The insoles are made of stretchable resin, a soft latex support of the arch and covered in black urethane leather look.
They fit inside all shoes.
Recommended for sagging of the arch of the foot and flat feet.
They place the arch of the foot in such position as to restore the necessary height in order to fully play its role of shock absorber.
The plantar venous insole described by LEJARS is a network of veins in the fat tissue that lines the bottom of the foot.
At each step, the compression of soft flesh crushes this superficial network to quickly send the blood to the deeper venous system.
It is the first stage of the venous pump. It is essential for the good quality of the blood drainage from the periphery inward, at the risk of seeing a venous stasis.
It slows down the blood and it dilates the blood vessels.
The second stage, the muscles of the leg and mostly of the calf contract, which accelerates the venous return of the lower limbs to the heart.
Our Supports for physiological arch of the foot, inside your shoes, will increase the venous pump effect and will participate in the fight against heavy legs effect.
We also recommend you to wear heels of reasonable height around 3 cm.
The arch is part of the architecture of the foot which is made of 3 arches that draw a triangle on the ground.
- To participate in the phase of propulsion in walking or running.
From these 3 arches, the most important in size and function, is the internal longitudinal arch.
It forms an arc of a circle which starts at the calcaneus, passes by the navicular bone (the keystone) and it ends at the head of the 1st metatarsal.
It is a stretchable arch.
The second is the external longitudinal arch.
It forms a curve that starts from the calcaneus, passes through the cuboid bone and ends at the head of the 5th metatarsal.
It is a press and hold arch.
The third and last is the transverse arch.
It forms a small bridge that links the 1st metatarsal head to the 5thmetatarsal head.
It is an arch of connection.
We talk about sagging arch of the foot, when the curve of the internal longitudinal arch flattens, getting closer to the ground.
It is not yet a flat foot and there is no calcaneal valgus.
In this case, the amplitude of the shock absorber that represents the arch of the foot is diminished and its efficiency reduced.
Tiredness will install itself while walking or while standing in upright position for a long time.
The causes are most of the time the ligament hypermobility and or lack of muscle tone.
Our Supports for the arch of the foot, inside your shoes, will restore in your feet the necessary curve in order to regain their function of shock absorber.


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v2 APP TOOL Bluetooth module is a mobile app which allows you to program and set the control unit simply by using your mobile smartphone. The app is very simple to use all you need to do is plug the BT01 Bluetooth Module into the V2 control units that has the ADI-Port. you are then able to download the app from the Google Play Store the free download app is available for IOS and Android smartphones.
Control unit firmware update: This is where you are able to download and update the control unit firmware however to do this you have to make sure you have a mobile or wireless connection for this to work. Once the download is completed the V2 App closes the connection with the control unit.


anna bé is having a sample sale next week!
Do not miss this Denver bridal event on August 29-31 if you are looking for the wedding dress sale of the season! They will have a HUGE selection of sample dresses (these are the floor samples of the gowns) for a minimum of 35% and as much as 90% off the original price!
Bella Bridesmaid has two great deals going on right now that you and your bridesmaids don't want to miss out on!
Do not miss this sale if you are looking for a bargain! anna bé will have a HUGE selection of sample dresses (these are the floor samples of the gowns) for a minimum of 40% and as much as 90% off the original price!
Call anna bé today at 720.855.1111 to schedule your appointment!
This is the sale that you've been waiting for!
anna bé will have a HUGE selection of sample dresses (these are the floor samples of the gowns) on sale – they are a minimum of 30% and as much as 90% off! We'll have gowns from all of their top designers including Vera Wang, Lela Rose, Watters, Nicole Miller, and so much more. Also, with this sample sale is a whole accessories table full of deals on jewlery, veils, sashes and more! All at MAJOR discounts.
In the past, their sample sales have booked out completely, so call today if you're interested.
Bella Bridesmaid is having an Amsale Bridesmaid Trunk Show March 2 and 3. Call them today at (303) 377-2025 to schedule your appointment.


PA to Get Healthcare First?
I've been writing about various states just beginning campaigns for single-payer healthcare. Pennsylvania is on the cusp of completing one.
They claim to have the best legislation, which will provide everyone with healthcare, pay for it, and in fact save people and businesses money, as well as getting around the federal restrictions Congressman Dennis Kucinich has attempted unsuccessfully thus far to waive for states. In Pennsylvania they have Democratic and Republican cosponsors. Imagine that in Washington, D.C.! And they have a governor ready to sign the bill into law.
Health Care for All Pennsylvania clearly has one of the best websites. Pennsylvania's campaign at http://healthcare4allpa.org , led by Chuck Pennacchio, makes a good model for other states to learn from and provides resources other states might do well to borrow or modify. This website is full of PDFs, power points, charts, and videos explaining the benefits of state-level single-payer healthcare, plus all kinds of references for further reading, and even a good list of links to similar campaigns in other states, including California, Connecticut, Florida, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, and Wisconsin.
In fact, this month the Pennsylvania Democratic State Committee called for the passage of a single-payer system. Pittsburgh City Council and Allegheny County Council also previously passed resolutions supporting various single-payer initiatives.
[State Senator Jim] Ferlo says he's not sure the most viable Democratic candidate ran against Brown in Massachusetts, and he believes Brown's victory was voter reaction to the Democratic Party. "We finally win power in the House, Senate and White House and we're sitting on our hands. That's why I think a lot of people are frustrated," Ferlo says. "They want decisive action.


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Herbert Grant Adcox (January 2, 1950 – November 19, 1989) was an American stockcar driver who died in a single-car accident in the 1989 Atlanta Journal 500 in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series.

Career
Adcox's Winston Cup Series career started in 1974, running a handful of races for his father Herb Adcox with sponsorship backing from the family's Chevrolet dealership in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

In that year's Winston 500 – considered one of the top events in the sport – held at the fastest track on the circuit, the Talladega Superspeedway, Adcox and his father qualified for the event.  With a hundred laps in the books, a caution period came out as Donnie Allison's clutch burned out and David Sisco's motor blew up.  Gary Bettenhausen, who had pitted a lap after the leaders, was up on jacks as Adcox came down for service.  Adcox's car hit an oil and water patch and slammed straight into Bettenhausen's Matador, crushing catch-can man Don Miller between the cars.  A young crew member of the Nord Krauskopf team who was nearby, Buddy Parrott, came rushing down to help, while Penske crew members John Woodward and John Watson were also injured. Miller was taken to a hospital and eventually had his right leg amputated.  Learning of the extent of Miller's injuries, Adcox went into shock, and his car was withdrawn from the event.

Adcox continued to run sporadic Winston Cup races over the years. He qualified for the 1975 Talladega 500, but his crew chief Gene Lovell suffered a heart attack and died in their garage. Adcox's car was withdrawn, but he was able to find a substitute ride. However, the race was delayed for a week due to rain, and Adcox was again forced to withdraw. His spot on the grid was given to Tiny Lund, who had not raced in Winston Cup for several years. Lund subsequently died during the race in an accident on lap seven.

The 1978 Winston 500 at Talladega was Adcox's best result, as Krystal Restaurants came on board for a partial season with sponsorship money and in his family-owned Chevrolet, Adcox finished fifth in his career best Winston Cup finish.

