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From the latest development of the Otherside Picnic, the trio went to the Otherside and saved Akira. They battled with mysterious monsters and made it back. In the morning, Nishina and Sorawo visited Kozaharu. Kozaharu told them that they must not be thinking about going to the Otherside. Nishina told Kozaharu that they need her help they want to rescue the U. S army. Nishina feels that she cannot abandon them.
She realizes that the U.S army saved them from being devoured by monsters at the Otherside. Kozaharu decided to help them, and she gave them a map that leads them to the Otherside. She told the two that they have visited that Otherside many times; that's why their path is blocked. Sorawo reveals about the magical hat that will help them get there. Kozaharu notices that the hat will help them and advices them on what to do.
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Kozaharu realizes that she is scared ad decides to let the two go alone at the Otherside. She left them, and Sorawo wears the hat. She thought that it is not working since they are still in the real world. They both headed out and started talking about the Otherside. Sorawo comments that she will never go to the Otherside during the night. Suddenly the weather changed. Everything becomes darker, and they find themselves in a forest.
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Sorawo realizes that the magical hat has started working, and they are teleported to the Otherside. They find the machine guns and wraps them with a white veil. Sorawo is worried that when the soldiers see them carrying guns, they won't hesitate to shoot. They will think that they are under attack, but Nishina has the plan. They both saw the train station and heads there. But they hear the sound of guns, and they both take cover.
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SOS Army Code
Nishina raises her machine gun, but the white veil got shot in pieces. Sorawo realizes that what she has been afraid of is happening. Nishina plays an SOS code, and Sorawo asks where she learned that. Nishina replies that she learned it from her mother. She shoots the air and raises her machine gun, showing that they mean no harm. That's an SOS code, and the soldiers notice that. They stopped shooting since they are not enemies to them.
Sorawo realizes that the SOS code has worked and realizes that Nishina's mother was a soldier. They both head to where the army of soldiers is. The captain recognized them and said, it is you two again. Sorawo clears the misunderstanding with the soldiers. She leaves that she and Nishina are not monsters, but she just had a blue magical eye. Nishina had a magical left hand due to visiting the Otherside multiples times.
The captain replies that he had found about that a few days ago when the two left. Sorawo is wondering why he was saying, a few days ago. She knows that it is almost half a year since they left the Otherside. Sorawo realizes that the time between the Otherside and the real-world is different. They both heard to the U.S army base. On their way, Sorawo asks about Greg. The captain reveals that Greg has died fighting with apes.
Bear Traps
Greg was trying to track the two, but the meat train hits him and dies instantly. Sorawo also shows the soldiers how her magical eye works. She told them that she uses her eye to spot glitches, but the soldiers call the bear traps. Nishina reveals that they are here to rescue them. The captain also reveals about their dying soldiers due to bear trap. They both arrive at the U.S army base and meet with the Major.
The major can't believe that they have come back. The captain reveals that they are here to rescue them, and it is the girls. He said the girls in English and Nishina and Sorawo are wondering what the girls are. The two understand Japanese but not English. Nishina understands some English words except for the word girls. The Major is happy that they are back and they can return to America.
The captain went with the two out and show them different guns and army vehicles. He left the two trying to prepare for the war. Sorawo notices that Nishina is good with guns and asks if she has learned from her mom. Nishina reveals about her mother being a great soldier. Later they head out with the army and saw a bear trap. Sorawo is using her eye to spot glitches. At a distance, she saw a Karanda mosnter that feed on humans, and it smiled with blood on its teeth.
Otherside Picnic Episode 12 Release Date
Otherside Picnic Episode 12 date will release on Monday, 22 March 2021, at 11:30. You will be able to watch Otherside Picnic Episode 12 online on AnimeLab and Funimation.
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Guardia tiratrice di carnagione bianca, Crispin nasce in una cittadina dell'East Coast americana, Pitman in New Jersey. Frequenta la Pennsylvania State University da dove esce a 23 anni per andare a vivere dall'altra parte dell'America. Si trasferisce a Los Angeles perché i Lakers lo scelsero nel Draft del 2002. Dopo alcune partite la società giallo-viola decise di farlo maturare alla Southern California Surf, squadra di una lega minore.
L'anno successivo entra in un trading tra Phoenix Suns e LA Lakers, finendo dunque in Arizona. Ai Suns gioca 15 partite per poi finire nuovamente in una lega minore.
Poi giunge a Rockford per disputare una stagione in CBA. Nel 2003 arriva per la prima volta in Europa, dove gioca per l'. Dopo 14 partite torna negli States. Tra il 2004 e il 2005 gira tra le leghe minori, CBA, ABA 2000 e NBDL, tra Kansas City e Pennsylvania Valley.
Nel 2005 comincia a girovagare lontano dall'America e a ricevere il grande interesse  Arriva a Cracovia, ma non disputa partite perché in Italia c'è una squadra che deve ricoprire il ruolo di playmaker: è il Teramo Basket. Matteo Boniciolli e il vice Massimo Bianchi puntano sulle sue qualità ed è grazie a questa esperienza che Crispin si fa conoscere al grande pubblico. In quella stagione collezione 20 punti di media, 46% al tiro e 15 di media valutazione. Una stagione eccellente.
Questo gli permette di strappare un contratto in Spagna con il Basket Zaragoza 2002, ma l'anno successivo viaggia verso la Turchia, dove per due anni gioca nel Banvit, squadra di cui diventa capitano e grande trascinatore.
Dalla stagione 2009-10 ritorna in Italia a Brindisi, dove disputa il torneo di LegaDue,

Il 19 aprile 2010 conquista con Brindisi la matematica promozione in serie A.

