Exquisite, water-clear, A-Grade, multiple phantom polished point, from Brazil. This gorgeous specimen is superb quality with beautiful, multiple, white phantoms.
The phantom is created during the developmental stage of the crystal's life; charting some of the changes it has undergone, and in this case the magical specimen has no less than nine phantoms, some more defined than others, as shown in the photo. The ghosting inside this crystal is so precise it looks as though it were cut by a laser; the 3D effect is amazing, but we can assure you that this is absolutely genuine in every respect - another one of Mother Earth's little miracles!
Phantom crystals are ones which have a 'ghost-like' crystal inside of them - and when found in a point, this 'ghosting' is the same shape as that of the outside of the crystal. Phantoms store information gathered over millennia and are, therefore, super for helping us access the Akashic Records, and it is said that they can start opening up the spiritual hearing process and can aid clairaudience. They are first rate at activating a person's healing abilities by assisting connection with spirit guides, so are of great use to healers old and new. If you feel that your energies are low or depleted, try working with a Phantom crystal to get reconnected.
The phantom is created during the developmental stage of the crystal's life, and in this instance they're caused by the mineral Kaolinite; a soft, clay like substance. Kaolinite can help stabilise spiritual energy, and, therefore, can be of benefit where an individual has made rapid spiritual growth, but feels the need to slow down somewhat in order that they may take stock of their progress and direction. Physically, Kaolinite included Quartz has been used to treat digestive disorders, especially those relating to the stomach.
This specimen also has a little lodalite at the rear, base of the shaft, which is this instance, is created by white calcite. Lodalite is a type of minaral included Quartz; most often, but not limited to, Iron, Chlorite and Calcite. These lovely inclusions give the impression of looking at a rocky or coral seabed through a glass-bottomed boat. Some also look like landscapes captured in Quartz, or a kind of underwater garden.. This crystal's lodalite inclusions, whilst very small, resembles little coral outcrops in its base.


By now most of you know we are running a KINDNESS competition that we really hope will spread more kindness everywhere. Having said that, the amount of comments and private messages we have received of people sharing their kind acts is incredible and what really has impressed me, is most of these acts are not for the competition specifically but things that you wonderful people are doing on an ongoing basis.
Kindness really goes full circle when it comes to our store as it is, of course, about doing kind acts but it is also about being kind to yourself. Humans judge others so easily but I've found that most of us are our own harshest critics too. Kindness also means looking after ourselves whether it means sleeping in, relaxing, meditating and even looking after your skin (here's the circle I mentioned!). Considering your skincare and choosing the right products to help your skin are a form of kindness in itself.
We are really proud to offer incredible brands and our prizes for our competition are fabulous. Skin Creamery, Tara and Jack, Philosophia Botanica, Naturals Beauty, Xtreme Lashes and Human+Kind are all brands that are not only kind to your skin (and more!) but they do business with kindness too - something we adore!
It is going to be interesting to hear all the KINDNESS stories that are shared this month - hopefully it will be a month of excessive kindness and then the exciting announcement of our 6 winners. We wish you all luck and thank you for being a part of our initiative.


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World Food Prize winner says climate change impacts everything
October 17, 2012 By Dar Danielson
The Israeli scientist being honored in Des Moines this week with the 2012 World Food Prize is warning that climate change will make a difference in food production worldwide. Daniel Hillel pioneered innovative irrigation techniques which helped improve the growth of crops in arid regions around the world.
More recently, Hillel has been researching ways for agriculture to adjust to a changing climate. "Altogether the climate will change. Its bound to change. It's already begun to change and agriculture will be affected. All phenomena will become more intensive in a warmer world," Hillel explains.
Hillel discounts those who question whether human activity is affecting temperatures around the world. "There is no doubt in the minds of the sound scientific community that we are changing the climate and there will be consequences," Hillel says.
"It is for us to convince policymakers that it is a real phenomenon." Hillel says the impact of climate change includes both drought and floods. Hillel will be officially honored at a ceremony at the statehouse on Thursday.
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Birmingham Commonwealth Games: Nur Dhabitah Aims to Finish on a High Note
By Michelle Liew
In spite of her vast experience in the Commonwealth Games, national diver Nur Dhabitah Sabri, who was touted to achieve her gold medal aspirations, refused to let the pressure control her. She sees herself on equal levels with all other competitors, with hopes the pressure does not dilute her performance.
The three-time bronze medallist is going through her best phase at the moment after partnering with Datuk Pandelela Rinong and winning the World Championship bronze medal.
Nur Dhabitah, who will make her fourth appearance in the prestigious event, is aware that the country's hopes lie in her partnership with Pandelela, but her focus now is on strengthening her diving techniques and compatibility ahead of the Birmingham Commonwealth Games from July 28.
"Winning a medal in the Games is the main aim. Regardless of the result, I will always give my best. If I can, I really want to win a medal and make the country proud. I believe all athletes have the same goal. It's true that my achievements are quite low. People are starting to pay attention to me partnering with Pandelela, and I want to showcase our best performances. I want to end this season with excellence because the Commonwealth Games is the last big event for me this year after winning medals in the SEA Games and the World Championships," she said.
Nur Dhabitah admits that her career journey at an early age helped her prepare for major championships and she was lucky to receive positive feedback from the sponsorship of leading sports equipment brands which made it easier for her to achieve her best.
Stay tuned for the Commonwealth Games which will be held from July 28 until August 8 2022 in Birmingham, England.


"The county committee system is unique to the Farm Service Agency in that elected county committees are farmer elected and they make decisions on farm programs at the local level. That means they have a direct impact on farmers and ranchers and program benefits in their local community.
The nomination period was earlier this year, from mid June through July.
Every eligible voter within the Local Administrative Area that is up for election, will receive a ballot by mail. They will mark their choice for the person they would like to represent their area for the next three years beginning in January 2013. They will need to return it by mail or in person to the county office by December 3.
This is a rotating board. We elect one Local Administrative Area every year for a three year term. With a maximum of nine years when they must rotate off for one term.
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It's been almost two years since i've blogged. A LOT has happened. I've gotten married, had a baby and and have a changed perspective on life. I'm still not where I want to be, but I guess that's not any different than any point in life. I'm very happy with what life has brought me and i'm anxious to start giving back again. All that I have been given is only truly loved and accepted if I use it to give back. Time to live what I believe and try to pay back all that I've been given. Hope to see you along the way.


