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Philippe Jules François Mancini (Paris,  - Paris, ), duc de Nevers, dit de Nivernais, prince de Vergagne, marquis de Donzy, petit-neveu de Mazarin et neveu de Madame de Montespan, gentilhomme français.

Biographie
Fils de Philippe Mancini et de Diane Gabrielle de Damas de Thianges, il épouse en 1709 Marianna Spinola, dite Marie-Anne. Ils auront pour fils unique l'académicien Louis-Jules Mancini-Mazarini, dernier duc de Nevers.

En 1707, il ne peut hériter du titre de duc de Nivernais de son père, à cause du défaut d'enregistrement du duché au parlement de Paris. En 1709, il hérite de son beau-père Spinola le titre de prince de Vergagne/Vergano Novarese et de grand d'Espagne.

En 1720, il arrive à faire enregistrer par le parlement des lettres de confirmation du duché de Nevers. En 1730, il abdique le duché au profit de son fils, et est connu dès lors sous le titre de duc de Dionziois.

Le , mainlevée est donnée à Paul-Édouard (Colbert) d'Estouteville, maréchal des camps et armées du roi, et Anne Marie Thérèse Spinola, son épouse, par Marie Anne Spinola épouse de Philippe Mazarin Mancini, duc de Nivernais, de l'opposition par elle formée contre la cession faite par lesdits époux d'Estouteville de la terre de Westpelaer qui était affectée à la garantie du lot échu à ladite duchesse de Nevers dans le partage fait entre elles (sœurs) de la succession du prince (Jean-Baptiste) Spinola, (leur père).

Notes et références

Bibliographie
 Louis Mathieu Poussereau,  Philippe Jules François Mancini-Mazarini article sur Les Derniers ducs de Nevers: depuis 1659 dans : '' Revue du Nivernais du , p.46-48.

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Q: Clear html5 form error When using html5 form validation it seems impossible to clear the error state from it.
The problem is on a radio button group that is required. When trying to submit it with no radio button selected, it will highlight all the radios as errors.
Then when i select 1 radio the error disappears, but when doing a from.reset() which will clear the selected radio, it will generate an error since no radios are selected.
I have found no way to circumvent this. I've tried using setCustomValidity('') but did not work.
Also temporarily disabling validation and re enabling it will also not work.
For the the only way is to completely remove the from from the dom and regeneration it.
Removing only the radio buttons and regenerating them will not work (atleast with the same ids).
Any idea?
See fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/KDkvE/
Do not select an option and press 'Next'. Then press reset. In firefox this will not clear the red borders around the radio buttons.
<form>
<option name='test' type='radio' value='1' required/>
<option name='test' type='radio' value='2' required/>

<input type="submit" name="submitbutton" id="submitbutton" value="next">
<input type='reset' value='Reset'/>
</form>

A: Was searching for an elegant solution to this myself, but as no one clever has so far answered it, I will have to provide this un-elegant solution:
<input type="radio" name="radio_button_name" onclick="for(i=0;i<this.form[ this.name ].length;i++){ this.form[ this.name ][i].setCustomValidity('') }" oninvalid="custom validation message">

The problem seems to be that you need to reset the validating custom message for each radio button, not just the one you are clicking.