Nell'estate successiva è stato ingaggiato dal Basket Barcellona; il tecnico Cesare Pancotto lo ha presentato così: «Abbiamo preso un giocatore che conosce il campionato e che ha personalità da vendere, un giocatore giusto per Barcellona e che ha le carte in regola per far bene in questa piazza». Il suo apporto è fondamentale per la rincorsa ai play-off di Legadue, tanto che c'è chi definisce la squadra "Crispin-dipendente".

Nel settembre del 2011, Joe Crispin ha firmato un contratto con la squadra ucraina dell'Azovmash Mariupol'.

Premi e riconoscimenti
 ABA Most Valuable Player: 2004
 Campione USBL: 2004
 ABA 2000 All-Star Game: 2005

Vita privata
È sposato con Erin e ha quattro figli: Abigail Lee, Elijah Joseph, Naomi Kathryn e Isaiah.

È una persona molto religiosa e spesso, quando staziona nella sua terra, scrive e recita sermoni per la chiesa protestante.
Mentre è in giro per il mondo per la sua professione si diletta a scrivere sul suo blog sia sermoni che esperienze professionali e personali. Anche la moglie Erin ha un blog dove inserisce i suoi personali pensieri.

Curiosità
Il 18 ottobre del 2009 ha eguagliato il record di canestri da tre punti realizzati in tornei professionistici italiani. Il cestista realizzò 10/10 nella vittoriosa trasferta dell'Enel Brindisi a Lodi contro Casalpusterlengo (82-92 il finale - per lui 39 punti e 39 di valutazione). È il primo record della LegaDue, ma in serie A anche Terrell McIntyre, che segnò 10 triple senza errori con la maglia di Reggio Emilia, vanta lo stesso record.

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"I SERVED my time at the Cleveland Car Company from 1955 to 1961, and the little van about to turn into Grange Road is a Standard 10," says Tony Crooks.
The CCC was formed in 1904 by Charles Dixon, the owner of Cleveland Bridge, and Owen Pease because they had nowhere to service their motor cars – Mr Dixon had a Rolls Royce Silver Ghost.
It is therefore claimed that CCC was the first garage in this district. It was certainly the most characterful garage – right into the 1960s, it refused to accept new vehicles delivered on a car-transporter because it said the movement of the transporter's floor, to which the car was tied, caused the engine to leak oil in later life.
In November 1971, the CCC moved out to Blands Corner at Blackwell, and its half-timbered home was demolished in September 1974 to allow the road improvements.
RALPH DAVISON spent a lifetime working in most of the garages pictured. "I started as an apprentice motor mechanic at 15 in 1951 at Minories in Grange Road," he said.
Unbeknown to him, his future wife Pamela was starting out at the same time working in the office at the Motor Delivery Company in Grange Road, before she moved to the Minories branch in Chesnut Street.
When they got married in 1956, Ralph had moved on to Dove's garage in Bondgate – the garage pictured in 1969 promoting the new Mini Countryman with a window display which included a mannequin with a 12 bore shotgun under his arm. Dove's closed in 1980, by which time it was known as Wheatley's, and it boasted the last over-the-pavement petrol pumps.
Ralph's career then motored him out to Scotch Corner, where he became manager of the petrol filling station. He and Pamela lived in the bungalow beside the station for ten years, before bringing their family back into town when he got a job with Mill Garages in Chesnut Street.
After 12 years at Mill, Ralph moved to become body shop manager at Sherwoods back in Chesnut Street, before retiring in 1998.
"IN the late 1950s, as a teenager I occasionally made pilgrimage to Darlington to tour the car showrooms," said John Biggs, of Etherley Grange.
"I'd get off the bus around the Odeon in Bondgate and could start with Lambert and Williamson (later Williamson) at Portland Garage, in Portland Place, which I think sold Rootes products.
"Next was Dove's, in Bondgate, a BMC dealer.
"In Blackwellgate was the showroom of John Neesham, an important Ford main dealer. Coniscliffe Road enabled me to look into the showrooms of FW Keighley (Wolseley dealers) and Charles GS Buist, a large Morris dealership.
"From there I would go to Grange Road, starting with the Cleveland Car Company (Standard and Triumph), a look into Motor Delivery Company, which was a large Austin dealership, and finally the Vauxhall dealership of Sherwoods, which was also then in Grange Road.
TODAY, all that there is to show for the Drover's garage is a scratty piece of empty land beside Cockerton Silver Band Club on which there has been planning permission for houses for years without anything being built.
The garage was on the site of the Drover's Inn, an ancient hostelry which apparently got its name as a stopping-off spot for Scottish drovers driving their cattle to Darlington's famed mart.
In 1901, The Northern Echo reported how Robert Barker, the landlord of the Drovers', had been "badly mauled" in a vicious attack by three male and two female customers who refused to pay for their whiskey. Mr Barker and the Cockerton constable chased the assailants through the village and apprehended them.
"My grandfather, William Henry Beach, was the last landlord of the Drovers' Inn in the 1920s," said John Beach. "My father, Fred, started his haulage business in the yard behind the pub.
As the business grew, in about 1926, the pub ceased to function and was converted into garage premises. Mock Georgian timber was placed on it, either to make it look older or to mimic the effect on the Cleveland Car Company at the other end of town.
The garage was demolished in 1965. Jim Ruck's cleaning company occupied the site for many years, but much of it has been vacant for at least a decade.