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Evolution's Captain
NF abt Capt. FitzRoy & Chas Darwin
Business Term: 26 Circ
Publisher: HarperCollins e-books
This is the story of the man without whom the name Charles Darwin might be unknown to us today. That man was Captain Robert FitzRoy, who invited the 22-year-old Darwin to be his companion on board the Beagle . This is the remarkable story of how a misguided decision by Robert FitzRoy, captain of HMS Beagle , precipitated his employment of a young naturalist named Charles Darwin, and how the clash between FitzRoy's fundamentalist views and Darwin's discoveries led to FitzRoy's descent into the abyss. One of the great ironies of history is that the famous journey—wherein Charles Darwin consolidated the earth-rattling 'origin of the species' discoveries—was conceived by another man: Robert FitzRoy. It was FitzRoy who chose Darwin for the journey—not because of Darwin's scientific expertise, but because he seemed a suitable companion to help FitzRoy fight back the mental illness that had plagued his family for generations. Darwin did not give FitzRoy solace; indeed, the clash between the two men's opposing views, together with the ramifications of Darwin's revelations, provided FitzRoy with the final unendurable torment that forced him to end his own life.
Author(s): Peter Nichols
Genre: Biography Autobiography Memoir, Science, History
Original Publish Date: Oct 13, 2009
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Narrative of the Lif...
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Our summers are spent commuting between Boston and York, Maine. We've been making this short (75 minute) journey for better than 10 years, and while some things about York are gloriously static (downtown York Beach is like stepping back in time), nothing is immune to change.
At least two of our friends have closed businesses (galleries) over the past year, largely as a result of the change in the tourist/resident mix.
Tourists, often held in low regard by those vain enough to imagine themselves residents (in the end, we are all renters) bring money into the economy, appreciate the charm of a different place and bring what they can back to their own homes as a memory of pleasant times. This is a real boon for the arts and crafts industry, which is a major economic segment in the York -Ogunquit-Kennebunk(port) area.
It's time to remember that tourists deserve our love. We need them to keep it fresh and vital.
The thriving arts market in Southern Maine benefits not only the artists and serious collectors most directly involved, but the whole community. A case in point is what has become for us a late summer ritual, the Ogunquit Art Association's annual Art Auction.
Held at the (now thankfully air conditioned) Barn Gallery, last night's event (the 55th Annual Art Auction) drew an SRO crowd. The festivities were well supported by local restaurants and merchants (Amore Breakfast, The Blue Elephant, Bintliff's, Bread and Roses, The Front Porch, Harbor Candy Shop, Joe Allen, Jonathans, Litchfield's, Morning Dove, No. Five-O Shore Road, OOO-FA!, Poor Richard's Tavern, Roberto's, Village Food Market) just to name a few.
Thanks to Hap Moore, aided by long-time Assistant Auctioneer (and artist) Deidre O'Flaherty, the action was thick and fast, with more than a few minutes of genuine drama (example - the bidding war for Patience Haley's magnificent watercolor - Two Meadow Flower Vases - which went for $1475). And yet, there were bargains to be had . . . over 48 pieces went under the gavel for $200 or less!
Although the event is over (until next year) we strongly recommend that if you're in Southern Maine, take the exit for Ogunquit, stop by the Barn Gallery and have a feast for the eyes. And when you're done, stop by some of the sponsoring restaurants and stores mentioned above. You'll be glad you did.
Earlier this year, we profiled Maine designer and painted-furniture artist Phyllis Giordano, owner of Painted Treasures in York, ME. We're happy to report that Phyllis was selected to update a room in the Old York Historical Society's annual decorator show house "Dover Bluff," a three-story, seaside Victorian "cottage," circa 1876.
"Homes of the period were designed for relaxation and joy. I wanted to bring in the aspects of 'fun on the seashore' to the Victorian cottage," said Giordano.
To be selected as one of the 21 featured designers at the OYHS decorator show house is a real honor. For a business in its first year of operation, Painted Treasures is particularly pleased to be counted among that number. Congratulations, Phyllis!
Last weekend we visited Phyllis Giordano, owner of Painted Treasures, at her studio and gallery in York, Maine. Response to our first post was very positive, so we arranged an interview with Phyllis today which can be accessed below. Phyllis' comments concerning her sources of support during the startup and the story of how she faced her biggest challenges should be of interest to our readers.
And, while you are listening to the interview, take a look at a few of the "treasures" found in Phyllis' showroom.
With this weekend blog, Online Conversion & Beyond opens a new category. . . Downeast Small Business. Although our main office is here in Charlestown, MA, "City Square North" is located about 75 minutes up I-95 in beautiful York, Maine. And it's from York that we'll be reporting in the months to come.
People live here in Maine because they want to. It's a great place to experience rugged coastline, sparkling water, clear air and a warm, small town environment. York converts into a family-oriented resort town for the summer season, but that's no big deal, since summer here is, in the local language, "wicked short."
However idyllic life may appear here in Maine, people still have to make a living. But the ways people make ends meet here are often very inventive . . . and this facet of business life in Maine is the focus of Downeast Small Business.
Our first business profile will be Painted Treasures, located at 264 US Route 1 in York, Maine, just north of the malls at Kittery. The owner, Phyllis Giordano, opened her shop just after Labor Day, 2004, and has begun to fill her showroom with unique, unusual and one-of-a-kind painted furniture, glassware and textiles created by Southern Maine artists.
Most days you'll find Phyllis in the workshop just off the showroom deep in the midst of "conversion," which in this case involves the transformation of furniture and other articles into works of art. Once people discovered what she can do with ordinary looking wooden chairs, tables and the like, cars started filling the parking lot. And the work goes well beyond furniture. One of the more unusual transformations that I've seen in the shop are beautiful, hand-painted walking sticks which she did as custom commissions.
Complementing the revitalized wood are complementary items in glass and art textiles. The window-lit showroom has a bright pallette, and is well worth a visit during the dim days of winter.
Early in February, I'm going to be interviewing Phyllis about her work, and what it takes to make a business go in Southern Maine. I'm sure that you'll want to hear what she has to say.


DOES YOUR CHILD GO TO A PRIMARY SCHOOL IN THE HALTON, CHESHIRE, MERSEYSIDE ARE? DO YOU TEACH AT SUCH A SCHOOL? WE ARE ORGANISING THE FIRST FUTSAL FESTIVAL IN THE REGION FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS. OCTOBER 17TH IS THE DATE. 1PM-4PM AT FRODSHAM LEISURE CENTRE. PLACES ARE LIMITED, SO DON'T DELAY IN BOOKING YOUR TEAM IN.


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Q: How do I register custom Logback Filters using OSGi fragment bundle? I have a custom Filter called foo.bar.MatcherFilter.
I have it declared in logback.xml,
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At first, when MatcherFilter is bundled within my application bundle, Logback would report ClassNotFoundException.
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Export-Package: foo.bar.*
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Still I'm getting the same ClassNotFoundException.
I understand that fragments would share the classloader from the host bundle. Thus, Logback should be able to instantiate MatcherFilter. Correct me if I'm mistaken.
Registering custom Filter using OSGi fragment bundle, can this be done?

A: As the Logger is initialized by the LoggerContext and Logback uses the classloader of the Context class you would probably need to make the Fragment-Host as ch.qos.logback.classic which contains the LoggerContext class

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Неменущий — хутор в Алексеевском районе Белгородской области, входит в состав Матрёногезовского сельского поселения.

Описание
Расположен в 18 км к юго-востоку от райцентра Алексеевка.

 Улицы и переулки

История
Упоминается в Памятной книжке Воронежской губернии за 1887 год как "хуторъ Неминущій" Иващенковской волости Бирюченского уезда. Число жителей обоего пола — 828, число дворов — 86.

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Литература
 Осыков Б. И. Села белгородские. Энциклопедическое издание/Белгород: Константа 2012.
 Кряженков А.Н. Вся алексеевская земля: энциклопедический словарь / науч. ред. А. Н. Акиньшин (Воронеж). - Белгород: Константа, 2015. - 451 с., ил.

