of the major centres pioneering local anaesthetic wound catheter infiltration of upper abdominal wounds combined with patient controlled opiates as an alternative to epidural analgesia. In this edition of HPB, Wong-Lu-Hing and colleagues report the Basingstoke experience of wound catheter analgesia after liver resection in a retrospective comparative cohort analysis including a small group of contemporaneous patients receiving epidural analgesia (analgesic selection based on surgeon preference). Although not a randomized trial they clearly show some important benefits from wound catheter analgesia. These were equivalency of analgesia combined with reduced overall complication rates, reduced opiate requirement and a shorter length of stay compared with patients receiving epidural analgesia. Further refinements to local anaesthetic protocols such as additional transversus abdominis plane blocks may improve the effectiveness of this analgesic approach and it seems certain that this will remain an effective alternative if not a preferred alternative to epidural analgesia in liver surgery.


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WHO estimates that 10 percent of the world's population has been infected with Covid-19
The head of emergencies at the World Health Organization said Monday its "best estimates" indicate that roughly 1 in 10 people worldwide may have been infected by the coronavirus — more than 20 times the number of confirmed cases — and warned of a difficult period ahead.
WHO says that new treatments are slowing the impact of Covid-19.
Dr. Michael Ryan, speaking to a special session of the WHO's 34-member executive board focusing on Covid-19, said the figures vary from urban to rural, and between different groups, but that ultimately it means "the vast majority of the world remains at risk."
He pointed out that health experts estimate that 60 to 70 percent of the population would need to be infected before the threat of the virus recedes.
The estimate — which would amount to more than 760 million people based on a current world population of about 7.6 billion — far outstrips the number of confirmed cases as tallied by both WHO and Johns Hopkins University, now more than 35 million worldwide. More than one million people have died from the virus.
Ryan said the pandemic would continue to evolve, but that tools exist to suppress transmission and save lives. "Many deaths have been averted and many more lives can be protected," he said.
He added the infection last week of U.S. President Donald Trump serves as stark reminder that no one is exempt from Covid-19. "This plague affects the mighty as well as the humble which emphasizes the point that we are all in this together."
He was flanked by his boss, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, who minutes earlier led a moment of silence to honor victims as well as round of applause for the health workers who have strived to save them.
Ryan said southeast Asia faced a surge in cases, Europe, North and South America and the eastern Mediterranean were seeing an increase in deaths, while the situations in Africa and the Western Pacific were "rather more positive."
"Our current best estimates tell us that about 10 percent of the global population may have been infected by this virus," Ryan told attendees from member governments who make up the executive board and provide much of its funding.


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This piece is part of a new direction for my work, working with steel and then incorporating textured fused glass and mounting the finished piece in wood. Each piece that I make is totally unique as the shape and size is dictated by my manipulation of the steel which is never the same.
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NHL awards 2019: Lightning's Nikita Kucherov wins MVP; Canucks' Elias Pettersson wins Calder Trophy | Full list of winners, Chris Ryan's ballot
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Tampa Bay Lightning's Nikita Kucherov poses on the red carpet before the NHL Awards, Wednesday, June 19, 2019, in Las Vegas.
By Chris Ryan | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
The awards for the 2018-19 NHL season were presented on Wednesday night in Las Vegas, where the league's top players, coaches and executives were recognized.
Nikita Kucherov took home the biggest prize of the night, winning the Hart Trophy as the NHL MVP. He edged out Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins and Connor McDavid of the Edmonton Oilers. Kucherov also won the Art Ross Trophy as the league's top scorer and the Ted Lindsay Award as the most outstanding player, as voted on by NHL players.
Kucherov's teammate, Andrei Vasilevskiy, received the Vezina Trophy as the league's top goalie.