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Clockwise, beginning at the top right: Yang (Final Fantasy), Mario (Super Mario Bros.), Dr. Eggman (Sonic the Hedgehog), Dr. Wily (Mega Man), Wario (Super Mario Bros.), Naked Snake (Metal Gear Solid), Don Paolo (Professor Layton) and Marvin Grossberg (Ace Attorney).
This is a collection of magnificent video game mustaches: a stache stash, if you will. Which is best? My money is on Mario's mustache. It lacks the extravagant flair and staggering size of the competition, yet it boasts an understated charm.
This post was originally published on May 8, 2013. TMTF shall return with new content on April 20, 2015!
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World Science Day
Data Data Everywhere, Whose is it to Give?
The rise of the fitness wearable device industry has come hand in hand with some serious concerns about the information they collect. how does one control the information given out? How much information is actually given out? Who has access to this information? The promise of a fitter future is too enticing to let go. But in all this wishful thinking, we need to be aware of the implications.
The Bastion Staff –
Written by Sourya Reddy & Swagam Dasgupta
It was a bone-dry morning in the middle of May, much like any other summer in Delhi. Although the clock was just hitting 8 am, the sweat was rolling off my skin to the point that after a bath, it was quite difficult to say whether I was actually clean or not.
I walked out of my room to the sound of footsteps continuously moving around the house, which I just realized was happening for a while, accompanying MS Subbalaxmi's Vishnu Sahasranamam in the background. As I sat in the hall to pick up the daily dose of both 'our nation is going to hell' and 'our nation is Modi nation', my mother strode past, brisk walking like a true woman on a mission. She went on to take several rounds of the house, stopping only for a brief sip of the usual morning filter coffee.
On one of these rounds, I noticed that she held her phone in her hand. Not that it is unusual for somebody in this day and age to do so, but she kept checking it at one-minute intervals. As she sat down a little over half an hour later, I asked her what she was up to.
"I have to reach 10,000 steps today, but we have our group puja today from the afternoon on. I don't know when else I can walk!"
Surprised at the exact measure of 10,000 steps that she pointed out, I asked her why meeting this exact number was important, as opposed to the regular 45 minutes of walking. Scoffing at my seemingly caveman-era question, she said,
"Aren't you the one who grew up with all this technology? What a useless fellow. There's an app you see, that measures exactly how much I need to walk to meet my quota. Maybe you should use it, sitting around the house doesn't seem to be doing you much good!"
While she did have a point about my lack of exercise, the change in my mother's strictness and appetite towards fitness, seemingly bolstered by this app, piqued my interest.
The Rise of the Wearables
Apps like the one above are more or less becoming a vital part of everyday life. Wearable devices, health trackers and remote monitoring devices have become core offerings of some of the biggest tech companies like Google fit, Samsung Galaxy Watch or the Apple Watch for example.
The wearable tech industry is expected to reach $54 billion by 2023. The scope of wearable devices and health apps reach far beyond our usual conception of fitness. These technologies have changed the way individuals can lead healthier lives by managing chronic diseases such as diabetes— Constant Glucose Monitoring (CGM) systems allow diabetic patients to track their real-time glucose measurements throughout the day and night.
There is no doubt that these devices have disrupted the healthcare industry for the better by empowering consumers with the ability to take control of their health and overall fitness. But, this information empowerment does not come for free. The foundation of this technology lies within the data we produce, essentially making us the product.
Who cares if we are the product, as long as we are also the beneficiaries, right? Well, that depends on whether this tradeoff between the data we produce and the health information we receive can be exploited without our knowledge or understanding. If we had the assurance that our data would be used solely for the purpose of ensuring personalised health outcomes, then yes, everything would be fine. But if that isn't the case, then we open ourselves up to some serious concerns.
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What's the Worst That Could Happen, Right?
Sources: This infographic looks solely at consumer fitness trackers and smartwatches. There is also a multitude of other specialized sports wearables worn by professional and semi-professional athletes that collect a lot more sensitive data. Source: Lifewire.com, wareable.com and Wearable Devices and their Implementation in Various Domains
What happens when wearable device manufacturers and insurance companies work together? The US gives us a glimpse of what's to come. In late 2018, the insurance giant John Hancock announced a program that "offers policyholders discounted premiums if they agree to wear a tracking device that monitors their health". These 'interactive insurance' schemes are meant to incentivize fitness and lower insurance cost. But what happens if we aren't living healthy enough? Depending on the present state of our health and the predictive capabilities of these companies' analytics, we could face higher insurance premiums or even policy cancellations.
Let's take it a step further. Imagine a scenario in which the company we work for subscribes to such an insurance policy. In effect, every employee in that company will have a fitness band or a smartwatch strapped around their wrist. In this case, our data could be accessible to the insurance company as well as our employer.
Our location, eating and sleeping habits, heart rate, and even maybe our stress levels — all open to view and analyze by our bosses. Although this might be a nudge for a fitter workforce, who is to say that employers will — as asked by The Washington Post — "favour the healthiest employees while punishing or stigmatizing those who are less healthy, or who show signs of unhealthy behaviour such as heavy drinking or drug use?"
Both these scenarios depict an eerie and extreme picture of what might come about in the near future. However, we need not wait that long to be concerned. Just last year Indian organizations lost close to ₹12.8 crores to breaches in their data security systems. An average of 35,636 records were compromised per data breach. If this is the present scenario, then what are the chances that health data — something so sensitive and monetizable — will be safe from data breaches?
Wearables and the Law
Wearable devices and fitness apps have the potential to nudge society towards a fitter future. They also increase the possibility of malicious actors misusing our data if we do not take its protection seriously.
Given that many of these devices are developed in the US, people mistakenly assume that these technologies must be compliant with US laws — the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) or the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA). This is not necessarily true; data produced from participant-based wellness programs need not be in accordance with these laws. As consumers, we need to be informed and aware of the laws that protect our data.
India requires a legal framework that protects this data while simultaneously ensuring that it can only be shared with the right people — such as healthcare professionals — and requires our informed consent.
Fortunately, we aren't far from putting such laws into effect. Both the Digital Information Security in Healthcare Act (DISHA) and the Srikrishna committee draft on Personal Data Protection (PDP) are proposed measures to ensure personal data protection. However, they take a very different approach to protecting health data.
According to Ikigai Law — a law firm for technology and innovation-led businesses — the PDP bill and DISHA are incongruent when it comes to the terms used, definition and fundamental concepts. Private and public organizations are likely to prefer the PDP bill because of its lenient approach. However, health is an extremely sensitive and personal topic and requires the strict protection of DISHA. As a result, there is an immediate need to align the PDP bill with that of DISHA when it comes to health information.
What Can We do as Consumers?
The Fitbit, Apple Watch, Moov Now, Samsung Gear Fit 2.0 — these devices have the ability to empower us to take control of our health and well-being. No wonder we buy them almost instantly, once they hit the shelves. As we should. The promise of a fitter future is too enticing to let go. But in all this wishful thinking, we need to be aware of the implications. As with any technology, these too are double-edged swords that can change our life for the better or worse.
With both the PDP bill and DISHA coming into play in the near future, we, as consumers should seek to empower ourselves not only with the smartwatches on our wrists but with knowledge of the law and how best we can safeguard our best-kept secret — our health.
This is the second part of a series on Sports and Data. You can read Part I here.
Featured image courtesy DetroitBORG
The Bastion Staff
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The primary distinction between data warehouses and data marts is the extent of their operations. A data warehouse contains information from all departments within a company – https://www.mighty.digital/blog/data-warehouse-vs-data-mart-know-the-difference , while a data mart has information from a single department or business unit. In order to address the individual demands of each customer, it is critical that organisations distinguish between them.
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PRESS RELEASE – The Vaughan A. Lewis Institute for Research and Innovation was established in 2016 to be the driver for research and innovation and a catalyst for discussion and discourse on issues which impact on the social, political and economic development of the Saint Lucia and the wider region.
In the last year much has changed in the international political landscape which impacts directly on the way forward for national development in Saint Lucia and the wider Caribbean.
In this regard VALIRI in association with the Sir Arthur Lewis Community College and the GEF SGP UNDP will provide a forum for the discussion on what those changes mean for national development. On Thursday 4th May 2017 we invite the general public to a lecture by the former CARICOM Ambassador to Haiti, Mr. Earl Huntley. The topic of the lecture is "Small States and the Post Brexit World Order ".
BREXIT – the referendum of 23rd June 2016 in which the British people voted for the United Kingdom to withdraw from the European Union, was a decision, which reverberated around the for it signaled a change in the international order which has been in existence since 1945 and which has been characterized by, among other things, multilateralism, regional integration of which the European Union has been the prime example and more recently the phenomenon of globalisation. That world order also gave rise to the independence and emergence of today's small developing states although it has not always been kind to them.
While much attention has been paid to the implications of BREXIT for the major powers and international institutions which have shaped the international order, the lecture by Ambassador Earl Stephen Huntley will explore the meaning and consequences of the Brexit World Order for Small States which form the majority of countries in the world.
Ambassador Earl Stephen Huntley is well poised to speak on this issue since he is a former Saint Lucian diplomat with extensive experience in diplomacy as well as in media communications. He held several senior level positions, in the diplomatic service of Saint Lucia and was also the Caribbean Community's Representative in Haiti from 2008 – 2013.
Ambassador Huntley has been deeply involved in the regional integration movement, with his first involvement being as Secretary to the Committee on Joint Overseas Representation of the WISA Council of Ministers (1980). He wrote the Report on Joint Overseas Representation which became the basis for the Treaty of Basseterre establishing the OECS.
He was the Secretary of the Regional Constituent Assembly on Windward Islands Political Union (1990-1992) and a Consultant to the OECS on the revision of the Treaty of Basseterre, producing the paper, "The Treaty of Basseterre and OECS Economic Union" which recommended the modalities for creating an OECS Economic Union. He served on a number of CARICOM Committees on "Options for Governance in the Caribbean Community "(2003-2004).
The lecture will be delivered at the Dolphins Conference Room at the Bay Gardens Beach Resort in Rodney Bay Village on Thursday 4th May 2017 at 7:30 p.m.
Why not a more national focus? That is so academic.
Even the issue of Brexit is too broad to be meaningful to us. This is just a talk shop.
We have a tourism sector as our main locomotive engine for growth, why are we not having this in the statement of purpose for getting some actionable items? I have television to watch, as entertainment already. Ppppleeeezzze.


