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Our distillation methods remain traditional to this day. We work only with small copper stills, where the still wine is distilled with its lees (deposits of yeast) to capture all of its rich, fruity, and complex aromas. The distillation is repeated a second time to retain only the most essential and exceptional flavors. Through a careful selection of only the best eaux-de-vie and a lengthy aging process, Rémy Martin is able to produce exceptionally aromatic and intense cognacs.
A single bottle of cognac may contain hundreds of different eaux-de-vie, harvested, distilled, and aged in barrels over different periods of time. It requires the unique expertise of the Cellar Master to blend this vast palette into Rémy Martin cognacs with their unparalleled signature style: harmonious, rich, and long on the palate.


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Jesus is not 'cool' with things the Father isn't.
I heard of a painting where the Father and Son are looking at the world, and they see the people are lost, and Jesus says, "Let me go to them." That is a very moving, powerful, thought, but it isn't true, and this was not Jesus' first time saying He was sent.
Paul reminds us in Philippians 2:8 8 And being found in appearance as a man, He humbled Himself and became obedient to the point of death, even the death of the cross.
Jesus was obedient to the Father's command to go and preach His will for repentance, and came at the Father's command to offer Himself as the focal point for salvation and the redemption of our souls from eternal separation and ultimate destruction, which is why He was conceived through the power of the Holy Spirit, and not the seed of man.
There is a modern notion that Jesus somehow separated from the Old Testament G-d of judgment who seemed to constantly be smiting and hating His own creation, but we who are called know that G-d hates sin, not us, and that He grieved and flooded the world while He still had one righteous man to start over, because the world loved sin.
As Satan captured Eve's imagination through her senses so that she disobeyed G-d and Adam surrendered the world's dominion to G-d's enemy, so too, does he do so now. We are told that we're happy when our wants are satisfied, not just our needs met, and this puts us in the path of temptation, making us prone to not only sin, but backslide. And sometimes even turn away.
Christ calls us out of the world to a greater reward, a greater comfort, and indeed not only to a better life, but an eternal one. In the delay of that gratification, we are told that we have to suffer with Him first, and crucify the lust of the flesh on the daily, pray and stay faithful, and remember that this is not our home.
We have the Word of G-d to keep us on the narrow path. We speak of Jesus' miracles, but we forget that G-d also raised the dead, healed, calmed storms and made them, cast out demons, delivered in miraculous fashion, appeared to His servants, called a select few His friend, and performed signs in the heavens, even stopping the earth so the sun could shine as Israel finished fighting (Joshua 10:13).
There is also the modern notion that Jesus would 'be cool' with things the Father is not. Again, we who have been called realize that we are under grace, but grace does not give us a sin license, and to call good that which G-d calls evil. In our pride, we gainsay G-d and say He is at best outdated, and at worst, dead.
But He is eternal, and therefore can be neither, and there will be a judgment day.
G-d has done all He is going to do to redeem us, because he loves us. The rest is up to us, and the choice is ours to make.
As long as we dwell here to preach and live out the Gospel, let us call to mind Your own words that point back to the Father's sovereignty in all things, at all times, concerning every aspect of our lives.
You tell us to let our lights shine so that men may see our works and glorify the Father.
Thank You for being obedient, that we might be saved, reconciled, and redeemed, dwelling with You in the kingdom by faith instead of being eternally punished for our faithlessness and pride.
Thank You for being obedient in understanding that while we are frail, hard of heart, doubting, ungrateful, and yet sinful, You must set the Father's standards before us before the Day of the Lord comes.
And thank You, Father, for revealing the Son to us that we might be called Your sons and daughters, given the privileges and rights of the King's children. We thank You for the ears to hear.
It is a dark world for shining a light of faith, but we have the Light of the World on our side, obedient, loving, and compassionate, but reminding us that the Harvest comes with a dread and ultimate purpose: the purging of the tares, the burning of the unfruitful, the separation of the unfaithful and lawless, who are cut off without remedy, and misunderstand our Savior's meekness, and that if He is for us, none can stand against us.
Let us call to mind that He will not return as the Lamb of G-d, but the Lion of Judah, in all of Your glory, His angels with Him, in an instant.
Father, let my soul be among those raised in the last day. Help me to endure to the end, that I might be saved, praising You always, living on the New Earth, as Your Son reigns over us, in eternal obedience to Your guiding hand.


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Distinguished surgeon and former Chancellor of the University of Texas System will lead Ford Foundation Board of Trustees
New York, 25 June 2018 — The Ford Foundation announced today the election of Dr. Francisco Cigarroa as chair of its Board of Trustees. Cigarroa will become the 12th board chair of the foundation, and will succeed Kofi Appenteng.
Cigarroa joined the board in 2014 and serves as chair of the finance committee, while also serving on the executive committee, the investments committee, and the Democracy, Rights, and Justice program committee. A nationally renowned transplant surgeon, he is head of pediatric transplant surgery and division head of liver transplant surgery at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio. Previously, Cigarroa was the chancellor of the University of Texas system, consisting of nine universities and six health institutions. Prior to that, he served for nine years as president of the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio.
Kofi Appenteng will remain on the board after serving with distinction as chair for a four-year term.
"Kofi has been an outstanding board chair. He has guided the board and the foundation with dedication and resolve during a critical time for our work, when we are seeing a sustained effort to clamp down on civil society around the world," said Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundation. "Francisco has a deep passion for the foundation's mission, and draws on a wealth of experience running large, complex institutions, and helping them operate at the highest level. I am confident that his leadership will help the foundation and our grantees thrive."
In 2003, Cigarroa was appointed by President George W. Bush to the President's Committee on the National Medal of Science, as one of 12 of the nation's most prominent leaders in the fields of research, science, and engineering. In 2011, President Barack Obama appointed Cigarroa to serve as a commissioner for the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans. In addition, Cigarroa is a member of the National Academy of Medicine and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
"It is an honor and a privilege to succeed Kofi Appenteng's exemplary leadership as chairman of the board of this remarkable institution," said Dr. Cigarroa. "The work of the organizations we support is more urgent than ever, and I look forward to working with my fellow trustees and with President Darren Walker, who provides the visionary leadership that will ensure this organization remains strong and vital for years ahead. In everything we do, we aim for the Ford Foundation to be among the most effective, respected, and impactful philanthropies in the world."
A third-generation physician, Cigarroa earned a bachelor's degree in biology from Yale University and a medical degree from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. During his postgraduate training, he was chief resident at Massachusetts General Hospital, the teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School, and completed pediatric surgery and transplant surgery fellowships at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Q: Async load settings before static constructor I was just finishing my new app, but I got stuck. My app is divided into 2 parts - remote and local. What I need is to register a class for interface based on some async deserialized application settings. Here is the 'idea code'
public class ViewModelLocator
{
    static ViewModelLocator()
    {
        ServiceLocator.SetLocatorProvider(() => SimpleIoc.Default);

        // It can't work :(((
        if(await SettingsManager.LoadSettings().EnableRemote) // <<<<<<
        {
            SimpleIoc.Default.Register<IMyService, MyRemoteService>();
        }
        else
        {
            SimpleIoc.Default.Register<IMyService, MyLocalService>();
        }

        SimpleIoc.Default.Register<MainViewModel>();
        SimpleIoc.Default.Register<SomeOtherViewModel>();
    }

How could I solve it? The settings are serialized in an XML file in Isolated Storage of my WinRT app. Please, can you think of any suggestions?