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Here's the full list of winners of the 2018-19 NHL awards:
Hart Trophy: Nikita Kucherov, Tampa Bay Lightning
Finalists: Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh Penguins; Connor McDavid, Edmonton Oilers
Vezina Trophy: Andrei Vasilevskiy, Tampa Bay Lightning
Finalists: Ben Bishop, Dallas Stars; Robin Lehner, New York Islanders
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Norris Trophy: Mark Giordano, Calgary Flames
Finalists: Brent Burns, San Jose Sharks; Victor Hedman, Tampa Bay Lightning
Selke Trophy: Ryan O'Reilly, St. Louis Blues
Finalists: Patrice Bergeron, Boston Bruins; Mark Stone, Vegas Golden Knights
Jack Adams Award: Barry Trotz, New York Islanders
Finalists: Craig Berube, St. Louis Blues; Jon Cooper, Tampa Bay Lightning
Ted Lindsay Award: Nikita Kucherov, Tampa Bay Lightning
Finalists: Connor McDavid, Edmonton Oilers; Patrick Kane, Chicago Blackhawks
Calder Trophy: Elias Pettersson, Vancouver Canucks
Finalists: Jordan Binnington, St. Louis Blues; Rasmus Dahlin, Buffalo Sabres
Masterton Trophy: Robin Lehner, New York Islanders
Finalists: Nick Foligno, Columbus Blue Jackets; Joe Thornton, San Jose Sharks
GM of the Year: Don Sweeney, Boston Bruins
Finalists: Doug Armstrong, St. Louis Blues; Don Waddell, Carolina Hurricanes
Lady Byng Trophy: Aleksander Barkov, Florida Panthers
Finalists: Sean Monahan, Calgary Flames; Ryan O'Reilly, St. Louis Blues
King Clancy Memorial Trophy: Jason Zucker, Minnesota Wild
Finalists: Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Arizona Coyotes; Henrik Lundqvist, New York Rangers
Mark Messier Leadership Award: Wayne Simmonds, Nashville Predators
Finalists: Mark Giordano, Calgary Flames; Justin Williams, Carolina Hurricanes
Chris Ryan's Ballot
HART TROPHY
1. Nikita Kucherov (Tampa Bay Lightning)
2. Sidney Crosby (Pittsburgh Penguins)
3. Patrick Kane (Chicago Blackhawks)
4. Johnny Gaudreau (Calgary Flames)
5. Alex Ovechkin (Washington Capitals)
NORRIS TROPHY
1. Mark Giordano (Calgary Flames)
2. Morgan Rielly (Toronto Maple Leafs)
3. John Carlson (Washington Capitals)
4. Brent Burns (San Jose Sharks)
5. Kris Letang (Pittsburgh Penguins)
1. Elias Pettersson (Vancouver Canucks)
2. Jordan Binnington (St. Louis Blues)
3. Rasmus Dahlin (Buffalo Sabres)
4. Miro Heiskanen (Dallas Stars)
5. Brady Tkachuk (Ottawa Senators)
LADY BYNG TROPHY
1. Aleksander Barkov (Florida Panthers)
2. Ryan O'Reilly (St. Louis Blues)
3. Sean Monahan (Calgary Flames)
5. Jaccob Slavin (Carolina Hurricanes)
SELKE TROPHY
1. Ryan O'Reilly (St. Louis Blues)
3. Mark Stone (Vegas Golden Knights)
5. Sean Couturier (Philadelphia Flyers)
NHL ALL-STAR TEAM
2. Steven Stamkos (Tampa Bay Lightning)
3. Connor McDavid (Edmonton Oilers)
3. Mitchell Marner (Toronto Maple Leafs)
3. Leon Draisaitl (Edmonton Oilers)
6. Seth Jones (Columbus Blue Jackets)
1. Andrei Vasilevskiy (Tampa Bay Lightning)
2. Ben Bishop (Dallas Stars)
3. Darcy Kuemper (Arizona Coyotes)
NHL ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
3. Andreas Johnsson (Toronto Maple Leafs)
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Pakistani British Boxer Amir Khan Arrested in Bolton UK
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London: Former British world champion boxer Amir Khan was arrested by police over an incident on Friday in which two 19-year-old men were allegedly assaulted.
He was taken into custody for questioning. A spokesman for the Olympic silver medalist confirmed he had been quizzed by officers but added: "It was a minor incident and we're expecting the case to be dropped against Amir," the spokesman said.
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Nothing happened like that, as he is a big celebrity and also he is a well mannered person. As I saw his tweet, see this.