Adcox's racing career was consistently underfunded. A year later, he was again sponsorless; he timed in fourth for the 1979 Firecracker 400 at Daytona International Speedway, but his car's raw speed did not pay off, and his motor expired early. He continued to run sporadic events over the years, but never again contended.

Adcox's primary claim to fame was for being a strong competitor in ARCA competition, a lesser stockcar series that uses older Winston Cup cars and more grassroots-based operations.  He was especially dominant on the superspeedways; he won a record four of them in 1986 and had eight total superspeedway triumphs in his career, with five victories coming at Talladega. Dale Earnhardt, in an interview before a 1989 race at North Carolina Motor Speedway, remarked about how well Adcox had done in ARCA and said that if he had the monetary backing that other teams had, he might become a success in NASCAR.

For 1989, Adcox had signed up with Bumper to Bumper All Pro Autoparts and in a family-owned Chevrolet planned to run in a handful of Cup events.

Death
In the season finale at Atlanta Motor Speedway, Adcox crashed heavily on lap 202 of the event and died of major chest and head injuries, also suffering a heart attack as result of the crash.  Upon investigation,  the severe impact was determined to have torn his improperly mounted racing seat away from its mount entirely, and this led to Adcox's death.  It also led to new safety regulations on the way seats were mounted for the 1990 season.

ARCA's sportsmanship award, the H.G. Adcox Award, is named in Adcox's honor, and was awarded annually by his father Herb until his death in 2015.  The Grant Adcox Memorial is also held annually in his honor at North Georgia Speedway and a subsequent event has been held also in Cleveland, Tennessee.

Adcox is interred at the Chattanooga Memorial Park in Chattanooga, TN.

Motorsports career results

NASCAR
(key) (Bold – Pole position awarded by qualifying time. Italics – Pole position earned by points standings or practice time. * – Most laps led.)

Winston Cup Series

Daytona 500

Busch Series

ARCA Permatex SuperCar Series
(key) (Bold – Pole position awarded by qualifying time. Italics – Pole position earned by points standings or practice time. * – Most laps led.)

References

External links
Racer Profile: Grant Adcox (From Speedwaymedia.com)

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1989 deaths
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Racing drivers from Tennessee
NASCAR drivers
ARCA Menards Series drivers
Racing drivers who died while racing
Sports deaths in Georgia (U.S. state)
Road incident deaths in Georgia (U.S. state)
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Marc Deslauriers discovered that system-config-printer's cupshelpers scripts used by the Ubuntu automatic printer driver download service queried the OpenPrinting database using an insecure connection. If a remote attacker were able to perform a man-in-the-middle attack, this flaw could be exploited to install altered packages and repositories.


¡Hola! Yesterday and today were spent working at La Carpio, a small village near San José that houses 40,000 people, most of which are Nicaraguan refugees and their children. Many of them live along narrow roads in small, crowded homes with tin roofs. We mostly worked on renovating a community center-type building that will eventually hold some classrooms to help alleviate the current problem of large class sizes of 40+ students. We worked with another group from Florida to pick up trash, sand walls, paint and clean out storage areas.
This afternoon we got to spend time with about 40 of the local children, which seemed to be the highlight of the day for everyone. The kids in La Carpio don't have a park or backyards to run around in, and it was obvious from the smiles on their faces that they enjoyed being able to play games with us today. It was heartwarming to see everyone having a great time even though not everyone spoke the same language.
We are all grateful for our chance to help improve the lives of the residents of La Carpio and it's hard to believe we have to leave already. Tomorrow we will be heading to another city, La Fortuna, where we'll be working at an orphanage. Be on the lookout for an update in the next couple days! ¡Hasta luego!
The kids absolutely loved using the camera and seeing pictures of themselves!
After a long day of travel we have safely arrived in Costa Rica! Our fearless tour guide, Tano, met us at the airport and we went to a local restaurant for lunch. Many of us ordered casados, a common Costa Rican meal consisting of rice, beans, salad, and some type of meat like chicken, beef, or fish. In the afternoon we stopped at a local market for a little souvenir shopping before making our way to the hotel. We checked into the hotel and ate dinner at a nearby sports bar-type restaurant where the locals were getting very excited about an important soccer game on TV. Afterwards we all got some much-needed rest after a fun but exhausting day.
This morning we had a gorgeous drive through the mountains on our way to tour the Irazú Volcano, which is an active volcano that last erupted in the 1960s. Some us ended up short-of-breath and sunburnt due to the high altitude but the beautiful views were definitely worth it! In the afternoon we went to the Catedral de Cartago near San José. Each year in August around 2 million Costa Ricans journey there by foot from their homes. We were originally supposed to begin working at our first site, La Carpio, this afternoon but since it's Sunday it was closed due to religious observances so we will start there first thing in the morning. We all have enjoyed getting to know each other better over the last couple days and are looking forward to a day full of service tomorrow!
Learn about our Spring Break Site Leaders for Community Development in Costa Rica, Julie and Rohith!
Julie: I chose to participate in an international service community because I feel that is important for everyone to experience life and culture in another country. I think it is an integral part of becoming a well-rounded, compassionate, and aware global citizen.
Rohith: I chose my trip because in a world that is increasingly impacted by human presence and activity, it is important to take a step back to conserve and protect our home planet. Also, I strongly believe in serving people in need, such as refugees and orphaned children.
Julie: I am very excited to travel to Costa Rica and try out the Spanish I have been trying to learn all year! When I took the position as an international site leader, I knew I would be traveling to a Spanish-speaking country. I set a personal goal to become more familiar with the Spanish language.
Rohith: I am most looking forward to working with the orphanage in La Fortuna to mentor and aid orphaned children. Orphaned children often do not have the guidance and role models they need and I cannot wait to provide whatever small help I can give!
Julie: I wanted to do something constructive with my time off over spring break. I also love traveling.
Rohith: I decided to do ASB because I wanted more from my college experience than just traditional educational development. I decided that serving foreign communities outside of Auburn and outside my comfort zone would allow me to grow as a compassionate individual.
Julie: If I wrote them all my response would be 20 pages long! However, I think one memory that sticks in my mind the most is the day we spent at the local refugee camp. The people living in this camp had been displaced from their homes due to flooding and had been there for years. Their homes consisted of a room, maybe a 12'x12', constructed of tin sheets that had been nailed together. Raw sewage was flowing in the gutter next to the paths we walked on. The homes were directly next to each other and narrow alleys crisscrossed the camp. That day we did not physically help the people that lived in this community; we simply toured the camp. However, the couple hours we spent in this camp are the ones that made me think the most. The people that lived in this camp did not have much yet they had a sense of pride and kept their homes clean. You better believe their dirt floor was swept and their children were clean and as well dressed as they could manage. While this situation may seem heartbreaking, they were doing the best they could with what they had been given. It was that tremendous sense of perseverance, that I could literally feel in the air, that made me the most appreciative to simply be in the camp that day. The emotion of that day is something I carry with me daily.
Rohith: During the week that we were in the Dominican Republic, we spent much of our time renovating a community park. By the second day, the locals, unbidden, started coming out with shovels and whatever other tools they had and helping us. It was awesome because the children and youth led the way but the slowly the older folk were also helping with whatever they could.
Julie: One think I learned is if it scares you, it might be a good thing to try. Yes, I did just steal that quote from Pinterest but it applies to my point! I was very hesitant about taking a trip to a foreign country with a bunch of strangers. The idea terrified me! However, taking the dive to travel to the Dominican was the best decision I have made in college thus far. It has taught me that jumping in feet first, eyes wide open, ready for adventure is sometimes the best way to conquer your fears.
Rohith: The trip showed me that you do not have to go far from harm to find hardship and suffering. As a result, I have tried to be more active in serving my community in various ways.
Julie: ASB has impacted my college career in all the best ways. It provided me an eye opening experience that made a difference not only in me but also the community I worked in over spring break. I am so grateful for the opportunity to serve a new community this coming spring break in San Jose!
Rohith: I am a Spanish minor and I went to the Dominican Republic, a Spanish-speaking country last year. I found that although I am not a fluent Spanish speaker, I became more confident and comfortable speaking the language. Because of this experience, I have started looking into job opportunities which involve using my Spanish skills.
Costa Rica: Day 1, Hola de Costa Rica!
We're safe in Costa Rica! After a slightly bumpy landing Saturday, we made it to San Jose. We stayed our first night at the lovely Casa Antiqua and left the next morning for a tour of the Irazu Volcano. It was cold and the altitude made us short of breath, but about half of our fearless group made the hike to the peak of the volcano. Sunday night we checked into Casa de Franco and met a group of kids with the Wesley Foundation of UGA. Monday and today we worked with a church in the village of La Carpio. It's a rough section of San Jose with mostly immigrants from Nicaragua. The village is overcrowded and in need of lots of help. We all learned how to mix concrete, no machine at all! We helped lay the foundation for the activity center for the church. We're all very sore and feeling out of shape, but looking forward to a day at the ASIS Wildlife Center tomorrow! Until then, hasta luego!