I am organizing a critical edit-a-thon at the University of Washington with Amanda Menking, a doctoral student in the University of Washington Information School. I am a graduate student at UC San Diego in Communication and Science Studies. I am currently a Visiting Graduate Researcher at the University of Washington in the Department of Communication.
Purpose: This event aims to address the gender gap on Wikipedia through a community-building conversation and hands-on editing session. The four-hour event will bring together dialogues in feminist theory that serve to address missing voices on Wikipedia with an editing session. The event is open to the public. Outreach efforts will be most concentrated at the University of Washington and will include classroom visits, social media and listserv publicity, personalized invitations to graduate students, faculty and staff, and paper flyers.
The organizers are members of the Cascadia Wikimedians User Group, which is an affiliated sponsor. Cascadia Wikimedians have volunteered to participate in the event and assist with the hands on component of the edit-a-thon.
Current affiliated sponsors: UW Department of Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies, UW Information School, UW Research Commons, UW Communication Department, and the Cascadia Wikimedians User Group.
Funding will help us offset the cost of childcare and refreshments. A detailed budget is below. We are prioritizing childcare in our budget to ensure that care work, a burden which often falls on the shoulders of women, does not impede participation in the event.
The Wikimedia Foundation has prioritized addressing the gender gap among English-language editors in order to achieve the Wikipedia vision of an engaged, diversity of contributors to help improve articles and content. Supporting 'I Love To You': Critical Wikipedia Edit-a-thon is an opportunity for the Wikimedia Foundation to align with an outreach project that seeks to addresses the gender gap in a critical and generative fashion. Our event will provide both a training session which draws on existing Wikipedia educational resources and energies, which may invite new participants, and will be a community building conversation about how to address systemic bias beyond individual contributors.
One practical avenue we will suggest during the event to counterbalance systemic bias is making contributions using the Countering Systemic Bias Open Tasks List and/or the WikiProject Feminism page.
By March 15, 2015. We will pay out-of-pocket for our event costs on Feb. 14, 2015 and seek reimbursement within 30 days.
This request is for $250 to offset the cost of refreshments and childcare. The remaining funds are currently being secured through partnership and sponsorship efforts.
Childcare costs are estimates from a local, licensed and insured agency. Estimate is for one provider per four children. Final cost may vary based on number of children. Participants will be asked to indicate their need for childcare through an event RSVP by 1/20/2015.
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Big data and healthcare analytics are reshaping the way companies think about workplace benefits. Technology has become incredibly effective at analyzing healthcare information and companies that take advantage of this data are seeing some real benefits. By using big data, you can design a more effective benefits plan for your company.
Big data refers to the massive amount of information encountered by businesses every day. In the past, there was so much data that it was impossible to keep track of it and analyze it properly. Today, we can do much more with big data because computers can process more information than people and at a much higher speed. Once collected, this information can be analyzed to identify trends, predict future outcomes and make more informed business decisions.
Healthcare analytics uses big data to better understand healthcare services. You can use healthcare analytics to examine the unique demographics of your workforce, predict their medical needs and estimate your future costs. You can also use healthcare analytics to fix inefficiencies in your plan that are wasting money so you can offer other, better benefits to your employees.
When you set up your health insurance plan, your insurer will offer you a few different combinations of benefits and cost structures. The most cost-effective plan for your company depends on how your employees will use the plan. For example, do your employees use enough medical care to justify a plan with higher monthly premiums but lower out-of-pocket costs? To figure this out, you have to guess how your employees will use their healthcare plans. And, once you've settled on your best guess, you have to run the numbers for each plan yourself, which can mean a complicated calculation.
Big data and health analytics firms can run the simulations for you. Based on your company demographics, your employees' previous health issues and healthcare industry trends, they can accurately predict how much you would spend under different health insurance plans.
Health analytics companies can also uncover trends in your workforce, which may help you design a plan that better fits the needs of your employees. For example, they might discover that your employees see doctors and specialists more often than average subscribers, so you may want to choose a plan that includes lower co-payments for office visits.
Employers are somewhat limited in helping employees make better healthcare decisions because an employee's health information is private. However, health insurance companies have more opportunities. They can track your employees' medical histories, which gives them the chance to identify problems as they start to develop. For example, using big data, they can accurately predict whether someone is likely to develop diabetes based on his or her preliminary symptoms.
Then, a healthcare representative can step in and give your employees valuable advice that will hopefully prevent small problems from developing into much more serious and more expensive ones. However, not all health insurance companies are using big data, which means they are missing this important advantage. As you compare plans, ask what each provider is doing with big data so you can find one that will provide this service.
There's a good chance both you and your employees are using your benefits inefficiently. You might be offering benefits that are underused and not that valuable to your employees. For example, you might not realize that your employees are not taking advantage of your vision plan. At the same time, employees might be making poor decisions that prove costly for your plan, such as going to see specialists for conditions that a lower-cost family physician could treat.
A healthcare analytics firm can track your healthcare benefits and give you recommendations for ways you can tweak your plan to eliminate inefficiencies. They can also suggest additional programs that your employees might find useful (such as smoking cessation or weight loss) and let you know if it seems like your employees don't understand the full value of their benefits so you can adjust your communications strategy accordingly.
As healthcare costs continue to rise, employers need to use every possible strategy to control costs. Big data and healthcare analytics can help you choose a health insurance plan that fits the unique needs of your workforce while saving both you and your employees money.
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Learn how to embroider all the elements of a typical English country garden and then apply your knowledge to create twelve exciting projects to keep or give as gifts.
Be inspired to embroider all the elements of an idyllic English country garden. Suitable for beginners as well as accomplished embroiderers, Lorna Bateman's beautiful book includes 12 practical projects for you to make and adorn with exquisite floral motifs.
Lorna walks you through a variety of stitches including raised and textured stitches, teaching you to embroider individual flowers with them and how to incorporate these into an original garden motif. For the nature enthusiast, there is plenty to get excited about: an AZ of English garden flowers and how to stitch them; a section on stitching common garden insects; and how to embroider iconic garden imagery such as birdbaths and garden ornaments.
Roses are the archetypal cottage flower and Lorna describes how to incorporate a climbing rose, rose spray and standard rose in your designs.
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Satterwhite family remembers their daughter with generous toy donation.
Satterwhite family recently made a generous donation of new toys to children receiving care at St. Anthony in memory of their daughter, Hailey.
The family of Hailey Satterwhite recently made a generous donation of new toys to children receiving care at St. Anthony. Hailey's Toys for Healing was started in memory of Hailey Satterwhite of Carroll, Iowa by her parents Chris and Jannelle, along with her little brother Connor. Hailey passed away on July 5, 2018 from dyskeratosis congenita at 10 years of age.
Since age 4, Hailey had been in and out of the hospital multiple times along with many, many clinic visits. She became such a pro at having her blood drawn, she would tell the lab tech which arm and vein looked the best that day. She was always very brave, but a toy or prize for a job well done - or simply to pass the time - always brought a smile to her face. With Hailey's Toys for Healing, her family hopes to make hospital and clinic visits a little easier for kids.
Along with Hailey's parents and brother, shown here receiving toys for children at St. Anthony are (from left) Brittany Boell, RN; Trish Roberts, Development Director, Amanda Grade, CNA; Trama Vetter, RN; Kelsey Wagner, LPN; Susan Teggatz, MD; Joanna Petersen, RN; Kayla McCarty, PTA; Dee Schoessler, RN; and Karen Koster, PT, DPT. On behalf of our Administration and Staff, we thank the Satterwhite family for sharing Hailey's Toys for Healing with our pediatric patients!