Населённые пункты Алексеевского района (Белгородская область)

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Who does Kazuo Mori, design chieftain of the Toyota Sienna, think he s kidding? Throughout his portion of Toyota s presentation of its .Read this editor s review of the toyota sienna Toyota Sienna LE Review..
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Age 6 1/4
Your 6 1/4-year-old: Making choices
Your 6-year-old now
Your life now
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Making choices can be hard for sixes. While it's great to offer extra control now, he may still need more direction than you think. The trouble is that there are so many possible choices, and he's very aware of the possibilities.
Let's say you ask him to choose a snack. Easy enough, right? Well, you may have a pantry full of options. Should he take his favorite cookies or try something new? Will he be disappointed if makes the wrong choice?
Think about how you make a decision: You have to assess the situation, your needs, the needs of others, what the options are. In a life where you have a minimum of control, every choice can seem like a big deal. You've had lots of practice, but for your child, making choices is still hard. That's why kids sometimes seem paralyzed by indecision.
When you can, avoid stepping in and making the choice for him. Limit the options so he's less liable to be overwhelmed. You can also help by teaching him how to winnow down choices. Be empathetic: "I know it can be hard to choose. Do you want to pick your favorite today or try something new?" Then let him live with the decisions he makes. That will help eliminate the second-guessing and wanting to start all over again that can be frustrating for everyone involved.
Little things you say can help your child see that you "get" his distress when he's upset. Try using phrases like, "Wow, you must feel so sad that John is moving away." Or, "I know, it's sad when something is canceled because of rain." Even saying, "You look sad" can be an invitation to expressing other feelings.
By BabyCenter Staff
AAP. 2015a. Growing independence: Tips for parents of young children. American Academy of Pediatrics. https://www.healthychildren.org/English/ages-stages/preschool/Pages/Growing-Independence-Tips-for-Parents-of-Young-Children.aspx [Accessed July 2017]
AAP. 2015b. Helping children handle stress. American Academy of Pediatrics. https://www.healthychildren.org/English/healthy-living/emotional-wellness/Pages/Helping-Children-Handle-Stress.aspx [Accessed July 2017]
CDC. 2016. Developmental milestones: Middle childhood (6–8 years of age). Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/childdevelopment/positiveparenting/middle.html [Accessed July 2017]
MedlinePlus (ADAM). 2017. School-age children development. https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002017.htm [Accessed July 2017]
Stanford Children's Health. Undated. The growing child: School-age (6 to 12 years). http://www.stanfordchildrens.org/en/topic/default%3Fid%3Dthe-growing-child-school-age-6-to-12-years-90-P02278&sa=U&ei=eMq7VNe2I8_4yQSX-oCwAw&ved=0CEIQFjAI&usg=AFQjCNFn5tO-78ISMzUno4_7cO4dCvft1Q [Accessed July 2017]
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It does not matter whether you or a member of your family come for a dentist appointment to have teeth cleaned or tooth pain treated, a Victoria Park dentist is the best dentist to provide service to both you and your family. Victoria Park dentists are not all the same and do not all have the qualities you may be looking for in a family dentist, so it is best that due diligence and a little bit of research is done before deciding on the right dentist for you and your family here in Victoria Park.
It is a fact the many people are scared to go to the dentist for the simple fact that their procedures are often painful and scary. In searching for a good family dentist, the first trait that dentist in Victoria Park must possess is patience – and lots of it. It also helps if the dentist makes it a point in reassuring your young children about certain dental procedures they may find unpleasant. Children are most sensitive to scary situations and they need special care when confronted with situations they do not like. Bizarre scary sounds and fear inducing equipments can easily scare a child and even grownups. Therefore, it is very important that the dentist you choose takes extra time to make his patients as relaxed and comfortable as possible.
Another important criterion to consider when choosing a family dentist is the latter's experience. Verify if the Victoria Park, FL dentist has graduated from a reputable college and has passed the Florida state board examination for dentistry. Without passing this exam, the dentist has no right practicing dentistry in the state. Also, if the Victoria Park dentist has had extensive experience with his profession, that means he is skilled enough to handle properly you and your family's dental health. A lot of newbies are good and some even much better than longer practicing dentists so it will be your research on the dentist that will decide if you will go for an experienced one or a fairly good newbie.
The quality of work of the dentist means having to go back for a procedure already performed due to shoddy work or benefiting from the procedure for many, many years. The thoroughness and quality of the work is another important aspect to look for in a family dentist in Victoria Park.
Being flexible and understanding is another positive aspect to consider in a Victoria Park dentist. Sometimes you or anyone in your family may find it difficult to adjust to the dentist's office hours, and if the dentist is flexible enough to accommodate you at certain hours, even during evenings or weekends, then that is one dentist in Victoria Park you should consider going to.
The overall treatment of the dentist and his staff towards you is one big factor to consider. A warm atmosphere generated by their friendliness, cheerfulness and care for their patients is welcomed by anyone as big points to consider in a family dentist.


The Iowa Fall Classic has announced that Max Ciampoli will judge this year's event, held September 9-11 at the Iowa Equestrian Center at Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, IA. The show hosts the 2016 Limited Breeders' Stake on Friday evening, which has a purse of over $30,000. In addition, the schedule includes a full line-up of Saddlebred, Morgan, Hackney, Equitation and Academy classes as well as several OTAB classes. 27 additional stalls are now available in the main barn in addition to the stalls in the outlying barns. Entries close August 20, 2016. For more information, contact Gloria Paulsen at 319-269-1194. You can also email gpaulsen@cfu.net.


Engraved memorial plaque with old car.
Engraved old car on a memorial plaque. To put on the tomb.
Granite memorial plaque with the engraving of an old car.
This is a model of a granite memorial plaque to put in memorial park thanks to 2 metal bases. They are in aluminium, a stainless material.
There is the engraving of a photo of a car. It is an old car, type of Renault.
You can personalise this model, if you want to, there is a button just below.
Creating a memorial plaque can be difficult, because there is a lot of examples on the Internet, and we are sometimes lost among them. What to do ?
Follow yourself. You can choose to engrave a long text or just a small sentence. Most of the time, people engrave a pattern, a picture of something the deceased loved. Here a car for a fan. You are free to add the pattern of your choice.
We engrave all the elements, so it is stable in time.
It is a 20cm x 30cm granite memorial plaque, with two aluminium feet and brass screws.
There is in italics, in cursive script, a sentence "In loving memory of Peter Jenkins".
Below, in straight, the epitaph "1927 - 1999", only the years of birth and death.
Those two lines are in an average size, not big or small.
In the center on the plaque, there is an old car, a type of old Renault car, from the left to the right. We can see a side and all the front.
There is no background. It is a photo of ours.
Finding the car : "High definitions drawings", "Create drawing #1".
A window opens and you have a large list of categories. Click on "Automobile". In this file, you will have over 22 different images of cars to engrave.
Writing the sentence "Texts" ; "Create text #1".
In the window, type your text, and if you wish to change the font, click on "2: Letters' shapes", but it is already the writing of the model. Modify its size on the third thumbnail.
Writing the epitaph : "Texts" ; "Create text #2".
In the window, type the dates of the deceased, and to have the same font, click on "Style 11"