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The Guidelines of the Diocese of Charlotte, state that "The Parish Pastoral Council is an institution that brings together lay people, religious, and the ordained, who, together with their pastors, work jointly to build the parish as a living Christian community." The Parish Pastoral Council is a consultative body, which unites laity and clergy in a community of prayer, leadership, service and pastoral planning.
The Parish Pastoral Council at St. Paul the Apostle is presided over by our Pastor; and the meetings are led by the council chairperson (or vice chairperson in his/her absence).
Its appointed members "possess a consultative vote only" and the Council "is governed by norms determined by the diocesan bishop." Each member serves a term of three years, staggered, so that certain new members are appointed each year.
The meetings are open to all members of the parish who wish to observe the proceedings. Those parishioners who may wish to submit an agenda item for consideration at a meeting need to submit the item to the current chairperson at least one month in advance.
Read the Parish Pastoral Council Bylaws. Click Here. (PDF)
Parish Pastoral Council Members
Chris Schultheis, Chair
Scott Yates, Vice Chair
Trudy Kleinhans, Secretary
Kyle Kennedy
Rick Anderson
Deacon Mike Martini
Matthew Wells
Father Joseph Mack
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Catholic singer receives Nazrul Award, which is named after Muslim Bengali poet
Joseph Kamal Rodrigues, 67, is well known within the Christian community. He has composed pieces of liturgical worship for the Catholic Church. Kazi Nazrul Islam's musical genre fuses spiritual and philosophical elements, romantic and revolutionary themes.
Dhaka (AsiaNews) – Joseph Kamal Rodrigues, a Bengali Catholic singer, received the 2018 Nazrul Award for his "outstanding contribution" to Nazrul Sangeet, Nazrul's music, named after Kazi Nazrul Islam, a famous writer, composer and anti-colonial revolutionary, and Bangladesh's national poet.
The 67-year-old singer is member of the Catholic parish in Nagori, Archdiocese of Dhaka. In receiving the award, he told AsiaNews: "I am pleased with this award. Every honour pushes one to work more sincerely. I will do so."
The award ceremony was held last Friday at the Nazrul Institute, a government cultural organisation. Cultural Affairs Minister KM Khalid presented the winners with a crest, money (100,000 taka, US$ 1,180) and a certificate.
Rodrigues is a famous singer of Narzul Sangeet, a musical genre inspired by the works of the late Bengali intellectual, widely used in the independence struggle against the British Empire and the Liberation war with West Pakistan.
The style mixes romantic themes and revolutionary notions, philosophical reflections and spiritual meditations.
The Catholic singer is well known within the Christian community for composing hymns for the liturgy and prayers for worship.
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I'm using my mobile, it displays a cropped picture -his name but no text underneath.
aah, that was why! thanks for that! i clicked on the image and viewed the entire thing!
Yeah, when I clicked it took me to twitter, then I clicked once more and finally saw the whole image with the whole text underneath.
No "Oscar" for the Cure, even though they're acting like they're recording a new album!
I laughed at this. Why does it seem so accurate?!


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Internacionalizam ili rusifikacija? je naslov programske knjige ukrajinskog pisca i disidenta Ivana Dzjube, tiskane 1965. godine u sklopu aktivne rusifikacije ukrajinskih društvenih i političkih institucija u Sovjetskom Savezu. Rukopis «Internacionalizam ili Rusifikacija?» je do danas ostao vrlo cijenjen manifest među bivšim ukrajinskim disidentima i općenito ukrajinskim intelektualcima. Autor Ivan Dzjuba je u svojim prepirkama sa sovjetskim vlastima prikladno citirao Lenjina te je kritizirao napuštanje Lenjinove nacionalne politike na korist prikrivene planske asimilacije.

U svojoj knjizi autor je naglasio drastične razlike između prethodnog sovjetskog razdoblja u kojem je ukrajinska kultura imala ravnopravan status s ruskom, što se nakon procesa staljinizacije pretvorilo u brzu plansku asimilaciju ukrajinske kulture i jezika. U svojim oštrim kritikama Dzjuba je otišao toliko daleko da je asimilacijsku politiku u sovjetskoj Ukrajini usporedio s onom kolonijalističkom u doba ruskog carizma. Ipak, nije dovodio u pitanje cjelovitost Sovjetskog Saveza i Ukrajinu nije zagovarao izvan sovjetskih okvira.  Naprotiv, tada je zagovarao originalnost Lenjinove doktrine.

Literatura

Kononenko, P. Ukraïns'ka literatura: Problemy rozvytku (Kyiv 1994)
Petrov, V. Ukraïns'ka literatura (Munich–Lviv 1994)
Hogan, Ed. From Three Worlds: New Ukrainian writing (Boston 1996)
Donchyk, V. Istoriia ukraïns'koï literatury XX stolittia: u dvokh knyhakh (Kyiv 1998)

Vanjske poveznice

 Biography and work of Ivan Dziuba
 "Internationalism or Russification" by the literary critic Ivan Dzyuba
 A study in the Soviet nationalities problem: Internationalism or Russification?

