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Posted on August 10, 2009 by DougNic
So there will be posts only when I have the time. Today's post concerns the rumor (and that is all it is) that is being spread by the coal and oil companies that Wind Turbines are not green and are not healthy. It finally has made it to Indiana:
http://www.indystar.com/article/20090809/BUSINESS/908090380/1305/ARCHIVE/Blowback++Indiana+s+emerging+wind+farms+whip+up+controversy
Blowback: Indiana's emerging wind farms whip up controversy
More and more critics say windmills aren't that green, aren't a great source of energy — and can be harmful to people's health
By Jeff Swiatek
Posted: August 9, 2009
The 200- to 300-foot-long blades on industrial windmills look almost whimsical from afar. They appear to turn slowly. People sometimes stop to take pictures. "They look cool," said Eric Burch, director of policy and outreach for the Indiana Office of Energy Development.
The tips of those giant blades, however, move at speeds approaching 160 mph, creating forces that send low-frequency vibrations through the ground. People three-quarters of a mile away sometimes say they can feel the vibrations in their chests.
Cases of nausea, headaches, insomnia and other ills have become common enough in states with wind farms that they've been given a name: "wind turbine syndrome."
That newfangled illness is just one of a growing list of health effects, inconveniences, risks and cost considerations that have resulted in a backlash against wind farms in other states, even as Indiana is in the midst of a rapid buildout of wind energy.
What's happening in other states suggests that the warm and fuzzy feeling many Hoosiers have for wind farms could change as the big turbines creep closer to more populated areas near Indianapolis, Lafayette and other cities.
Benton County farmer John Gilbert said several farmland owners he knows refused to lease space for turbines. He can't quite understand that. He and his family leased ground for four turbines being built by French-owned enXco.
"My thoughts are, they are going to have to look at 'em, so they might as well get paid."
Wind turbine energy is here. But groups have sprung up nationwide to fight it.
Jon Boone, a retired University of Maryland administrator who helped found the North American Bluebird Society, has become a leading wind-energy critic from his rural Maryland home, where he helped fight a wind farm proposal several years ago. Now he duels with the windmill lobby through his Web site, stopillwind.org.:}
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Are you familiar with Chinese New Year? One of the most important moments for China, when we move into the new year. Let's find out how the Chinese New Year takes place at the table among typical foods and traditions.
What is Chinese New Year and why food is important during the holiday
Foods to bring to the table at Chinese New Year
More Chinese New Year Dinner Customs: Etiquette and Traditions
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Chinese New Year is one of the most important festivals in China and many other parts of Asia as well as in Worldwide. Celebrated on the first day of the lunar calendar, the Chinese New Year marks a new beginning punctuated by a symbolic animal, which for 2023 is the rabbit. It is seen as a time to pursue new opportunities and reconnect with family and friends. Let's find out more about this tradition and how the Chinese New Year takes place at the table, between culinary traditions and typical foods.
As the name suggests, Chinese New Year (also called the Spring Festival or Lunar New Year) typically falls between January and March, with the 2023 celebrations taking place on the night of January 22-23. Traditionally, around two weeks before the official date of the festivities, people start decorating their homes with red banners which feature images such as dragons or phoenix birds – both symbols of good luck according to Chinese culture – handwritten lucky words are also hung, which creates an exciting atmosphere that children like very much.
The festivities include many activities: family reunions, feasting on delicious food (especially dumplings as they symbolize wealth), exchanging gifts (usually money placed in red envelopes), seeing processions of dragons dancing through the city streets, setting off firecrackers designed to drive away evil spirits… and much more! For many Asians living abroad who have strong cultural ties back home, this is an important way to keep traditions alive.
Food plays a huge part in any celebration and Chinese New Year is no exception. The dishes served for this special occasion all have deep meaning, indeed they are believed to bring prosperity and good luck for the next year. These dishes symbolize harmony, generosity, health, tenacity and family reunion as they usually come from traditional recipes handed down from generation to generation.
As part of the festivities, traditional Chinese New Year dishes are often served as part of the celebration. Here are some that can be served:
– Lucky Fish: Fish is considered a symbol of abundance in Chinese culture, so it is commonly served on special occasions such as New Year's. Steamed or stir-fried whole fish is often adopted as the main dish at Lunar New Year gatherings, promising auspiciousness for the whole family in the next 12 months.
– Nian Gao (also known as "New Year's cake"). This sweet cake made from sticky rice flour has been eaten at Chinese festivals for centuries for its symbolic association with increasing good fortune in wealth and prosperity every cycle of the Lunar New Year! It's incredibly versatile: added to soup or broth or stir-fried and fried; requires very little effort yet adds a real pop of flavor to any party!
– Spring rolls. You generally find spring rolls being enjoyed on many occasions all over China, such as wedding ceremonies and festivals like Chinese New Year, where they stand out as one of the absolute favorites! The most popular ones contain pork, mushrooms, garlic chives, carrots (or peanuts!), then all wrapped in a thin egg wrap – just make sure everyone takes turns eating them out of respect for each other's health!
– Gnocchi. There's no better way to say "Happy New Year" than with dumplings! Cooked on special occasions like this since ancient times in both northern and southern parts of China; these represent wealth coming your way.
– An important Chinese New Year culinary tradition is a dish known as yusheng o yu sheng, which consists of thin strips of fresh raw fish typically dressed with sweet and spicy sauces and various vegetables such as bean sprouts, pickled carrots and cucumbers among others. The name literally translates to "Raw Fish," but it symbolizes the abundance or prosperity that comes with every bite taken – the more you eat, the greater your wealth!
Chinese steamed dumplings
– Not only rolls but also ravioli. Of all shapes and fillings, Chinese ravioli are always offered on the table and the more you eat, the more the coming year will bring wealth, in fact the shape of the ravioli according to Chinese tradition it resembles a gold and silver ingot which were used as a unit of measurement in ancient times in China.
– Even the chinese noodles they carry with them a precise symbology: they are in fact the symbol of long life, the longer they are eaten and the greater the years you will count of life lived.
The foods listed are just a few and the most important that are prepared and savored during dinner, which can last hours and hours, in fact it seems that the perfect number of dishes during this recurrence both 12like the months of the year and like the animals in Chinese astrology.
You should know that the things to do (and not to do) during the Chinese New Year certainly don't end here, there are many traditions that the Chinese from all over the world follow during this festive event.
– For example, just like our Christmas, the Chinese New Year is celebrated necessarily with the family and not with friends or acquaintances. Furthermore, one can never show up empty-handed, one must always bring a small gift, whether it is culinary or not.
– They sit at the table elders first, never sit before them as a matter of respect. This argument applies not only to sitting down at the table but also to serving dishes, in fact it must always be the eldest who are served first.
– Toast all together: you can never hold back during a toast, you stand up and drink the contents of the glass to the last drop before sitting down again.
– There is never a shortage of citrus fruitsthe round shape in fact symbolizes fullness and prosperity.
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The rain finally arrived at Glastonbury – and transformed the sun-kissed paradise of the first three days into a damp, grey and soggy festival.
It arrived with a fine mizzle at precisely 1.01am, first making the revellers, trying to squeeze their way into the Arcadia and Park areas in the south west corner of the Worthy Farm site, reach for their ponchos.
That then turned to a stronger drizzle within half an hour before a stronger shower at around 7.30am woke those who still needed more sleep from their tents.
Preparations to stop the festival site turning into a sticky mudfest appear to be holding out. Well-used paths in the lower parts of the festival site around the Silver Hayes dance area and the markets have been well-drained and tractors were out in force before most people got up, to top-up the levels of spongy bark chippings on the most vulnerable ground.
The forecast is for more rain at around noon, but then staying dry for the rest of the day.
"It is a bit depressing after the perfect conditions of the past couple of days," said Anna Hampton, from Gloucestershire, who was one of the early adopters of wellie boots on a breakfast run on Saturday morning.
"What a difference from Wednesday and all that heat – that seems so long ago now. Still, it wouldn't be Glastonbury without any rain, and I just hope that it doesn't get too muddy.
"People say it's just a bit of rain but it makes a big difference in little ways - like, you can't just sit on the ground anywhere anymore. Everything in your tent gets wet and while the festival is still great, it just makes it that little bit harder."