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Ms King is the new head of school
Ms Deanne King's previous post has been at Saint David's Marist Inanda, where she was an English teacher, deputy head academics and a "housemaster". She has the attributes needed to take the school forward: she is well-organised, with a holistic view, and a great facilitator and peace-maker; she has a background in the arts, (one grandfather was an accomplished sculptor), an interest in sport and a competitive spirit; she is even-handed, and committed to seeing the benefits of a great school shared with others.
Ms King imbibes the school's history as she stands below the iconic Angel Door
Ms King at her induction
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October 3, 2022 • Zalina Wälchli • blog • moringa
We all want to live long, healthy lives. Holistic health practitioners believe that many of the diseases conventionally accepted as part of 'getting old' are mainly due to an unhealthy lifestyle rather than a consequence of chronological ageing. But it's never too late to change, even if we are advanced in years!
According to nutritional experts, there is no single food overall kind of food that can provide all the nutrition, health benefits and energy we need to nourish ourselves. The 2020–2025 U.S. Dietary Guidelines suggest healthy eating patterns by combining healthy food groups' healthy choices while paying awareness to calorie limits and consumption.
Over the years, studies have shown that healthy dietary patterns can reduce the risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and certain types of cancers. Over years of progressive studies and research, nutritional experts explain that a few types of foods can be identified for special nutritional recognition called "superfood." These "superfoods" offer vital nutrients that can power-pack your meals and snacks and further enhance a healthy eating pattern.
What are "superfoods"?
Those are different kinds of foods, collectively named for their high concentrations of vitamins, minerals, phytonutrients and particularly antioxidants. Scientifically speaking, though, there is no formal explanation of a superfood other than to say it is a food that offers levels of beneficial nutrients linked to promoting healthy ageing or preventing disease and sickness.
In this blog article, I will explore one of the top ranking superfoods - Moringa oleifera — also known as "tree of life," and "miracle tree" — it's one of the most nutritious plants in the world. It has a wide range of nutritional and bioactive compounds, including essential amino acids, carbohydrates, fibre, vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients, making this plant a powerful plant food to be reckoned with.
Native to Northern India and East Africa, you'll find the two most popular species in those regions, although there are 13 different species in total.
According to research, Moringa has been used in phytomedicine and ayurvedic healing for centuries. The benefits of moringa were recognized long ago when used in Ayurveda medicine over 4,000 years ago.
Also, my own personal heath and wellness journey, my Indian heritage and exposure to ayurvedic lifestyle and rituals since birth in Trinidad and Tobago have helped me achieve an ACE immune system, zero illness, amplified energy, and optimal health.
What is Moringa?
The whole Moringa plant is edible. "Moringa oleifera leaves, seeds, bark, roots, sap and flowers are widely used in traditional medicine, oils are used in skin care and the leaves and immature seed pods are used as food products.
The launch of Zalina`s Moringa earlier in 2022 was a mission accomplished to make such a beautiful plant accessible to my global community.
Moringa oleifera Lam is a highly valued plant distributed in many countries of the tropics and subtropics. It has a magnificent range of medicinal uses with high nutritional value.
1. Highly Nutritious
Moringa is rich in antioxidants, protein, magnesium, vitamin, calcium and potassium. It also contains five times the amount of iron as kale; what a plus!
Overall, moringa is rich in macro- and micronutrients and other bioactive compounds which are vital for the normal functioning of the body and prevention of many diseases.
Moringa provides all nine essential amino acids. Research shows moringa fights inflammation, supports brain and cardiovascular health and reduces liver damage.
2. It helps fight against inflammation
Inflammation is a physiological response that happens in the body to protect against infection and restore body tissue injury. According to research, moringa contains inflammation-fighting nutrients including phytonutrients, antioxidants and antibacterial compounds. Together, these powerful compounds fight inflammation in the body by targeting free radicals (compounds that damage cells) and as a result reduces oxidative stress, inflammation and fights disease. One study suggests that moringa contains two compounds - quercetin, a potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory agent, and isothiocyanates, which aid in detoxification and have anti-inflammatory effects and help reduce inflammation associated with chronic diseases.
3. Bolster your sex drive?
Stress is one of the major culprits than can negatively impact sexual drive? It can throw libido on a spiral by increasing cortisol and decreasing the feel-good endorphins - oxytocin, dopamine. Sexual function is a very complex process that involves the brain, hormones, emotions, nerves and muscles, which are very sensitive to stress. Many herbs known to be considered aphrodisiacs have long been used to enhance libido — and moringa might be one of them. Animal studies found that moringa may boost may boost testosterone and reduce cortisol, thereby supporting libido. While this may be true, there is still not enough empirical evidence to prove that moringa leaves may have significant beneficial effects on male sexual dysfunction by stress.
3. Bolster energize daily
If you're looking for a boost of energy, you might want to consider moringa in your morning routine. t's rich in vitamins and minerals, especially iron and vitamins C and D, nutrients involved in energy-yielding metabolism. Moringa also contains B vitamins which helps sustain long-term energy and supports healthy metabolic processes. From my experience, I feel so alive and energetic after adding a huge scoop in my smoothies, oatmeal and protein shakes
4. It may support focus, balance mood
The extract of plants like moringa and its effect on enhancing cognition and mood continues to be studied extensively. Moringa may boost cognition given its amino acid and vitamin profile. It contains tryptophan, an aid to serotonin - the feel good hormone that works in the reward centres of your brain and supports cognition and brain function. Moringa contains vitamin C and E which are potent antioxidants that help reduce oxidative stress to the brain, a major factor in the development of chronic brain dysfunction and disorders.
5. It stabilises sugar
Moringa is believed to help in blood sugar balance due to its chlorogenic acid and isothiocyanates. Chlorogenic acid can potentially control blood sugar levels by regulating the cells uptake or release of glucose (sugar) following a meal. According to Dr. Sreenauth, the use of moringa to aid in blood sugar balance with positive effects on fasting blood sugar levels, insulin levels, HbA1c and overall blood glucose control in those that consume moringa powder.
6. It has slow ageing properties
Are you afraid of growing older? According to research, Moringa is packed with antioxidants like flavonoids and polyphenols, which may combat premature wrinkles and keep your skin looking youthful. Its compounds have powerful anti-inflammatory effects and its anti-aging benefits on skincare are promising but research is still ongoing.
7. It may reduce blood pressure
If you struggle with high blood pressure, adding moringa to your diet regularly might make a difference, especially when your routine includes exercise and a nutrient-rich diet. Moringa powder has anti-hypertensive properties because it contains quercetin. "This antioxidant decreases oxidative stress on the heart and helps to stabilize blood pressure management systems in the body," says Dr. Sreenauth. If you are taking blood pressure medications, you'll want to speak to your healthcare provider before considering moringa as it may result in your blood pressure becoming too low.
8. It can help with digestion
If you struggle with digestive problems like bloating, constipation, the fibre found in moringa may help keep you regular. "It contains soluble fibers as well as insoluble fibers," Dr. Sreenauth says. Both forms of fiber have many health benefits, especially for digestion. Soluble fiber dissolves in water and turns to gel, slowing digestion and keeping you fuller for longer, while insoluble fiber adds bulk to the stool, making it much easier to pass through the digestive tract, therefore reducing constipation. Not only that, moringa's nutrition profile contains compounds that help promote the beneficial bacteria in the gut.
9. It may improve cholesterol
Having healthy cholesterol levels is crucial in preventing heart disease. The good news is that "moringa has the potential to decrease cholesterol," Smith says. According to one study, moringa has hypocholesterolemic (lipid-lowering) and antiatherescotic (prevents the buildup of plaques in artery walls) activities which supports a healthy heart.
Does moringa have side effects?
Moringa is a powerful plant and when consumed in large quantities, some people may experience stomach upset, abdominal pain or other digestive issues. "If you're pregnant or nursing, avoid consuming moringa as the chemicals found in the root, bark and flowers can be harmful," Smith says.
Additionally, moringa may have interactions with some medications. If you're interested in giving moringa a try, it's best to start with a small dose, like half to one teaspoon per day. Jones adds that, "over 70 grams of moringa daily may cause vitamin and mineral toxicity." It's recommended to consult with your healthcare provider before adding moringa to your everyday routine to be on the safe side.
Here are tips to consider when buying moringa:
Look for organic, 100% pure moringa leaves.
Moringa leaf powder should be stored in an air-tight container in a cool and dark environment.
Look at the expiration date and shelf-life
How to use moringa powder
Moringa is versatile and can be added to a variety of recipes, from meals to snacks and beverages, too. Moringa has a similar taste to matcha (green tea ground into a powdered form). It's tough to characterize, but it has been described as having an earthy, grassy or green flavor.
Using moringa:
Add to your morning smoothie (see recipe)
Sprinkle in hummus (see recipe)
Add to guacamole or your favorite dip
Add to soups and salads
Stir into a pasta sauce or pesto
Bake into cookies and cakes
Make tea by adding the leaves to hot water, steep and add your favorite sweetener
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Reasons for concern: This plant easily outcompetes native plants, resulting in dense monocultures and a reduction in native plant diversity very important to wildlife and pollinators. The seeds germinate quickly and can lie dormant in the soil for many years, prolonging the life of an established population. Sharp burrs cause serious injury to people, pets, wildlife, bicycle and vehicle tires, and livestock, and are easily spread by vehicles, pedestrians, and animals, resulting in even larger populations.
Botanical description: Mat-forming, fast-growing broadleaf plant.
Leaves: Each small, hairy leaf is subdivided into 4 to 8 pairs of smaller leaflets, opposite each other on stems.
Stem(s): Grows low to the ground, forming dense mats 2 to 5 feet in diameter. Can grow almost erect in dense vegetation. Hairy, trailing stems radiate out from a central point at the taproot.
Flowers: Bright yellow, with five petals. Appear in the axil, where the leaf meets the stem. Open only in the morning. Blooms July through September.
Seeds: Seedpod is a cluster of 5 flat spiny burrs, containing up to 5 seeds. It breaks apart at maturity.
Roots: Deep taproot branching into network of fine rootlets.
Where it grows: Dry or gravely sites. Roadsides, waste places, pastures, fields, railroad tracks. Prefers dry, well-drained, sandy sites below 7,000 feet in elevation.
Reproduction: By seed Goathead habit.
Weedy characteristics: Goathead thrives in hot and dry conditions where other plants cannot. Its dense mat smothers out other species. It can start flowering within 3 weeks of germination, and continues to flower all summer. Depending on the moisture available, it typically produces 200 to 5,000 seeds in one growing season. Seeds can remain dormant in the soil for 5 years. Its roots are hard to remove.
Control strategies: Do not let them flower and go to seed! Prevent the seeds from spreading. Seedlings are easy to remove by hand pulling, and older plants can be pulled or dug out. Rake or sweep up any burrs that may have dropped. Tilling can be effective before seed production. Frequently monitor a population for new plants. Plant desirable native species to outcompete invasives. Herbicides are effective on small, actively growing plants. Contact your local county extension office for more information on chemical control.