All nonsense please don't believe what you read. I'm home with my family and nobody got beat up — Amir Khan
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Whenever we type a URL in the address bar of browser, what it will do is, it will first check the system hosts file located in C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\, if the domain name is there or not. If the respective domain name is found then it compares the IP address in the corresponding field and direct the page to the corresponding IP address.
Now consider a situation where an attacker edit the hosts file and give the IP address of his(attacker) PC for facebook.com, now whenever the victim will type the facebook.com the page will be redirected to attackers IP address. The only thing the attacker have to do is setup a phishing page in its server.
Click here to know how to make your PC a web server.
1.Create a phishing page in your PC(server).
2.Create a modified hosts file.
3.Hide the file inside some media(like image).
4.Deliver the image(consisting of hosts file) to the victim.
To know how to create a phishing page Click Here.
Now the phishing page has to be upload in certain website, but unfortunetly an IP address can only point to the server not to a website , so the only possible solution is make your PC a webserver, Click Here to know how to make your PC a web server.
In this step we have to modify the host file as per our need. In this article I will be explaining two methods to modify the victims hosts file.
Method-1:- Before we start,lets have a look, how "hosts" file actually looks like.
Now, the first thing you have to do is, know your public IP address, go to cmd prompt and type"ipconfig" hit enter. Note your IP address.
Open the hosts file(located in:C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc) with notepad. To edit the file check the image below.
Check the last two lines which I have added, now whenever a victim types facebook.com or www.facebook.com the phishing page saved in the IP 115.242.243.20(Replace this with your IP) will open which is definitely not a facebook login page.
First of all modify the hosts file as described above and save it with name "hosts" please do not use any extension. Right click the file and select add to Archive(you must have Winrar installed in your PC).
Goto advanced tab in that click on "SFX options" button.
Press OK and you are done...Remember sometimes antivirus may detect it as malware in that case ignore it or select No Action.
2.Copy and paste the following code in notepad.
Note:-Enter Your IP address without quotes.
3.Save it with any name with .bat extension.
After creating the .exe files, just deliver the files to the victim via email or upload those files on website and send the download url to victim.... Hold on guys its not that easy, do you really think that victim will click the file without knowing what that is. Unfortunately the Answer is no. So how we make them click our exe files. The one possible solution for this is use another file(say a image file) to run the exe file in CLEAR words if victim clicks the image the image file will trigger our hosts file, to know more about this trick read this post.
Before delivering the files to victim archieve those files(image and exe) with winrar, try including more images in the archieve not just your exe file and one image.
Now the only question left is, How do we deliver this file to victim? You can send it through email or upload the archieve in the website and give the download link to the victim.
The only major drawback of this technique is that most of us have dynamic IP address which keeps changing. That means till the victim does'nt logon you can not shutdown your internet connection.
2.Be suspicion for those website whose certificates are not valid.


2 • Bridge Marina YC Opening Day Parade, Celebrating the 2016 Chinese calendar's Year of the Monkey the theme this year is "Monkeying Around on the Delta. Starting under the Antioch Bridge at 12:45. Dinner and awards back at the clubhouse after the parade. For info to participate or view contact 925.516.2385.
18 • 1st Annual Emeryville Day on the Bay, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Emeryville Marina, 3310 Powel St. Emeryville, CA. FREE Family Event to include: Open House tours on the fish Emeryville fleet boats, Free ferry rides at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p .m., food trucks and music, local arts, crafts and tastings and a chance for all to meet the areas first responders. For more info call 510.654.3716 or visit www.emeryvillemarina.com and emeryvilleonthebay.com. Many thanks to the following sponsors: Emeryville Yacht Club, Emeryville Marina, Emery Cove Yacht Harbor, City of Emeryville, Fish Emeryville and ferry service PROPSF.
25 • Martinez Marina Swap Meet, 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. If you have items to sell or wish to check out other sailor's items to buy, come out to this free event held in front of the yacht club. For info call, 925.313.0942.
TBD • Opening Day on the Petaluma River, For more info on event and turning basin contact the Petaluma Marina at 707.778.4489.