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All patients are seen by a board-certified physician or nurse practitioner. Treatment at the clinic includes blood tests, and frequently calls for X-rays, mammograms, and other specialty care. We are our patients' partner in health.
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Mercy Health Clinic's health education program is led by a physician and certified nutritionist. They teach classes for patients and conduct individual nutrition counseling sessions at the Clinic.
The goal is to change lifestyles and help patients manage their chronic diseases through exercise, diet, and medication.
Mercy also provides specialty care and pharmacy services.
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Dentist in Davison, MI | How Bad Are Root Canals?
How Bad Are Root Canals?
Posted August 11, 2015 .
Root canal therapy can be a very important treatment. In fact, this treatment may be necessary to save your tooth and to alleviate suffering. Sadly, despite its importance, root canal therapy is arguably the most feared of all dental treatments.
But does this treatment really merit the dread associated with it? Honestly, no. Root canal therapy still has a bad reputation today mostly because of how the treatment was performed in years past—before the advent of modern dentistry.
Fortunately, there are many reasons that you shouldn't fear root canal therapy. Here are three of the most important.
It can be your best option: In the center of your tooth is dental pulp. Root canal therapy is designed to treat your infected pulp. When the pulp becomes infected, the only options remaining for the infected tooth is either root canal therapy or a dental extraction. Most dentists agree that protecting your natural tooth is the best choice for protecting your smile. Also, when your pulp is infected, your tooth can be extremely sensitive and you may experience an excruciating toothache. In fact, root canal treatment is typically far less unpleasant than living with an infected tooth.
It is typically painless: Scientists have found evidence of root canals being performed in the second or third century B.C. This evidence is a bronze wire stuck in a skull's tooth. Luckily, root canal therapy has made monumental strides since then. Now, we have anesthesia to ensure that your mouth is numb before we begin. Because of sedatives, most patients who have had root canal therapy describe it as painless.
It will be over soon: It's natural for patients to worry about how they will feel after their treatment. While it is an understandable concern, we are happy to tell you that most patients only need over the counter pain medications manage their discomfort. Just think, in only one visit, patients can address their pain and discomfort.
If you are interested in learning more about root canal therapy, please do not hesitate to contact us today!


I have 2 kids. My son is 4 ½ and my daughter is 3. They love it when I play the Uke. Ok, they like it. Sometimes! So I started looking for ways to get them more interested.
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Aaron Conquered the London Marathon for TheatreMAD!
THE RUNNING TOTAL RAISED BY AARON FOR THE MAKE A DIFFERENCE TRUST ON VIRGIN MONEY GIVING IS A FANTASTIC £2,496.20 THANKS AARON RENFREE!
Hello everyone and thank you for visiting my page. Yes you heard right I'm doing this year's London Marathon and I would be ever so grateful if you could sponsor me and donate for such a great cause.
The Make A Difference Trust is a charity that means a lot to me especially being affiliated with performers, I've been raising money for them for the past 7 years, choreographing and taking part in West End Bares & West End Eurovision and this year I'm taking my personal contribution to the next level. I'm also 30 this year and wanted to do something special and what better way than to take part in such an iconic event and run on behalf of my closest charity.
The MAD Trust is a UK based charity with over 25 years of fundraising by the theatre industry. The raised funds go to HIV and AIDS projects that build awareness and provide care, support and education in the UK and Sub-Saharan Africa.
I'm so up for this challenge and ready to raise as much as i can to help this worthwhile cause.
Aaron was once a member of the pop group S Club 8 (formerly known as S Club Juniors), they achieved 6 top ten hit singles and 2 top ten albums, the first of which went platinum. They were winners of the Disney Channel Awards for Best Newcomers and nominated for Record of the Year 2002 for 'One Step Closer'. They played at the Queens Golden Jubilee, Prom in the Park, The Royal Albert Hall and Children in Need as well as regular performances on TV shows. In 2003 they embarked on their own sell-out UK tour S Club United performing in front of a total of over 200,000 people. The band then went on to have their own hit TV series on BBC called "I Dream" that was filmed in Barcelona. After the bands success, Aaron went back to college and trained at Laine Theatre Arts where he graduated with a National Diploma in Musical Theatre.
His dance career then furthered as he started dancing commercially working with the likes of Taylor Swift, Little Mix, Kylie Minogue, Sean Paul, Take That, Fleur East, Olly Murs, JLS, Alexandra Burke, Kimberly Wyatt & Adam Garcia. Plus TV shows such as X Factor, Britain's Got Talent, The Voice, The Brits and Royal Variety.
Aaron is also very passionate about choreography and has worked with The Saturdays and on X Factor Tours where he was also assistant show director. Aaron has choreographed the Professionals On Ice tour the last couple of years which lead him onto woking with Torvil & Dean in Panto.
Most recently Aaron became the head of MF DANCE – one of the UK's largest dance organisations that has thousands of students ranging in age from 2 to 60. Aaron is keen to spread the word and introduce MF DANCE to more aspiring dancers across the UK as well as teaching at the schools and choreographing the curriculum. Whether students wish to pursue a professional career, or learn a new hobby, MF DANCE helps them discover skills they never dreamed possible, there are also exams and assessments for those who wish to take them. The dance classes are professionally structured to build confidence, fitness and discipline in a fun-filled environment with highly trained instructors.