Part of the site is managed as a nature reserve and cave studies centre by the Royal Society for Nature Conservation, the Devon Trust for Nature Conservation, and the William Pengelly Cave Studies Trust. The site area has been increased.
Buckfastleigh Caves are an excellent example of cave formation during the Pleistocene period, and are one of Britain's outstanding locations for Pleistocene mammals. The cave waters are important for an aquatic crustacean, and the site supports both winter and breeding roosts of a rare bat.
The site is one of three networks of cave passages in separate limestone outcrops around Buckfastleigh. Detailed study has shown that the three networks developed over the same timespan during the late Pleistocene period of Geological history about 150,000 years ago. Furthermore, stages in the development of the caves can be related to the stages in the development of the River Dart. Accumulations of debris washed into the caves during their formation contain important fossil remains which give an indication of the age of the caves. The caves also contain important and spectacular mineral deposits. The wide range of important features found within these caves makes this a most valuable site for the study of late Pleistocene cave formation.
Joint Mitnor Cave has yielded the richest known fossiliferous assemblage of Ipswichian Interglacial age in Britain, and extensive fossiliferous deposits remain in situ. The fauna includes hippopotamus, straight-tusked elephant, wild boar, fallow deer, spotted hyena, lion, and small mammals.
Abundant in the cave waters is the endemic crustacean Niphargellus glenniei, an animal thought to be a pre-glacial relict. The caves also provide an important winter roost site for a large colony of the rare and endangered greater horseshoe bat Rhinolophus ferrumequinum, while the nearby buildings support nursery roosts during the summer months.


Give Mom the gift of Knitting for Mother's Day!
Learning to knit would be a great gift for Mom! It is the gift that keeps on giving! There are gift certificates available at My Toy Garden. We are going to make a case for all of your needs. It can be a sunglasses case, no, it's a game case, no, it's a phone case... Which is it? You decide! In this class we will be making a knit case to hold whatever you want. You can also add a few cute buttons to add some flair. Stop by My Toy Garden to sign up for my next class. It is on Friday, May 3rd from 5 - 7 pm.
of these.... Mr. Smiley came along and wanted to get his picture taken, too! Love this picture of him!
UPDATE - Rocky has been adopted and has a new home at Smoky Row Elementary. I am sure he will be loved by all!
Finishing Your Knitting - NEW CLASS!
In this class we will learn how to make our projects look professionally done instead of homemade! We will be learning how to: pick up stitches, weave in ends, blocking and sewing seams. This class will take your knitting to a whole new level!
Yes, if you thought you heard someone scream "NO!" last night - it was me! I ran out of white yarn on my snowflake sweater at the top of the snowflake! This sweater is a stash buster project and I have had a horrible time finding 1 ball of white Louisa Harding Kashmir DK yarn! Finally, ebay came through and they had some! It is now flying its way to my house. My plan is to knit the snowflake out of the new white yarn (and surely a different dye lot) and finish the rest of the white details in the old yarn. At least I thought to try on the sweater to see if it fits and luckily enough it does! Seems a bit big in the color work section, so I am going to try to tighten up a bit.


Around the bend and under Mister Turtle for this hole. If you make it about a third of the way up the bend there is a cutout spot but it won't do too much for you in terms of getting near the hole. Hitting the wall under the turtle will help launch your ball in the direction of the hole.