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London Fischer Attends St. Mary's Tribute Dinner Event To Honor Pat A. Di Filippo, Executive Vice President of Turner Construction Company
Yankee great Bernie Williams, who performed with his jazz band, alongside the "Bronx Bombers" from St. Mary's
London Fischer was a "Champion Sponsor" donator and attendee of the St. Mary's annual Tribute Dinner to honor Pat A. Di Filippo, Executive Vice President of Turner Construction Company and client of London Fischer.
The event raised over $1.2 million.
Those in attendance included London Fischer clients, Sarah Chang, Assistant General Counsel - Lincoln Center Development Project, Inc., John Madden, former General Counsel - Lincoln Center Development Project, Edward Grady, Senior Property/Casualty Claims Adjuster, AXA Insurance and London Fischer partner John Sparling, senior associates, Scott Shapiro and Chris Ruggiero and associate Alexandra Reimer.
The event was held at Cipriani Wall Street in Manhattan. The focus of the event is for the building, real estate and construction industries to unite and help raise awareness and funding for kids and families with special healthcare needs.
Mr. Di Filippo is recognized in the Construction and Development Industry as he has taken on leadership roles in numerous high profile construction projects including the new Yankee Stadium and we represent the New York Yankees.
As the 2011 Tribute Dinner Honoree, Mr. Di Filippo was recognized for his contributions in raising funds & awareness for critical programs and services for St. Mary's Kids.
"Today one in five children has a special need; a number that is continuing to grow," remarked Jeffrey Frerichs, President & CEO of St. Mary's Healthcare System for Children. "The generous support of Mr. Di Filippo and our friends in the construction, real estate, and development industries makes a significant difference in the lives of these children."
London Fischer was pleased to contribute to this great cause.
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Perth-based medtech company, OncoRes Medical, has been awarded $1 million funding as part of the Australian Government's Medical Research Future Fund BioMedTech Horizons program, operated by MTPConnect. The grant will help to fund the development of a second-generation intraoperative imaging device, designed to reduce repeat operations for women with breast cancer.
Perth, Australia, July 20, 2020 – OncoRes Medical, together with Federal Minister for Health The Hon Greg Hunt MP, have announced it has received $1 million funding from the BioMedTech Horizons (BMTH) program, following a competitive application process.
The funding is being made available through the third round of the $45 million BMTH program, an initiative of the Medical Research Future Fund, operated by MTPConnect. The program supports new medical technologies to reach proof-of-concept stage, or beyond, so they are attractive for private capital investment and commercialisation. OncoRes Medical is one of 21 projects to be funded in this round.
OncoRes Medical will be utilising the funds to develop a compact wireless technology (CWT) for improved accuracy during breast conserving surgery – a second generation of its existing probe, currently in the development phase.
OncoRes Medical CEO, Dr Katharine Giles, said the funding is positive validation of the significant problem the Company is seeking to address with its world-class technology pipeline.
"Among women, breast cancer remains the most common cancer, the second most common cause of death from cancer and a leading cause of premature death. In Australia alone, approximately 20,000 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year. The majority of those women will elect to have breast conserving surgery over a mastectomy to excise the tumour and preserve the appearance and function of their breast. However, due to the limitations of technologies available to oncology surgeons today, the cancer will not be completely removed in many of those patients," said Dr Giles.
"The technology we are developing at OncoRes Medical aims to give surgeons a new level of precision and accuracy during breast conserving surgery, by facilitating real-time detection of residual tumour in the surgical cavity. This will enable the surgeon to remove all the cancer in the first operation and ultimately reduce the need for repeat operations. Thanks to this funding, we are now in a position to develop a second-generation device which will utilise digital photography coupled with a novel silicone material to encode tissue stiffness."
OncoRes Medical's CWT uses technology that is cheaper, smaller and more accurate than other intra-operative imaging techniques available to surgeons today. Once developed, it will facilitate the delineation of cancerous tissue from normal tissue in the surgical cavity and provide surgeons with the confidence that no residual tumour remains in the breast. It will also be suitable for incorporation into robotic surgical tools and other minimally invasive systems.
OncoRes Medical CMO, Prof Christobel Saunders AO, said OncoRes Medical's second-generation probe will expand OncoRes Medical's technology portfolio and improve the accuracy of breast conserving surgeries.
"Up to one in three Australian women who undergo breast conserving surgery are required to return to theatre for a repeat operation to remove residual tumour. These repeat operations carry a higher risk of complications and create significant physical, psychological and financial burdens for patients, their families and the healthcare system. The development of our second-generation device will expand our portfolio of technologies that provide surgeons with the real-time microscale detection of cancerous tissue in the surgical cavity. This will improve the accuracy of breast conserving surgeries and get us closer to a world where patients no longer have to endure the burden of repeat operations," said Prof Saunders.
Repeat breast conserving surgery operations carry a higher risk of complications including infection, bleeding and conversion to mastectomy (approximately 40%). There are currently no tools available to help assess the surgical cavity at the microscale – a gap in current practice that will be addressed by OncoRes Medical's technology.
"We are enormously grateful for the BMTH program for supporting us to realise the full potential of our research and development which will give breast cancer patients the opportunity they deserve to move beyond their initial surgical procedure with confidence," said Dr Giles.
For more information please visit oncoresmedical.com.
OncoRes Medical is inviting media interviews with CEO, Dr Katharine Giles, by phone and/or by appointment in-person at the Company's headquarters located at the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, 6 Verdun Street, Nedlands WA. To request an interview please contact:
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ABOUT ONCORES MEDICAL
OncoRes Medical is transforming the standard of care in breast cancer surgery, which today leaves one in five patients around the world requiring a repeat operation. The Company's in-cavity imaging system uniquely intensifies a surgeons' sense of touch, improving surgical accuracy and facilitating confidence in complete tumour removal the first time. This will eliminate the substantial physical, psychological and economic burdens associated with repeat breast cancer surgeries around the world.
OncoRes Medical has made great progress in its short life since it was founded in late 2016. Based on technology from the University of Western Australia, Harry Perkins Institute and Western Australian Department of Health, OncoRes is developing a hand held, real time, intraoperative imaging device to improve the detection of residual tumour in the surgical cavity and provide surgeons with the confidence that no residual cancer remains in the breast.
To date OncoRes Medical has received AU$7.5M of venture capital investment from the Medical Research Commercialisation Fund (MRCF), Australia's leading life science investment fund.
The OncoRes Medical team believes that all breast cancer patients deserve the opportunity to move beyond their breast cancer surgery knowing that all the cancer has been removed, the first time.
Learn more at oncoresmedical.com.
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The Amarillo Relays' events that were scheduled for Friday have been moved to tomorrow, March 21, 2019, due to the forecast of thunderstorms on Friday, March 22, 2019.
The event times will remain the same, everything is just shifted to Thursday.
Highland Park ISD is home to the Highland Park Hornet and Lady Hornet Athletic Teams.