22 • Delta Marina Craft & Swap Meet, Rio Vista, starts at 9 a.m. with plenty of planned booths and exhibits to entice the mariner as well as those into arts and crafts. Come out enjoy the day and find your treasures. The smiling faces of Monica and Delta Marina Staff await your arrival. For info on event or how to exhibit contact the marina office at 707.374.2315, www.deltamarina.com or on Facebook.
23 • USS Potomac Opening Day Parade Viewing/Cruise, 10:30 a.m.–2 p.m. from Oakland's Jack London Square. $85 per person. Join the crew of the Presidential Yacht USS Potomac for a 3.5 -hour cruise on San Francisco Bay. Enjoy a box lunch and non-alcoholic beverages while viewing this time honored parade celebrating the start of this year's boating season. TicketWeb at www.Ticketweb.com or by calling 866.468.3399. Reservations are highly recommended.
29 • 36th Annual Butter & Eggs Day Parade in Petaluma, for more info on event contact the Petaluma Marina at 707.778.4489.
30 • 31th Annual Petaluma Spring Antique Fair, for more info on event contact the Petaluma Marina at 707.778.4489.
11 • 3rd Annual Rockin on the River at Rosa's, Tower Park Resort & Marina. Several Bands to perform all under one roof, silent auction, vendor booths and more. $10 Cover where 100% of ticket and raffle proceeds will be donated to the Wounded Warrior Project. Great food, music and fun all in the name of giving back. For info call 209.365.4693.
16 • San Joaquin YC Opening Day, Always a great parade as the decorated boats make their way around Bethel Island. Many areas to view and welcome to participate if you wish. For info contact 925.684.9985.
17 • Spindrift Restaurant St. Patrick's Day Celebration, On the Delta Loop. Contact Chris at 916.777.4944 for all the details and dinner specials.
17 • St. Patrick's Day Celebration at The Rusty Porthole, Boyd's Harbor, Bethel Island. Come out, wear your green and enjoy all the traditional events of the day with Rob and Kim. For more info contact Rob at the Rusty Porthole 925.684.3607.
17 • St. Patrick's Day Party, Rosa's at Tower Park Resort & Marina. Enjoy all the festivities as well as corned beef cabbage specials, green beer and other great Irish Traditions. John, Cheryl and Mary are sure to make the day a great one. For more info call 209.365.4693. Remember if coming by boat to contact the marina for your space reservation on the guest docks.
TBD • Seasonal Grand Re-Opening of Sunset Sweets at Tower Park, Dennis and Tuyen will be back for the season and open until fall 2016. Come out and enjoy all the treats and ice cream at their Tower Park Resort location. For more info call 209.368.1946.
8 • Stockton YC Opening Day, View from the banks of the Deep Water Channel or bring your boat out and participate in this well-attended opening day parade. The awards, dinner & festivities will be held at the Stockton YC Clubhouse following the parade. Contact the Stockton Yacht Club for more info.
8 • Pittsburg YC Opening Day Parade and Blessing of the Fleet, All boaters and public are encouraged to participate by either decorating and entering the parade or coming out to view the decorated boats pass by. Parade starts at 11a.m. with a lunch available after the parade. Call 925.200.5307 for info or to sign up.
12 • Delta Chambers Mixer, 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Location TBD. The second mixer of the year will surely be a great one. Info on where and when to be found on the website soon. If you have questions on this event, how your business can host a mixer or to become a member of the Delta Chambers, visit www.californiadelta.org or call 916.777.4041.
15 • Discovery Bay Opening Day Parade, for info on the event contact the Discovery Bay Yacht Harbor at 925.634.5928.
SS Jeremiah O'Brien WW II Liberty Ship, National Historic Landmark and Museum. Open daily 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at Pier 45, Fisherman's Wharf. Fee is $8 adults, under 6 free with adult. Visit www.ssjeremiahobrien.org for cruise schedule, volunteer opportunities and overnight programs or call 415.544.0100.