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Landrum Brewer Shettles (1909-2003)
Landrum Brewer Shettles is remembered as an important contributor to early in vitro fertilization research in the United States as well as a prolific author on the subject of choosing a child's sex before conception. Shettles was born in Pontotoc County, Mississippi on 21 November 1909 to Sue Mounce and Brazil Manly. Shettles trained and worked as a gynecologist at Columbia University Presbyterian Medical Center, after receiving his MD in 1943 from Johns Hopkins University.
Subject: People, Reproduction
A History of Embryology (1959), by Joseph Needham
In 1931 embryologist and historian Joseph Needham published a well-received three-volume treatise titled Chemical Embryology. The first four chapters from this work were delivered as lectures on Speculation, Observation, and Experiment, as Illustrated by the History of Embryology at the University of London. The same lectures were later released as a book published in 1934 titled A History of Embryology.
The term morphogenesis generally refers to the processes by which order is created in the developing organism. This order is achieved as differentiated cells carefully organize into tissues, organs, organ systems, and ultimately the organism as a whole. Questions centered on morphogenesis have aimed to uncover the mechanisms responsible for this organization, and developmental biology textbooks have identified morphogenesis as one of the main challenges in the field. The concept of morphogenesis is intertwined with those of differentiation, growth, and reproduction.
Aristotle (384-322 BCE)
Aristotle studied developing organisms, among other things, in ancient Greece, and his writings shaped Western philosophy and natural science for greater than two thousand years. He spent much of his life in Greece and studied with Plato at Plato's Academy in Athens, where he later established his own school called the Lyceum. Aristotle wrote greater than 150 treatises on subjects ranging from aesthetics, politics, ethics, and natural philosophy, which include physics and biology. Less than fifty of Aristotle's treatises persisted into the twenty-first century.
"Genetic Control of Biochemical Reactions in Neurospora" (1941), by George W. Beadle and Edward L. Tatum
George Wells Beadle and Edward Lawrie Tatum's 1941 article Genetic Control of Biochemical Reactions in Neurospora detailed their experiments on how genes regulated chemical reactions, and how the chemical reactions in turn affected development in the organism. Beadle and Tatum experimented on Neurospora, a type of bread mold, and they concluded that mutations to genes affected the enzymes of organisms, a result that biologists later generalized to proteins, not just enzymes.
Angelman syndrome is a disorder in humans that causes neurological symptoms such as lack of speech, jerky movements, and insomnia. A human cell has two copies of twenty-three chromosomes for a total of forty-six-one copy from its mother and one from its father. But in the case of Angelman syndrome, the maternal chromosome numbered 15 has a mutation or deletion in its DNA and a gene on the paternal chromosome 15 is inactivated in some parts the brain. The result is the paternal gene is silenced during development of the sperm, which is called genetic imprinting.
Subject: Disorders
Wilhelm Ludvig Johannsen (1857-1927)
Wilhelm Ludvig Johannsen studied plants and helped found the field of genetics, contributing methods and concepts to the study of heredity around the turn of the twentieth century in Denmark. His experiments on heredity and variation in plants influenced the methods and techniques of geneticists, and his distinction between the genotype of an organism-its hereditary disposition-and its phenotype-its observable characteristics-remains at the core of contemporary biology. Johannsen criticized biological explanations that relied on concepts such as vitalism and teleology.
George Wells Beadle (1903-1989)
George Wells Beadle studied corn, fruit flies, and funguses in the US during the twentieth century. These studies helped Beadle earn the 1958 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Beadle shared the prize with Edward Tatum for their discovery that genes help regulate chemical processes in and between cells. This finding, initially termed the one gene-one enzyme hypothesis, helped scientists develop new techniques to study genes and DNA as molecules, not just as units of heredity between generations of organisms.
Priscilla White (1900–1989)
Priscilla White studied
the treatment of diabetes in mothers, pregnant women, and
children during the twentieth century in the US. White began
working with children with Type 1 diabetes in 1924 at Elliott
Proctor Joslin's practice in Boston, Massachusetts. Type 1
diabetes is an incurable disease where the pancreas produces
little to no insulin. Insulin is a hormone that allows the body
to use sugar from food for energy and store sugars for future
use. Joslin and White co-authored many publications on children
Social Implications of Non-Invasive Blood Tests to Determine the Sex of Fetuses
By 2011, researchers in the US had established that non-invasive blood tests can accurately determine the gender of a human fetus as early as seven weeks after fertilization. Experts predicted that this ability may encourage the use of prenatal sex screening tests by women interested to know the gender of their fetuses. As more people begin to use non-invasive blood tests that accurately determine the sex of the fetus at 7 weeks, many ethical questions pertaining to regulation, the consequences of gender-imbalanced societies, and altered meanings of the parent-child relationship.
Subject: Reproduction, Ethics, Legal
Viktor Hamburger (1900-2001)
Viktor Hamburger was an embryologist who focused on neural development. His scientific career stretched from the early 1920s as a student of Hans Spemann to the late 1980s at Washington University resolving the role of nerve growth factor in the life of neurons. Hamburger is noted for his systematic approach to science and a strict attention to detail. Throughout his life he maintained an interest in nature and the arts, believing both were important to his scientific work.
Images of Embryos in Life Magazine in the 1950s
Embryonic images displayed in Life magazine during the mid-twentieth century serve as a representation of technological advances and the growing public interest in the stages of embryological development. These black-and-white photographs portray skeletal structures and intact bodies of chicken embryos and human embryos and fetuses obtained from collections belonging to universities and medical institutions.
Subject: Outreach, Publications, Reproduction
Richard Doll (1912–2005)
Richard Doll was an epidemiologist and public figure in the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. Working primarily at the University of Oxford, in Oxford, England, Doll established a definitive correlation between cigarette smoking and lung cancer. Furthermore, Doll's work helped legitimize epidemiology as a scientific discipline. Doll's research also helped establish modern guidelines for oncological studies, as well as for contemporary and future research on the effect of smoking on pregnancy and fetal development.
Edward Stuart Russell (1887-1954)
Edward Stuart Russell was born 23 March 1887 to Helen Cockburn Young and the Reverend John N. Russell in Port Glasgow, Scotland. Friends and co-workers alike knew Russell as a quiet and focused, though always kind and helpful person. Trained in classics and biology, Russell's interests drew him to the study of historical and philosophical issues in the biological sciences, particularly morphology and animal behavior. According to Nils Roll-Hansen, Russell was one of the most influential philosophers of biology in the second third of the twentieth century.
1901 Arizona Comstock Law
In 1901, the Arizona Territorial Legislature codified territorial law that illegalized advertising, causing, or performing abortions anywhere in Arizona. The 1901 code, in conjunction with the federal Comstock Act, regulated the advertisement and accessibility of abortion services and contraceptives in Arizona. The Federal Comstock Act of 1873 had illegalized the distribution of material on contraceptives and abortions through the US Postal Services by labeling contraceptive and abortive material as obscene.
Subject: Legal
Teratomas
Teratomas are embryonal tumors that normally arise from germ cells and are typically benign. They are defined as being composed either of tissues that are foreign to the area in which they form, or of tissues that derive from all three of the germ layers. Malignant teratomas are known as teratocarcinomas; these cancerous growths have played a pivotal role in the discovery of stem cells. "Teratoma" is Greek for "monstrous tumor"; these tumors were so named because they sometimes contain hair, teeth, bone, neurons, and even eyes.
Subject: Processes, Disorders
Martin Couney and Incubator Exhibits from 1896 to 1943
During the late 1800s and early 1900s, physician Martin Couney held incubator exhibits to demonstrate the efficacy of infant incubators throughout the US and
Europe. At his exhibits, Couney demonstrated that isolating premature infants in an incubator ward
could significantly decrease premature infant mortality and increased the use of incubators in the
US.
Subject: Organizations, Places
"Drama of Life Before Birth" (1965), by Life Magazine and Lennart Nilsson
Life Magazine's 1965 cover story "Drama of Life Before Birth" featured photographs of embryos and fetuses taken by Swedish photojournalist Lennart Nilsson to document the developmental stages of a human embryo. Included in this article was the first published image of a living fetus inside its mother's womb. Prior to this, embryos and fetuses were observed, studied, and photographed outside of women's bodies as non-living specimens.
Subject: Publications, Outreach, Reproduction
Susceptibility Assay
Charles Manning Child designed an experimental test, the susceptibility assay, to measure the effects of different toxins on developmental processes. The susceptibility assay measured an organism s vulnerability to death when it was submerged in a noxious solution. The assay involved immersing an organism in a solution that contained a depressant or inhibitory substance, such as alcohol, and then measuring the responses of the organism. Child interpreted these measurements as revealing information about the relative levels of metabolic activity within the organism.
Subject: Technologies
Planned Parenthood Committee of Phoenix v. Maricopa County (1962)
In the 1962 case Planned Parenthood Committee of Phoenix v. Maricopa County, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled that Arizona Revised Statute 13-213, which banned the public advertising of contraceptive or abortion medication or services, was constitutional. However, the court also ruled that that Arizona Revised Statute 13-213 did not apply to Planned Parenthood's distribution of contraceptive information, allowing Planned Parenthood to continue distributing the information.
Subject: Legal, Organizations
"Sex Limited Inheritance in Drosophila" (1910), by Thomas Hunt Morgan
In 1910, Thomas Hunt Morgan performed an experiment at Columbia University, in New York City, New York, that helped identify the role chromosomes play in heredity. That year, Morgan was breeding Drosophila, or fruit flies. After observing thousands of fruit fly offspring with red eyes, he obtained one that had white eyes. Morgan began breeding the white-eyed mutant fly and found that in one generation of flies, the trait was only present in males.
"Child Development in the Context of Disaster, War, and Terrorism: Pathways of Risk and Resilience" (2012), by Ann S. Masten and Angela J. Narayan
In 2012 Ann S. Masten and Angela J. Narayan published the article "Child Development in the Context of Disaster, War, and Terrorism: Pathways of Risk and Resilience" in Annual Reviews in Psychology. The authors conducted their study at the Institute of Child Development at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In the article, Masten and Narayan review a number of articles to examine and compile the research made since the twenty-first century on the psychological impact of mass trauma, such as war, terrorism, and disasters, on children.
Hedgehog Signaling Pathway
The hedgehog signaling pathway is a mechanism that directs the development of embryonic cells in animals, from invertebrates to vertebrates. The hedgehog signaling pathway is a system of genes and gene products, mostly proteins, that convert one kind of signal into another, called transduction. In 1980, Christiane Nusslein-Volhard and Eric F. Wieschaus, at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory in Heidelberg, Germany, identified several fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster) genes.