Junior forward Natachia Watkins (50) led the way for EMU with 18 points in Wednesday's 63-56 loss to CMU.
The loss did not impact the team's position in the Mid-American Conference tournament, which starts Saturday. The ladies are still solidified in the eighth spot.
Wednesday also marked Senior Day for the Eagles. In a pre-game ceremony, the team honored its three seniors: forward Taylor Bird and centers (and roommates) India Hairston and Chelsea Hite.
Hite finished the game with 13 points on 5-of-9 shooting. She was also a perfect 3-of-3 from the free throw line. She played 12 minutes off the bench.
After the game, EMU coach Tory Verdi praised Hite for her hard work this season.
Leading the Eagles (8-21, 6-10 MAC) in scoring was junior forward Natachia Watkins. She scored 18 points on 7-of-12 shooting and made 4-of-8 free throw attempts.
Rounding out the scoring for EMU was junior guard Desyree Thomas, who scored 12 points on 6-of-13 shooting.
For CMU (18-11, 12-4 MAC), four players scored in double digits. Taylor Johnson led the way with 17 points in 32 minutes off the bench.
Crystal Bradford earned a double-double with 14 points and 17 rebounds in 36 minutes.
Niki DiGuilio and Brandie Baker each scored 11 points for the Chippewas.
The stand-out statistic of the night was EMU shooting 0-of-9 from three-point range, as opposed to CMU shooting 5-of-18.
Both teams came out swinging in the first half. Each team led by no more than six points in the half, and going into the break the Eagles only trailed 30-28.
For CMU, 15 of those points came from second-chance opportunities. Verdi said his team's biggest adjustment at the half needed to be to cut down on those opportunities.
CMU got off to a fast start in the second half. Despite the Eagles attempting to chip away at the Chippewa lead, CMU never looked back and cruised to the seven-point victory.
The next obstacle for the Eagles is the MAC tournament, which starts Saturday afternoon following the men's game vs. the University of Toledo in its final, regular-season game.
Ninth-seed Western Michigan University comes to the Convocation Center fresh off tonight's 58-50 win over Northern Illinois University. Verdi mentioned the need for EMU's defense to step up against the Broncos.
Verdi also hopes the home crowd will play a factor in the game against WMU.
Tip-off is scheduled for 2 p.m., and results can be found after the game on our website.


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Picked clients up at the dock at 4:45 am because they wanted to learn how to catch bait and threw for bait until daylight. Went to a main lake 15' flat and set out 10 planner boards and a bobber rigged with big Gizzards. As soon as we hit the flat we had 4 or 5 lines get boiled then we hooked up. I knew then it may be a long day since we only hooked up on one fish out of 5 boils. Within the next hour we had a bite every 5 minutes. By 9 o'clock we had to go back to the marina to get ice for the fish then we went to catch more bait. I set up on a deeper 20' flat with little respounce from the fish then moved to another deeper flat and got hits on downlines. At one point we had 4 lines go down at once. Today we had over 35 hits, over 20 fish hooked up but we only got 8 Stripers in the boat. I guess that old saying still stands true, you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink! I had 3 great guys onboard today who learned alot and who will catch plenty of Stripers on thier own now.
May 2, 2007: Sunny and hot, Water temp 73* and clear.
Caught bait early , picked clients up and drove uplake to fish. Set out my spread over 15 to 20 foot flats running boards and downlines. The moon was bright again last and the fish were sluggish again this morning to bite. Although we were over fish most of the day, the fish were lethargic and the big fish did not want to feed. I will be glad when we get out of the moon phase and the 'Hogs' start feeding again. We had 26 hits today, the girls boating all their fish they had on and the guys, well they must of felt sorry for the fish and released 8 or 10 between them.
Other than 3 jerks on jet skis running over our lines it was a beautiful Spring day.


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Lambert Haiböck (* 7. Juli 1905 in Wien; † 25. November 1976 daselbst) war ein österreichischer Autor und Journalist.

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Lambert Haiböck wurde am 7. Juli 1905 in Wien als Sohn eines Kanzleirats des k.k. Postsparcassen-Amts geboren. Nach Besuch des Akademischen Gymnasiums in Wien studierte er 1924 bis 1929 an der Universität Wien (erst später, und zwar im Jahr 1944, promovierte er in Berlin zum Dr. phil.). In Wien arbeitete er zunächst als Bibliothekar am Historischen Seminar der Universität Wien. Seit 1933 war Haiböck Mitglied der Vaterländischen Front. Am 1. Juli 1935 trat er in die Österreichische Staatsdruckerei als Redakteur der Wiener Zeitung ein, nachdem er für das Blatt bereits zuvor Beiträge beigesteuert hatte.

Im August 1938 wurde Haiböck zum "Hauptschriftleiter" der "Wiener Zeitung" ernannt. Als solcher hatte er jedoch nur noch deren Liquidierung abzuwickeln. Dies war ihm anlässlich der Amtsübernahme im Wiener Gaupresseamt auch deutlich mitgeteilt worden. Im Februar 1939 wurde der redaktionelle Teil der Wiener Zeitung eingestellt, woraufhin Haiböck aus dem Dienst schied. Ob die "Wiener Zeitung" von August 1938 bis zur Einstellung des redaktionellen Teils im Februar 1939 auf nationalsozialistisch-gemäßigtem Kurs gehalten wurde, wie es Haiböck im Rückblick 1953 darstellte, bedarf laut den Kommunikationswissenschaftlern Fritz Hausjell und Wolfgang Duchkowitsch noch der genaueren Erforschung.