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CLEDUS T. JUDD, Prince Of Parody,
Returns To World Stage
Signs With Wasserman Music, Red Street Publishing and
DR Artist Management
Nashville, TN (January 5, 2022) – Cledus T. Judd, Prince Of Parody, returns to the world stage with new representation in artist management, booking and music publishing. Judd burst on the scene in the late '90s with a series of perfectly crafted parodies of the biggest names in Country music. He translated his comedy success to radio, selling over two million records and scoring numerous accolades and music video hits in the process. Cledus starred on CMT's Most Wanted Live for two years, co-hosted USA's Nashville Star with Leann Rimes, and starred on VH1's hit reality show, Celebrity Fit Club. Judd transitioned to the big screen, appearing in Toby Keith's well-received movie, Beer For My Horses. He toured with Brooks & Dunn, Rascal Flatts, Toby Keith and other top-tier acts, and Montgomery Gentry, Rascal Flatts, Brantley Gilbert and many others have recorded his songs. Cledus walked away at the top of his game after releasing his album, Parodyziac!!, on Warner Brothers. Since then, he has served as a full-time dad and now he's amped up to return to the business he loves.
"The fans changed my life all those years ago," Cledus reflects. "Now it's my turn to help change theirs. The world always needs a good laugh – now more than ever. I'm truly grateful to Nate, Jay, Gerald and Charles for being able co-captains of this ship as we launch. This Judd's for you."
Cledus' new affiliations include:
Wasserman Music
Nate Ritches (VP/Agent) "I grew up watching "T" on CMT, over my morning pre-bus stop bowl of Frosted Flakes, so to welcome him to our roster brings it very much full circle. We are excited to see what is next for Cledus' career, as his catalog resurges with an entirely new audience.
Red Street Publishing
Jay DeMarcus (President and CEO) "I have been friends with Cledus for many years and I'm super excited to call him an official @Redstreetrecordsofficial writer!! For every funny parody Cledus has written there are some of the most insightful, deep, honest lyrics I've ever heard. I'm excited to be a part of this next chapter in his songwriting career."
Charles Dorris (Partner) "With a name that is known literally to millions because of a talent that is truly unique, it was an easy decision to sign Cledus for management. There is an exciting "organic resurgence" occurring that we are helping to bolster. Social media is our main pathway of focus in reminding folks about how funny and poignant Cledus is …. We are seeing his original fans AND their children, now grown, gravitate to a "trusted friend," in Cledus, for entertainment."
Cledus will release his new comedy song and companion music video, "Old Man Rap," soon. He is excited about going on the road this year, so catch him Live In Concert with his THIS JUDD'S 4 U Tour 2022.
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Statewide Coronavirus Dashboard
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Watch: COVID-19 positivity rate in New Orleans has doubled since the last press briefing
by: Victoria Cristina
NEW ORLEANS — On Tuesday morning, Beau Tidwell, Director of Communications, held the weekly press briefing for the City of New Orleans.
by Richie Mills / Jan 15, 2021
BATON ROUGE, La.— LSU football continues to be well represented in the NFL Playoffs as 18 former Tigers moved on to the next round following last weekend's Super Wildcard Weekend.
Of the eight teams remaining in the NFL Playoffs, LSU has at least one player on the roster of seven of those teams. Five former Tigers are on the Cleveland Browns roster to lead the way, followed by three on both of the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The only playoff team without an LSU football player on its roster is the Green Bay Packers.
by Brooke Laizer / Jan 15, 2021
It was another below average day today across southeast Louisiana and New Orleans proper after this morning's front cleared our area, ending showers! Nonetheless, look at that 24 hour temperature change around 10 degrees nearly everywhere!
Saturday, anticipate a chilly start with 30-40 degree lows north and south of Lake Pontchartrain.
Highs by everyone's afternoon after lunch should continue reaching just above 60! Sunshine will be the theme until increasing clouds return mid-week.
NEW ORLEANS - The Tulane men's basketball team returns to action following a seven-day hiatus to host Temple in an American Athletic Conference matchup on Saturday, January 16. Tipoff is set for noon at Avron B. Fogelman Arena in the Devlin Fieldhouse.
The game will be streamed live on ESPN+ as Jack Benjamin delivers play-by-play of all the action and David Grubb provides color analysis.
STARTING FIVE1. Tulane returns to the court for the first time in one week and just the third time in the last 25 days to begin its American Athletic Conference regular season series with Temple. The two teams were originally scheduled to play on January 6, but the game was postponed due to issues related to COVID-19.