A: It sort of breaks the IoC pattern to register bindings asynchronously.  You'll need to incorporate the async settings into a wrapper class.  This wrapper class should be responsible for:

*

*loading the settings

*providing the actual implementation of IMyService
If IMyService has synchronous methods, then you'll probably have to change it, either to provide async versions of all the methods, or to provide a Ready property + event, so that consumers will know when it is safe to access.  But if it's a service, its methods are probably already async, right?
As an illustration, let's call the wrapper class MyServiceWrapper.  It will load the settings when it is first constructed, and pass through all asynchronous methods in IMyService (for example, SomeMethodAsync as below).
public interface IMyService
{
    Task SomeMethodAsync(Action<bool> callback);
}

public class MyServiceWrapper : IMyService
{
    private IMyService _impl = null;
    private IMyService _remote, _local;
    private bool _loaded = false;
    private object _sync = new object();

    public Task SomeMethodAsync(Action<bool> callback)
    {
        // first make sure the settings have been loaded
        await LoadSettings();
        _impl.SomeMethodAsync(callback);
    }

    public MyServiceWrapper(MyRemoteService remoteService, MyLocalService localService)
    {
        _remote = remoteService;
        _local = localService;
        LoadSettings();
    }

    private async Task<bool> LoadSettings()
    {
        if (_loaded)
            return true;
        // lock to prevent multiple threads from loading the settings
        lock (_sync)
        {
            if (_loaded)
                return true;

            if(await SettingsManager.LoadSettings().EnableRemote)
                _impl = _remote;
            else
                _impl = _local;
        }
        return true;
    }
}

Now you can have your DI container register:

*

*MyRemoteService -> MyRemoteService

*MyLocalService -> MyLocalService

*IMyService -> MyServiceWrapper

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Zuurakan Kaynazarova (, ; 18 June 1902 – 4 June 1982) was a Kyrgyzstani collective farm worker and politician during the Soviet era.

Kaynazarova was born in the village of Dzhalamysh in the Sokuluk District of Chüy Region in northern Kyrgyzstan. Her career as a farmworker began in 1929, and by the 1930s she was managing record numbers of beets in her harvests; in one year, 1947, she managed to harvest  worth of beets. As a result, she was designated team leader for several beet farms in the Chuy Region. During World War II she worked to produce crops to aid the war effort, and took in a number of war orphans. Her abilities led Kaynazarova to receive a number of honors during her career. She received the Order of Lenin three times, in 1941, 1947, and 1948; in 1946 she was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labour, and in 1948 and 1957 she was named a Hero of Socialist Labour. As a member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union she was a deputy to the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union; she also serve as a member and vice-chairman of the Supreme Soviet of the Kirghiz SSR. Kaynazarova retired in 1958 and died in 1982; in retirement she lived in Frunze, today Bishkek. She continues to be memorialized in her native country. A bust of her in pink granite was erected in Bishkek in 1975, along Dzherzhinsky (today Erkindik) boulevard. A high school in her home region bears her name, and she has been the subject of a documentary film; furthermore her birthday has been designated the day on which the work of rural women is recognized and honored.

See also
 List of twice Heroes of Socialist Labour

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1902 births
1982 deaths
20th-century Kyrgyzstani women politicians
People from Chüy Region
Communist Party of the Soviet Union members
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Women's lifestyle clothing from Icebreaker allows you to travel in style and comfort. Made with merino wool, our clothing is designed to keep you dry and cool in any climate. Merino wool's super-fine fibers create a layer that is breathable in warm temperatures and insulating when it gets cold, making it perfect for both summer getaways or far off winter destinations. It is also naturally odor-resistant and lightweight so you can pack light for your next trip. The versatile clothing designs are built for all-day comfort no matter what your favorite activity is. Add a pair of socks, a merino shirt, or athletic wool shorts to your bag when you head out on your next adventure.


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Hands On Bristol gives local groups and specialists the unique opportunity to transform spaces across Bristol. Previous projects have included self-built pocket parks, light installations, densification proposals, a community cinema, recycling clothes shop, community art interventions and greening the high street. The possibilities are broad and endless. For example in 2015 as part of the European Green Capital students undertook a visioning exercise to explore interventions which would encourage clean, safe and financially viable swimming within Bristol Harbour. Another commission came from the Bedminster Town Team. The question was how can we design low-budget interventions in order to change perceptions and encourage a more vibrant high street. Following extensive consultation with businesses and local people, final proposals were developed for an outdoor gallery and the installation of a pocket park. Pocket parks otherwise known as a 'parkette' are tiny parks often created on a single vacant building lot, or small irregular pieces of land.
Using a built environment challenge posed by community groups or organisations as the starting point, Architecture students will work through a number of steps to develop and deliver a design brief for a project.


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I received a sample of some peanut flour from a farm in Georgia today. I am really excited to try our Honey & Peanut Butter flavor with this and can'st wait to bake some gluten -free chocolate chip cookies as well.
At first, we began testing this flavor using regular peanut butter. We mixed it with canola oil over the stove and then poured it on top of the popped kernels. This resulted in a gooey mess, which is fun, but not really appealing. We also used regular honey. This didn'st work at all. The honey fell right off the kernels.
After nagging and hounding about using dry ingredients, Coulter finally gave in, and I was able to purchase 100% dehydrated honey powder, and roasted peanut flour. Both ingredients covered the kernels really well. They only thing, since the flour is pretty dry to begin with, we don'st want to use a lot of it because it becomes cakey and pretty much sticks to the roof of your mouth. We also found that you need to use a lot of it because the flavor gets lost in the honey. So, that said, I am on the hunt for peanut flour that really pops. I have found that there are 4 different options for us: A light roast with 12% fat, a dark roast with 12%, fat, a light roast with 28% fat, and a dark roast with 28% fat. The darker roast is a stronger flavor, but I hear that it can be a bit bitter. I have not tasted this myself, so can'st say yet.
More to come when I have this all figured out!


It was reported this week that WWE has re-signed RAW to continue being broadcast on the USA Network at nearly 3 times it's current value which should hopefully keep the program there for about 5 years or so but full details would be revealed by September 2018. The current contract for RAW with NBC Universal (The owners of the USA Network) expires in September of 2019.
As for SmackDown, well, NBCU haven't agreed to re-sign the show…yet, but WWE is looking to move the show to another network and the favourite to 'win' this show is FOX. And I personally see this as a fantastic opportunity to make RAW vs SmackDown Live a bigger deal than what it is today.
SmackDown has been under the NBCU umbrella since 2010 but moved from SyFy to USA Network in 2016 and has done well in becoming it's own brand since the WWE Brand Extension back in August 2016.
Making the move to FOX would start a rivalry between FOX and NBCU for ratings for the shows and if WWE were smart about this, they would have 2 separate production companies running each show, so that RAW and SD would have their own 'flavour' instead of being "Let's replace Red with Blue and go live".
This opportunity would see a proper "Rating War" between the two brands when it comes down to a PPV like Survivor Series where if one person ONLY watched RAW, they may be surprised at what the talent is like on SmackDown and visa-versa.
WWE moving SmackDown to a big competitor of NBCU to say…CBS could also be huge and could pull in a new audience who might not have watched wrestling previously.