Nach seinem Ausscheiden aus der "Wiener Zeitung" wurde Haiböck von den Nationalsozialisten als Lehrbeauftragter für Presse und Propaganda der Konsularakademie zugewiesen. Sodann bewarb er sich um den Vorstandsposten am zeitungswissenschaftlichen Institut der Universität Wien. Da er zu jenem Zeitpunkt seine Dissertation noch nicht fertiggestellt hatte, zog er die Bewerbung jedoch wieder zurück. 1942 wurde er Mitglied der NSDAP (rückdatiert auf 1938).

1945 wurde er Leiter der Konsularakademie und Direktor der Katholischen Pressezentrale ("Kath-Press"). Am 18. April 1947 wurde er Leiter des Presse-Departments im Bundesministerium für Vermögenssicherung und Wirtschaftsplanung. Ab 1. August 1950 wirkte Haiböck wieder in der Österreichischen Staatsdruckerei, 1956 wurde er – bei gleichzeitiger Verleihung des Direktorentitels – zu deren Verlagsleiter bestellt. Am 13. Dezember 1970 trat er in den Ruhestand. 1964/65 hatte er auch einen Lehrauftrag an der philosophischen Fakultät der Universität Wien zur "Geschichte und Praxis des Verlagswesens" übernommen.

Haiböck veröffentlichte etliche Romane sowie Kunstmonographien und Ausstellungskataloge. Er galt als Experte auf dem Gebiet der Malerei und hatte in der Österreichischen Staatsdruckerei Kunstausstellungen organisiert.

Funktionen
 Vorstandsmitglied der Künstlerischen Volkshochschule Wien
 Vorstandsmitglied der Wiener Cossmann-Gesellschaft
 Vizepräsident der Vereinigung "Die Brücke"

Auszeichnungen
 1952: Berufstitel Professor
 1960: Goldenes Ehrenzeichen für Verdienste um die Republik Österreich

Schriften (Auswahl)
 In den Zeiten, 1952.
 Fast ein Märchen, 1953.
 Flammen über dem Prater, 1954.
 150 Jahre Österreichische Staatsdruckerei. Beilage zur Wiener Zeitung, Österreichische Staatsdruckerei, Wien 1954.
 Malerei und Graphik – Peppino Wieternik. Ausstellungskatalog, Österreichische Staatsdruckerei, Wien 1960.
 mit Walter Koschatzky: Ansichten aus Österreich. 50 Landschaftsbilder aus der Albertina. Österreichische Staatsdruckerei, Wien 1970.

Literatur
 Felix Czeike: Historisches Lexikon Wien, Band 3. Kremayr & Scheriau, Wien 2004, ISBN 3-218-00744-5, S. 26.
 Deutsche Biografische Enzyklopädie, hrsg. von Rudolf Vierhaus, Bd. 4. 2. Ausgabe, K. G. Saur, München 2006, ISBN 978-3-598-25034-7, S. 367.
 Franz Stamprech: Die älteste Tageszeitung der Welt. Werden und Entwicklung der "Wiener Zeitung". Dokumentationen zur europäischen Geschichte, 2. Aufl., Verlag der Österreichischen Staatsdruckerei, Wien 1977, S. 473 f.

Weblinks
 Weiße Flecken, finstere Zeiten auf der Website des Austria-Forums - Verein zur Förderung der Erforschung und Erfassung digitaler Daten mit Österreichbezug, eine Initiative der TU Graz

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Autor
Journalist (Österreich)
Zeitungsjournalist
Chefredakteur
Person (Wiener Zeitung)
Hochschullehrer (Universität Wien)
Träger des Goldenen Ehrenzeichens für Verdienste um die Republik Österreich (1952)
Berufstitel Professor (Österreich)
Person der NS-Propaganda
NSDAP-Mitglied
Österreicher
Geboren 1905
Gestorben 1976
Mann


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We wonder: Is this good enough? Will it land with my audience? Am I doing it right? What if I mess up?
-program management? project management? people management?
But when we allow ourselves to linger too much on each of the options, we just allow confusion to cloud our judgment.
This is how I feel when I am writing blog entries. I give myself about 20-30 minutes to draft an entry. Then I figure out a picture (~5 minutes?) and get it posted up. If I have a little more time on my hands, I spend another 5-10 minutes editing. In total, I spend no more than 45 minutes on each post.
It is not that I don't *think* through ideas when I brainstorm topics. But the writing itself is typically posted without a lot of anguish or delay.
And that's why I can write often without much stress about it. I press the publish button and I let go of the result. I am grateful that so many "citizen journalists" can exist today without editorial gatekeepers.
Sometimes I notice there are typos when I go back and read prior entries, particularly if I did not remember to go back and edit. But well, what can I say? This is the internet. Everything has a pretty short shelf-life.
I move on, and I create more. There is very little advantage to spending lots of time to polish each post until it shines. Good enough is good enough.
Couldn't agree more. Having a blog has helped me push past the overthinking, the indecision, the trap of perfectionism. I'm grateful I decided to start blogging. It has helped improve my writing, but it's done much, much more than just that.
It's amazing, isn't it? We produce so much more when we can just let it flow through us and share it. Also, I think connections with like-minded others can be a great bonus!


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Q: Spawning mouse cursor on second monitor when Alt-Tabbing I play CSGO in full screen windowed settings on my primary screen and have another game running on my second monitor. How can I make it so that when I Alt-Tab out of my CSGO game my cursor spawns on my second monitor with the other game running instead of spawning in the middle of my primary screen? Now I have to keep dragging it to my second monitor, which is kind of annoying since I have to do it pretty much every 30 seconds. When I click Alt-Tab on my second monitor it does return to CSGO however, but not the other way around.

A: Whoever reads this and wants this too: I downloaded Displayfusion software and set  a Trigger to move my mouse cursor to the center of my other monitor when the game is focused (so when Alt-Tabbing).


What joy! McPherson Local, a charming store in Saline, Michigan, is inviting children to share a live Adventure with me! What excitement! I am positively palpitating.
The Event is scheduled for May 6th at 12:30pm. It is free of charge and open to all. I do believe that this is the Moment I have been waiting for; the Moment to introduce a new and charmingly hilarious Correspondent, my dear friend the Button Man.
I must plan! I must prepare!
I must fill the Trunk with Artifacts. I must ensure that my very best Postmistress attire is laundered and pressed and ready. I must spread the invitation to children far and near. A convenient Event Page has been created on the newfangled platform of Facebook: perhaps parents will indicate their interest there? One can only hope.
I cannot wait to see the children's shining faces, dear diary. They light up my life! And yet, there is work to do. The Princess Rapunzel is lost in a forest, and I must pick up a Communication from her before she succumbs to the poor advice of some passing Wolf. No time to waste!


Discussion in 'General Electronics Chat' started by Dr.killjoy, May 30, 2013.
I drive a tow truck and my meter goes with me everywhere and I practice and build stuff on my down time in the truck... So I have a Fluke 77 Series II and I am ready to throw out the stock TL-75 (pvc) leads in the trash... I was looking at Fluke's TL-71 or TL-175 (Which I really but are they worth the price?? ).. I keep reading around that the TL-71 are being made like crap from fluke and have heard no problems with the TL-175 ..But can you guys suggest anything different without getting crazy in price ????
I like these leads but I do mostly very small SMD parts, so I need a tiny (hence delicate) probe tip.
These are larger tips and very sturdy.
Get em shipped USPS First Class Mail for <$3.
Sound like a bargain, you saved $1.39 vs Amazon!
Why did the multimeter leads arc?