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This program is packed with high emotions and unforgettable adventures. Villa O'Higgins is located at the southernmost point of Chile's Austral Way, in the heart of Deep Patagonia. This is the starting point for expeditions to the Southern Patagonia Ice Field plateau.
Phone. 56- 67- 243 19 09 Lodge / 56- 67- 243 18 11 Villa O'Higgins Agency.
Season: From October to April. Best October and December.
Duration: 4 days and 3 night.
Description: Villa O'Higgins is located at the southernmost point of Chile's Austral Way, in the heart of Deep Patagonia. This is the starting point for expeditions to the Southern Patagonia Ice Field plateau.
Villa O'Higgins is home to attractive and pristine surroundings. It is a paradise for trekking and other activities which bring you close to nature. These southern lands feature abundant vegetation, fast-flowing rivers, ancient glaciers and majestic mountain peaks crowned by eternal ice formations. Lakes and lagoons in the vicinity are a paradise for sports fishing and its virgin forests are home to plentiful local wildlife.
On one day you can visit the surroundings of Villa O'Higgins, on another day you cab navigate across the lake to the base of the Southern Patagonia Ice Field plateau, and view the imposing Great Glacier (O'Higgins Glacier), one of the largest formations in the Southern Hemisphere, and an iconic point in our program. This will truly be an unforgettable experience. Amidst the unexplored Nature's magnificence of Deep Patagonia you will reencounter the most profound roots of your being and experience a Return to Freedom.
Our lodge – inspired by the legend of the educated adventurer Robinson Crusoe and in the mystique surrounding his character – creates the atmosphere for you to contemplate the purest side of nature, and feel the force of the wind and rain while enjoying the warmth and comfort of home, in the company of a glass of fine Chilean wine. You can also relax in one of our Hot Tubs as you admire the starlit night sky.
- Port Bahamóndez bus service. (Departure place for our "L/M Quetru" boat).
In Villa O'Higgins there are other hostel alternatives you may consider.
Recommendations: If you do some hiking, takes juices and snacks for the road (you can usually get water from streams). Bring suitable protective clothing (see "Recommendaed clothig at FAQ").
Arrival to Villa O'Higgins in the afternoon. If you have made a reservation at the Lodge Robinson Crusoe Deep Patagonia, you will experience the warm welcome of its staff who will invite you to rest and relax. Dinner in a typical place, optionally a Hot Tubs in the Lodge (previous reservation required) and then a sleep enjoying the comfort of the rooms of this place.
On one of these two days (according to the schedule of our well-equipped passenger vessel Quetru) you make the crowning trip of this tour, to the base of the South Patagonian Ice Field plateau. We navigate across the great Glacier Lake (O'Higgins Lake) towards the imposing Great Glacier (O'Higgins) with its two-mile long and 260 feet high wall of ice.
During the lake-crossing you can admire the beauty of this overwhelming scenery, the least explored of Patagonia, and the result of so many glacial transitions. Observing the impressive mountains of ancient ice formations, you can feel the force of invigorating cold wind that is common in this place. Despite these conditions, passengers climb to the upper deck of our vessel to watch in ecstasy and capture these scenes for ever in photographs Sudden weather changes are common even during 24 hours, ranging from burning sun to hard rains, typical of Deep Patagonia. This is an all-day excursion that permanently marks the sight and soul of those who come to witness the magnificence of nature and experience freedom in all of its dimensions.
On the way to the Great Glacier we pass by the small harbor of Candelaria Mancilla, a settlers' hamlet where the road starts towards the Argentine border. From there a trekking path continues as far as the northern end of Desert Lake (Lago del Desierto). From there you can take a boat to the south shore and then a transfer to the town of El Chalten who face the Mount Fitz Roy . (If you have time we recommend you spend 3 days to go and return to El Chalten).
On the alternate day, you can do a range of half-day excursions in Villa O'Higgins and surroundings, to enable essential encounters with virgin nature: trekking to the vantage point over Stag Lake (Lago Ciervo), exploring Christie Lake (Lago Christie) near to Mayer Pass (Paso Mayer) on the Argentine border, a visit to the chapel built by missionary Father Antonio Ronchi in the woods. Various other activities are also available to tour the vicinity: in Villa O'Higgins visiting the Museum and the Civic Center, climb up to Valley and Mosco Glacier Viewpoint (Mirador del Valle), cycle rides and other adventures such as light fishing on nearby lakes.