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Brotheridge Green Nature Reserve is a nature reserve of the Worcestershire Wildlife Trust, at Brotheridge Green, about  west of Upton-upon-Severn, in Worcestershire, England. It is on a section of a former railway line.

Description
The reserve, area , is a Site of Special Scientific Interest. It is about half a mile of a section of railway line between Malvern and Upton-upon-Severn, part of the Tewkesbury and Malvern Railway. The line closed in 1952.

The eastern part of the site, near the road bridge, is a cutting where soil can remain damp; further west is an embankment, providing a different habitat with well-drained soil. The line is colonised with grassland, scrub and young trees. The site is noted for butterflies: more than 30 species have been recorded, including white-letter hairstreak, small copper and holly blue.

Links and biodiversity
The Trust believes that links between areas of countryside are beneficial for biodiversity; it notes that this reserve is one of several grasslands and one orchard in the area.

References

Nature reserves in Worcestershire
Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Worcestershire
Grasslands of the United Kingdom


Here's a crag that I couldn't squeeze into Roca Verde 2. It appeared in the first edition but as it's a bit of a ´locals´venue I didn't have the space in the expanded version.
Mergullo is a small venue that overlooks the 'Senda Verde' just outside Oviedo. It's probably the closest crag to Oviedo and can be accessed on bike or by walking. However, it's not the most popular venue and although there are some decent routes, the lack of traffic, the crag's orientation and the two massive quarries nearby mean that the routes are quite dusty, making them difficult to enjoy. The climbing is hard and fingery and there aren't any easy routes TBH…but the routes are good they just need a clean.
Happy new year everyone. As it's now 2019 it would seem to be a good time to round up what's been happening in 2018 and maybe a good place to start is the ever busy valley of Teverga. There's plenty of new routes so I'm going to put them up in three posts…and the next sectors are also sectors that was mainly finished in 2017; La Falda and La Galeria.
These sectors in reality are an extension of Muro Techo – if you keep walking past the existing routes you will get to them in a minute more. La falda (the skirt) is the huge slab while Sector La galeria is the section of tough tufas which overhang the slab below. The routes in general are all quite intricate climbing and with a good spread of grades it's a great place for a mixed ability group – it's also worth noting that a 70m rope is needed for nearly all of these as they're longer than they look. The routes in 'the gallery', La galleria, which start from the 'salathe' ledge are almost the exact opposite; short steep and generally quite brutal. They also put a bit of fear into the proceedings as, starting at 35 metres, the cruxes are at about 50 metres off the ground!!
Like always these new routes are never the work of a single person and so it's easier to thank everyone who is usually involved in new routing in Teverga so thanks go to Lolo, Miguelín, Berto, Hectorín, Moss, Mulero, Gali, Raúl, Josete, Jose Camino, Armando, Cesar, Junior, Pablo Martín, Tino, Javi López, Mariluz, Pablo, Diego, Dani, Anselmo, Richie, Javi Garzo, Brillan, Espolita and anyone else who's helped!! And remember if you do come to Teverga that all these routes are made possible by the work of the local climbing club so if you do stay in the parking area it's worth remembering that you can make a donation at the club hut to help with bolts and bolting!!
It's out! The guidebook to Spain's best-kept secret and one of the best summer climbing venues in Europe. Had enough of going to the usual places and you fancy a change? Fed up of the crowds, the heat and the polished routes? Look no further, the crags in this book have got everything you're looking for.
El Desfiladero de la Hermida covers the climbing centred around the village of La Hermida, which is located in the gorge called El Desfiladero de la Hermida that runs north/south through the eastern end of the picturesque Picos de Europa, from Panes to Potes, on the border between Cantabria and Asturias.
This is a really beautiful part of Spain; known as "green Spain" due to the abundance of vegetation as a result of the maritime climate, the scenery is simply stunning. The topography is classic karst limestone. The gorge has very steep sides that are riddled with rocky gullies that lead up to high craggy peaks with breath taking views. There are crags everywhere and the potential for more development is obvious. It gets even better; the summer temperatures are typically in the mid-twenties, which make such a pleasant change compared to many parts in Europe. In fact a normal season here extends from late spring (as the tufas dry out) until early winter, when the first of the rain which keeps the valleys so green arrives. Though the addition of many quick-drying, walls and slabs outside the main valley means that there should be something to get on all year round.
There is plenty to do on rest days; just a 30 minute drive away is the coast with the possibility of surfing the Atlantic swell. Alternatively, there are numerous paths that can take you up into the heart of the Picos de Europa or you can take the cable car up to the most famous mountain in the area, the Naranjo de Bulnes. If all of the above activities sound too strenuous, you may just prefer to go and relax at the climbers bar in La Hermida (La Cuadrono) and sample Chucho and Angela's wonderful hospitality. However, if you're staying in Potes, try the climbers bar (La Reunion) and sample some of their home made beers or enjoy a nice cheap coffee (don't forget this is Spain, so prices are always very reasonable).
For years there have been rumours of great climbing in this part of Northern Spain but information was always scarce. Then three years ago Richie Patterson published the excellent Roca Verde, a selective topo covering some of the crags in Cantabria, Asturias and Leon. As a result the area started to receive more attention, justifiably so. Due to this new found popularity Richie, in collaboration with the local Cantabrian climbers, has put this definitive guidebook together, specifically covering all of the new (or previously hidden) crags in the La Hermida valley, and what a guidebook it is.
The first thing you will notice when you flick through La Desfiladero de la Hermida is the attention to detail that has been put into the presentation and that it is written in Spanish and English. The introduction is concise, yet has all the necessary information you need, including a very clear general map, where to stay and what the topo symbols mean. There is an interesting section on 'Geography and Wildlife' as well as a very important section on 'Access and Etiquette'.
Each crag has its own introduction, including the style of climbing, orientation regarding the sun, walk in times and access map with GPS coordinates. The topos are very accurately drawn on clear colour photos and printed on top quality paper. All pitch lengths are given. However there are no stars. The authors don't want climbers to be drawn towards particular routes, with the result that they become polished and end up with queues during busy periods, they want you to find out for yourself and have fun doing so. The action photos are some of the best I have seen in a climbing guide and really do give you that all important first impression; in other words they fire you up, your fingers start to sweat and you start mentally planning how to get there as soon as possible.
The valley is already quite well known for its amazing tufas at steep crags such as Rumenes and El Infierno. However, this is not just an area that suits climbers operating in the big numbers because what is not so well known, is the fact that there are also many crags that offer really enjoyable climbing at a more reasonable standard in equally impressive surroundings. In fact much of the new guide is taken up with crags with amenable grades that should allow mixed parties to enjoy the valley more; making a morning cranking on tufas followed by an afternoon on the slabs (or vice versa) a practical option!
The guide includes a total of 32 crags, of which 24 are published for the first time, including the jaw-dropping Cueva Carcalosa (which will soon become internationally important for those seeking long steep voyages in tufa paradise) and the long established, but nonetheless previously secret, Cicera (with its wealth of demanding crimpy climbing in the summer shade). La Desfiladero de la Hermida is in A5 format, has 176 pages and almost 700 routes to choose from III+ to 8c+ and offers great value at £20. Please bear in mind that it is the only definitive guide and purchasing it will help contribute towards future equipping in the area. After you've been climbing, don't forget to have a beer at La Cuadrona, followed by a swim in the hot springs up the road.
My advice: skip Ceuse this summer, buy this topo, book your ferry. Job done!