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In July 2015, FEB leased a labor accommodation building from Fujairah National Construction Company LLC built on a plot located in Dubai Investment Park II (DIP), under a Shari'a compliant structure. The asset was then sub leased back to Fujairah National Construction Company LLC, a well-established UAE construction company with an extensive track record in the UAE, for a period of 7 years with attractive returns. The plot is 94,787 ft2 with a built up area of 163,037 ft2, located in a city within a city with unique, self-contained mixed-use industrial, commercial and residential complex operated by Dubai Investments Park Development Company LLC. The investment in UAE's industrial real estate sector is an opportunity to diversify FEB's investments.


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Excited to be in West Bengal: PM Modi
The Siasat Daily
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday expressed excitement over his two-day visit to West Bengal where he will spend time at the Ramakrishna Mission to mark Swami Vivekananda's Jayanti.
"I am excited to be in West Bengal today and tomorrow. I am delighted to be spending time at the Ramakrishna
PM Modi on two-day Kolkata visit from January 11
On Saturday, the prime minister will dedicate to the nation four refurbished heritage buildings in Kolkata to the nation, a statement from the Prime Minister's Office said....
Moneycontrol 2020-01-10
Modi Says 'Excited' for Bengal Visit; Protests Anticipated in Kol
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to reach Kolkata at around 4 pm on Saturday, 11 January, kicking off a two-day visit to West Bengal, during which he will attend...
PM Narendra Modi's 2-day Kolkata visit starts today; here's the itinerary
During Modi's two-day visit to West Bengal, PM is scheduled to visit Ramakrishna Mission to mark Swami Vivekananda's birth anniversary on January 12. PM Modi will also...
International Business Times 2020-01-11
PM Modi to visit Ramakrishna Mission in West Bengal
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Ramakrishna Mission during his two-day visit to West Bengal to mark Swami Vivekananda's birth anniversary on...
The Siasat Daily 2020-01-11
Modi-Mamata to meet over the weekend
Opposition parties may be critical of the West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's decision to boycott an all-party meet in Delhi over CAA-NRC. But that will not stop her from a likely meeting with the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and also share stage with him, across different events scheduled over the weekend. The development gains significance as political animosity...
\'Something special about this place\': PM ahead of visit to WB\'s Ramakrishna Mission
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Ramakrishna Mission during his two-day visit to West Bengal to mark Swami Vivekananda's birth anniversary on January 12. "I am excited to be in West Bengal today and tomorrow. I am delighted to be spending time at the Ramakrishna Mission and that too when we mark Swami Vivekananda's Jayanti. There is something...
Modi remembers his guru ahead of his Bengal visit
New Delhi, Jan 11 (IANS) Amid chaos over CAA, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi prepared for his two-day visit to West Bengal on Saturday, the person he missed sorely was his teacher Swami Atmasthanandaji. "I am excited to be in West Bengal today and tomorrow. I am delighted to be spending time at the Ramakrishna Mission and that too when we mark Swami Vivekananda's Jayanti....
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PM Narendra Modi on two-day Kolkata visit from Saturday
GLENMORE PARK: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be in the West Bengal capital on Saturday and Sunday to participate in sesquicentenary celebrations of the Kolkata Port Trust and dedication of heritage buildings to the nation. On Saturday, the Prime Minister will dedicate to the nation four refurbished heritage buildings in Kolkata, a statement from the Prime Minister's Office...
Narendra Modi spends night at Belur Math
The Prime Minister's schedule in Calcutta was modified on Saturday after he expressed his desire to spend the night at Belur Math, instead of Raj Bhavan. Sources at Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission said Narendra Modi wanted to meditate in Swami Vivekananda's room, which has a balcony facing the Hooghly, early on Sunday. Swamiji had breathed his last in the room on July...
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Modi to visit Belur Math, relive Ramakrishna Mission
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Belur Mutt, the headquarters of the Ramakrishna Mission, in the neighbouring Howrah district on Saturday during his two-day visit to the city. According to official sources, Modi is scheduled to visit the mission headquarters late in the evening after attending two other programmes here. Modi, who will be in Kolkata on Saturday and...