Departure day. If you head north on the Carretera Austral our recommendation is to leave early, in time to cross the Mitchell fjord on the ferry that makes this service and arriving for lunch to Caleta Tortel, picturesque town where everything runs through gateways. In the afternoon we suggest continuing to Puerto Río Tranquilo, stay there and continue the next day to the city of Coyhaique. Another alternative is to take a plane of Aerocord Airline to Coyhaique and from the nearby airport of Balmaceda begin your home return on a regular commercial flight (Aerocord aircraft can accommodate 9 passengers, so no there are always seats available and you must reserve in advance www.aerocord.cl, Phone. +56-67-224 63 00).
SUGGESTION: Rent in advance a suitable vehicle at Balmaceda for the journey overland to Villa O'Higgins with Hertz rent a car (www.hertz.cl, Tel. +56-67-224 5780) to be taken in Balmaceda or Coyhaique (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED). Vehicles rented by Hertz have the option to be dropped (Drop-Off) or required (take-on) in Villa O'Higgins. Special rate applies.


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Origins of the Cornucopia
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The cornucopia, literally 'horn of plenty,' comes to the Thanksgiving table thanks to Greek mythology. The horn may have originally been that of a goat which the infant Zeus used to drink from. In the story of Zeus' childhood, it is told that he was sent away to a cave for safekeeping to prevent his father Cronus from eating him. Sometimes it is said that he was nursed by a goat named Amalthea and sometimes that he was fostered by a nymph of the same name who fed him on goat's milk. While an infant, Zeus did what other babies do -- cry. To cover up the noise and keep Cronus from finding out his wife's plot to protect her son, Amalthea asked the Kuretes or Korybantes to come to the cave in which Zeus was hidden and make lots of noise.
Evolution of the Cornucopia
There are various versions of the evolution of the cornucopia from a horn sitting on the head of the nurturing goat. One is that the goat tore it off herself to present it to Zeus; another that Zeus tore it off and gave it back to the Amalthea-goat promising her abundance; another, that it came from a river god's head.
The cornucopia is most frequently associated with the goddess of the harvest, Demeter, but is also associated with other gods, including the aspect of the Underworld god that is the god of wealth, Pluto, since the horn symbolizes abundance.
Gill, N.S. "Origins of the Cornucopia." ThoughtCo, Aug. 28, 2020, thoughtco.com/definition-of-cornucopia-120527. Gill, N.S. (2020, August 28). Origins of the Cornucopia. Retrieved from https://www.thoughtco.com/definition-of-cornucopia-120527 Gill, N.S. "Origins of the Cornucopia." ThoughtCo. https://www.thoughtco.com/definition-of-cornucopia-120527 (accessed January 31, 2023).
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GiGi has finally hit that six month stage where she starts to enjoy the wonderful world of solid food!
It's not about perfection. Making your baby food at home allows you to see the food that your baby is consuming. I know how the food was prepared. I know that there are no additives. I know the quality of the produce. I know that it's the same food my husband and I are consuming. When our CSA is up and running again, I will know the ground that my baby's food came from and exactly how fresh it is. I don't have to buy food in hundreds of tiny containers that need to be disposed of. If it's quick, easy and better for your family, why wouldn't you? Try it!
Cut up your fruits and vegetables into small pieces.
Steam your produce. Vegetables will need to be soft, of course, to puree. I steam fruits for a few minutes to soften but also to eliminate anything that they may have picked up between being picked and being fed to my baby.
Put about a tablespoon of the puree into ice cube trays for easy freezing.
That's it! When I see produce on sale or am making something for dinner, I just make a little extra to blend up for GiGi and pop it in the freezer.
One of my very FAVORITE mom resources is an awesome website Momtastic. They do such a great job of laying out all the nutritional benefits of foods for your baby and a timeline of when to introduce them to your tiny tummy.
Timeclock: This process took me less than an hour to do two three trays of butternut squash (which I bought cut and cubed at Costco) and three trays of fresh pears (which I cut up myself).
out in the morning and in the fridge for dinner.