(Washington, DC) – With the Senate passage of the America's Water Infrastructure Act, the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA) commends both the House and Senate for their strong collaboration with the Association throughout the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) process to ensure the inclusion of several bipartisan provisions that are important to the municipal clean water sector.
Specifically, NACWA supports the provisions that make permanent the Water Infrastructure Finance & Innovation Act (WIFIA) program and provides increased funding authorizations at $50 million each for the next two fiscal years. NACWA also supports the inclusion of a new program to help bolster financing for the State Revolving Funds (SRFs), the renewed authorization of $225 million annually over the next two fiscal years for the Combined Sewer Overflow grants program, and the creation of a US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) task force which will include local government representation to study and provide recommendations on how to address stormwater funding and financing.
The bill—which now awaits the President's signature—also includes language championed by NACWA and its water sector partners to establish a water workforce training pilot grant program through EPA, as well as language to improve coordination between the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and local communities on water management plans.
NACWA especially appreciates the hard work and commitment of Sens. John Boozman (R-AR) and Ben Cardin (D-MD) in ensuring that strong water infrastructure funding was included in the bill, which ultimately helps ensure clean water and the protection of public health and the environment for communities throughout the country.
NACWA looks forward to continued engagement with Congress on policies that are critical to the municipal clean water sector and the communities we represent.


Hello! My husband and I are both in the restaurant industry- he is a chef and I am a front of house operator. My baby is due May 5 and we are having a girl, her name is not yet determined. We just moved into our house in Woodridge, next to Brookland, and are excited about how the neighborhood is developing, and to raise our kids here.
We are trying to sort out childcare and will have slightly more unique hours than the traditional 9-5. However, we also have some flexibility since we will be working on weekends at times and not always during the week. Ideally we'd love to have someone grow to be a part of our family for 40-50 hours a week, most likely Tuesdays through Saturdays, but again, with flexibility. The hours would most likely be around 9am-6pm, or noon-8/9pm.
I'd like to work with someone who has a few years of infant & toddler experience and who has their driver's license and ideally a car as well. Pick up and drop off details we are open to.
I have friends who have had good experiences with nanny shares and am very interested in being a part of one! I look forward to meeting you!
Hello! We are in search of a nanny for our son beginning March 2019. He'll be 6 months at that time. We'd ideally like to nanny share with someone who lives close to us (Congress Heights, SE DC), but would be willing to also share with a family in Capitol Hill (that's where our 2nd grade daughter attends school). We are looking for a full-time nanny (roughly 830-530) who has strong experience with infants and their developmental needs (developmentally appropriate games, milestones, proponent of early literacy, provides structure and routines, and is very caring and compassionate). If this sounds like a match, we look forward to hearing from you soon!
I'm having a baby in July and I'm looking to do nanny sharing starting mid October 2019. We will need coverage 4 days a week, although we can discuss the possibility of 5 days. We live in SW (near the Wharf) in a spacious apartment. We are open to host part-time or full-time.
This will be our fist child so as any parent we are just looking for someone who is caring and trust worthy. Our child will be learning a second language besides English so bonus points if the nanny speaks Spanish.
I am looking for a responsible and fun person to care for my little bug, I am a single mom working a full-time job, I love spending time with my daughter however when the world needs saving I need to leave her in the hands of a caring adult. I am looking for someone for 4 days a week to transport and hang out with my daughter until I get home. She is very low maintenance and I would provide all snacks and anything needed to care for her. I am looking for someone as soon as possible, thank you!
Hi, I am a first time mom of a sweet baby boy. He is almost 2 months old, he loves to eat and has recently started to coo a lot more. He's overall a happy baby and loves to cuddle. I will be returning back to work soon and his dad and I are looking for a nanny for at least 3 days out of the week. We're looking for a nanny with at least 2 years experience with newborns and preferably child/infant CPR certified. He is not yet in any baby activities but we hope to implement that in the near future.
Hello, I have an 8 month old son. He's very friendly and loves to hold your hand so he can practice walking on his own. He loves other kids and likes playing with toys and exploring different areas in the home. He likes listening to music and occasionally watching tv. Our Nanny will be patient, kind, have a sense of humor and will help keep our home tidy if the baby gets into things. Our nanny availability will be Tuesday and Thursday btw 7:00am and 4:30pm and Fridays from 7:00am to 1:30pm.