MILLION DOLLAR ARM is a straight forward no-nonsense sports under-dog story imbued with all the earnest good intentions and feel-good loveliness that a Disney movie entails. It's based on the true story of baseball pitchers Rinku Singh and Dinesh Patel who were discovered by sports agent J.B. Bernstein after winning a reality show competition and went on to become the first Indians to play major-league baseball.
The conventional character development arc lands on Jon Hamm as the sleazy hard-up lothario and agent JB. He initiates the completion as a means to revive his career and has no interest in his putative stars other than the commissions and new clients they can win him. Naturally, India is a transformative experience - particularly a visit to the boys rural village. It's a cliche that I find as insulting now as I did when I watched THE DARJEELING LIMITED. But not content with one movie cliche, the film introduces another, when JB falls for his kind-hearted no-nonsense tenant - a doctor played by the ever-authentic Lake Bell. She brings the most out of a two-dimensional character and softens both JB's heart and ours.
The obvious things happen. There are high pressure try-outs that are fumbled and second chances at redemption. The mean nasty businessman has a heart of gold and all things can be cured by the love of a good woman and a visit to a third world country.
All of which is highly disappointing given the quality of the cast - not least the Indian actor Pitobash - and the director Craig Gillespie (LARS AND THE REAL GIRL) and writer Tom McCarthy (UP). If Disney had been willing to make the film a little grittier, and JB a little less likeable, they could have done something really memorable.
MILLION DOLLAR ARM has a running time of 124 minutes and is rated PG. The movie was released earlier this year in India, Canada, the USA, Cambodia, Pakistan, Argentina, Greece, Chile, Turkey, Mexico and Peru. It opens this weekend in the UK and Ireland. It opens in September in Italy, Panama, Colombia, Germany, Denmark, South Africa and Brazil. It opens in October in Japan, Spain and Norway, in Hungary on December 1st and in Sweden on March 11th 2015.


Clomipramine is a tricyclic antidepressant for dogs that works by altering levels of serotonin, a neurotransmitter, in the brain. Balancing levels of serotonin can reduce anxiety, improve mood, and manage behavioral problems in some dogs. Negative behaviors caused by anxiety like barking, moodiness, inappropriate defecation and urination are minimized with Clomipramine (generic Clomicalm). Multiple strengths for different sizes of dogs.
Clomipramine HCL is an antidepressant medication that controls separation anxiety and obsessive-compulsive behavior by altering neurotransmitter levels in the brain. This medication may also help minimize aggression and other negative behaviors in dogs. Clomipramine is most effective when used in conjunction with a behavior modification program.
Your dog's exact dose will depend on many factors, including individual response, severity of symptoms, and body weight. Follow the dosing instructions prescribed by your veterinarian. Do not attempt to calculate doses on your own.
Do not allow children to handle or administer this medication. Keep away from animals and children.
Hand-feed 0.5 to 1.5 mg per pound of body weight to your dog once per day.
Treat cats with 0.5 mg per pound of body weight once per day.
Follow your veterinarian's exact dosing instructions, even if they differ from the usual dose.
Provide access to plenty of clean water while your dog is taking this medication.
Keep giving this medication to your dog until your veterinarian tells you to stop. Symptoms may not improve immediately. It may take days or weeks of treatment before positive effects are observed.
Store Clomipramine in its original container, tightly closed and at room temperature. Keep away from moisture, light, and heat. Do not store this medication in the bathroom or near the kitchen sink.
Clomipramine works by altering levels of serotonin, a neurotransmitter, in the brain. Balancing levels of serotonin can reduce anxiety, improve mood, and manage behavioral problems in some dogs.
Clomipramine is a tricyclic antidepressant.
Clomipramine HCL is intended for use in dogs only. It may also be used in cats. Do not give to other animals. Not for human use.
CAUTION: This medication may cause side effects in some animals. Possible side effects include dry mouth, reduced appetite, drowsiness, diarrhea, vomiting, and accelerated heart rate. Some dogs may exhibit increased aggressiveness while using Clomipramine.
Do not give Clomipramine to dogs that are allergic to it or to similar medications.
Use this medication cautiously and only under veterinarian supervision in animals with hyperthyroidism, liver disease, seizure disorders, urinary retention, and/or glaucoma. Not for use in pregnant or nursing animals. Do not use in breeding males.
Do not use Clomipramine with monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs). Wait a minimum of 2 weeks after stopping treatment with an MAOI before giving Clomipramine. Do not use with medications that depress the central nervous system, such as barbiturates.
Tell your veterinarian what medications and supplements your dog is taking before beginning treatment with Clomipramine. Consult your veterinarian before giving any new medications or supplements to your dog while being treated with this medication.
If an overdose is known or suspected, seek emergency veterinary care. Symptoms of an overdose include tachycardia, heart arrhythmia, and convulsions.
Clomipramine may alter blood glucose levels in pets.


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Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn sell Pacific Palisades home for $6.9 million
Actors Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn have sold their home in Pacific Palisades for $6.9 million.
(Realtor.com | Inset: Associated Press)
Actors Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn have sold their Pacific Palisades home of more than a decade for $6.9 million.
The Georgian traditional-style home, built in 1951 and since updated, retains its classic curb appeal with slender columns, ivy-covered siding and brickwork. An ornate frontispiece creates visual interest above the Dutch front doors.
Inside, pastel hues and checkerboard patterns lend a pastoral note to roughly 6,400-square-foot floor plan. Among living spaces is a formal dining room, a media room, a gym and a country-style kitchen with an oversize island. Large skylights naturally brighten the kitchen and living room.
Hot Property Goldie Hawn & Kurt Russell (Realtor.com)
The master suite sits in separate wing and has his and hers closets and a dry sauna. Including a guest suite, there are five bedrooms and five bathrooms.
Outdoors, lush landscaping surrounds various patios, a swimming pool and a separate spa. A meditation hut sits next to the pool.
The couple bought the house in 2004 for about $4.125 million, records show. It was listed for $7.25 million prior to the sale.
Kimberley Pfeiffer of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage had the listing. F. Ron Smith of Partners Trust represented the buyer.
Hawn, 71, has film credits that include "Cactus Flower" (1969), for which she won an Academy Award for best supporting actress. Her other works include "Overboard" (1987), co-starring with Russell, "HouseSitter" (1992) and "The First Wives Club" (1996).
She stars opposite comic Amy Schumer in the upcoming film comedy "Snatched," due out in May.
Russell, 65, has film credits including "Escape From New York" (1981), "Tombstone" (1993) and "The Hateful Eight" (2015). This year he will appear in the Marvel blockbuster "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2." and latest installment of the "Fast & Furious" franchise, "The Fate of the Furious."
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We need experienced FX artists for a variety of projects, for immediate and future hires in our Burbank, Hollywood, Atlanta and Vancouver facilities. We are looking for FX specialist's proficient in 3D Max with a deep understanding in particle systems and fluid simulation. Ability to solve problems under short deadlines and fast shot turnaround is a must; prior TV experience is preferred. At least 3 years of combined feature and/or TV production experience or longer needed.