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After breakfast we will leave Jerusalem and drive down towards the Dead Sea, we will pass the Inn of the Good Samaritan. Continue to Jericho, which is the oldest inhabited city in the world. Above Jericho view the Mt. Temptation, the place where Jesus fasted for fourty days and nights. Return to Jerusalem to continue on to Bethlehem, which was the home of Jesse, King Davids' father, and where Jesus was born. Walkk across Manger Square to arrive at the Church of Nativity. Travel down to the Grotto of the church to see the star, which indicates the spot where Jesus was born. See the Manger and the three Wise Men alter. Next to this is a Crusader Church that is dedicated to St. Catherine. Leaving Bethlehem pass the Milk Grotto and Shepherd's Fields. Back to hotel for overnight.
Breakfast, and start the drive traveling North through the plain of Armageddon, where you can see Megiddo. Stop at the Mount of Precipitation, and arrive in Nazareth. Arrive at the Church of Annunciation, and next to it the Church of St. Joseph. Leaving Nazareth, we will pass Cana (the site where Jesus turned water into wine), and make our way to the Sea of Galilee. At the foot of Mount Beatitude, visit Capernaum, which was the home of Peter. Tour the Benedictine Church that commemorates the miracle of the Multiplication of the Loaves and the Fish. At the Sea of Galilee, there will be a chance to be baptized in the Jordan River waters. Returning pass Mount Tabor, and return to hotel for overnight.
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Winningest Coach in College Sports History
Coach Paul Assaiante knows how to motivate teams for success. As the current coach of the Men's Squash team at Trinity College and the former Men's Tennis team coach, Paul has motivated top athletes from around the world. He is known for his unique achievement as the "winningest coach in college sports history", winner of 17 NCAA Championships titles, and 22-year dedication as squash coach. Paul's core belief is the need to embrace fear in order to remove obstacles blocking success. He shares his experience and lessons on building teams of champions in his book, Run to the Roar: Coaching to Overcome Fear. Paul brings together the best players from around the world and demonstrates how teammates from diverse cultures, religions, and ethnicities can unite as a winning team year after year. He uses his experiences to help leaders in any field embrace collaboration, cultural diversity, and leadership models that encourage employees to give everything they have- every day and build winning teams.
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Paul spoke to our business group which consisted of 40+ presidents of companies and their spouses. I've been involved with this group for about five years and have heard dozens of leadership-focused speakers…Paul is the best speaker I've heard to date. He blended wisdom, wit, humor and gravitas in a way that few can. The audience was rapt with his messages about career accomplishment and personal failings, and the powerful lessons learned from both. Many times an impressive resume doesn't translate to public speaking success. Paul is an exception. It's no accident that he's the winningest coach in college sports' history. I give him my highest recommendation.
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Identifying and Facing the Fears that Block Success Based on his book, Run to the Roar: Coaching to Overcome Fear, Paul encourages people to free themselves from the chains of fear, so success and the joy of the journey can be realized. He details how teams can be strengthened through empathy and by ...
Identifying and Facing the Fears that Block Success
Based on his book, Run to the Roar: Coaching to Overcome Fear, Paul encourages people to free themselves from the chains of fear, so success and the joy of the journey can be realized. He details how teams can be strengthened through empathy and by nurturing a positive, forward-thinking attitude. Attendees gain insight into his guiding principles "the awesome power of now" and "love wins." Audiences are inspired to:
Give everything they have – every day
Be the best they can be – every day
Negotiate through change and make the right decisions
Identify and face the fears that block success
Keys to Teamwork
Inspiring and Motivating High Performers Recognizing that egos can sometimes be a distraction from the overall goal, Paul inspires a sense of family among his players. In order to succeed as a group, individuals truly need to buy into the concept that they are a member of a family. All of the family ...
Inspiring and Motivating High Performers
Recognizing that egos can sometimes be a distraction from the overall goal, Paul inspires a sense of family among his players. In order to succeed as a group, individuals truly need to buy into the concept that they are a member of a family. All of the family members must have each other's backs. Through storytelling and a note of humor, Paul inspires winning teams and audiences with the following messages:
Individuals do not win, the team wins
Individuals each have a role, but all contribute to the greater good
Create a sense of ownership, it is essential for leadership loyalty
When a group is put through adversity, they become more unified
Being part of a team means holding individuals accountable for their own performance
Raising Balanced Kids in a Pressurized Society
For Educators, Parents, and Students Educators and coaches have a unique opportunity to guide and mentor young people into productive adulthood. Paul has directly impacted many students' lives through his successful coaching principles. In this talk, Paul explains how today's high-pressure environm ...
For Educators, Parents, and Students
Educators and coaches have a unique opportunity to guide and mentor young people into productive adulthood. Paul has directly impacted many students' lives through his successful coaching principles. In this talk, Paul explains how today's high-pressure environment affects our kids and what parents and educators can do to help manage the delicate balance between:
Controlling vs. letting kids take ownership of their journey
Motivating vs. pushing
Rescuing vs. letting kids fail
Strengthening Teams through Diversity
Paul has built his winning success by recruiting and coaching squash players from around the world who possess the drive and passion to be part of his winning team. Each year, he brings together athletes from different nationalities, religions, and cultures to form a bonded team of national champion ...
Paul has built his winning success by recruiting and coaching squash players from around the world who possess the drive and passion to be part of his winning team. Each year, he brings together athletes from different nationalities, religions, and cultures to form a bonded team of national champions. In this lecture, audiences learn the importance of:
Cultural diversity in building strong teams
Understanding cultural sensitivities
Collaboration among team members
The Power of Perseverance
Paul believes that great leaders and managers are those who encourage peak performance every day. They consistently invest time and energy, mentoring their teams to achieve long-term, sustained success. While teams may encounter defeat along the road to success, it's what comes after the defeat that ...
Paul believes that great leaders and managers are those who encourage peak performance every day. They consistently invest time and energy, mentoring their teams to achieve long-term, sustained success. While teams may encounter defeat along the road to success, it's what comes after the defeat that truly counts. In this presentation, audiences learn:
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The endurance to maintain a 13-year winning streak of national championships
Overcoming defeat
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Coach Paul Assaiante knows how to motivate teams for success. As the "winningest coach in college sports history," Paul has motivated top athletes from around the world. He not only cares about his players, he inspires them to work their hardest and deliver their best every day. He understands that daily perseverance is required for success in any arena.
Paul's core belief is the need to embrace our fears in order to remove the obstacles to our success. He shares his experience and lessons on building and coaching teams of champions in his book, Run to the Roar: Coaching to Overcome Fear.
As the coach of the Men's Squash team at Trinity College, Paul has built a legacy of teamwork, leadership, and success that is unparalleled. The team has won 16 NCAA Championship titles- and counting! As a result of his 22-year dedication, Trinity College holds the record for the longest winning streak of any college team in any sport. In addition, Paul was the head coach of the Trinity College men's tennis team for 19 seasons, consistently being ranked regionally and nationally. He was honored as the 2008 NESCAC and Northeast Regional Coach of the Year. Paul also coached the World Team Tennis for 9 years and The Tennis Center at Trinity College carries his name.
From 1999-2003 and again from 2010 to present, Paul coached both the United States Squash Team, which competed in the Pan American Games, and the USA Men's Team, which finished a best-ever sixth in the World Championships in Germany in 2011. Twice named the United States Olympic Committee Coach of the Year, Paul was named one of Connecticut's top sports coaches of the 20th century by The Hartford Courant, and recently earned an award from the Hartford Business Bureau for his outstanding contribution to sports in the city. In 2016, Paul was inducted into the US Squash Hall of Fame.
Paul has an exceptional skill for rallying multicultural teams into a cohesive group of winners, as evidenced by the Trinity Men's Squash team. He has taken the world's top individual players from a wide range of cultural, religious, and even language backgrounds and molded them into a prolific winning machine that also feels like a family—a group that places the success of the team as a whole above all else. Their triumphs and perseverance have propelled them to the forefront of college sports as legendary players.
Whether addressing corporate leaders, sales, teams, association attendees, or young adults, Paul's keynotes inspire lasting success by helping others conquer their fears, practice perseverance, and care about those around them.
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Coach Paul Assaiante knows how to motivate teams for success. As the "winningest coach in college sports history," Paul has motivated top athletes from around the world. He not only cares about his players, he inspires them to work their hardest and deliver their best every day. He understands that daily perseverance is required for success in any arena.

Paul's core belief is the need to embrace our fears in order to remove the obstacles to our success. He shares his experience and lessons on building and coaching teams of champions in his book, Run to the Roar: Coaching to Overcome Fear.

As the coach of the Men's Squash team at Trinity College, Paul has built a legacy of teamwork, leadership, and success that is unparalleled. The team has won 16 NCAA Championship titles- and counting! As a result of his 22-year dedication, Trinity College holds the record for the longest winning streak of any college team in any sport. In addition, Paul was the head coach of the Trinity College men's tennis team for 19 seasons, consistently being ranked regionally and nationally. He was honored as the 2008 NESCAC and Northeast Regional Coach of the Year. Paul also coached the World Team Tennis for 9 years and The Tennis Center at Trinity College carries his name.

From 1999-2003 and again from 2010 to present, Paul coached both the United States Squash Team, which competed in the Pan American Games, and the USA Men's Team, which finished a best-ever sixth in the World Championships in Germany in 2011. Twice named the United States Olympic Committee Coach of the Year, Paul was named one of Connecticut's top sports coaches of the 20th century by The Hartford Courant, and recently earned an award from the Hartford Business Bureau for his outstanding contribution to sports in the city. In 2016, Paul was inducted into the US Squash Hall of Fame.

Paul has an exceptional skill for rallying multicultural teams into a cohesive group of winners, as evidenced by the Trinity Men's Squash team. He has taken the world's top individual players from a wide range of cultural, religious, and even language backgrounds and molded them into a prolific winning machine that also feels like a family—a group that places the success of the team as a whole above all else. Their triumphs and perseverance have propelled them to the forefront of college sports as legendary players.