President of the International Catalan Institute for Peace (Institut Català Internacional per la Pau). He has been in the board of directors of several NGOs working on human rights, peace and international cooperation.
The barbarity of those events has been explained in many books, articles and films, but three generations later we still haven't left this chapter aside and there has been no true reconciliation because, in order for this to happen, both sides of the story must be confronted with bravery, to deliver justice to both sides and without being afraid of repairing the damage done by everyone. Yet instead of this, what we see is a collective oblivion that reminds us of a child covering his eyes and saying "I'm not here" instead of a mature society that is able to look into and analyse its faults and virtues.
However, just some weeks ago, there was constant mention of a different coup, the one in Turkey, and the repression that came after, which could well do away completely with the Ottoman democracy. And a few days before, it was the Nice attack, in France, or the killing of some police officers in Orlando, in the USA or… to a lesser extent… the terrible bloodshed further South, or in the Middle East or Africa.
At such turbulent times like today, when immediate violence –that of terrorism one day, drug trafficking the next, and almost always human rights violations– gives cover, more and more, to the issue of structural violence caused by injustice, it is good to ask oneself some questions that can help talking about peace more from the heart and the mind than viscerally.
Firstly, that positive peace is more than the absence of an explicit conflict. We will never tire of repeating that peace is not a desire, but a construction that requires a continuous effort from everyone; it is not only a goal, but the way of reaching this goal so that peace can grow and stand firmly. Peace is the path to reach a more just and humane society.
A second reflexion has to do with the immediacy of our judgements: everyone can suddenly give their opinion of what has just happened, but the structural issues that are the root causes of violent conflicts are very rarely denounced or studied within opinion centres, political groups, business lobbies or media outlets. And when political powers seek to reassure their citizens, they do so by adding fuel to the fire of the conflict (threats, more bombs, blockades…), never tackling any of the causes of the harm, suffering and barbarity. This reassurance that is offered is like a caricature, because we from the pacifist world will never tire of repeating that the quest for maximum security only generates more insecurity. If you don't believe me, just take a look at the atomic arsenal: it gives no reassurance to anybody nowadays.
There is yet a third issue: violence is learnt, and it is learnt socially from a very young age. A society that does not fully live by social cohesion, that allows a growing economic and social inequality, fewer equal opportunities and more people being marginalised, is a violent society that enhances injustice that causes and fuels violence, in an endless spiral. A society that is based on strict competition, and never on collaboration; a society that feeds its children violence night and day, cannot hope for living in fraternity and peacefully.
It will therefore become necessary to work in pro of justice from where each of us stand and taking our responsibilities onboard so that peace can lie within everyone's hearts and minds. Otherwise we'll just be daydreamers.


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The Model 41-47, Model 47, and Model 47-52 are circular Swedish anti-tank blast mines. The mines are broadly similar, differing only in size and weight.

Variants
 Model 41-47
 Model 47
 Model 47-52B

Specifications
 Diameter: 270 mm
 Height: 125 mm
 Weight: 8 kg (Model 41–47), 9.5 kg (Model 47)
 Explosive content: 5 kg of TNT
 Operating pressure: 200 to 400 kg

References

 Jane's Mines and Mine Clearance 2005-2006

Anti-tank mines


The display casts in instant sleepy spell at one glance sending you off to dream of these precious memories. From vintage to handmade, youll love these smart ideas for DIY Photo Displays. I've shared hundreds of original craft show booth photos on my site and pinned them here. Whether you're designing a brand new display booth or you're looking to make improvements on an existing craft show display, I have lots of photos, resources, and tips to help.
Sketched couple of options for them, and here is the option they liked.
These are unique ways of displaying photos using repurposed items you can find in your home. When it comes to displaying photos, there are many interesting ways to showcase your favorite. Richa Chadda pictures and photos.
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Displaying family photos is an important element in the effort of creating a home.
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'The Princess Bride' debuted 30 years ago? Inconceivable!
Thirty years ago, Buttercup pushed a man dressed as the "Dread Pirate Roberts" down a hill and realized it was her "sweet" Westley.
They would go on to walk through the Fire Swamp and be terrorized by Rodents of Unusual Size. Princess Buttercup (played by Robin Wright) and Westley (Cary Elwes) defeat more foes in their quest to be together, and eventually he saves her from her undesired "mawwiage" to Prince Humperdinck.
The characters in "The Princess Bride" have been beloved by many for three decades — it was released Sept. 25, 1987. Five years ago, the actors got together for a 25-year anniversary celebration.
"The Princess Bride" was not No. 1 at the box office in 1987 — it actually only made it to No. 41 . It was the same year the smash hit "Three Men and a Baby" was released, which grossed $167 million ("The Princess Bride brought in $30 million). The film became more popular in the VHS space, being more viewed at home.


Anti-capitalism is entering the mainstream. Are we ready?
Faced with the urgent need to address climate change, the pitch that individual environmentally-friendly consumerist choices is finally falling flat with more and more people. The New Green Deal proposes a blueprint to address climate change that will demand concerted action by all levels of government, national, provincial or state, and municipalities if we are to reach the IPCC's crucial targets to avoid climate disaster It's time to ask, Where is the County's New Green Deal?
For years it seemed that anti-capitalism wasn't really the stuff of polite conversation.
It may have been okay to talk about corporate power or corporate rule and maybe more recently about the 1% or even neo-liberalism, but in many civil society circles in this country, it felt like it was a step too far to be explicitly anti-capitalist.
With climate breakdown upon us, might that be changing?
Always ready with a new trick, the Trudeau government is now trying to sell us the spin that the carbon tax is a significant measure to address climate breakdown.
Author gaianicityPosted on April 15, 2019 April 15, 2019 Tags carbon tax, climate change, collective action, collective problem, eorge Monbiot, insufficient target, insufficient tax, Naomi KleinLeave a comment on Anti-capitalism is entering the mainstream. Are we ready?


Pizza Fino was established in 1984 and until this day serves one of the best pizzas in town. This Kosher pizzeria is extremely popular amongst the Italian food lovers of Tel Aviv, whether kosher or not! The key to their success lies in the unique way in which they prepare the dough and bake it in a wood-fire oven. The crust is thin and the huge variety of pizza toppings make it that much better. They offer personal and large size pizzas, or by the slice if you're on-the-go. They also have an extensive pasta menu including spaghetti, fettuccine, ravioli, gnocchi, and our personal favourite lasagne. Whole wheat options are available too.
There are other branches of this chain in Ramat Aviv Gimmel and Herzliya Mall, but we recommend the Pizza Fino located on the corner of Jabotinsky and Ben Yehuda. The service and atmosphere of the restaurant are incredibly friendly and they offer a delivery service too.
Best pizza and pasta in Tel Aviv! Great atmosphere and friendly place! Will come back for sure!
Pâtes au saumon sans saumon.
Pizza 2 personnes (1 personnes) et crue.


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Aim: This study has been designed to develop an assessment tool to be used in determining the patients' satisfaction level with the peritoneal equilibration test (PET) procedure. Materials and Methods: The development and validation of the peritoneal equilibration test Satisfaction Scale (PETSS) was completed in two phases. Phase I focused on instrument construction and included item development and establishment of concurrent validity. Phase II included the factor analysis and psychometric assessment of the scale. In statistical evaluation of the data descriptive statistics and non-paratmetric tests were used. Results: The first version of the scale that has 3.62 Content Validity Index value was composed of 20 items. It was found that the latest version of the scale that has 14 items explained 46% of the variance. It was found that the Cronbach alfa value of this scale, which has 0.52-0.89 coefficient of item-total correlation was 0.96. Psychometric assessment of the scale revealed that except for type of the PET application, none of the demographic and clinical characteristics effect patients level of satisfaction during the PET application. Conclusion: This preliminary study showed that PETSS was a valid and reliable scale that can be used for determining satisfaction level of patients during PET application.