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Jose Mourinho Satisfied With Eto'o Debut In Everton Defeat
jd September 16, 2013
It has been revealed that Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho was pleased with Samuel Eto'o's debut in defeat at Everton.
The former Barcelona and Inter Milan striker looked sharp up front and had a chance blocked by Gareth Barry to open the scoring in the first-half.
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Your cousin invited you to her bachelorette weekend in Vegas. With 35 of her closest friends. And you're sharing a hotel room with two of them. If this makes you cringe, you might be an introvert—someone who tends to prefer quiet and calm, and feels more energized after getting some alone time. Although any calming one-on-one activity will make you feel recharged (think reading, meditating or watching a movie), these three unexpected tips are scientifically proven to help introverts de-stress, fast.
When you're staring down the barrel of a long day full of crowds and uncomfortable social interactions, your first instinct might be to reach for the biggest latte you can find. Not so fast—a study published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science found that introverts who drank one cup of coffee or more performed more poorly on verbal ability tests than those who didn't drink any, likely because the caffeine made them more anxious. Instead, stick with water (or better yet, herbal tea), take deep breaths and try your best to stay in the moment.
Reading? Taking a warm bath? Knitting? All fabulous, relaxing activities for introverts. But don't underestimate the huge benefits of doing absolutely nothing. A study conducted by the BBC suggests that time spent "puttering," or hanging around the house doing simple chores and activities, is one of the best things an introvert can do to de-stress. So add to your rubber band ball, fold your laundry, paint your toenails and watch Dancing with the Stars with great abandon.
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India's First-ever Human Egg bank set up in Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai, India
The recently-opened egg or ova bank at Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai comes as a bright ray of hope for loads of women with reproductive difficulties. The egg bank happens to be India's first-ever human egg bank to be set up. The bank will be a boon for women who decide to conceive at a later date, or those suffering from severe endometriosis, premature ovarian failure or early menopause.
Doctors say women with busy lives may not have the time to catch up with their ticking biological clock, and fertility may be the price they pay. Dr. Nandita Palashetkar, IVF Center, Lilavati Hospital, says "The biological clock keeps ticking irrespective of external factors and stress and stops by the late 30s or early 40s."
Fresh ova are retrieved from the donor and then frozen and stored in the egg bank. After four months the donor is tested for HIV and if the test comes out negative, then these quarantined eggs are thawed and used after ensuring that the eggs are totally free from the possibility of transmitting HIV.
Who can donate?
Voluntary Donors: Donors need to be in the age group of 21 to 33 years, preferably married and having finished their childbearing functions. The woman will have to undergo 11 days of injections, ultrasound monitoring, anesthesia, surgical transvaginal ultrasound egg retrieval and a short four hours in the hospital.
Shared Donors- These are young patients who are also trying to get pregnant through IVF/ICSI (Intra Cytoplasmic sperm injection. Theses patients are known to produce many eggs, while undergoing ovarian stimulations. Half these eggs are kept for the patient herself and the other half is donated to a recipient. The recipient in turn spends for half the cost of the donor.
How is it done?
The patient is given hormone injections to produce eggs
The eggs are then retrieved with the help of an ultrasound machine. This procedure then takes around 20 minutes and is performed under general anesthesia. The patient is discharged after three hours.
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Award-winning Pakistani-American artist Shahzia Sikander (b. 1969, Lahore) is a rising star, critically acclaimed for her pioneering art. She takes inspiration from the past, but fights the limitations of traditional techniques and styles to create complex works that speak of our present day, while nodding to what came before.
Sikander studied the traditional art of Info-Persian miniature painting in Lahore, before moving to the USA to complete a masters at the Rhode Island School of Design in painting and printmaking. With masterful skill, she transforms traditional miniature painting themes and approaches through paintings, prints and multimedia works that carry interpersonal, social and political messages. The processes of print-making remain a vital element of Sikander's oeuvre. She often mingles traditional techniques with video art, animation, mural art and installation—the resulting artworks are highly sophisticated and graceful, visually and conceptually.
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Victims of domestic violence: running the gauntlet
In Domestic Violence Industry, Mega Featured
The concept of domestic violence (DV) is often phrased in legal terms as a "gender free" idea, where there are "perpetrators" and "victims".
In practice, however, police, courts, and many sectors of the public widely believe that perpetrators are generally if not entirely adult males, and victims almost entirely adult women and children of either gender.
However, life is rarely this neat and tidy, and even though the laws are often written in gender-neutral language, the reality is that men will be assumed to be the perpetrators, and that the alleged victims will be in need of some kind of protection.
What Constitutes Domestic Violence?
This is a thorny issue, because the idea of DV also has expanded to incorporate non-physical acts, such as raising one's voice, swearing, or basically doing anything that might make another person fearful. Indeed, the behaviour is less relevant to whether a domestic violence order (DVO) is issued than the fear that the alleged victim expresses.
Think for a moment on your reaction to the words you just read: "alleged victim." Legally, that's what it is until proven, right? Yet "victim" is so widely used without that qualifier that it seems odd when we see it. There is a presumption of truth in claiming to be a victim which is not warranted without evidence being tendered to a court. And yet, evidence may not be necessary in the DV court. Why? Because the words 'I'm afraid' cannot be tested. There is no way to know for sure if the person applying for a DV order is in fact, afraid. Sometimes, they clearly aren't, and are using the DV order to get a leg up in family law proceedings in a different court. However, impugning an alleged victim's claim of being afraid makes for bad press for police, courts and government ministers. So alleged behaviour of the alleged perpetrator isn't subject to a criminal standard of proof, and in fact, isn't even clearly defined. The violence is whatever the other person says "makes them afraid."
In short, the crime is not in what you do, but how someone else reacts to it.
The perpetrator is "reasonably expected" to know that others will react negatively to something, and is typically assumed to be using that knowledge to manipulate or control the other person, even when the raising of the voice is for a reason as simple as an unwitting response to the running-down of a hearing aid battery.
Unfortunately, neither the public nor the police, nor many court officials, are aware of the research in the area. Since the 1970's research has shown that there is basically "gender symmetry" in perpetration of violence, that is, women are about as likely as men to initiate violence of some form. Because of physical size differences, men are somewhat more likely to inflict damage in many cases.
However, to compensate for that size difference, many women may choose to use a weapon first up, and domestic homicides ending in a dead male victim are more common than a reading of the press would lead us to believe. For the man this is a dangerous situation, not because disarming the woman is difficult (though it can be), but rather, because once the woman is disarmed the man is left holding the weapon when police arrive. This does not bode well for his freedom, his ability to return to his own house, the chances of ever seeing his children again, or even maintaining employment in some fields.
There is the further issue of attributions that are made after the fact. Whether a man defends himself or not, there is a tendency of people around him and officials managing the case to assume that the woman was only attacking in self-defense because she was afraid of something. Uninformed minds boggle that a woman might initiate and carry out rather serious violence, or even hurt herself in the absence of the alleged perpetrator, then call police to have him arrested. I have seen too many cases where exactly this has happened, and the men involved are confused that they can be incarcerated and stripped of their children on the say-so of a former partner.
Consider Dave, whose partner was smaller than him, but had a history of violence towards past partners. When he found a heavy wooden cutting board speeding towards his skull after a heated discussion over some trivial thing he couldn't even remember, he blocked the swing grabbed her arm to prevent himself from potentially serious or fatal injury. This left red finger marks, over which she called police – who promptly arrived, arrested him and threw him in the watch house for the weekend.
Dave said that he felt "very stupid" when he first saw me, because he'd gone to visit the children the next week, when she was very apologetic and nice, but still insisted that he come to her house for the visit – technically in breach of the orders, but he trusted her to play nicely.
He realized he'd "taken the bait" and when she started yelling at him again, he raised his voice again. The neighbors had apparently been warned by her to listen out for trouble, and now he was facing jail for breaching the interim order, by " not being of good behaviour" when visiting the children, in a context he didn't choose, where he was readily set up for some payback. He joked that he should have just let her cave his skull in, because as a "vegetable in a hospital bed" he would be free of the terror that he was facing now at the prospect of jail for "wife-beating".
A research-informed DV specialist will be aware that the cycle of violence may well be a dance between two people who both have poor conflict resolution skills, and will hear both sides of the story non-judgmentally to arrive at a way forward for both, when both wish to preserve the relationship, minus the violence. The famous Duluth model, for all its popularity, generally assumes a perptrator and a victim, but the complexity of real situations where roles may not be what it predicts, or may shift according to circumstances, makes it fall down rather badly.
Where legal proceedings are in place, however, and there is no desire to rekindle the relationship, there is usually some kind of court order involved about dealing with anger and violence issues that may not even be present in the person ordered into therapy. A delicate balance between legal requirements and handling the need to have therapy for problems that don't exist is difficult to maintain, but ultimately is achievable.