Whether addressing corporate leaders, sales, teams, association attendees, or young adults, Paul's keynotes inspire lasting success by helping others conquer their fears, practice perseverance, and care about those around them.

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Exploration companies seek alternative funding solutions
Amid falling demand for commodities, slower economic growth in China and overall sluggishness in global markets, mineral exploration companies are having to find new sources of funding.
Speaking to Mining Weekly Online in a telephone interview, London-based law firm Charles Russell Speechlys' energy and natural resources partner Clive Hopewell noted that there was still a lack of investment in exploration in the mining industry.
He added that, when demand for raw materials picks up again, there would still be a lag in investment in exploration projects, as investors would likely be more cautious, with many having burnt their fingers in the last mining boom.
"I suspect there will be quite a catch-up period in investment in exploration opportunities, but also in getting the capital markets back up to speed in investing in mining," he said.
He pointed out that, while there was "plenty of capital" available, accessing that capital was a lot more sophisticated and complex, with exploration companies needing to approach specialist investors, hedge funds, family offices and private equity houses for funding.
Hopewell further warned that the lack of investment in new exploration projects, and thus the development of new mineral resources and the availability of mineral supplies, would worsen the longer the downturn continued.
Also speaking to Mining Weekly Online, Charles Russell Speechlys partner Adam Carling said the mining industry was at a point in the cycle where asset prices looked cheap and that "there were certainly" opportunities for investors with a long-term view.
"In terms of deal activity, it has been less than we expected in the last 12 months, but in terms moving private equity type or long-term investors into the market, that's the most prospective deal activity for us," he added.
He cautioned that mining companies should expect more shareholder activism in the year ahead. "It is already a notable feature of UK-listed junior miners, many of which have activities in Africa."
He said factors that came into play included share prices being under pressure, leading to disgruntled shareholders and new investors coming in who are keen to exert a controlling influence, even at a comparatively low level.
"Shareholders are seeking to progress their own views on how companies should be run," Carling said, adding that junior African miners had experienced an increase in shareholders exerting their influence during the downcycle.
Carling added that former senior managers, who still held shares but were no longer active in the company, were also often involved in shareholder activism.
"We see it playing out in various ways. Often, it's just changing the board or encouraging management to pursue a particular deal," he said.
Hopewell added that this increase would be brought on by the frustration of exploration or project development being put on hold.
The law firm's energy and natural resources division, which would host a number of meetings at the yearly Investing in Mining Indaba in Cape Town next week, specialised in highly regulated sectors requiring specialist industry knowledge, such as mineral extraction, energy and power.
This article was written by Megan van Wyngaardt for Mining Weekly, February 2016.
For more information please contact Clive Hopewell on +44 (0)20 7203 5203 or at clive.hopewell@crsblaw.com.
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Red blood cell alloimmunization mitigation strategies.
Hemolytic transfusion reactions due to red blood cell (RBC) alloantibodies are a leading cause of transfusion-associated death. In addition to reported deaths, RBC alloantibodies also cause significant morbidity in the form of delayed hemolytic transfusion reactions. These alloantibodies may also cause morbidity in the form of anemia, with compatible RBC units at times being unable to be located for highly alloimmunized patients, or in the form of hemolytic disease of the newborn. Thus, preventing RBC alloantibodies from developing in the first place, or mitigating the dangers of existing RBC alloantibodies, would decrease transfusion-associated morbidity and mortality. A number of human studies have evaluated the impact on RBC alloimmunization rates of providing partially phenotypically or genotypically matched RBCs for transfusion, and a number of animal studies have evaluated the impact of single variables on RBC alloimmunization. The goal of this review is to take a comprehensive look at existing human and animal data on RBC alloimmunization, focusing on strategies that may mitigate this serious hazard of transfusion. Potential factors that impact initial RBC alloimmunization, on both the donor and recipient sides, will be discussed. These factors include, but are not limited to, exposure to the antigen and an ability of the recipient's immune system to present that antigen. Beyond these basic factors, coexisting "danger signals," which may come from the donor unit itself or which may be present in the recipient, also likely play a role in determining which transfusion recipients may become alloimmunized after RBC antigen exposure. In addition, to better understanding factors that influence the development of RBC alloantibodies, this review will also briefly discuss strategies to decrease the dangers of existing RBC alloantibodies.
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Dr. Helena Kopchick Spencer joined the UNC Wilmington faculty in 2014 as Assistant Professor of Music History and Bassoon. She previously taught at Willamette University and the University of Oregon, where she received the 2012 Excellence in Teaching Award. Her teaching and research are driven by the meaningful ways in which music interacts with other media of expressive culture-literature, drama, and film; dance, gesture, and staging; art and architecture; costume and scenic design. Her current work explores the conflation of landscape and gender in nineteenth-century Parisian music theater, and she has published on Scandinavian supernatural folklore in Bournonville's ballet La Sylphide and in Ibsen art song settings. Dr. Spencer has presented papers at annual meetings of the American Musicological Society (national and regional) and international conferences on nineteenth-century music. As a founding member of the Blue Box Ensemble, she has designed and performed chamber music recitals in collaboration with exhibitions featuring artists Lesley Dill, Kara Walker, and most recently Ryo Toyonaga. She has also performed as bassoonist and contrabassoonist with the Eugene Opera Orchestra, Oregon Mozart Players, and Salem Chamber Orchestra; the Eugene, Colorado, and Oregon Symphony Orchestras; and the Aspen, Cabrillo, and Oregon Bach Festival Orchestras.