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From yesterday to today: How mobile phones changed the lives of our children
by newsbot 02/11/2020, 14:17 inNews
Today, and especially in recent months due to the pandemic, children spend many hours in front of their cell phone screens, instead of interacting with the real world as their parents did when they were children. But what has happened in recent decades to justify such dramatic changes in the way people communicate and interact?
The international cybersecurity company ESET recently studied the relationship of parents and children with technology, and especially mobile phones, and found that the differences between the two groups are huge.
ESET survey of parents of children aged 10 to 18 in the UK shows that on average they acquired their first mobile phone at the age of 24, with 44% of respondents acquiring a mobile phone for the first time after the age of 21.
In comparison, the average age at which the children of these parents acquired their first mobile phone was 11, with 73% having a mobile phone before reaching 12.
Getting a cell phone at a young age is just the tip of the iceberg. Not only do cell phones now play a much bigger role in children's development than in the past, but these devices also have a significant impact on almost every aspect of children's lives.
Take computers, for example: desktops became a real part of our daily lives in the 1980s, with most of them located in classrooms and home offices, at a time when most parents today were still students. These computers were usually connected to the internet via dial-up, which means that browsing capabilities were somewhat limited until the introduction of broadband in the 1990s.
Today, children have more computing power in the palm of their hand than their parents had on a desktop computer and have access to both high-speed broadband connections and 4G networks.
This, in turn, automatically implies a huge change in what children can do with their mobile phones. Children of the 20th century relied on home phones and later on simple conventional cell phones to communicate, while children today can communicate with their contacts on messaging platforms and social networks through text, images, videos and many other media.
In addition, modern smartphones incorporate digital cameras that go far beyond the capabilities of the cameras their parents used, along with enough memory to store endless music tracks, photos and podcasts.
Let us now add to these possibilities and the huge variety of applications that allow video streaming, games and content sharing and we will understand why children want to spend their time in front of a screen.
In fact, children now have a computer, a camera, a stereo, a video player and much more in a single device that is available 24 hours a day. Therefore, it is difficult to accuse them of being overly connected to their phones. However, it is important to make sure that they use these devices safely.
It may seem difficult to manage the many functions of a child's mobile device, but that should not discourage you.
According to ESET researchers, installing a reliable mobile security program can protect your child's mobile phone from the risks to which it is exposed. This, combined with understanding your children's habits and honest dialogue about how to stay safe online, will allow them to effectively monitor the time they spend in front of their mobile screen.
Developments in technology are rapid, which means that children today are growing up in a world that has almost nothing in common with that of previous generations. That is why it is important for parents to be aware of these differences so that we can better understand our own children as well as the issues they face in their daily lives.
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"The Sense Of Dust And Sheer" is an 25-minute long track by Treha Sektori, created to accompany Dehn Sora's The Sensation Of Being One Of Them on Cyclic Press, the publishing division of Cyclic Law. The first 50 copies come with a heavy gray stamped casing, including three signed and hand-numbered A4 prints.
French graphic designer and musician Dehn Sora (aka Treha Sektori), collaborates with Swiss composer Sam Vaney, aka Muhd (of Cortez fame), as well as Kristoffer Rygg from Ulver, who contributes vocals to "The Sense Of Dust And Sheer". The addition of these two musicians to the project really makes "The Sense Of Dust And Sheer" feel different from previous Treha Sektori tracks. We are still given the same ritualistic repetitions throughout this 25 minute piece. However, the dynamics of this release move Treha Sektori into a new level of musicianship and begins to transcend what was previously expected of a Treha Sektori release. I have been a huge fan of Treha Sektori's previous work, but "The Sense Of Dust And Sheer" feels extraordinarily well planned and crafted. The listener will find all the trademarks of Treha Sektori on this release, but you will also notice that there is a depth here, a deeply meditative quality is present, which adds to the more ritualistic elements we have grown to know and love from Treha Sektori. The rises and falls of intensity flow naturally, we are taken from paranoid whispers and dreamy synths to an almost tribal hammering of percussion. The harsher vocals in these sections fit perfectly, not only adding to the suspense and buildup of the tracks, but giving the listener a means of emotional release.
The graphic design skills and vision of Dehn Sora are of a truly professional quality. Dehn Sora has clearly put a lot of time and effort into curating some of his best work for The Sensation Of Being One Of Them. Some images will make you wonder in amazement and fill your mind with fantastic imaginings, while the next will turn your stomach, and bring you back to terms with the confinement and inevitability of life and death as humans on Earth.
I am very excited to see more of these intersections between dark visual art and dark ambient music. We saw the potential of such innovative projects through Inlumaeh, a similar styled book of art by Krist Mort accompanied by a spectacular short album by Lamia Vox, and through the many experimentations of Martin Bladh (IRM, Skin Area). It is quickly recognizable, how many multi-talented artists find their way into the realms of the dark ambient world. Whether the visual or aural is the primary factor in these projects is generally not necessary to delve into. It appears to be quite a cyclical process, where dark ambient fuels dark photography/manipulation/sculpture and vice-versa.
Kudos to Cyclic Law for taking a calculated risk with Cyclic Press. The dark ambient genre is drowning in artistically talented musicians as well as listeners. Many fans of dark ambient find themselves here because it helps them meditate on their own projects, whilst utilizing the theme or sense of emotion given to them by the dark ambient album with which they listen. Dark ambient can steady that mood, and constantly remind, embed, the artist with the mood or atmosphere they wish to portray in their own art, whatever their personal medium may be. Releases like Dehn Sora's The Sensation Of Being One Of Them, not only showcase the astounding level of talent some of these better known artists like Treha Sektori possess, outside their musical careers, yet it also gives inspiration to a younger generation of dark artists looking for various ways to express themselves.
A fantastic new release by Treha Sektori where we hear many dynamics coming into play. Accompanied by a book filled with fantastical imagery, this is a release not to be missed! I hope to see many more publications like this coming from Cyclic Press, they seem to be filling a void that is depressingly empty right now, considering the vast and varied talents of artists within this genre.
Born For Bliss is finally back with an album that's by all means a proper masterpiece, Falling Back To Never, which takes with such an ease the listener into a magical world that can be rarely witnessed. Falling Back To Never is like a story told in twelve chapters and as the opener "Innocent" is repetitively saying, "tell me your story, tell me you're innocent...", you know in an instant what will be about lyricaly wise. If the opening song can be counted like a rather hypnotic and psychedelic, yet very multidimensional introduction into Falling Back To Never, the real drama and whole new world opens up with "This Narrow Place". The sound on the album is somehow complex, constantly divided between the emotional, gentle, atmospheric new wave sound, and the one a bit more hypnotic, but still there's not a single second on it where it loses its extraordinary pathos. The vocal job is simply breathtaking, it's difficult to explain what kind of a power, passion and emotion is poured into it, let it be when Frank sings alone or in a duet with Lori, one of the finest examples of such a duet must be the driving "Better Than Me". The overall very atmospheric sound is often enriched with use of various electronics, synths, piano touches and much more other well thought insertions. The one who takes this sonic journey must be satisfied in the end, because albums like it's Falling Back To Never are rarely released these days. A masterpiece!