As part of the EU sponsored "Confilct Prevention through Deradicalization of Youth" project, BEI in association with its local partners has organized and held 28 (twenty eight) 3-day training workshops in 28 upazillas in 7 divisions of the country over the period from 22 December, 2014 to 28 September, 2016. The first training workshop was held in Jhaldhaka Upazilla in Nilphamri District under Dinajpur Division from 22 to 24 December, 2014 and the final training workhop was held in Feni Sadar Upazilla of Feni District under Chittagong Division from 30 September to 02 October, 2016.
The training workshops were intended to be strategically used to harness youth power for combatting radicalization through productive engagement with society and also increase their respect for pluralist views and democratic principles; thus gradually paving the way for them to become ideal citizens of Bangladesh. The training workshops were also intended to be used for developing a common understanding on the negative impact of radicalization on society.
To learn the techniques of stakeholder mapping and engagement to build network for undertaking community-led initiatives.
Target audience: The workshops were participated by around 30 participants coming from diverse background (schools, colleges & madrassas) to ensure diversity. In each workshop every effort was made to ensure equal participation of male and female participants to ensure gender balance. Around 840 students in total were intended to receive training.
Training methodology: Training methods included lectures, multimedia presentations, group works through using exercise sheets, individual exercises, Q&E session and sharing feedbacks.
Intended training outcome: The workshops reaffirmed participants' perceptions on respect for cultural, racial and religious diversity, good governance, democratic norms, non-violent approaches to peace building and duties and responsibilities of a good citizen. The workshops were intended to benefit the participants through understanding various approaches to conflict analysis, frameworks of dispute settlement, and ways to achieving peace.


It can feel like a very big leap to land on this site and then suddenly start thinking of how you might participate.
Especially if you feel stuck in your shell.
Participating is the one thing you find hard – particularly with people you don't know.
Watch this video in which I offer some guidance on where you might start.
And then check out some of the information that you will find below.
Everyone is individual and has slightly different needs, by setting up a 15 minute consultation with me, I can too get to know you, what you're struggling with and which course is going to suit you best.
Our conversation will be completely confidential and will not be revealed to a third party for any reason.
I regularly run Introductory Evenings so you can get a taste of what to expect.
These evenings provides a very safe place for you to gently stretch out of your comfort zone with people who feel in the same boat as you.
I also run the one day Express Yourself Workshop.
More intensive than the introductory evening, this one day workshop is a powerful day of self expression.
It will provide a safe environment enabling you to shift out of habitual modes of being, release some of the blocks to your confidence and discover how to exude the kind of magic and passion for life that makes you look and feel good.
This workshop runs 3 times a year.
I did the 1 day express yourself workshop and can happily say that it was one of the most fun and liberating experiences that I have ever come across.
I offer a wide range of confidence courses which usually take place in London, designed for different needs and different confidence levels.
Most are twelve week courses and this is where the most significant change can take place though the magical effects of The Sunflower Effect. You will learn too why it's so different from other confidence building methods.
Some people start with Breakthrough and then progress through the other courses.
Others start with with either Finding Your Voice or "I Don't Know What to Say" because of specific challenges they are facing, or because they have reached a certain level of confidence.
Lack Confidence because you're too quiet, shy, self-conscious or experience social anxiety?
The Breakthrough Confidence Course is the course that many people do first and is great for building confidence, breaking out of your shell, and becoming more of the "real" you.
The course is a good first step if shyness, social anxiety or self-consciousness is on your radar or if difficult life experiences have undermined your confidence.
I had been suffering from social anxiety from a very young age. I had tried CBT, anger management therapy, hypnotherapy, past life regression therapy and went to see many psychologists but nothing really helped me. The change and progress I made through the Breakthrough Course was absolutely priceless. This was the first ever programme that actually managed to bring about a change in me, unlike every single other therapy programme that I had joined before.
You may also find this information helpful when trying to decide which course is right for you if you experience shyness, self-consciousness or feel you're too quiet.
Terrified of speaking in front of groups?
Or do you feel seriously challenged when communicating verbally with others, then I would recommend the Finding Your Voice – Speaking with Confidence Course.
This course is more geared towards spoken communication, and many people come join the course because of challenges around giving presentations. It is also great for overcoming verbal blockages and inhibitions or if you feel that you are unheard by others.
It is unique in that it works to dissolve the symptoms that cause so much discomfort when speaking in front of groups or in meetings.
Many people do this course too, as a follow-on after Breakthrough.
You may find this information helpful when trying to decide which course is right for you if you experience difficulties when speaking in groups.
Are you often stuck with knowing quite what to say in social situations?
The "I Don't Know What to Say" Improvisation Course simply the best way I know for becoming more confident verbally.
This group is one of the most effective way of overcoming this issue as well as liberating you in so many other areas – and for most people it is also GREAT FUN.
A special group designed for quieter people to learn the basic tools and techniques of improvisation – that will make an enormous difference to how you communicate in a whole range situations.
It's six months since I did the "I don't know what to say" course and I'm still seeing the benefits. I surprise myself sometimes as to where my confidence comes from in relating to people.
You may find this information helpful when trying to decide which course is right for you – if you feel socially awkward.
NOTE: Both Finding Your Voice and "I Don't Know What to Say" are suitable for newcomers and for people who have participated in my other courses and workshops. Many people do all three courses – as they work very well together.
People who participate in a series of courses/workshops over a period of time report significant changes in all aspects of their lives as a result – and truly able to move from Wallflower to Sunflower and achieve the kind of confidence they have dreamed of.
Are difficult life experiences undermining your confidence and self-esteem?
Breakthrough Plus is a POWERFUL course that takes place over two weekends that will enable you to TRANSFORM those experiences through the most powerful aspects of The Sunflower Effect.
Similar to Breakthrough and yet more intense. Breakthrough Plus goes a whole lot deeper, gets to the heart of the patterns that have kept you stuck in old roles and modes of behaviour.
The process which takes place on the second weekend has been life changing for so many people – in fact one participant said he made more progress in this one hour process than in 30 years of talking therapy.
The results from her courses are life transforming. Sounds gushy but it's true.
If you are new to working with drama, you may want to participate in the Express Yourself Workshop of one of the 12-week courses first.
ask a question related to the course.
You will find details of how to book along with course details at the bottom of each course webpage.
Or check out the calendar and find out when the next batch of courses is being offered.
Not quite ready to join a group?
If you don't feel quite ready to join one of the courses then coming to an individual session first, can be very helpful. This is another way of getting to know you, and can also help to get over any blocks that are getting in the way of you joining one of the courses.
If you've been dealing with some particularly difficult issues, a series of individual sessions can be very useful preparation for joining one of the courses.
Many of my clients read these Chapters first before booking onto any of my courses.
This is particularly relevant if you are someone that needs to understand more about how something works before you commit to it.
The book tells my story of how I moved from wallflower to confident person in a relatively short amount of time.
I hope you find plenty of resources on this website to answer your most pressing questions.
You'll find most of the information mentioned here and more, on the confidence resources page.
The Frequently Asked Questions page will help to gain a lot more understanding about how the courses work. They will, I hope, allay your initial fears and anxieties, particularly if you've had bad experiences in the past when doing other courses.
And if you've participated in lots of different courses/approaches you may want to know why the things you've tried haven't worked and in what way The Sunflower Effect is different.
Or check out the key articles I've written on different aspects of self confidence from my blog. By clicking the category – confidence, shyness, introvert, you will find articles relevant to that subject.
Or write to us here and tell us a little about your situation and what you're looking for.
Good morning cutie, how are you feeling today?