Messy Church Easter and Jesus' Love.
Today we had two films on the big screen at St Bart's. The first was called "The Super Cool Story of Jesus" and it was about how much Jesus Loved us, to do all he did for us. After that we made 'sand crosses', which were quite easy to make but very attractive when finished. Then we had our second film "Good News" about the celebrations that took place when Jesus rose from the dead.
When we had completed our crosses, Sue led us outside to show them off under the cherry blossom tree in the church grounds. Our refreshments followed before we left in the Spring sunshine.


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Therapists in and near Partridge Green
Angela Abbott
Holistically Balanced
Horsham, West Sussex, RH13
I support you physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually to resolve your issues and help you feel happier and healthier. My treatments will leave you feeling calmer, more confident and positive so you feel better able to enjoy life again.
Horsham RH13
Cranfold Physical Therapy Horsham
Horsham RH13 & Cranleigh GU6
Cranfold is waiting to help you recover from your injury, illness or operation with a smile and positive results!
Steyning Osteopathic Clinic
Steyning, West Sussex, BN44 3RD • Within 5 miles of Partridge Green
We care passionately about our patient's well-being and strive to provide the best possible care necessary to enable them to find health and wel...
Hurstpierpoint, West Sussex, BN6 • Within 6 miles of Partridge Green
Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 8RG • Within 7 miles of Partridge Green
Hassocks, West Sussex, BN6 9NA • Within 7 miles of Partridge Green
Helen Turier
Pulborough, West Sussex, RH20 • Within 7 miles of Partridge Green
I specialise in supporting women to achieve greater wellbeing and vitality through Reflexology Offering Reflexology and Wellbeing coaching. I have a s...
Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH17 • Within 8 miles of Partridge Green
Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 3YS • Within 8 miles of Partridge Green
Tracy Brewster-Brown
SDSHom, RSHom
Hove BN3 & Billingshurst RH14 • Within 8 miles of Partridge Green
I have experience working with both adults and children in nursing and homeopathy. I listen and give advice when necessary and I prescribe with thought and care.
Hassocks, West Sussex, BN6 8HS • Within 8 miles of Partridge Green
Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 1SL • Within 8 miles of Partridge Green
Handcross, Haywards Heath RH17 & Crawley RH10 • Within 9 miles of Partridge Green
Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 5JL • Within 9 miles of Partridge Green
Salubrious Living
Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, BN43 5UA • Within 9 miles of Partridge Green
I treat chronic back and shoulder pain with massage techniques, stretches and exercises...
Handcross RH17 & Worthing BN14 • Within 9 miles of Partridge Green
Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 • Within 9 miles of Partridge Green
Ian Stones
Hove, East Sussex, BN3 4EE • Within 10 miles of Partridge Green
Ian graduated from the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine in 2007 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Acupuncture and has been in practice since....
Dai Richards
Shoreham By Sea BN43 & Hove BN3 • Within 10 miles of Partridge Green
Qualified Teacher of the Alexander Technique.
Karin Rivas
Pure Tranquility
Brighton, East Sussex, BN41 • Within 10 miles of Partridge Green
Holistic Massage Practitioner with over 15 years experience
Matt Woods
MRSS(T) CNHC
Worthing BN11 & Brighton BN1 • Within 11 miles of Partridge Green
I have 17 years of experience working as a Shiatsu practitioner and Teacher working in Brighton and Worthing. I treat a wide variety of people with issues such as musculo-skeletal problems, stress-related conditions and chronic health issues.
Sarah Wheeler
Reiki Teacher and Practitioner
Brighton, Sussex, BN3 • Within 11 miles of Partridge Green
Hello. Reiki has made an enormous difference to my life since I was introduced to its benefits 7 years ago. I'm a Reiki practitioner and Reiki teacher, Yoga teacher & Author. My Ebook Shadow & Rose, on rape recovery is out in paperback early 2022.
Live Love Yoga
Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 5NF • Within 11 miles of Partridge Green
Nathalie has a nurturing attitude and is passionate about helping others to live a healthy life. She is a 500 hour qualified Yoga Teacher, Personal Tr...
Park View Acupuncture And Chiropractic Clinic
Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 2AA • Within 11 miles of Partridge Green
Established in 1996 we are a family run complementary healthcare practice. We have an evidence based no-nonsense approach, achieving great respect among patients and medical professionals.
Everyday Living Therapy
Worthing, BN13 • Within 11 miles of Partridge Green
Everyday Living Therapy specialises in providing occupational therapy for people affected by neurological conditions such as brain injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis, parkinson's disease. motor neuro disease and cerebral palsy.
Crawley, West Sussex, RH11 • Within 11 miles of Partridge Green
Inna Duckworth
Msc Women's Health Herbalist Founder Perimenopause Naturally
Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 • Within 11 miles of Partridge Green
I'm a West Sussex based fully qualified Medical Herbalist with MSc (Distinction) in Herbal Medicine, a member of the National Institute of Medical Her...
David Hammant
Hove, East Sussex, BN3 6GT • Within 11 miles of Partridge Green
Relaxed and friendly Massage Theraoist with over 20 years experience


I've been in wedding photography for about 7 years. I have been a boudoir and glamour photographer for about 4 years. I am happy to say that over the 7 years of my photography life I have seen dramatic changes (hopefully for the better) in everything I do. This doesn't require a pat on the back...the opposite really. If you are a photographer and you don't see your photographs getting better every year and feel yourself growing and expanding in knowledge and in style you might want to start pondering that. You can always tell when photography is part of a photographer's heart by their willingness to grow, learn and ability to get out of their comfort zone and find that thrilling, not a pain in the tuckus.
In the beginning for me it was all about the clothes and the woman. Let's face it, we're women....we love clothes! And we certainly associate clothing with whatever image we're trying to project on any given day for any given situation (you wouldn't wear a negligee to a business meeting, would ya?) Looking over photographs from my past work I see that I tried to encompass way too much in some of my photographs. I wanted the window, the full outfit and the woman's lovely expression all in one. For some of photos it worked beautifully, but in others the woman's purpose in the photo was lost. It took me a long time to realize that in order to do justice to a woman in her photos, to really focus on her as a woman, mother, daughter, wife, girlfriend, best friend...her inner self...I was missing the most important feature on her: her eyes.
It's all in the eyes. You'll know when you take a photograph that slows down time when you can look at a photo and think "It's not the clothes, it's not the background....it's the way she's looking at me." And truthfully she's not looking at you. She's looking at the camera. As a photographer this truly strokes my ego even more (down ego! Down!) because that means I did my job on point. In that moment I brought out something in her that made her connect with me, the camera and her inner woman. It's those moments I swear I would scream "yyyyyEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSssssss!!!!" if I didn't think it would scare the bejesus out of her. This is what I found so appealing in my first post of N. That before and after shows a magnitude of difference in N's demeanor before I got to work on her and after. What a gigantic difference! Note the slight slouch and unsure smile in the first photo. Then take in the powerful gaze in the second. Wow. Two completely different women looking at me right there.


"After suffering a tragedy, Harrison Noels, an experienced police detective, is forced to get over his hardships and take another case, just like everybody else. The investigation leads him to the worst corners of New Venice – a future, dystopian metropolis built above the surface of the sea. Its shady districts, dubious nightclubs and abandoned warehouses are the witnesses of brutal conflict in the society. The question of humanity is still at stake."


Sandringham Central at Sandringham Primary School, Newham.
Walters & Cohen Architects for London Borough of Newham.
Cottrell and Vermeulen for The Girls' Day School Trust.
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios for University of Roehampton.
Kingsgate Primary Lower School, West Hampstead Kingsgate Primary Lower School, West Hampstead.