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Q: PDFTK want to transfer to another domain I am working on a project which was developed by another developer
Now client wants me to move it from current linux based server to new windows based server
it is developed in cakephp
and PDFTK is used to fill pdf files dynamically.
I am trying to configure it first on my PC locally, to learn configuration of PDFTK
I have downloaded PDFTK Free version and installed
it generates pdfile with zero bytes size and it is not opeining
I also tried to try in in CMD
pdftk D:\wamp\www\my-project\app\webroot/files/138.pdf fill_form D:\wamp\www\my-project\app\webroot/files/results/1401.fdf output generated_pdfs/test_24.pdf

it returns the following error
 Error: Failed to open output file:
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   No output created.
 Error: unable to open file for output: generated_pdfs/test_24.pdf

while the target folder has permission to write on it

A: pdftk TEMPLATE_FILE fill_form DATA_FILE output OUTPUT_FILE

try using OUTPUT_FILE with fullpath as below
OUTPUT_FILE = D:/folder/.../generated_pdfs/test_24.pdf

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Light and bright and nicely updated. So many improvements starting with the living room, wood laminate floor wide plank, recessed lighting, custom paint plus white trim. Kitchen was remodeled with new cabinets, quartz counters, porcelain flooring and all stainless appliances. All bathrooms have been also updated. New carpet in the family room. Other updates include roof, soffits, facia and gutters replaced in 2017. Electrical panel upgraded, humidifier added and newer hot water heater. Garage is heated with attic space. Larger fenced yard with newer patio. Naperville 204 schools. Close to the train and highway. Low unincorporated taxes and the benefit of Naperville city services. Fast close possible.


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Ranitomeya yavaricola est une espèce d'amphibiens de la famille des Dendrobatidae.

Répartition
Cette espèce est endémique de la province de Mariscal Ramón Castilla dans la région de Loreto au Pérou. Elle se rencontre à  d'altitude.

Description
Ranitomeya yavaricola mesure de  à .

Étymologie
Son nom d'espèce, de yavari, en référence au rio Javari, et du latin, , « habitat », lui a été donné en référence à son aire de répartition.

Publication originale
 Perez-Peña, Chávez, Twomey & Brown, 2010 : Two new species of Ranitomeya (Anura: Dendrobatidae) from eastern Amazonian Peru. Zootaxa, , .