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Glider uses give new service a (mostly) warm welcome
Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland - 3rd September 2018''Belfast new glider buses go operational today with 12 hour bus lanes taking the new service across the city from east to west. The new service makes its way along the Newtownards Road in east Belfast. ''Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye
As the Glider buses were officially rolled out in Belfast on Monday, passengers were largely positive about the introduction of the service.
The 'bendy' buses will serve the main arterial route from east to west Belfast and also the Titanic Quarter, with the closure of lanes for the buses for 12 hours at a time being criticised by some motorists.
Nurses Justine Gudes and Michelle Dadule
On the positive side, the majority of passengers the News Letter spoke to yesterday morning reported improved journey times.
A pair of nurses at the Ulster Hospital were among the first to use the new £90 million service on its first day of operation at full strength.
Michelle Dadule said: "We would normally use the pink ones. We are both nurses at Dundonald so it is great for us to come into Belfast."
Justine Gudes added: "I thought it was an improvement. There's Wifi and a (USB) charger so that's good. It was faster and the frequency of buses is a lot better. You only have to wait for a few minutes for a bus."
Anne Curran
Anne Curran, who made the journey to the city centre from west Belfast yesterday morning, said: "It was great. I got on at Twinbrook on the Stewartstown Road. It took roughly 15 minutes, 20 at the most. It was definitely shorter than my usual bus. Lovely and smooth, very enjoyable. I was just disappointed there was no champagne."
Kieran Cairns took his grandson for a trip yesterday: "We came from Andersonstown into the city centre. We got on the bus at 10am. I timed it – 12 minutes. It would normally take a good bit longer. I'm with my grandson Mikey today and he loved it. It's an excellent service. The staff couldn't be any more helpful."
Gavin Boyle is from Finaghy but got on the bus at Connswater close to a friend's house. He said: "It took about eight minutes from Connswater which is pretty fast. It was a bit confusing for me because I'm used to a different route, but I can see how getting the ticket in advance will save time at stops."
While most of the commuters were positive there were several grumbles as passengers disembarked from a service which they said had left Dundonald at around 10.15am and not made it into the city centre until 11am.
Kieran Cairns and his grandson Mikey
One lady said she'd never get the service again while another man commented: "It was very slow. We didn't have to wait long for the bus, but it seemed like we were on it forever. Because it's new people were getting on at every stop which is unusual, I think that slowed it down a good bit."
Another commuter who boarded a Glider to the Titanic Quarter commented: "I listened to the Stephen Nolan Show this morning. There were so many people moaning about the Gliders. I think the people of Northern Ireland would be happier on a horse and cart."
Translink chief executive Chris Conway said the technology had worked well, but more communication was needed with passengers around the ticketing system and that was causing teething problems around timeliness of services.
He added: "Generally the feedback has been very good and we hope people will work with us as we take some of the learning points from the next couple of days and build the service up to a full high-frequency service."
Gavin Boyle
Meanwhile a west Belfast councillor has said the closure of lanes to Glider buses has led to "mass concern".
People Before Profit's Matt Collins said some elderly and disabled people were restricted from parking at their own homes and at St Kevin's Primary School, west Belfast, parents had no safe area to drop children off.
He also said double yellow lines had been extended into residential areas and access to shops has been restricted.