Dictionary of the Scots Language :: SND :: Chalking of door n. phr.
In warnings from tenements within burgh, it is sufficient that the tenant be warned forty days before the ish of the tack . . .; the ceremony of chalking the door is sustained as a warning, when proceeding upon a verbal order from the proprietor, though without the warrant of a magistrate.
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Everywhere communicate,combine themselves, run up the force and softness.
The cradle of the life is a force of nature, the sea.
The meeting with water when the light comes through the sky.
If the life is also born from the osmosis between the force of a man and the softness of a woman, hearts yield to the war just where hardness and insensitivity are.
But hardness, in't it the mask of weak? Is not the force be born from resistance?
The ribbons cannot they bend iron, to reinforce the links of a corset, or to dance with the liking of the wind?
Do not draw one his forces in tenderness within a mother, into the rhythmic one of its heart?
Is not it alleviating to count some time the waves when they cherish sand? When times after times they leave but return to intertwine the rocks.
What to say small brook which the wheel of the mill involves? Doesn't th force lie in constancy?
What to say brittleness about these trampled germs which get through the parisian's pavement, about their perseverance to break their bitumen egg. These soft and resistant stems which nights after nights, could become large oaks well?
The force isn't this also that of the borer snows?
What to say if not the force comes from the migratory swans which cross up the Himalayan chain twice a year. Doesn't the force lie in the constant renewal of their quiet performances?
Leonard da Vinci said:"smallest of cat -like is larger than the largest human". My cats see me in the dark...no, they look at me.
These gods of desert jump higher than us, run more quickly than us, are equipped with claws and hooks, they fascinate me by their softness, their tenderness, their patience, their contagious serenity.
I can believe well that one can be hard and fragile at the same time, like iron, the women, the mothers, the ribbons, the cat-like ones, the light and the sea.
But with the top of all, I remain moved to see that one can be soft and strong at the same time, like iron, the women, the mothers, the ribbons, the cat-like ones, the light and the sea.
This alliance is the message to detect in my painting, the secret of my balance, my key to soil. You to make it divide is a dream to see being extended the harmonize.
So, some still confuse sensitivity and brittleness, force and hardness, may I to only have spoken them about the sources where I draw my forces and invite them here to water.
I was born in Chatou, France in 1973.
When I was five years old, I grew in front of the island of the impressionists at a Rudolph Steiner's school with artistic calling:"Perceval"
I have learned how to look instead of seeing, to listen to, rather to hear, to undertake.
As of my majority, I continued studies at a preparatory class of finest art in the middle of Paris:"prép'Art".
I studied the various techniques of drawing and painting, the rough, the CAD...to put my tools, my hands, and my heart like an artist.
I have learned how to feel and make feel.
As a young adult, I continued higher learning at the higher learning of communication's institute:"ISCOM Paris.
There I obtained a diploma for the occupation of graphic designer-model maker.
I found my identity...I definitely chose painting.
During fifteen years which followed, I have been a mom, I travelled, walking a lot of miles on the coastguard path. From Amsterdam to Palma de Mallorca, from Hong Kong via Bangkok, while passing in Borneo, Miami, New York, Pointe-à-Pitre...I wanted to see all the shores around the world.
Then, I have captured the emotion that offered each evening, the sky's beauty, the strong of the waves, but their softness too.
© All of the images on this website are copyrighted original artworks by their author and are protected by international copyright law. No materials in this gallery may be reproduced, copied, downloaded, or used in any form without written permission of the contemporary artist Séverine Anouchka.


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The Lives and Voices of Guantanamo: The Work of the Witness to Guantanamo Project
January 19, 2016 Kate Collins
Time: 6:00-7:00pm
Location: Holsti-Anderson Family Assembly Room (Rubenstein Library Room 153)
Contact: Patrick Stawski (patrick.stawski@duke.edu)
January 22nd will mark the 6th anniversary of Obama's promise to close Guantanamo. On Thursday Jan 21st, 2016, The Human Rights Archive at Duke's Rubenstein Library will be hosting a presentation by Peter Jan Honigsberg, "The Lives and Voices of Guantanamo: The Work of the Witness to Guantanamo Project."
The Witness to Guantanamo project has filmed in-depth interviews of 136 people who have lived or worked or have been involved in the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba detention center. No one else in the world is doing this kind of work. Interviewees include not only detainees, but also prison guards, interrogators, interpreters, chaplains, medical personnel, habeas lawyers, prosecutors, journalists, high-ranking military and government officials, and family member of the detainees. The project has filmed more than 250 hours of video in 20 countries.
Peter Jan Honigsberg is professor at the University of San Francisco, School of Law, and the founder and director of the Witness to Guantanamo project. Professor Honigsberg has written books, law review articles and blog pieces on Guantanamo and on post 9/11 issues. He was recently invited to speak to the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva. Professor Honigsberg is the author of Our Nation Unhinged (University of California Press, 2009). He is currently working on a book on his research and work with the Witness to Guantanamo project.
Co-sponsored by the Duke Human Rights Center @ FHI.
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Vizhithiru (Vilithiru) Movie Review: It doesn't live up to the hype!
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Vizhithiru (Vilithiru) Movie Review: Does it live up to the hype?
A lot of hard work has gone into the making of this film and it is obvious on some level but there is no massive tension or crisis which should have ideally been the case.
Thematically sound and technically precise, Vizhithiru is a movie that you can go for on a weekend for stress relief, and I can assure you that it will do its part without fail.
We have all found ourselves waiting silently, lurking in that cozy couch when the trailer of Vizhithiru came on television.
We were curious and just waiting for the story to unravel. The trailer, very promising and very mysterious just accentuates our interest in this movie.
With a very impressive cast – Vidhaarth, Kreshna, Venkat Prabhu, Sai Dhansika and others the much hyped and talked about film releases today.
Read this article to find out if it's worth it, or if it's just another predictable and one dimensional Kollywood movie.
The plotline is definitely multi dimensional as so many strands are minutely and remarkably incorporated into the story.
Four different stories find a confluence because of their definitive circumstances. All the four stories are varied and seemingly bear no relation to one other.
But what happens when they finally come together? What is the outcome when all these plot lines are converged and make one harmonious and unified whole?
The outcome is what the story is about and if this stirs your interest you should definitely watch it right away.
Although we have ample evidence of great performances by Vidhaarth and Dhansika previously, it seems they have somehow failed to deliver a soul stirring performance in this movie.
They haven't been utilized to their fullest potential and that is what brings the movie down.
Venkat Prabhu's performance was pleasantly neat; Kreshna too couldn't act well in the immensely emotional frames.
But the major turn off was that of the story of Rahul and Erica's. it was a demanding story and their acting didn't meet the demands adequately.
They fail to make an impact. Thambi Ramaiah's comedies are shallow and lose their charms on the major part of the audience.
The item track placed in such a movie kills it a little. Once you are in the theatre you will realize the song is very out of place.
They could have done without it. The film on the whole fails to connect to the audience.
As a result they might feel strangely alienated and uninterested because they don't care about what's happening on the screen, which is immensely sad for a content-driven film like this.
A film replete with potential. Mind boggling scenes are less and the movie seems very wry and artificial.
Although the film is very well scripted, it falters real bad when it comes to the execution bit.
The screenplay motion is less than engaging and a lot of sequences and dialogues lack plausibility.
The cinematography is nonetheless amazing, certain frames are just flawless. Sathyan Mahalingam's music is good too.
Although superficial on a lot of levels, it does everything to keep it from falling apart.
And besides we all need superficiality sometimes. How else are we going to face a superficial world? Happy watching!
Imaikaa Nodigal Releases Tomorrow With So Much Hype!