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"We sound possessed on these songs," says guitarist/vocalist Carrie Brownstein about Sleater-Kinney's eighth studio album, No Cities to Love. "Willing it all–the entire weight of the band and what it means to us–back into existence."
The new record is the first in 10 years from the acclaimed trio–Brownstein, vocalist/guitarist Corin Tucker, and drummer Janet Weiss–who came crashing out of the '90s Pacific Northwest riot grrrl scene, setting a new bar for punk's political insight and emotional impact. Formed in Olympia, WA in 1994, Sleater-Kinney were hailed as "America's best rock band" by Greil Marcus in Time Magazine, and put out seven searing albums in 10 years before going on indefinite hiatus in 2006.
But the new album isn't about reminiscing, it's about reinvention–the ignition of an unparalleled chemistry to create new sounds and tell new stories. "I always considered Corin and Carrie to be musical soulmates in the tradition of the greats," says Weiss, whose drums fuel the fire of Tucker and Brownstein's vocal and guitar interplay. "Something about taking a break brought them closer, desperate to reach together again for their true expression." The result is a record that grapples with love, power and redemption without restraint. "The three of us want the same thing," says Weiss. "We want the songs to be daunting."
Produced by long-time Sleater-Kinney collaborator John Goodmanson, who helmed many of the band's earlier albums including 1997 breakout set Dig Me Out, No Cities to Love is indeed formidable from the first beat. Lead track "Price Tag" is a pounding anthem about greed and the human cost of capitalism, establishing both the album's melodic drive and its themes of power and powerlessness–giving voice, as Tucker says, to those who "struggle to be heard against the dominant culture or status quo."
"Bury Our Friends" has Tucker and Brownstein joining vocal forces, locking arms to defeat a pressing fear of insignificance. It's also emblematic of the band's give and take, and commitment to working and reworking each song until it's as strong as it can be. "'Bury Our Friends' was written in the 11th hour," says Tucker. "Carrie had her great chime-y guitar riff, but we had gone around in circles with how to make that part into a cohesive song. I think Carrie finally cracked the chorus idea and yelled, 'Sing with me!'" "A New Wave" similarly went through many iterations during the writing process, with five or six potential choruses, before crystallizing. It enters with an insistent guitar riff, and a battle between acceptance and defiance–"Every day I throw a little party," howls Brownstein, "but a fit would be more fitting."
The album's meditative title track was inspired by the trend of atomic tourism and its function as a metaphor for someone enthralled and impressed by power. "That form of power, that presence, is not only destructive it's also hollowed-out, past its prime," says Brownstein. "The character in that song has made a ritual out of seeking structures and people in which to find strength, yet they keep coming up empty."
Sleater-Kinney's decade apart made room for family and other fruitful collaborations, as well as an understanding of what the band's singular chemistry demands. "Creativity is about where you want your blood to flow, because in order to do something meaningful and powerful there has to be life inside of it," says Brownstein. "Sleater-Kinney isn't something you can do half-assed or half-heartedly. We have to really want it. This band requires a certain desperation, a direness. We have to be willing to push because the entity that is this band will push right back."
"The core of this record is our relationship to each other, to the music, and how all of us still felt strongly enough about those to sweat it out in the basement and to try and reinvent our band," adds Tucker. With No Cities to Love, "we went for the jugular."
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My family's clan hails from eastern Iowa originally and we decided to go for a visit for a long Independence Day weekend. My family moved away and I never lived in Iowa, but I have frequently gone out to visit family over the years. During those trips, I have always wanted to visit the Field of Dreams location in Dyersville, Iowa, and this trip gave us the opportunity. Being in the Galena-Dubuque area put us just 30 minutes from Dyersville.
We were thrilled to see how authentic the Field of Dreams location in Dyersville remains to this day. There's no massive industrial complex. No paved driveway. No pushy attendants. In fact, no charge whatsoever. We were free to roam the grounds, walk on the field and disappear into the corn.
"Ray, people will come Ray. They'll come to Iowa for reasons they can't even fathom. They'll turn up your driveway not knowing for sure why they're doing it. They'll arrive at your door as innocent as children, longing for the past. Of course, we won't mind if you look around, you'll say. It's only $20 per person.
"They'll pass over the money without even thinking about it: for it is money they have and peace they lack. And they'll walk out to the bleachers; sit in shirtsleeves on a perfect afternoon. They'll find they have reserved seats somewhere along one of the baselines, where they sat when they were children and cheered their heroes. And they'll watch the game and it'll be as if they dipped themselves in magic waters.
"The memories will be so thick they'll have to brush them away from their faces. People will come Ray. The one constant through all the years, Ray, has been baseball. America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It has been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked the time.
The way the Terence Mann character describes the scene in the movie – it seems almost magical. And the Field of Dreams location really is. We saw a couple of kids having a catch with their dad along the 3rd base line – the ball slapping the leather glove. The wind rustling the leaves of the tall corn stocks. We could also imagine the ghosts on the field.
I often think of my family in Iowa. They frequently tell me to come back and visit and I always do. As they say, "People will come Ray," and I'm sure I'll be back…someday. And one day we'll come back and visit the magical Field of Dreams location in Dyersville, Iowa.


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The cool air enters the room on the lower sash gap, and warm air exits the room via the upper sash gap.


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Peyton Reed Promises That ANT-MAN AND THE WASP Isn't A Romantic Comedy
Ant-Man and The Wasp director Peyton Reed talks about what fans should expect from the sequel, promising that it's not Marvel Studios' version of a romantic comedy and teasing his plans for Hope Van Dyne.
Filed Under: "Ant-Man And The Wasp" Source: Empire Magazine
Ant-Man and The Wasp is Marvel Studios' third release of 2018 and comes our way this summer shortly after Avengers: Infinity War hits theaters. While we've seen a trailer for the sequel alongside a handful of stills, much of the movie is being kept under wraps but director Peyton Reed - who also helmed the first instalment after Edgar Wright's departure - has now dropped a few new details.
Asked how The Wasp stacks up to Ant-Man in the movie, he said: "It was important to me, in this movie called Ant-Man and The Wasp, that she's not a supporting character. She's a lead character. She's become a fully-formed hero." That's definitely going to come as music to the ears of fans and Reed went on to explain why the hero is so important. "She really was, along with Sue Storm of the Fantastic Four, one of the first female Marvel heroes. I feel a certain responsibility with The Wasp."
Pushed for intel on what we should expect in terms of the story, Reed pointed out what makes the sequel different to other stories set in the MCU. "This one explores the different generations of Ant-Man and The Wasp. I thought that was an interesting thing we haven't seen in a Marvel movie."
The first Ant-Man was very much a comedy and that's led to a lot of speculation that these two heroes teaming up is going to result in Marvel's first romcom. Not so fast, says Reed. "It's not a romantic comedy. The idea might enter Hope's brain: does she need Scott Lang in her life?" It definitely sounds like the follow-up will take the characters to some interesting places in that case. What do you think?
ANT-MAN Actress Evangeline Lilly Offers "Sincere & Heartfelt Apology" For Self-Isolation Stance
Evangeline Lilly (Ant-Man, Lost) recently shared a controversial Instagram post which winded up causing a lot of backlash, and the actress has now offered an apology for her "arrogant and cryptic message."
GAME OF THRONES' Sophie Turner On Evangeline Lilly's Coronavirus Stance: "F*ck Your Freedom"
The other day, Ant-Man & The Wasp star Evangeline Lilly came under fire for refusing to self-isolate amid the coronavirus outbreak, and former Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner has now responded...
ANT-MAN Star Evangeline Lilly Receives Backlash For Refusing To Self-Isolate Amid COVID-19 Concerns
Most celebs are encouraging people to stay at home and practice self-isolation as the world attempts to deal with the spread of COVID-19, but for Ant-Man star Evangeline Lilly it's "business as usual"...
New WANDAVISION Featurette Seemingly Teases The MCU Debut Of Wonder Man
WandaVision is now streaming on Disney+, and a new featurette for the Marvel Studios miniseries appears to tease the debut of Marvel Comics superhero Simon Williams, aka Wonder Man. Take a look...


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A void space has been a recent extension of my work. A space is void if it is found to be useless, uninteresting or simply unnoticed. The void, however, is not always of unworthy. There must be at least one potential as each one of us has. My recent extension explores it's innate potential by anthropomorphizing it. I begin my exploration by asking 'what if a void space were a living organism?' 'How would he or she survive and restore himself or herself?' 'How would he or she fill his or her emptiness?' 'How would he or she express his or her ego?' I attempt to visualize these questions and possibly bring the unnoticed to our attention. Presence is my recent extension.
A void space has been a recent extension of my work. A space is void if it is found to be useless, uninteresting or simply unnoticed. The void, however, is not always of unworthy. There must be at least one potential as each one of us has. My recent extension explores it's innate potential by anthropomorphizing it. I begin my exploration by asking 'what if a void space were a living organism?' 'How would he or she survive and restore himself or herself?' 'How would he or she fill his or her emptiness?' 'How would he or she express his or her ego?' I attempt to visualize these questions and possibly bring the unnoticed to our attention. 'Presence' is my recent extension.