I packaged in a set of 10.
where stopping to take a picture is unacceptable.
very nice post, i like baby food food.


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MikeP on Flying for Two?
March 10, 2021 March 9, 2021 by Winter Wallaby
Crankshaft, Dan Davis, Tom Batiuk
From Unca $crooge
Update after this post was first scheduled, the next strip came out, and in it the organist dies.
So maybe the first strip doesn't have a joke at all, just setting up a serial storyline? Moving up another post, since I suspect there's not a lot to discuss here. But I'll leave this post up, in case I'm wrong.
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Stan March 10, 2021 at 7:10 AM
Holy cow! No, not much of a 'joke', for sure. What happens in the following strip? Does the congregation get let out and a child gets run over by an ice cream truck?
woozy March 10, 2021 at 10:01 AM
Yeah… the first is just a set up. No joke at all and none intended.
But the story-line…. Jeebus, Batiuk… we get it! People die and it can be in public and debasingly material…. and…? is there going to be anything illuminating and worth hearing in this morbid and debased story? Somehow I doubt it.
So comic kingdom ever lets you go back a week so I can't see what happened wednesday, but Thursday to Friday, the upshot of having the organist die in public inf front of everyone is …. they have to offer the position temporarily to someone who is reluctant. that's the upshot an the primary concern after watching a person (presumably someone you know quite well and care about) die in front of you. I assumed the storyline would be about people being shocked and shaken and reflective of mortality, and I was thinking that would be cheap and pointless. But this… thats the upshot is even less relevant and callous than I could have imagined.
Batiuk, what the HELL is wrong with you?
Brian in STL March 10, 2021 at 12:39 PM
If you need to go back further, the CK strips at Seattle PI have a longer retention period:
https://www.seattlepi.com/comics-and-games/
Boise Ed March 10, 2021 at 3:04 PM
Woozy's right. The whole death scene was a set-up for getting Lillian (the leftmost choir member here) to take over as organist, at least temporarily. I suppose someone, somewhere, found this hilarious.
woozy March 10, 2021 at 4:02 PM
Seattle PI have a longer retention period:
Thanks. Didn't help make the story any better.
The whole death scene was a set-up for getting Lillian (the leftmost choir member here) to take over as organist
Because who's going to replace the organist and the modest reluctance of Lillian will naturally be the most pressing and relevant issues when you just watched someone drop dead five minutes ago right in front of you. Okay, we got Lillian to agree, everything's settled now; I was worried there for a moment… sheesh.
Mark in Boston March 10, 2021 at 4:25 PM
The great composer and organist Louis Vierne died at the console of the organ of the cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris as he was playing a recital. So it happens to the best of them.
As for "Precious Memories," everyone knows this joke. The pastor said to the congregation: "I am going to say a word, and when I say the word, sing the first hymn that comes to mind."
The pastor said "Cross." The congregation sang the first line of "The Old Rugged Cross."
The pastor said "Grace." The congregation sang the first line of "Amazing Grace."
The pastor said "Power." The congregation sang the first line of "All Hail the Mighty Power of God."
The pastor said "Sex." There was a pause.
Then the quavering voice of a ninety-year-old man was heard singing "Precious Memories."
Mitch4 March 10, 2021 at 4:57 PM
Well, maybe this is a setup for a story about how Lillian will work it into her next murder mystery.
Lord Flatulence March 10, 2021 at 6:49 PM
At least she died with an organ in her mouth.
Notlob March 12, 2021 at 12:48 PM
Should have been playing "In the Garden of Eden"…
D McKeon March 12, 2021 at 1:48 PM
In a gadda da vida? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
I once put that song title into the hat for an extended family game of Charades a few
years after the song came out. My mom wound up faced with trying to act out the title.
Awkward explanations and a time limit ensued.
Notlob March 12, 2021 at 7:25 PM
Rev. Lovejoy : "This sounds like rock and or roll"
woozy March 13, 2021 at 8:22 AM
Oh, yeah…. the organist collapses (in exhaustion; not death) and the end of that one too.
Mitch4 March 16, 2021 at 8:31 AM
BTW, the story of Lillian taking over the organ continues, though there have been non-story episodes mixed in too.