Objective testing as part of any assessment is a first priority. There are established tests that, if the accused perpetrator does not have personality disorders or other psychopathology, will show a "normal" profile. Such tests can contain sub-tests to look out for people who respond dishonestly to try to skew the results.
If a solicitor is involved, it is best to make sure your psychologist has instructions from that solicitor, but also is able to discuss it with your legal eagle to make sure that everything gets covered that needs to be covered, if there are gaps in the instructions.
Medicare does not cover psycho-legal reports, so there may be some expense in engaging a psychologist to help with your DV matters. You can expect a request for a retainer up front, and a condition that the report be paid for on delivery out of money placed in trust with your solicitor when the report is commissioned.
It may be difficult to get a precise estimate of costs, because it may not be known in advance how much additional documentation may be required, or how much extra work is needed to "make all necessary inquiries," which is a condition any expert witness has to live up to. That is because ultimately, for an expert report, the duty of the reporter is to the court to provide as accurate a picture as possible on which to base decisions.
Your solicitor may encourage you to see a psychologist, however, you do not have to admit that you are the perpetrator and in need of treatment to attend. Indeed, sorting this out out early in the process may be helpful, because you are getting yourself assessed up front and independently, and if in fact you do have some issues, documenting that you are working on them may help if you find yourself in damage control mode in three to six months. This requires a good degree of self-reflection and honesty, because if there are legal proceedings afoot, there may be other witnesses who can attest to some previous outbursts, all of which may go against you.
However, with support and guidance through the process, the initial shock of finding the machinery of the state arrayed against you can be buffered, to help you focus on your defense at a time when you may well be thinking it is time simply to give up.
Article originally published at http://www.drtravisgee.com/
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16 thoughts on "Victims of domestic violence: running the gauntlet"
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good article, to say there is a worldwide, generations old, systematic discriminatory persecution, of niave males, for the purposes of satisfying flawed feminist ideology, and the politicians and hysterical hateful ideoluges who benefit from it, is an understatement!
widespread understanding of this disdain and disregard of males, is a first step for men realising society has not only abandoned them but profits greatly from the abuse.of there natural protection, provision, and chivilarous nature.
What the real situation is today in western countries is that we are now pretending that verbal arguments…..or a man saying anything a women doesn't like…..is violence. This is just because of misandy in the same way as if I was a dictator, and I had an insane hatred J-walkers……that I decided that in order to be able to punish them to the max……I would brand J-walking as international terrorism……for the purposes of being able to punish them as severely as actual terrorists. And I would go on a decades long brainwashing and re-education campaign beginning in primary school, and being blurted out over every media platform, in order to gradually get the public to see J-walking as as bad as international terrorism……maybe even the course of international terrorism. And this is how it is with DV laws now. The man who displeases a woman in any way……is punished as if he has knocked her out…….and proceeded to lay the boot in while she's on the ground. And we are all supposed to pretend that we believe this new definition. In the future at some point……they will give up playing charades and just tell it as it really is……….if your women is unhappy with you for any reason…….she can have you thrown in jail and tortured.
notinline
….and this occurred in a "patriotic", "live-free-or-die"(among other things) country.
Astounding.
Yep. As long as men continue to allow women to run roughshod over them-they will.
The thing is that some of these serial "I'm calling the cops because your threatening me" faker pieces of shit eventually end up doing this to the wrong guy. Most men are easily controlled by this behavior because they don't want to end up in jail and they don't want to hurt another human being; some guys however, just don't give a shit. Just like there are some guys that will keep coming at you even if you have a gun.
I knew this one particularly disgusting human being in Las Vegas; her M.O was to rip off people by "borrowing" money and never attempting pay it back, writing bad checks, and entering into business agreements with the intent of never completing the work. When a man that she had stolen from tried to collect what she owed them, or rightly got very upset with her, she would automatically call the cops and claim that either her life or safety was being threatened, file a 30 day restraining order, or fake an injury; this worked…most of the time. She eventually however did it to the wrong man; from eyewitness accounts this guy confronted her in the field (out on the street in a new housing development) and when she pulled out her cel phone to call the cops, he grabbed it and threw it down the street and proceeded to beat the living shit out of her. Of course he was arrested, and I'm sure she did some time in the hospital. Last I heard though, all those complaints and charges of fraud and bad check writing caught up to her and a judge threw the book at her…for how long I don't know; hopefully the judge wasn't a complete white knight. I certainly don't condone the violence, but as far as the totality of the consequences, including the jail time for her…well it couldn't have happened to a nicer gal.
Karl Dawg
I don't feel sorry for people like her.
Well said Stu
Spooky/Nookie
As written (gender neutral) DV laws are a two edged sword feminists will regret demanding when the tide turns against them.
Army Officer (Ret)
It did… and some cops started arresting women when they were the ones who initiated the violence… enough to make it obvious that women were frequently the ones who initiated violence against men. Of course the feminists couldn't have THAT, so they lobbied for (and got) "primary aggressor" laws enacted that directs the cops to arrest the person "most capable of violence"… based on size and strength (in other words: "Always arrest the man no matter what.")
They also pushed the debunked "Duluth Model" that depicts male violence as proactive, while insisting that the only time women are violent is because they are defending themselves against… you guessed it… violent men.
The hypocrisy is breathtaking.
a buddy of mine just went thru his wife pulling a knife on him.
he disarmed her and called the cops, he didn't mention the knife b/c he says he overreacted
she says she wants everything, he says she can have it.
a man hating persecuting society, and the selfless self sacrificing man, make men some easy targets and scapegoats……he let her back in b/c she has had time to think.
poor bastard is going to be broke and in jail while she laughs to the bank with a boy toy.
ya just cant deny men are fools for women.
He's lucky that he wasn't arrested and charged with DV. As a black belt I've done my share of disarms in the dojo. (Thankfully I've never had to do it for real.) Even in training I've left marks disarming someone with a rubber knife while trying to not hurt the other person. I've been on the "uke" end of the drills, too, and got the bruises to prove it. If someone pulled a real knife on me I suspect I would use an extreme amount of force to get it out of their hands… the kind of force that leaves marks, and maybe even broken bones.
It's bad, but his least bad move would probably be to walk away with whatever he can salvage and count his blessings. Guys who stay with women who pull knives end up behind bars, or even dead. When you're living with a feral tigress and it's a crime to defend yourself from her, the best thing to do is to go live somewhere else.
Yeah Metro in Las Vegas used to always arrest females until that primary aggressor shit.
If only the courts/police would start enforcing them.
I agree but the day will come when they do and the feminists will in the end be destroyed by the very sword they wield today.
tout venant
We have to force them to do so. Thing don't change if we fon't make them change.
Well, the sensefull thing to do seems to build your case with a lawyer BEFORE filing an official complaint. *
It's especially usefull if you want to divorce her, or having a restraining order at the next step.
Plus your lawyer will remind you what stupid law you forget (making your case unable to be charged etc)
In the short term, there is an entire industry for lawyers , or at least a good 'niche' in the MRA background…
Because, changing the narrative is one thing. Now, it's about time to make to use and enforce the system whenever it is possible.
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Genesis 7:19-20 — And the waters prevailed so mightily on the earth that all the high mountains under the whole heaven were covered. The waters prevailed above the mountains, covering them fifteen cubits deep.
Exodus 14:28 — The waters returned and covered the chariots and the horsemen; of all the host of Pharaoh that had followed them into the sea, not one of them remained.
Exodus 15:5, 10 — The floods covered them; they went down into the depths like a stone. . . . You blew with your wind; the sea covered them; they sank like lead in the mighty waters.
Job 22:11 — A flood of water covers you.
Job 36:30 — Behold, he scatters his lightning about him and covers the roots of the sea.
Job 38:34 — Can you lift up your voice to the clouds, that a flood of waters may cover you?
Psalm 84:6 — As they go through the Valley of Baca they make it a place of springs; the early rain also covers it with pools.
Psalm 104:5-9 — He set the earth on its foundations, so that it should never be moved. You covered it with the deep as with a garment; the waters stood above the mountains. . . . You set a boundary that they may not pass, so that they might not again cover the earth.
Psalm 106:11 — And the waters covered their adversaries; not one of them was left.
Isaiah 11:9 — The earth shall be full of the knowledge of the Lord as the waters cover the sea.
Jeremiah 51:42 — The sea has come up on Babylon; she is covered with its tumultuous waves.
Habakkuk 2:14 — For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea.
This has several implications. First, this supports Leithart's thesis that baptism is inherently an investiture, a covering. In baptism we are inducted into the priesthood of all believers. Second, this lends strong support to pouring and sprinkling as proper modes of baptism: the water and Spirit move towards us, rather than the reverse, and baptism is much more a pronouncement God makes over us than a statement we make ourselves. Finally, this links baptism with atonement: just as we are covered, our sins are covered (Isaiah 61:10, Psalm 32:1, Romans 4:7).