EuroHaus Performs all Factory Scheduled Maintenance Services For All Porsche Models.
Robert Berry, Regionally Acclaimed European auto technician, has opened EuroHaus to Provide Quality Porsche Repair and Service. Robert has more than Thirty years experience on all cars, with a speciality in European brands, including (but not limited to) Porsche, BMW, Mercedes Benz, Maserati, Lamborghini, Ferrari, Aston Martin, Audi, VW and the Mini Cooper.


Battle Beasts were originally a Takara series of toys known as Beastformers and tied into the Transformers continuity. Hasbro marketed them around the world as Battle Beasts with a heat-sensitive rubsign which featured either a water, wood, or fire symbol (to play a rock paper scissors type game). Rubsigns were completely random, so two identical figures could have different rubsigns. The figures were primarily sold in two-packs.


Notice we must first cast our burdens on the Lord before He can sustain us. There is not a lot He can do if we keep trying to carry them around ourselves. He will not suffer the righteous to be moved, but we have to give Him the space to work.
Life can be like a cha cha. A couple steps forward and then back. But, with God, we can continue to make forward progress. We can plant our feet firmly at each stage learning the lessons He has for us with each step.
There is faith required with casting. We cannot just say "Lord, I'm casting, I'm casting," and yet keep carrying those burdens around. We have to actually have the faith that He has them and not try to take them back.
Sometimes we are like, "Lord, why aren't you taking them?" when He is trying but we are still clinging to them with clenched fists.
The definition of "cast" is to throw forcefully. If we want God to sustain us, rather than trying to manipulate situations and sustain ourselves, then we have to really let go of burdens.
All your trials, all your troubles, all your fears. Let them go.
Do you believe God can sustain you? Are you showing that with your actions? Or, are you holding on to anxiety not really able to let it go?
Then cast and receive peace. Let the Holder of The World hold your heart. After all, He created it.
Am I clinging to my burdens with clenched fists? It's time to let go and let God.
When I'm clinging tightly to the things I need to let go of, remind me to trust You. Remind me to release my grip and give You the time and space to work.
Take over. I am opening my hands and giving my burdens to You. Put peace in my heart Father.
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Q: python networkx eigenvector_centrality and eigenvector_centrality_numpy both not work for this gml Just want to calculate the centrality eigenvector for my gml file.
I tried both method eigenvector_centrality and eigenvector_centrality_numpy.
But both of them give me the error message
When I tried eigenvector_centrality, the error is :
NetworkXError: eigenvector_centrality():
power iteration failed to converge in %d iterations."%(i+1))

I checked it may be fixed by using eigenvector_centrality_numpy when I tried it. I also got the error is :
line 375, in _raise_no_convergence
    raise ArpackNoConvergence(msg % (num_iter, k_ok, self.k), ev, vec)
scipy.sparse.linalg.eigen.arpack.arpack.ArpackNoConvergence: ARPACK error -1: No convergence (51 iterations, 0/1 eigenvectors converged) [ARPACK error -14: DNAUPD  did not find any eigenvalues to sufficient accuracy.

I know my network graph may special, but not so sure this type of network cannot be calculated the eigenvector centrality?
Thank you in advance for any help here.
Here is my gml file link: enter link description here

A: I made change the dafault:
etol (float, optional) – Error tolerance used to check convergence in power method iteration.
tol=1e-06 to tol=1e-03 to make it work, but not quite sure why
eigenvector = nx.eigenvector_centrality(G, tol=1e-03)