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Marysville school district asks teacher to remove Thin Blue Line flag from classroom
The flag was up to honor the teacher's brother, a former MPHS school resource officer. The flag violates district policy about teachers promoting political beliefs.
Author: Kaila Lafferty (KING5)
Published: 11:10 PM EDT October 2, 2021
Controversy is stirring in Marysville after the school district told a teacher remove a Thin Blue Line flag from her classroom.
Chris Sutherland was a School Resource Officer at Marysville Pilchuck High School for six years.
"I've got the MP tattoo on my neck from the shooting and each one of the stars is for one of the kids that we lost that day," Sutherland said.
He was there on Oct. 24, 2014, when a student opened fire on a table in the cafeteria, killing four classmates before taking his own life.
"I do believe from that point on, we really became strong and close as far as a community and law enforcement and the school district. And I just don't understand what fell apart," he explained.
Sutherland's sister, a teacher at Marysville Middle School hung two flags in her classroom to honor her siblings.
One for Sutherland, a thin blue line flag with pictures of him and the other, a Pride flag to honor her sister, who's part of the LGBTQ community.
"She called me she was literally almost in tears because, you know, both those flags mean so much to our family," Sutherland told KING 5.
She was ordered by Marysville School District to take down the Thin Blue Line flag.
Interim Superintendent, Chris Pearson, gave the district's reasoning in an open letter saying some concerns were raised about the display of the flag. Pearson said while the flag may be viewed as a tribute to police by some, it has also been used by hate groups, and carried by rioters during the Jan 6th attacks on the U.S. Capitol.
"Without any educational context or purpose, the display of this symbol in a school classroom cannot be reasonably divorced from the political meanings that have been attached to its varied uses and, as a result, may send a mixed or even disruptive message to staff, students and families," he wrote.
"That is not the message that needs to get out. It's, you know, that this flag is about protection, security, love and that's what we do as law enforcement," Sutherland said.
Pearson went on in the letter explain why the Black Lives Matter and Pride flags are allowed in classrooms: "These other two symbols can be seen as having a specific educational purpose that is directly aligned with instructional objectives or extracurricular programs. For example, our students participate in several different extracurricular leadership activities, including our Black Student Union, Latino Student Union, LGBTQIA+ Club, to name a few."
Sutherland is now fighting against the district for his sister to keep both flags up.
"This is something that is so dear to my heart right now because of my family and I'm not going to give this up, and it's not for me, it's for my sister for what she's already gone through," he said, "I mean, I will always support you know, MP and Marysville schools, I just wish that we could come to some sort of terms about, you know, we need to keep all the flags."
Sutherland ended his career in law enforcement this year to focus on recovering from the trauma and PTSD he experienced.
"I think what put me over the edge, I mean I know it did, is 2014. That incident after everything else that I've been going through and then the last even couple years you know, I just it was better for my mental health and for my family and everything for me to step back," he said.
Sutherland and a fellow retired officer run a non-profit called Brothers in Healing that provides resources for people suffering from PTSD.
"All the money we get we put first responders and military into treatment when they can't afford it. They call us and we vet treatment facilities for trauma," he explained.
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Military Lies-US Does Keep a Tally of Iraqi Civilian Deaths
20 April 2005 at 4:15:26 PM
The Geneva Convention says that military must keep counts of civilian deaths. The US has ignored this requirement- Tommy Franks said the US Army "don't do body counts".
But according to humanitarian worker Maria Ruzicka, she was told by a Brigadier General that it was SOP for the US to file reports when they kill a non-combatant.
"These statistics demonstrate that the US military can and does track civilian casualties," she wrote. "Troops on the ground keep these records because they recognise they have a responsibility to review each action taken and that it is in their interest to minimise mistakes, especially since winning the hearts and minds of Iraqis is a key component of their strategy."
Sam Zia-Zarifi, deputy director of the Asia division of Human Rights Watch, the group for which Ms Ruzicka wrote the report, said her discovery "was very important because it allows the victims to start demanding compensation". He added: "At a policy level they have never admitted they keep these figures."
Exactly how many Iraqi civilians have been killed in the last two years is unclear. Iraq Body Count, a group that monitors casualty reports, says at least 17,384 have died. But the group bases its totals only on deaths reported by the media, and says it can therefore only "be a sample" of the total actually killed. Its website says: "It is likely that many if not most civilian casualties will go unreported by the media. That is the sad nature of war."
A peer-reviewed report published last year in The Lancet and based on an extrapolation of data suggested that 100,000 civilians may have been killed during the invasion and its aftermath. One of the report's author, Dr Richard Garfield, professor of nursing at Columbia University, said: "Of course they keep records and of course they pretend they don't. Why is it important to keep the numbers of those killed? Well, why was it important to record the names of those people killed in the World Trade Centre? It would have been inconceivable not to. These people have lives of value.


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Rhetoric Society of America
Seventh Biennial Institute 2017
IU Bloomington
Rhetoric, Sport, and the Political
Workshop Leaders:
Michael L. Butterworth, Ohio University
Daniel A. Grano, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
Critical scholars of sport have long felt compelled to justify the topic as a legitimate site of study. In light of the growing presence of rhetorical scholarship about sport, the need for such justifications appears now to have given way to more theoretical concerns. In this workshop, we take up these concerns by asserting that rhetorical scholarship of sport should identify sport as a complex site for the identification, enactment, and contestation of the political. More specifically, we will suggest that:
Sport is not merely a "mirror" of society; rather, it plays a role in constituting society
Sport is neither separate from nor opposed to politics; rather, it is defined by a range of political practices, including allocations of resources, representations of identity, projections of nationalism and globalization, activism, and change
Sport is more than a pathway to studying other, "more important" issues; rather, sport is a site within which unique social formations and political struggles take shape.
In this workshop, we will engage with ideas evaluating the intersections of rhetoric, sport, and the political. Readings will be grounded in rhetorical studies, with supplemental readings coming from political theory and cultural studies. We will also identify exemplars of rhetorical scholarship featuring sport, while using contemporary discourses as invitations to identify future research trajectories. Participants are encouraged to bring a project-in-progress, but it is not required.
Questions should be directed to Michael Butterworth, butterwm@ohio.edu.
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Peters, J. (2021 Jan 7). Twitch diables Trump's account indefinitely. The Verge:
https://www.theverge.com/2021/1/7/22219144/twitch-trump-ban-indefinitely-capitol-attack
The author of this article reports that Twitch disabled Donald Trump's account indefinitely after he was quoted encouraging a violent riot that led to an attack on the US capital. The author reports that Twitch spokesperson emphasized that the current situation in the United States of America could not allow the platform to allow content or information relating to violence or discrimination to be shared among its users. The company distanced itself from being a part of the tool to be used to incite violence and unrest in the country. As of the time of publishing this article, Twitch had had indicated that it would reassess the status of Trump's account when he officially leaves office. However, Donald Trump's account is still "alive" since his videos and the entire profile have been archived. Until the account is retrieved, Trump will not be able to stream content. In June 2020, trump's Twitch account was temporarily banned for hateful conduct but the ban was lifted after two weeks. Facebook and Twitter had also banned Donald Trump's account after the January 6 incident.