Councils are placing too much emphasis on building new homes, according to a new report from the Audit Commission which says they should pay more attention to making the most of existing houses and flats. Today's report says one in three authorities are struggling to understand the housing market on their own doorsteps.
'Building Better Lives – getting the best from strategic housing' says councils feel pressured into focusing on building new homes and that 94 per cent of areas have prioritised on new and/or affordable housing targets in their Local Area Agreements. Fewer than a third have focussed on targets relating to their existing housing stock although there are financial, environmental and social benefits from doing so.
The report says if all councils thought more broadly they could do more to combat poverty, ill-health and educational under-achievement and to strengthen their communities. The Commission says the recession makes a strategic view of housing more important.
The report says a strategic view of housing is not only critical to an area's economy, education, public health and community cohesion, but can lead to savings across all areas of public services.


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A: Your server-side implementation has to handle sorting via the iSortCol parameters, using fnSort is for client-side implementations and will not work for server-side
As @mainguy said in his comment, removing bServerSide will disable pagination and more than likely search
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Arrived last night back in Delhi. The street just outside my little guest house here in downtown Delhi is, same as last year, ripe with street protests about all manner of social ills. Today's vibrant protest reflects what has, here in India, been the top story on the front pages of every national newspaper: China's violent crackdown—or "people's war" as the Chinese government's oh-so-1984-speak puts it—on the Tibetan people and city of Lhasa. Words fail to express the basic outrage of working to extinguish a people's religious and cultural identity, all in the name of "freeing" them. The Chinese government has shown itself, repeatedly, to be capable of vicious repression against their own people as well as their neighbors. I feel so blessed to live in America, where the idea of the government working against the interests, needs and wishes of its own people is simply unthinkable.
Here are some photos from this morning's streets protest.


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Development and validation of an NMR based metabolite constellation determining glomerular filtration rate for a more accurate picture of the underlying kidney function.
"The Numares' metabolomics approach bears the innovative und non-invasive potential to determine severity and complexity of CKD without using eGFR equations based on creatinine and cystatin C. Furthermore, the metabolite panel offers chances for studying CKD induced co-morbidities.",
Professor Emeritus Jochen Ehrich, MD, DCMT (London), Honorary Member of the European Society for Paediatric Nephrology
According to the KDIGO 2012 Clinical Practice Guideline for the Evaluation and Management of Chronic Kidney Disease, the severity of CKD should be classified based on glomerular filtration rate (GFR), etiology and albuminuria. The gold standards to determine measured GFR are inulin and other exogenous substances [1, 2, 3]. These mGFR methods are expensive, invasive, time-consuming and very limited for routine use in out-patient settings. Therefore, GFR is mostly estimated by...
Project: PARASOL – Detection of Renal Allograft Rejection by NMR-based Urine Metabolomics
Quantitative evaluation of the diagnostic accuracy (AUC value, sensitivity, and specificity) of AXINON® renalTX-SCORE-U100® for the detection of acute renal allograft rejections
"A non-invasive diagnostic test for close-monitoring of kidney transplant patients and minimizing the number of potential graft-harming biopsies for earliest therapy intervention to preserve the kidney",
Eva-Maria Huber, Study Manager Clinical Development, Numares AG
Kidney transplantation is the treatment method of choice for patients with terminal kidney failure [1]. Transplant patients require frequent follow-up examinations to detect potential complications at an early stage. Therefore, biopsies are performed during aftercare. They are generally considered to be safe, but it remains an invasive procedure with a risk...
Project: BLADE – Bladder Cancer Detection using Metabolomic Evaluation of Urine and Blood
Development and Evaluation of a metabolite constellation for the diagnosis of bladder cancer in patients with persistent microhaematuria.
"A minimal invasive diagnostic test for a reliable detection of bladder cancer."
Amauri G.S. Santamaría, Study ManagerClinical Development, Numares AG
Urinary bladder cancer (BCa) is a malignant tumour that usually develops in the mucous membrane (urothelial carcinoma) of the bladder. The symptoms are relatively unspecific. One of the earliest cardinal symptoms of BCa is microscopically detectable haematuria, so-called microhaematuria, [1]. However, microhaematuria commonly has benign causes, such as infection, benign prostate enlargement or...
Project: HERMES – Hepatocellular Carcinoma Recognition by Metabolomics Analysis of Serum
Development and validation of a metabolite constellation in serum for early detection of hepatocellular cancer.
"A diagnostic screening test for early detection of hepatocellular cancer to supplement abdominal sonography in HCC surveillance."
Dr. Sebastian Hoeckner, Study Manager Clinical Development, Numares AG
Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is an aggressive tumor of the liver with annual incidence of 1-6% in at risk patients with liver cirrhosis [1, 2]). Most patients have symptoms only in advanced stage HCC, impeding early detection of the tumor. The 5-year survival rate is <10% if HCC is diagnosed after symptoms...
Project: MUSE – Multiple Sclerosis Biomarker Evaluation
Development and Validation of an NMR-based metabolite constellation that early indicates the transition of relapsing-remitting (RRMS) to secondary progressive multiple sclerosis (SPMS).
"A serum-based test for early diagnosis of the RRMS-to-SPMS transition to allow timely therapy adjustment"
Dr. Eric Schiffer, Head of Clinical Development, Numares AG
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is considered to be an immune-mediated disease in which the body's own defence cells attack the central nervous system. MS involves inflammatory and neurodegenerative processes that damage the insulating myelin sheaths of nerve fibers and the nerve cells themselves. While about 10-15% of patients begin the disease with primary progressive MS (PPMS) showing continuously worsening of symptoms from disease onset, the majority of patients are initially diagnosed...