No barriers. That is the theme of Neal Petersen's life. It is one thing to adopt such a philosophy based on theory, quite another to live it by overcoming barrier after barrier.
Petersen was born with no left hip socket, had no money to begin a sailing career and was black in South Africa under the apartheid regime. Yet despite these disadvantages, he became the first black sailor to race solo around the world.
"There are no barriers, only solutions," Petersen said at the annual Strictly Sail show in Chicago.
Petersen, 38, who now lives in South Carolina, is a dynamic speaker. His autobiography, "Journey of a Hope Merchant," features both heartbreaking tales of tribulations and dramatic stories of seagoing adventures.
An engaging man, Petersen talked of being discouraged as a teenager by those who thought he didn't belong in a sailboat and how the government sanctioned disapproval of any black man seeking to get ahead.
His is an unlikely success story, truly an against-the-odds journey. As a youth, Petersen endured three operations to improve his hip, then spent five months in a cast that stretched from his ankle to his chest. He couldn't lie down and essentially lived propped up in a box.
Depressed in the hospital, his life was altered when given sailing magazines. Reading them planted the determination to become a solo sailor.
"I was at a very impressionable age," Petersen said. "The pretty pictures stayed with me forever."
When he was more mobile, Petersen hung out in a treehouse reading sailing literature, most notably Joshua Slocum's "Sailing Alone Around the World," and imagined battling giant waves and fearsome storms.
Petersen grew up near Cape Town. Undeterred by the racial climate and class differences, Petersen went slip to slip asking captains to let him sail. He might have been turned away 50 times for each acceptance, but those sails gave him experience. His skills improved and his popularity grew when skippers needed racing assistance.
"I got an incredible education," Petersen said.
And he doesn't mean just sailing. Petersen worked for hot-shot businessmen and listened when they discussed big-bucks deals. Years later, when he had the opportunity, he applied the lessons and made money. That was years in the future, well before Petersen commanded thousands of dollars per speech or wrote a book provoking 1,000 business executives per event to ask for signatures.
For a time, Petersen settled in Ireland, where children prompted creation of a Pennies for Petersen fund. He spoke to thousands of schoolchildren, urging them to follow their dreams. When Petersen built his own sailboat with an eye toward long-distance racing, it sorely lacked modern technology. "I was equipped little better than Joshua Slocum in 1895, or, for that matter, Columbus," he wrote.
"Columbus had a few more luxuries," Petersen joked later.
Critics ridiculed the 38-foot boat as "a floating coffin." Completing the OSTAR race, successfully navigating from England to Newport, R.I., made his point. In a surprise gesture, officials awarded Petersen the key to the city for his inspirational finish.
By 1994, despite maxed-out credit cards, scrounging for sponsors and doubters galore, Petersen entered the BOC Challenge, a 27,000-mile sailboat race around the world. He figured his homemade boat was the equivalent of a Volkswagen Beetle going up against Ferraris.
Among those supporting Petersen's efforts were friend Bill Pinkney, 69, the Chicago sailor who in 1992 became the first black man to sail solo around the world.
Petersen met Pinkney when the older man docked in South Africa on his solo sail and stayed at his mother's house. He calls Pinkney his hero.
"He's as nuts as I am," said Pinkney, now living in Connecticut. "I was seeing Neal do the whole thing, and he had no angel coming down and saying, `You're blessed.' And he just kept going."
Petersen finished the BOC race in 1995 and settled near Charleston, S.C., where he again lectures thousands of schoolchildren and where he met his wife, Darlene Kristi-Petersen.
Petersen is a compelling speaker with props like a rusted treasure chest that contains his old Slocum book and a worn sailing jacket. He calls it his only baggage.
Petersen circled the globe again in the 1999 Around Alone race. Someday, after raising the millions of dollars necessary, he plans to compete in the Vendee Globe, the non-stop race around the world, in style.
In the meantime, his wife, a novice sailor, has adapted well to shorter ocean forays.
"I'll sail anywhere, anytime, anyplace with Neal," she said. "I have a lot to learn."
The brotherhood of solo circumnavigators is a small one. By some estimates, the feat has been accomplished only 300 times.
"When we're out there, there's no Coast Guard, there's no search and rescue," Pinkney said. "We've bonded."
For all of his earlier hardships, Petersen emerged with an upbeat attitude.
"We are a unique family," Petersen said of solo sailors. "And we are a family."
Once frequently rejected by skeptics in his sport, Neal Petersen had the heart, outlook and dreams and proved bigger than them all.


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Economy news GPEA 27th September 2016
The July 2016 house price index data for the UK showed a monthly rise of 0.4 per cent, while in England the increase was slightly higher at 0.5 per cent. In London the monthly change was 1.0 per cent but of the English regions it was the North East region that experienced the highest monthly growth with a rise of 2.3 per cent. Falls were seen in Yorkshire and The Humber, the South West and the West Midlands, the latter seeing the greatest fall at minus 0.8 per cent.
On an annual basis the price change across the UK was 8.3 per cent, bringing the average house price to £216,750. In England the annual price increase was a little higher at 9.1 per cent and the average house price £232,885. London experienced a rise of 12.3 per cent making the price of an average London home £484,716. However, the East of England again saw the greatest increase over the year with a rise of 13.2 per cent, while Yorkshire and The Humber saw the lowest annual price growth at 4.7 per cent. Annual price increases by property type across the UK showed little difference, ranging from 8.1 per cent for both terraced houses and flats and maisonettes to 8.5 per cent for both detached and semi-detached houses.
Detailed statistics for local authority areas continue to show a wide variation but only five areas saw a fall in prices over the year, including the London boroughs of Camden at minus 0.6 per cent, Hammersmith and Fulham at minus 1.6 per cent, and Kensington and Chelsea at minus 3.0 per cent. The highest annual rise was seen in South Bucks at 22.7 percent, while Stevenage, Haringey, Hertsmere and Newham also saw increases above 20 per cent.
Completed sales for England in May 2016 totalled 49,795, a fall of minus 33.5 per cent compared to a year ago when 74,897 completed house sales were made.
Statistics relating to building status showed that the average price of a new build property in England in July was £295,039, down minus 2.2 per cent on June but up 16.4 per cent on a year ago. The average price of a resold property was £228,779, a rise of 0.7 per cent over June and 8.5 per cent higher than 12 months ago.
Statistics on buyer status in England showed that the average price of a house sold to a first time buyer was £195,484 and to a former owner occupier £264,184. Prices to first time buyers increased by 0.3 per cent over June, while re-purchasers saw an increase of 0.6 per cent. Over the year, prices for first time buyers increased by 8.9 per cent and for former owner occupiers by 9.2 per cent.
The latest figures on funding status, which compare average cash and mortgage prices, show that in England the average cash price was £218,331 and the average mortgage price was £240,233. The monthly increase in prices for cash buyers was 0.3 per cent, while mortgage purchase prices rose by 0.5 per cent. However, the annual change for cash purchases was 8.3 per cent, while for mortgage purchases it was somewhat higher at 9.4 per cent.
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