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Anoure (nom scientifique)
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The Venetian West offers a collection of contemporary condominiums and townhomes, nestled in the highly desirable district of western New Providence, steps away from the Old Fort Bay and other luxurious addresses.
This expansive community spans a total of forty-two acres, cradling lush greenery and preserving nature at its finest. The epitome of community-living, enjoy a swim in the community pool, mingle with neighbours at the club house, or simply unwind after a long day with a stroll on one of Venetian West's walking trails. At night, be assured that your family, and your investment, are protected by the community's 24-hour security.
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A new recruit at shower company Triton is hoping to buck a national trend by encouraging more young female engineers to follow her lead and take up a career in the manufacturing.
With women accounting for just 6% of the engineering workforce in the UK, Emily Golding, who has recently taken up a new role as trainee design engineer at Triton, says the perception of engineering is changing for the better.
Having achieved A-levels in maths, physics and further maths, Golding went on to achieve an advanced apprenticeship qualification in Mechanical Engineering and has since completed the first year of a Higher National Certificate (HNC) in mechanical Engineering. In her new role at Triton, Emily is hoping to take her career to the next level.
She said: "Engineering was an obvious career path for me to take, especially with my strengths in maths and science. Schools are beginning to put more emphasis on the importance of getting girls interested in engineering at a young age and apprenticeships in engineering nowadays are more varied, particularly with the rise of design based qualifications.
"I chose to work at Triton because they are a well respected and recognised brand and the role has lots of opportunity for personal development. I have not been treated differently for being a woman in this field, as I am expected to be just as capable and hands on as my male colleagues and have only been judged on my ability.
"The misconception is that engineering is manual labour and not something many women would like to be involved in which stops young women in particular from exploring it as a career option. In actual fact, the reality couldn't be more different. There are more apprenticeships available now in different areas of engineering such as mine which was more design based than practical.
"I'm looking forward to building my knowledge of manufacturing and help the Triton team develop new market leading shower designs."
Lorna Fellowes, managing director at Triton, added: "It's important that companies recognise the value of female engineers and Triton are always keen to offer ambitious young men and women the chance to work with us if they have the right skill set, motivation and professionalism.
"There has certainly been progression within the engineering industry as a whole and getting girls interested in careers in engineering at an early age can only be a good thing. We look forward to supporting Emily in her role and have every confidence that she will be an asset to Triton."
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"An Unprecedented Turning Back of the Clock on Women's Freedom" Leaked SCOTUS Opinion Appears to Signal the End of Roe v. Wade
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Washington, D.C. — News reports today revealed a leaked Supreme Court draft opinion in which the Court's conservative majority appears poised to overturn Roe v. Wade, the nearly fifty-year-old opinion that recognized women's reproductive freedom. Institute for Women's Policy Research President and CEO C. Nicole Mason released the following statement, calling the potential move "an unprecedented turning back of the clock on women's freedom."
"The march of American history has been towards expanded freedoms for women, but not today," said Mason. "If news reports are accurate, the Court's conservative majority is planning to overturn Roe, turning back the clock on basic reproductive freedoms women have enjoyed for nearly half a century. Numerous state legislatures stand ready to ban abortion outright if Roe is overturned, leaving women in those states—especially low-income women and women of color—without access to this most basic of reproductive health services."
"Women are in the fight of our lives at this moment. The gains we have made towards equality over the last few decades are slipping away on many fronts," said Mason.
Mason also pointed to recent IWPR research showing that state bans on abortion and other restrictions on women's reproductive health hurt women and states economically even as they imperil women's freedom.
"Women in America are justifiably enraged at the possible loss of Roe and the threat it represents to women's equality. But state abortion bans also have a devastating impact on the financial security of women and their families and state economies as a whole," continued Mason.
Earlier this year, the Center on the Economics of Reproductive Health (CERH) at the Institute for Women's Policy Research (IWPR) released game-changing research on reproductive health to calculate the economic cost of reproductive health restrictions on state economies. At the national level, IWPR's research estimates that state-level abortion restrictions cost state economies $105 billion dollars per year.
"The potential overturn of Roe will inflict enormous damage to women's equality. But it will also dramatically impact the ability of women to participate fully in the American economy by reducing their labor force participation, cutting into their earnings, and increasing turnover. Add it all up and the impact on women and their families of this dark day in history is potentially devastating," said Mason.
IWPR's analysis estimates that, on a national scale, if all state-level abortion restrictions were eliminated:
An additional 505,000 women aged 15 to 44 would enter the labor force and earn about $3.0 billion dollars annually.
Currently employed women aged 15 to 44 would gain $101.8 billion in higher earnings annually.
The income of individual women aged 15 to 44 would be $1,610 higher— with an impact from $0 in Vermont to $2,879 in Nebraska.
National GDP would be nearly 0.5 percent greater— ranging from zero percent in Vermont to over one percent in Missouri.
The Institute for Women's Policy Research strives to win economic equity for all women and eliminate barriers to their full participation in society. As a leading national think tank, IWPR builds evidence to shape policies that grow women's power and influence, close inequality gaps, and improve the economic well-being of families. Learn more at IWPR.org and follow us on Twitter.
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Starting again the series of strangers portrait taken on street or other public places. Sharpening the saw.
Are there something for me.
Any of the rights of other people.
Another pass is what it needed.
The end no one knows.
Even when you seem very busy.
Just be calm and enjoy.
Kim Tek Ie popularly known as Jin De Yuan, almost lost everything inside ..
The Qilin carved at the windows survived partially, though it cracked but the front side seems intact.
But the side facing internal fire really damaged, black and charred.
Getting around the port and homes around it.
Maybe it will be remembered.
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from each of my published books!
Whether this book is an inspiration to some or an enlightenment of truth to others or some other form of understanding, I am expecting you will find answers, proof, and direction for some of life's baffling problems and questions and the real truth behind the lies we hold dear and repeat constantly, lies that have been propagated throughout generations and are now mainstream beliefs. This book will open your mind chapter by chapter to address and make you contemplate where your life came from and the path it's on and how to redirect yourself to peace, awareness of your world, and better health in body, soul, and mind. I hope your journey toward the resolution of your past or current life situations and the infallible truth leads you on a never-ending path toward an unquenchable desire for more.
and so many more subjects we face directly or are a part of through those around us in our daily lives. Read this book from beginning to end or pick and choose chapters that address specific things you may be facing now or have recently come through with more questions than answers.
You will be very surprised once you begin that what you knew was only a small part of that life event. Things you heard, even from good and God-fearing people, are tainted with society's lies. So let's not waste a minute more with this general account of what is to come, but let us delve in and address those deep prodding thoughts and questions and open our minds and hearts to the truth. I will, in fact, back up everything I write here with quoted biblical verses, historical information, and my own personal accounts of things I have experienced through my life thus far so as to teach you to take control and continue to teach yourself to not fall prey to things that are harmful to you and your loved ones. I will make references to the Bible throughout this book as a stable point to work from and as a goal to reach for. These chapters will include points to reflect and meditate on for answers to those ponderings and problems that affect and plague our lives and our loved ones.
into the hands of the Lord, that He would write it for me and through me. I wanted to allow him to be in control without taking a chance that my limited human knowledge and abilities would ruin the content of the subject matter of these very important chapters.
Health and longevity of life ties to quality of life, and that's something we all need and many of us feel we are deserving of. The Bible references long life and quality of life as being tied together and tied to keeping of the Old Testament and New Testament scripture readings. Some of you are saying, "This is absolutely true and for real," and you have seen firsthand accounts of it and the results of keeping up with it consistently. Now there's the other half of you who are partially or even totally against it. Keep reading on. I personally have seen the results, speaking as a person who was raised Catholic and a churchgoer but who would waver or fall away, as they say, because I would allow life, work schedules, and my laziness to interfere and draw me away.
Many fall prey to that because we are submerged in a lifestyle of desiring things that are pulling us in multiple directions daily.
I then climbed into bed and went to sleep like always and just hoped my prayers were heard and I would get his help. God, to me, was this being that was (as I point up to the sky) somewhere up there; or maybe in some interdimension even. Like many of you, I couldn't establish a deep relationship with someone I couldn't see. It wasn't tangible to me because life is related to things you can see, hear, taste, touch, or smell. This seems to be an all too common situation with most people, even those of faith, preventing them from reaching that higher level of depth in their relationship with God and instead keeping them in this level that they've been in since childhood or since their conversion to faith. This is also something to work on that when it comes to relationships between couples. Change is essential!
and mentally bring ourselves to a point where we can believe (or believe deeper than we do now) in someone who we cannot see in front of us?
know unless there was a previous experience that you could relate it to? It would have to be a spiritual connection to a God creator who previously touched you internally and since that time established something tangible that you'd recognize and relate it to.
every single individual person on this planet. It should be sought out by every human being, even those with perfectly fine health. Why? Because as your body ages through the natural and scientifically expressed cycle of time that all things go through, you will have a head start at slowing it down. You know from people around you that age mostly comes with aches and pains and more susceptibility to sicknesses and diseases. You all want to be in perfect health, don't you? The key to perfect health is in consistency. We need a consistency in selfless actions and reactions. It's a consistency of living in line with something that many people around you are either in rejection of or only limiting their involvement with. Lack of effort is also a major contributor to end results of this, as with anything else, and you know it's true! For instance, in daily exercise, eating right, and choosing carefully who your associations are with.
deafening silence resounding through the back of my mind while I sit and watch their unrelenting advancements. Outside troops mass on the lawn.
Jeeps, men, and tanks tear up my gardens. Bullhorns and walkie-talkies echo orders from commanding officers to penetrate my home and bring me out by force. I am not a criminal and thus will fight to the end for my freedom. The shields are impenetrable to their efforts to reach me, shy of digging deep into my grass and tunneling under the protective barricade I have erected around my home. Over and over they call for me to come out. It's been going on now for several hours. The year is 2052.
been through many dangerous and terrible times, seen so much beauty and glory — more than my words can begin to describe — and beings the like of which my imagination couldn't begin to fathom. I have visited more than twenty different planets in four solar systems and had the remarkable opportunity to work alongside many unique peoples. Some were highly advanced and others less. Worlds unseen up to now and for hundreds or thousands of years from now were my home for months and even years. I have witnessed firsthand tales of races of alien life fighting for survival against unparalleled odds and the strife of families willing to sacrifice themselves to protect their loved ones. I have mastered over forty different musical instruments, some from this planet and some not, and watched suns set and multiple moons rise — and yes, in plural. I have battled with man and beast in an effort to keep peace among nations. I've come face-to-face with huge and terribly ferocious creatures whose power could easily tear through a house or brick building in hunger if startled or enraged. These exciting events are just a handful of the images that race through my mind as I am writing this for a record of my life.
Unfortunately, the conglomeration of my life in this edition will only be comprised of some of the highlights of events I was fortunate enough to partake in.
Maybe someday before I pass on, I will go back in more depth and document specific events into book form.
It was the beginning of a new age for mankind, an age of hope and joy, of happiness and fear, an end to some of the oldest problems facing our world — Earth. There is so much to say and so much more to do, but time is on my side. One thing that I have plenty of is time. I believe I will introduce you to the wildly fantastic events of my life by giving you some background on myself. My name is Jason Maxwell. I am thirty-eight years old, still quite a young man, but my life, unlike others, has been far more fortunate. I grew up in a wealthy atmosphere surrounded by love and joy. I was born in 1966, the eldest of five being raised in a beautiful sixteen-room home just north of New York City. We, our family, owned a few highly profitable businesses including a manufacturing company of computer hardware. My sisters worked in the business since they were of age. My youngest brother decided to get into the legal field and has his own successful firm. Daniel, my other brother, works out of state in our oil refinery facility in Alaska. All are married and doing quite well. Our mother died when I was twenty-eight, and my father passed away several years ago, leaving the entire estate and businesses to the children. This is how we got our start.
As for me, however, I found my place working with computers. It came very natural for me, and over the years, I found myself working, at least at one point, for NASA. I won't get into the details of my work, but my seven years there were quite informative and rewarding. I now have purchased a few companies and am worth somewhere over $250 million. My evenings are usually spent reading about the works of our most famous scientists, astronomers, chemists, and others such as Albert Einstein, Olaus Roemer, James Bradley, Heinrich Hertz, Miguel Alcubierre, and George Gamow or creating experiments of my own and recreating others for fun. My background now encompasses four programming languages, HTML and XML languages, personal computer and mainframe repair and upgrade, and networking in Novell, UNIX and Windows NT and Windows Server operating systems, and some personal studies in cryogenics and quantum physics, to name a few things quickly.
ne out of love and admiration. In a large-acre estate where I live, I began my greatest experiment ever. The ramifications of this scientific breakthrough would cause me joy beyond imagining but also despair, and it would lead me into unforeseen dangers. I will now open you to a world where time means nothing and where the future and the past are just a pit stop along the way through a busy day.
It was August 23, 2044. I will always remember that day. I awoke that evening after another late night of playing, as I call it, with what seems like a very possible, if not quite probable, answer to the theory of time travel. Yes, I said time travel. I sat up in bed and grabbed my trusty pad and pen from on my nightstand and began to write. Could this be? Did I find a way to do this? I feverishly jotted down the details and then sprang from my bed to get things going. There were brief reports that I had read about and others told to me by friends and relatives pertaining to discoveries and experiments being conducted in various countries along these lines. They said there were news reports that they had heard in the past months or seen on TV somewhere but couldn't remember where anymore.
I was more than intrigued by one about the possibilities of someone in France finding a way to pass music — Beethoven, I believe — through some sort of device, and it was able to be heard before it was sent. Sounds a bit confusing, but imagine if you were sitting in front of a device going to do something, and as you do, it happens! Another brief article I personally read in a magazine related to a team of Australians at the National University in Australia. In late 2002 or early 2003, they beamed a radio signal contained in a laser beam containing photons or particles of electromagnetic radiation energy a distance of one meter to a receiving device. If I recollected well enough, the group had dubbed the experiment the quantum entanglement. It was called this because of a device known as the quantum entangler that side steps the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, which says that you can't measure subatomic particles without destroying their original state. So this transporter basically destroys the subatomic particles and recreates them exactly at the other end of the beaming device. In other words, they break the object down to its simplest form — the atoms — send it through the device, and recreate it exactly particle for particle on the other side. They had a long way to go before they could transport an atom or group of them, though, never mind a human body that has trillions and trillions of atoms.
Anyhow, this dream I had about time travel had more than piqued my curiosity. It was like I was seeing into the future, events that I hadn't undertaken as yet. The dream was like being enveloped by colors so vivid and pure and feelings of excitement so powerful that they rushed through every inch of my being, stimulating it. I started down the spiral staircase from my second-floor bedroom to the first floor to begin the first stage of the experiment — the gathering of the information. First, I thought again, I should start a pot of coffee, as I know from experience how these nights can go into morning without an end. Down to my lab, I rushed to transfer the scribbles of information onto the whitewash board to view and change if necessary. I had previously thrown around the experiment over the past years with no luck. I had only made it as far as scribbles on pads and the white washboard and some botched attempts that produced nothing but another failure, showing several holes in my theories. This time, though, it felt too real to be a fantasy. It felt like something from outside my mind gave me the information as I slept, though that was impossible and sounded even more ridiculous when I heard myself say it. Though this time it seemed to be plausible, the age-old question I pondered over and over when I delved into this particular experiment was, if it worked, would I do this and keep it a secret? I spent the next six hours checking and rechecking my calculations. I found no visible errors. The longer I worked, the more excited I felt. The more excited I felt, the more my heart raced. The more my heart raced, the quicker I worked. I won't get into the details of the experiment so that I won't put anyone to sleep. Unless you're a person with the desire to, shall I say, spend countless hours buried in what may be another fruitless evening of work, a work that may take sometimes night after night, a work full of mathematical and technical calculations, you probably wouldn't appreciate it anyhow. I mean nothing personal. It just stands to reason, human nature and all.
at least for traveling in the same time line, and I would only need to add some additional equipment to it from the laboratory to make it work. I would be accessing it remotely from my lab for the tests I needed to run and bouncing a signal off it.