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Managing Director and Founder
Prior to co-founding Strategic Advisors in 2001, Mr. Bianco was a Managing Director within the Mellon Strategic Advisors Group which provided merger and acquisition and corporate finance advisory services to its clients. At Mellon, he headed the Acquisition and Private Placement Group and grew fee income significantly. Mr. Bianco was responsible for originating and completing various acquisition, divestiture, and corporate finance engagements. In addition to his technical expertise, Mr. Bianco has developed an extensive national network of lenders and investors.
Other experience includes three years as a Principal with Main Street Capital Holdings, Inc., a middle market private equity firm. He spent nine years at Westinghouse Financial Services' Corporate Capital Group, where he was involved in establishing and providing private placement capabilities to the group and liquidity to its $3.5 billion debt and equity portfolios. At Westinghouse, he was directly involved in the sale of numerous investments including senior, mezzanine, equity, and limited partnership interests. He spent three years as a Managing Director and Principal at Corporate Development Partners, Inc., a regional investment banking firm focused on merger, acquisition, and corporate finance services to middle market companies.
Mr. Bianco served on the Boards of Directors for NABCO Incorporated, LTS Scale Company, Sajar Plastics, Allied Steel and Tractor Products (now Allied Construction Products), and Diversified Products. Mr. Bianco earned an M.S. in Corporate Taxation from Robert Morris College and a B.S. in Accounting from Duquesne University. He is also certified in Mergers and Acquisitions by the AMAA, and completed valuation studies from the NACVA. He successfully completed the FINRA Series 7, 63, and 79 exams.
He resides in Collier, Pennsylvania with his wife, Kathleen and his daughter Lauren. His other three adult children all live close by with his two grandchildren. When he is not working he enjoys spending quality time with family and friends.
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« Not now, Cobra Commander, I am busy.
Accomplished Today (So Far): Two pages, manual typewriter. Two pages, electric. Two pages, transcription to PC. I wrote about goblins and gnomes and witch hunters and a fairy who's having a poor time trying to pass her exams at Fairy University and a gaggle of hungry ghosts.
I checked Monster and Craig's List for jobs related to writing in my local area. Things look pretty dire in that respect. The less said about that, the better.
Someone continues to attempt to leave trollish comments on The Greatest Movie EVER! Podcast. I wonder why they bother. I always send them directly to the garbage bin, and it's easy to spot them because the poster in question always uses a made-up e-mail address. Doesn't strike me as worth the effort, even if the only effort involved is hitting a few keys and pressing a few buttons.


Remember Russell Bierke's mini-profile film last year titled "Bezerke"? You know, the one featuring the fearless young slab hunter charging all sorts of bottomless pits? Anyways, the director of that film, Andrew Kaineder, is back at it again with another cinematic work of beauty, "Beyond the Noise." This time around he's created a feature film-length movie starring stylish logger Harrison Roach and Noah Lane. According to the London Surf Festival's website, the film is an "ode to an Irish Winter, when snow dusted the high grounds and low edges and deep depressions spiraled in the raging North Atlantic." The film looks beautiful and moody as hell and will likely feature some jaw-droppingly smooth lines drawn by the duo.


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Das Naturschutzgebiet Rheinaue Langel-Merkenich befindet sich auf dem Gebiet der kreisfreien Stadt Köln in Nordrhein-Westfalen. Es erstreckt sich westlich von Leverkusen westlich entlang des Rheins zwischen Langel im Norden und Merkenich im Südwesten. Durch das Gebiet hindurch verläuft die A 1, westlich verläuft die Kreisstraße K 11. Nordwestlich erstreckt sich das 205 ha große Naturschutzgebiet Rheinaue Worringen-Langel.

Bedeutung

Das 247,54 ha große Gebiet ist unter der Kennung K-007 als Naturschutzgebiet ausgewiesen.

Vegetation
Der Spülsaum ist teils kiesig, teils sandig ausgebildet und geht landeinwärts über in Gehölzgruppen und einen nitrophilen Hochstaudensaum. Während im Norden Weidenauwald vorherrscht, wächst im Zentrum des Gebietes eine artenarme Fettwiese mit hoher Blattmasse, aufgelockert durch Feldgehölze, die im südlichen Abschnitt häufiger anzutreffen sind als im nördlichen. Oft sind es angepflanzte und durch Wildwuchs bereicherte Pappelgruppen. Im südlichen Abschnitt findet man kleinere Wälder, teilweise mit Hartholzauen-Charakter und dominiert von Ahorn. Standortfremde Gewächse gedeihen am südlichen Ende. Ansonsten liegen landeinwärts einige Ackerflächen, Fettweiden, Nutzgärten und eine alte beweidete Streuobstwiese.

Siehe auch
 Liste der Naturschutzgebiete in Köln

Weblinks

Naturschutzgebiet in Köln
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White Guy With Dreads Accused of 'Appropriation'
SF campus incident is being investigated
By Rob Quinn, Newser Staff
Posted Mar 30, 2016 3:18 AM CDT
The campus confrontation.
(Newser) – San Francisco State University student Cory Goldstein is a white guy with dreadlocks, which makes him guilty of "cultural appropriation," according to a fellow student seen berating him in a viral video. Goldstein tells KRON 4 that the confrontation with the African-American student and her friend started when he was about to take a flier from her but was told: "Sorry, we don't want people with your hair here." "You're saying that I can't have a hairstyle because of your culture? Why?" Goldstein asks in the video, which has been viewed more than a million times. "Because it's my culture," the woman responds. Goldstein asks the woman if she knows dreadlocks "were in Egyptian culture"—and is asked if he is Egyptian.
"I don't need your disrespect," Goldstein tells the woman when she blocks his path and grabs his arm as he tries to depart. The university says it will conduct a thorough investigation of the Monday afternoon incident and adds that contrary to some reports, the woman is not a university employee. "I am not filing any criminal charges against the girl who harassed me yesterday. I did file a formal campus police report and I decided to let the education system deal with her," Goldstein says in a Facebook post. Most commentators have sided with Goldstein, including singer Tay Zonday, who says the female student's "profound intellectual poverty" is as if "Toni Morrison mixed chromosomes with Donald Trump and tried to advocate a WEB Du Bois position," SF Weekly reports. (Read more dreadlocks stories.)
Next on Newser: 12 Detroit Principals Charged in Bribery Scheme
NumpCump
Apr 3, 2016 8:53 PM CDT
Writing project: Write in detail about a group that you dislike, hate, or resent. Get lots of "facts." The world doesn't spin without them. Make a tight argument to favor your opinion. The second part will be to tear your own argument to shreds with a powerful counter argument. If you can not do this you should not make the first argument. With good expression on your inept argument you will pass with a D minus. The As and Bs will show an ability to understand both sides' reasoning and have an expression of empathy.
Soul1720
Mar 31, 2016 6:08 PM CDT
I bet she wants him shipped back to Egypt and I bet he wants to ship her back to Africa.
SailorLady
Mar 31, 2016 11:53 AM CDT
Seriously ? And it's all on video ? How much are parents and students paying for this time on campus ? I guess their are no archaeology professors on the payroll, just socialists offering extra credit and favoritism with courses featuring neighborhood organizer classes ala Saul Alinski and his book "Rules for Radicals".


EiE (Engineering is Elementary) collaborates with college faculty to introduce preservice teachers to engineering and technology.
To succeed in their chosen careers, elementary teachers need solid preparation in the subjects they will teach—and that includes engineering. EiE is working with faculty in the fields of science and education to develop strategies for integrating engineering into college courses for preservice teachers. This initiative, called Bridging Engineering, Science, and Technology for Elementary Educators (BEST) is supported by the National Science Foundation.