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Voice of America holds town hall on Somali measles outbreak
Discussion of community's suspicions and worries was broadcast on Voice of America.
By Jean Hopfensperger Star Tribune
July 8, 2017 — 6:24pm
The measles outbreak in Minnesota's Somali community caught the attention of the Voice of America news network, which on Saturday broadcast a town hall forum in Minneapolis to listeners from North America to East Africa.
The forum was designed to explore many Somalis' fears that childhood vaccinations cause autism and to provide answers to parents' questions. It drew a crowd to the U's Humphrey School of Public Affairs where people questioned the panel of medical experts' arguments that vaccines weren't responsible for the autism in their community. Studies have repeatedly disproved any link between autism and vaccines.
"I have a child who was normal when I took him to the doctor," said Sofia Osman of New Brighton, one of the parents with an autistic child who addressed the panel. "We have videos … You don't need research. Ask us!"
But Minnesota medical professionals such as Dr. Mohamed Dahir Afgarshe said research doesn't show any link between autism and vaccines. There's a vaccination program in Somalia, he added, but it hasn't been associated with anything like autism.
The town hall forum, titled Vaccine & Autism: Myths and Facts, was broadcast live on radio and TV for a VOA news program called Africa 54, said Vincent Makori, the program's Washington, D.C.-based editor. The Voice of America is a U.S. government-sponsored news source that reaches an audience of more than 200 million a week.
The vaccination issue is being watched not just in Minnesota, but in Somalia, Kenya and other countries with large Somali communities such as England and Ethiopia, he said. The program, half in English and half in Somali, was broadcast in the United States and East Africa, he said.
The forum comes in response to Minnesota's worst measles outbreaks in decades, with about 80 cases reported so far this year. The majority were among unvaccinated preschool children, most in the Somali community.
Deeqa-Ifrah Hussein, the founder of Parents Autism Educational Resources, was a speaker on the panel. She told the roughly 150 Somalis in the audience that she had two children who received vaccinations for measles, mumps and rubella. One has autism. One doesn't.
The fear of vaccines "is a starting point for doctors, for the parents, for educators," she said. Parents have the right to be concerned for the safety of their children and also the right to resources to help them.
The suspicions over vaccines were on the rise before the measles outbreak. Vaccination rates for Somali 2-year-olds were as high as 92 percent in 2004 but have dropped to 42 percent today, health officials have reported.
Abdirisak Jama, a parent who addressed the panel, thinks that is a good thing. He said his son was developing normally when he was vaccinated in 2004, but came down with seizures immediately afterward. He was later diagnosed with autism.
The first half of the 90-minute forum was held in English, the second half in Somali. It's part of ongoing efforts by Minnesota health professionals to work with the Somali community on the delicate issue.
Jean Hopfensperger is the religion, faith and values reporter for the Star Tribune. She focuses largely on religious trends shaping Minnesota and the nation.
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Cyclone Idai: Emergency Getting 'Bigger By The Hour', Warns UN
The United Nations (UN) reports that five days after Cyclone Idai made landfall in Mozambique, causing widespread damage and flooding, at least 1,000 people are feared dead there alone.
Victims are reportedly trapped on roofs and clinging to trees awaiting rescue, UN agencies said, while across Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe, tens of thousands of people have lost their homes, while roads, bridges and crops have been washed away.
"We are talking about a massive disaster right now where hundreds of thousands -in the millions of people – (are) potentially affected," said Jens Laerke from the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). "We need all the logistical support that we can possibly get."
Although floodwaters have reportedly begun to recede in Zimbabwe and Malawi, allowing some people to return home, the World Food Programme (WFP) warned that Mozambique is facing "a major humanitarian emergency that is getting bigger by the hour".
An estimated 1.7 million people were in the path of the cyclone in Mozambique, WFP spokesperson Herve Verhoosel told journalists in Geneva, in addition to the 920,000 people affected in Malawi and "thousands more" impacted in Zimbabwe.
Flooding resembles 'inland oceans'
Aid access is "the biggest challenge", the WFP spokesperson insisted, while the agency reported that staff members who flew over the area inundated since the weekend, when two swollen rivers burst their banks, spoke of "inland oceans extending for miles and miles".
In Mozambique, WFP aims to support 600,000 people affected by the cyclone, which struck with wind speeds in excess of 150 kilometres per hour. In Malawi, the UN agency plans to target 650,000 people with food assistance.
Amid the humanitarian response, heavy rain is continuing and more is forecast, according to Clare Nullis, spokesperson for the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). "The Mozambican President is quoted as saying they are fearing there are more than 1,000 casualties," she said. "If these reports, these fears are realized, then we can say that this is one of the worst weather-related disasters – tropical cyclone-related disasters – in the Southern hemisphere."
UN Children's Fund UNICEF confirmed the scale of the emergency, noting that 260,000 children have been affected in Mozambique, which bore the brunt of Idai.
"Many people are in desperate situations, several thousand are fighting for their lives at the moment sitting on rooftops, in trees and other elevated areas," said spokesperson Christophe Boulierac. "This includes families and obviously many children."
Gerald Bourke, WFP's Regional Communications Officer for Southern Africa, told UN News on Tuesday morning, that the "key concern is for those people who have been stranded, isolated by the flood waters…People that have overflown the area speak of inland oceans, running for mile after mile, with water above tree level."
Matthew Cochrane, spokesperson for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), underlined the perilous situation, noting that colleagues "talked of flooding perhaps in parts as deep as six metres, covering roofs, covering palm trees covering telephone poles".
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Kwamie Lassiter Dies At 49, Heart Attack Suspected
By Pradhan Muthanna
01/06/19 AT 10:28 PM
Kwamie Lassiter, a former Arizona Cardinals safety, died Sunday with the cause of death still to be officially revealed. He was 49 years old at the time of his death.
Lassiter was an undrafted safety, who forged a 10-year NFL career, which included eight years with the Cardinals, whom he helped make the playoffs for the first time since moving to Arizona in 1998 when he made four interceptions in their final regular season game victory over the San Diego Chargers.
"We were all devastated to learn of Kwamie's passing today and our hearts go out to all of his family and friends," Cardinals team president Michael Bidwill said in a statement. "Kwamie came to the Cardinals as an undrafted rookie free agent. He not only became a key contributor to our team for eight seasons but continued to make an impact on this community after his playing days ended. He will be missed greatly."
The safety arrived in Arizona as a 26-year-old rookie, who worked his way into the first-team before playing eight seasons in Arizona. He left the team as a free agent in 2002 before playing 10 games for the Chargers in 2003 and four games for the St. Louis Rams in 2004 before calling time on his career.
Kwamie Lassiter (L) died on Sunday at age 49. In this picture, Lassiter #42 and Hanik Milligan #31 of the San Diego Chargers have a drink of Gatorade during a break at Chargers' training camp July 29, 2003 at the Home Depot Center in Carson, California. Stephen Dunn/Getty Images
Lassiter recorded 588 total tackles, 24 interceptions and five fumble recoveries during his eight seasons with the Cardinals, according to ABC15 Arizona. He is survived by his wife and eight children.
The former Cardinals safety also setup the Kwamie Lassiter Foundation to raise awareness for challenges children face growing up like obesity, cancer and sickle cell. He remained active with the Cardinals even after his playing career taking part in alumni functions and working as part of the team's radio coverage.
Despite the nature of the death not officially confirmed – former Raiders, Pittsburg Steelers defensive lineman Nolan Harrison has revealed that Lassiter suffered a heart attack while on the treadmill on Sunday.
"Very very sad day. I'm hearing from multiple guys that another former player brother died today. Kwamie Lassiter died on the treadmill today of a heart attack! He's my age! Prayers to Erica and his family!" Harrison communicated via his official Twitter account.
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I think all officers and enlisted should bow and kiss the MOH recipients medal. Or one bow for each medal. Or something. Its a big deal.
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The origin of the Cowboy lays in Spain. Particularly in the Seville region. But one piece of gear missing from the Spanish Vaquero is a rope and a horn on the saddle. The use a lance or a pole. And have actually developed a dance showcasing the skill of a horse and rider with the lance. The South American Gaucho uses a bolo and not a rope and does not have a horn on his saddle. So the lariat, lasso, rope was invented or adopted in Mexico and spread to the rest of North America. From what I've read, the Spanish may have gotten the idea of using a rope from Native Americans. Using a rope and a horned saddle is uniquely North American. Spanish style shown below.


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Harman's DigiTech Updates Its DOD Compressor 280
Published 6 years ago on September 30, 2014
The team at Harman have announced plans to introduce an updated version of the company's acclaimed DOD Compressor 280. Whilst staying true to all which made the original so popular the re-issue will also offer true bypass operation, LED indicator and a 9-volt power supply jack.
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I some times wonder if I am the only one in Hong Kong that has fallen for the Real Estate promotional technique of showing empty apartments. That is no furniture and no cupboards.
I remember my first viewing in Hong Kong ( a little while ago now). Walking into a ~800 Sq ft apartment and thinking "WOW - There is a lot more room than I would have thought".
It wasn't until an associate nudged me with the wise words - "Have you noticed that there are no cupboards and no storage of any kind in this place!"
Well that made me wake up - and now every apartment viewing has me trying to visualize what storage I will need to actually make the place livable and functional.
With that we turn to one of my favorite easy, simple and cheap storage solutions. The Metal Mesh Modular Storage unit.
The price is great. You can get a 3 Shelve unit (small) starting at HK$159.00. So it shouldn't break the bank for anybody.
The flexibility to add shelves, make use of longer all shorter "legs" makes this quite a flexible solution.
Being sold by Price Rite, with some solutions from IKEA, these products are easily found.
How they can be used. We have some ideas listed below, but we love the versatility and functional side of these products.
Lets face it - they are pretty ugly.
On the "functional" scale they score an AWESOME. On the "I want to impress my friends" scale - its definitely a FAIL.
Place one of these against an empty wall in the bathroom or the kitchen, and make use of it as a Laundry Supply storage unit.
A Cheap solution for making a functional printer stand. Get the added benefit of being able to store additional items on the extra shelf's.
A Personal Favourite. Get the micro mesh shelf's from IKEA and put them inside your existing cupboards, giving you extra stacking space. But - if still available - get the silver solution - the white just doesn't look as good.
We would love to hear your ideas or solution's for using the Mesh Storage solutions.