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Our Lives Publisher Patrick Farabaugh shares how he learned the meaning of "home is where the heart is."
OurLives Magazine 2014-03-19T16:18:49+00:00 Story by Patrick Farabaugh
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Print issue March 2014
What makes you from somewhere? Is it the place you were born? Is it where your parents live? Is it where you attended school? I've always struggled when asked this because I've never landed on a single place that I feel I can say with complete honesty.
Most often, the place I've said has been Merrillville, Indiana because that was where I was born and where I lived with my family. But it doesn't always feel right because growing up gay there limited my ability to attach myself to anything. As I became aware of my sexual orientation, the walls I began putting up to keep my secret safe also blocked me from building the relationships that would provide a "home" connection. I ran away as soon as I finished high school.
The next place that I often wonder if I could be from is New York City. For years it has had a magnetic pull in my life. I lived in NYC three separate times, for almost a decade total. I first arrived as a lost teenager looking for somewhere that valued people who felt different. I even spent a little time sleeping on the streets. But New York is also where I found my way into a career that brought strong and enlightening role models into my life. It is where I met Joe Patane, one of my best friends and life mentors. Joe helped connect me to a network of peers that became my first true friends—the first who had the chance to accept me as a whole person. I also met other out gay people for the first time, all because someone connected me to a gay ice hockey team. I did a significant amount of my growing in New York—professionally, personally and emotionally. Yet none of these things gave me a sense of belonging. Maybe that was never something I had learned how to see or feel to begin with.
Between my three times in New York came a string of other places: a few months in Boston, a few years in Seattle, a season on a fishing boat in Alaska, and even some time with a tribe in West Africa. But these were always just places I lived. It wasn't until I fell for a Russian and followed him to the edge of Siberia that I came to realize I was a chronic runaway. When life would feel too overwhelming, I would hit reset and start over somewhere else. I don't think this is uncommon for LGBT youth, especially youth from small towns where supportive people and resources are few and hard to find. In my case, it always felt like I was running towards something bigger and better. I never stopped to consider that there might be something I was running from, or that my shadow could also run just as fast as me. How do you remove a shadow? You shine a light on it.
After this realization about myself, I desperately wanted to heal and find a place to grow roots. I believed that for me to continue growing as a person I needed to learn how to settle down and move on to what comes next: experiencing what life without a reset button feels like. I chose Madison because it felt like a Midwestern intersection that was somewhere between my suburban and city lives. I also thought that part of breaking the cycle of running away would take owning who I am in the part of the world I originally left. I was finally out now and thanks to that gay hockey team, I was also on the road to feeling proud about my own gay identity. I saw Madison as a place where I could be all of those things at the same time and feel both normal and whole. All of the pieces of my identity that I had collected on this journey fit here, so it felt like it was time to go "home."
This next part might surprise you—it certainly did me. My early life in Wisconsin did not turn out to be the fairy tale that I imagined. I might go as far to say that my arrival and first few years here rate as some of the hardest of my life. A reality that I learned hard and fast when I arrived was that the life I imagined didn't exist here. I mean, all of the pieces were here, just none of the work to put them together had been done yet. In New York I had worked for LGBT media and that experience quickly became my foundation for how you connect to a community. There was no LGBT media here. Also in New York, that gay hockey team was a lifeline that saved me from isolation. There was no gay hockey team here either. I reached my stress threshold quickly. In the past this is where I would hit the reset button and just try moving somewhere else. However, this time I was committed to pushing through and making Madison work. On a deeper level I remember feeling desperate—like if I couldn't make it work here, then there was no hope for me. Those feelings turned out to be some of the darkest I've ever had in my life.
When we need something, our ability to problem solve is extraordinary. For me, breaking the cycle of running away is what I imagine going through a drug withdrawal would feel like. The urge to run was there daily, sometimes hourly. The solution I found was to create a kind of spiderweb—something so interconnected that the more I struggled to break free from it, the more stuck in it I would become. My spiderweb took the shape of the things I needed most—an LGBT hockey team and magazine. So I went to work building the Madison Gay Hockey Association and Our Lives magazine. Both required incredible amounts of personal honesty and local relationship building, and both helped to draw out my own authentic identity. Unexpectedly—it almost felt like magic—I discovered that once I had the strength and support to break the cycle of running away, what lied on the other side was happiness. I found a sense of place, of belonging, and ultimately I found in myself a person who is OK and open to loving who he is, and ready to be loved for who he is.
I bought my first home last year and dove right away into remodeling it and creating my nest. I fell in love with someone capable of loving me for me. And, as of this year, I've also now lived in Madison longer than I ever lived in New York. I take all of these things as signs that I've finally found my "home."
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permalink http://ourlivesmadison.com/article/searching-for-home/ Our Lives Publisher Patrick Farabaugh shares how he learned the meaning of "home is where the heart is." Life in the Middle Publishing, LLC 2014