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Herts couple launch parenting guide for LGBT families
Couple from Rickmansworth launch parenting guide for LGBT families called Pride and Joy: A Guide for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans Parents
Sarah and Rachel Hagger Holt
The lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) charity Stonewall estimates there are more than 20,000 children in the UK currently growing up in families with same-sex parents.
Parents Rachel and Sarah Hagger-Holt, from Rickmansworth, have been together for 15 years. After being unable to find a book that relates to LGBT family life the couple decided to write their own, Pride and Joy: A Guide for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans Parents.
While Sarah says that LGBT families are becoming more mainstream and more visible in the media, it is still seen as unusual and their family's experience still feels a little different.
As our legal system catches up and social acceptance adjusts, being an LGBT parent undeniably comes with a separate set of challenges, which the book sets out to face.
"The first section looks at how people become parents, the second section is much more about how you interact with schools and health visitors or whatever it is, how you are out and about in the world. Then the third section is what it means in terms of gender, the nuclear family and those wider societal issues and in the end we wanted to take it back to questions of identity and the idea of preserving yours.
"It also looks at parents who have continued to be politically active, whether that is regarding LGBT rights or anything else, and how to do that and continue to hold that identity. For example Herts Pride is a really family friendly event and that's growing as more LGBT people become parents."
Rachel and Sarah had a civil ceremony at the old Watford registry office on December 5, 2004, the first day it became legal in the UK. They now have two daughters who are six and eight years old.
During their children's lifetime the law took another step forward and finally allowed non-biological parents within civil partnerships full parental rights.
"We wrote the book not just to help and encourage others, but to provide a bit of insight into what's it like to be an LGBT family today. It's very conversational, almost like a dinner table with lots of people chatting and sharing their stories and experiences.
"We realised there must be lots of other families in a similar situation and we wanted to bring those experiences to a much wider audience, because when we grew up there weren't any role models at all. There weren't any same sex families or LGBT parents in the media or TV, it's starting to change but still you might not necessarily know other families like your own. We need to recognise how much has changed, legally and socially.
"We started it a couple of years ago, initially we reached out to people we knew but then, thanks really to social media and organisations like Stonewall, every day we were getting emails from people with their stories."
I was curious to know more about their own story and the biological circumstances of their family. Sarah explains that each had been pregnant once and that they co-parent with a gay couple who are each the biological fathers to their children.
"Biology is a thing people are very interested in and it's in some ways significant to us, but most of the time it's not. We get asked lots of questions and lots of assumptions are made about who is 'properly' related to who."
I wondered how people's attitudes varied between adoptive parents of same sex and heterosexual couples, but Sarah admits: "I don't know."
She explains: "I think it's just more obvious if you're a same sex couple. So people ask more questions or make more assumptions. Many adoptive parents said the experience and particular challenges and issues are so all-consuming, that you might have more in common with adoptive parents however they identify, same sex or not. For example taking a child into your family when they're older."
In this vein I asked Sarah whether it was common for her or for Rachel to be asked quite personal questions about their family, from people or in situations in which it may not be comfortable for them or an appropriate topic.
She tells me: "We don't anymore; every now and then yes. Most of the time people see what they see and accept what they find or get on with it. People can get quite anxious about how they are perceived, but a lot of the time people are getting on with their lives.
"That said, there are families who have experienced very negative or dismissive attitudes from teachers or social workers. So that still goes on but I think a lot less than in the past."
Neither of the two are trans women, but the book also covers the experience of transgendered parents. Sarah explains to me how they went about ensuring they included and represented this experience.
"We were really conscious that quite a lot of the context we had was focused on lesbian and gay families, but the voices of trans people weren't bring heard very much. That was where links with organisations like Stonewall really helped us. They helped us to find people.
"Within the stories are so many differences. One of my favourite interviewees was a woman called Justine who had transitioned from male to female when her children were teenagers in a very traditional part of Northern Scotland.
"Her story is remarkable in that despite no one in the community having encountered anyone trans before, they rallied round and were really supportive and she's gone on to be a bit of a role model for others.
"It isn't all controversial or doom and gloom, it's just people working out how I do the best by my children, myself and my family. The approach has been us coming to this not as experts but, like everybody else, people who are muddling through family life. So we were very open with people coming to us with their experience."
Pride & Joy A Guide for LGBT Parents by Sarah and Rachel Hagger-Holt is published by Pinter & Martin.


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Costa de Marfil estuvo representada en los Juegos Olímpicos de Los Ángeles 1984 por un total de 15 deportistas, 14 hombres y una mujer, que compitieron en 4 deportes.

El portador de la bandera en la ceremonia de apertura fue el atleta Avognan Nogboun.

Medallistas
El equipo olímpico marfileño obtuvo las siguientes medallas:

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Base de datos olímpica del Comité Olímpico Internacional .

Costa de Marfil
V 1984
Costa de Marfil en 1984


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Q: Tower of Hanoi [Edit] - k peg solution I was able to come up with an algorithm (logical) to solve a k-peg solution for the Tower of Hanoi problem, but when I implement my code, I was getting segmentation fault.
void move(int number_of_disks, int source, int dest, vector <int> free_peg, int pointer)
    {
        int p;

        if (1 == number_of_disks)
        {
            moves++;
            move_top_disk (source, dest);
        }

        if(free_peg.size() > 2)
            p = number_of_disks/2;
        else
            p = number_of_disks - 1;

        moves++;
        //Move top "p" disks from peg 1 to peg i
        move(p, source, free_peg.back(),free_peg, pointer);
        //Move "n - p - 1" disks from peg 1 to another peg
        move(number_of_disks - p - 1, source, free_peg[pointer--], free_peg, pointer++);
        //Move the "last disk" from the source peg to the destination
        move_top_disk(source, dest);
        //Move "n - p - 1" disks from peg (i - 1) to the final peg
        move(number_of_disks - p - 1, free_peg[pointer--], dest, free_peg, pointer++);
        //Move "p" disks from peg i to the destination
        move(p, free_peg.back(), dest, free_peg, pointer);
    }

The idea is pretty simple, I keep a vector of free pegs (or towers) and I update that when I move my disks throughout. So for the case of 6 pegs and n disks, I have one source, one destination and 4 free pegs. The idea is to move (n - p) where p ~ n/2 from the source to free_peg[3] (the fourth free peg). Now I only have 3 free pegs in my vector, I use those 3 free pegs to move (n - p - 1) disks to free_peg[2] and then I move the last disk from the source to the destination. So now I have 2 free pegs and 1 source = 3 free pegs. Next, I need to move (n - p - 1) disks from peg[2] to the destination using 3 free pegs (including the source which is now free). Finally, move p disks from free_peg[3] to the destination using 4 free pegs. However, when I implement this in my code, I am getting a segmentation fault, can someone please help me with this?

A: I was able to solve a k-peg general solution, thanks for the help. Here is how the algorithm goes:
void move(int number_of_disks, int source, int dest, vector <int> free_peg)
    {
        int p, middle, g;

        if (1 == number_of_disks)
        {
            moves++;
            move_top_disk (source, dest);
        }

        else
        {
            moves++;

            if(free_peg.size() >= 2)
                p = number_of_disks/2;
            else
                p = number_of_disks - 1;

            //Move top "p" disks from peg 1 to peg i
            middle = free_peg.back();
            free_peg.pop_back();
            free_peg.push_back(dest);
            move(p, source, middle,free_peg);

            //Move "n - p " disks from peg 1 to another peg
            free_peg.pop_back();
            move(number_of_disks - p, source, dest, free_peg);

                    //Move p from current peg to the final peg
            free_peg.push_back(source);
            move(p, middle, dest, free_peg);
        }
    }


Warm and uplifting, composed of tea leaves, orange, cinnamon leaves and nutmeg with touch of clove. It has a nice creamy milky base notes. Chai tea is a very popular beverage in gourmet coffeehouses, and this fragrance smells just like it.


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Perrey is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
 Alexis Perrey (1807–1882), French seismologist
 Mireille Perrey  (1904–1991), French actress
 Nathalie Perrey (1929–2012), French actress
 Jean-Jacques Perrey (1929–2016), French electronic music producer

See also
Perrey Reeves (born 1970), American actress