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Review: A Federation starship is travelling through the galaxy when suddenly there is an anomaly in the area before them which is revealed to be a massive craft that fires upon them, disabling the operations and leaving the crew in severe danger. The Captain, Robau (Faran Tahir), orders an evacuation as a message appears on the screen from the second in command of a Romulan calling himself Nero (Eric Bana) who orders him to step aboard his ship. The Captain has no choice, and as he goes to board a shuttle craft he hands over the command to his first officer, George Kirk (Chris Hemsworth). Kirk's wife is going into labour as he remains behind, and the timeline that should have played out is drastically altered...
After the last Star Trek movie was a financial disappointment and for the first time in almost two decades there was no Trek series on television, Paramount looked to be in no hurry to begin afresh, but that was precisely what TV superproducer J.J. Abrams had in mind when he decided to reboot the franchise, as so many pop culture institutions had done since around the beginning of the twenty-first century. Never mind complaining that there were no new ideas in Hollywood when the movie powers that be could simply stick with the familiar, the tried and tested, the concepts that had already shown their mettle as enduring and more importantly, lucrative.
So while Doctor Who and James Bond and their ilk were making impressive comebacks, why not allow Star Trek to join the party? After all, there were still plenty of fans and even those with passing knowledge of the series had heard of Captain Kirk and Mr Spock, the latter in particular being one of the truly great characters that the sixties ever brought to television. But that distinction was important, as the film versions of the original which started in 1979 were very much big budget versions of the episodes, a little longer, but still operating in the same small screen universe no matter how expansive the plotting or advanced the special effects. So was what Abrams adopted any more cinematic? He was a producer who made his name on the box, after all.
And the truth is, the same feeling of dinky series in a flash suit affected the 2009 Star Trek as much as it did the movies throughout the eighties and nineties, but for the fans this was no obstacle for having something to champion once again as the film became one of the massive blockbuster successes of its summer. The "early years" concept is nothing that will surprise, but it's not about nasty shocks, it's about the warm familiar glow so in spite of a new cast in the roles, Abrams and his screenwriters Robert Orci and Alex Kurtzman stuck close to the template and detail fashioned by Gene Roddenberry all those years ago, with references and in-jokes that even casual viewers will pick up on, as well as more specialised indications that they knew what they were dealing with and were not simply upstarts.
What they did with the plot was clever, establishing a new set of adventures by the use of that old favourite, time travel. So Nero has gone back in time to wreak his vengeance on the Federation for not doing enough to stop the destruction of his home planet, but all is not lost as there's a certain Mr Spock being dragged through that temporal wormhole too, a much older version of the one we have been follwing, and Leonard Nimoy does indeed look a few centuries older than his replacement, Zachary Quinto. Chris Pine is our new Kirk, cockier than ever but promising and capable under pressure, and thankfully each of the cast offer up refreshing readings of what could have been simple impersonations. Some complained that the philosphical element had been jettisoned, but they seem to forget that this could often be the show's weakness with its pat conclusions, never mind that William Shatner got into a fistfight just about every week. It is jarring how much violence is used to solve the problems, yes, but action was what this was about, along with the feeling that you'd been reacquainted with old friends. Music by Michael Giacchino.
Reviewer: Graeme Clark
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You might notice some changes when you next go shopping for an air conditioner, with a new energy ratings label being introduced.
That's because the government will change the regulatory requirements for air conditioners in Australia to help cut energy bills and make it easier for consumers to choose a unit that best suits their needs. The new ratings labels are set to be introduced in April 2020.
The new rules set minimum energy performance standards and labelling requirements for air conditioners of up to 65 kilowatts in capacity. This applies to single and double duct portable air conditioners, double duct portable reverse cycle evaporative coolers and ducted air conditioning.
Portable air conditioners have previously been exempt from regulations around the use of energy ratings labels.
The existing rating method does not take into account the impact that climate has on performance and use of air con. Consumers also are unable to compare the energy-efficiency of portable air conditioners with other types.
The principle change from the current requirements is the introduction of a Zoned Energy Rating Label which includes information on the energy-efficiency and annual electricity usage of that air conditioner across three climate zones – hot, average and cold – instead of just one.
It will also take into account the noise level produced by the unit when operating under full load.
Energy Minister Angus Taylor said: "Higher minimum energy performance standards will prevent the least efficient air conditioners from being supplied into Australia, reducing both energy costs and consumption.
"The label will display star ratings and annual energy consumption figures for three different climate zones, rather than just one, so shoppers can choose the one that's right for where they live.
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"It was a great thrill," Harrison told the Races WA.
"It's great to come back and see all my old owners and everything.
Media Baron, ridden by Troy Turner, came from last to win the Geraldton Cup, edging out No Say In It by a neck with Freedom By Choice a long-neck away third.
It ended a long losing spell for Media Baron that stretched back to a Pinjarra maiden victory over 15 months back when he defeated Perceptive Miss.
Harrison admits the long gap between wins, 13 starts, was a source of frustration after Media Baron flashed potential in three-year-old ranks last season.
He ran placings in the Group 2 WA Derby (2400m), the Listed Roberts Stakes (1800m) and Listed Lex Piper Stakes (1600m). He also finished fourth in the Listed Melvista Stakes (2200m).
"He has been a little unlucky in a lot of races," Harrison said.
"He just can't seem to keep up in the shorter ones.
"Most Written Tycoon's can't get more than about 1600m, but he his crying out for ground and an exception to the rule.
Media Baron extended the dominance of Perth gallopers in the Geraldton Cup to a decade.
The four-year-old also gave Turner his second victory in the race after guiding Black Tycoon (2013).
Harrison is confident Media Baron can add to his Geraldton Cup triumph.
"I seriously think he will be a nice stayer next preparation," Harrison said.
"As a five and six-year-old he will be a serious stayer.