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Eurasian Economic Union may sign agreement on free trade zone with Serbia in October
Now the procedure for the signing of this agreement is being launched
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NUR-SULTAN, April 11. /TASS/. The agreement of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) on a free trade zone with Serbia is due to be signed in October 2019, member of the Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission Veronika Nikishina said at the international conference "From Idea to Reality: 25th Anniversary of Nursultan Nazarbayev's Eurasian Initiative," that is being held in the city of Nur-Sultan on Thursday.
EAEU, Serbia plan to sign free trade deal in 2019 — Putin
"This year we ended negotiations with Serbia and are now launching the procedure for the signing of this agreement. We hope to sign it in October," Nikishina said.
She noted that "just a step separates" the EAEU from "the end of negotiations with Singapore on a free trade zone." "If we evince patience and will aimed at achieving results - we also want to sign this agreement this year," the member of the Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission explained.
The conference gathered about 300 people, including management representatives for the Eurasian Economic Commission, the parliaments and the Russian and Kazakhstani foreign ministries.
Russia ready to negotiate gas supplies via Ukraine — top diplomat
The foreign minister noted that the agreements must be made 'on economically justified and implementable terms'


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Metal Sucks Dallas Toler-Wade: "I left Nile for Many Other... At the Drive-In Release New Song "Hostage...
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Dallas Toler-Wade: "I left Nile for Many Other Reasons That Will Remain Undisclosed"
April 3rd, 2017 at 1:18pm
When it was announced in February that longtime Nile frontman Dallas Toler-Wade was leaving the band, it seemed to be under amicable circumstances. A statement from Nile said that Toler-Wade "has decided to leave the band to focus on his own plans and recordings;" a few days later, Toler-Wade himself gave an interview in which he basically chalked his departure up to needing a break from constant touring.
Now it seems like there's at least some lingering animosity between Toler-Wade and his former bandmates… at least on the guitarist/vocalist's side. His former side project and now current project, Narcotic Wasteland, recently reissued their 2014 debut, and Bravewords reports that the re-release arrived with this statement from Toler-Wade:
"I left Nile for many other reasons that will remain undisclosed, not just for the reasons they detailed in their statement, which were 'to focus on my own plans and recordings.' That quote didn't come from me. I was already putting a lot of my time and energy into Narcotic Wasteland when Nile was not busy writing or touring. My intention was to do shows and albums with Narcotic Wasteland on the flipside, because I like to stay busy. I will continue to write and perform music on whatever level I can for as long as I can. From now on, Narcotic Wasteland will be my main musical focus."
So that's obviously kinda vague, but it sounds like Toler-Wade never intended for Narcotic Wasteland to become his full-time gig. In any case, now that he's publicly implied that he split with Nile on bad terms, everyone and their mother is gonna ask him about it. So don't be shocked if the "other reasons" for him leaving the band don't remain "undisclosed" for long.
Tags: Dallas Toler-Wade, Narcotic Wasteland, Nile
Dallas Toler-Wade on Leaving Nile: "I Really Need to Be Home Right Now"
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Here are 11 tours where the crowd left talking about anyone but the last act.
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Thornham, Sue (2022) Women's time and the cinema of Marleen Gorris. Feminist Theory. pp. 1-7. ISSN 1464-7001
Thornham, Sue (2022) All body? Transformation, generic codes and embodied memory in Karyn Kusama's Destroyer (2018). Women: a cultural review. pp. 1-20. ISSN 0957-4042
Thornham, Sue (2022) Breathing spaces? The politics of embodiment, affect, and genre in Mare of Easttown and Happy Valley. Feminist Media Studies. pp. 1-15. ISSN 1468-0777
Thornham, Sue (2020) Impossible subjects? In search of the maternal subject in Stories we tell (Polley 2012) and The arbor (Barnard 2010). Women: A Cultural Review, 31 (3). pp. 259-282. ISSN 0957-4042
Thornham, Sue (2020) Undoing violent masculinity: Lynne Ramsay's You were never really here (2018). Feminist Media Studies. ISSN 1468-0777
Thornham, Sue (2019) 'I'm not your mother': British social realism, neoliberalism and the maternal subject in Sally Wainwright's Happy Valley (BBC1 2014-2016). Feminist Theory, 20 (3). pp. 299-319. ISSN 1464-7001
Thornham, Sue (2019) Beyond Bluebeard: feminist nostalgia and Top of the Lake (2013). Feminist Media Studies, 19 (1). pp. 102-117. ISSN 1468-0777
Thornham, Sue (2017) Reflections on equality, diversity and gender at the end of a media studies headship. Television and New Media, 18 (7). pp. 689-696. ISSN 1527-4764
Thornham, Sue (2016) Space, place and realism: Red road and the gendering of a cinematic history. Feminist Media Histories, 2 (2). pp. 133-154. ISSN 2373-7492
Thornham, Sue (2016) 'Not a country at all': landscape and Wuthering Heights. Journal of British Cinema and Television, 13 (1). pp. 214-231. ISSN 1743-4521
Thornham, Sue (2015) On 'Visual pleasure and narrative cinema'. Feminist Media Studies, 15 (5). pp. 881-884. ISSN 1468-0777
Thornham, Sue (2013) 'A hatred so intense…' 'We need to talk about Kevin', postfeminism and women's cinema. Sequence: serial studies in Media, Film and Music, 2 (1). ISSN 2052-3033
Thornham, Sue (2010) Unbridgeable gaps. Psychoanalysis Culture and Society, 15 (4). pp. 385-392. ISSN 1088-0763
Thornham, Sue and Pengpeng, Feng (2010) 'Just a Slogan': Individualism, post-feminism, and female subjectivity in consumerist China. Feminist Media Studies, 10 (2). 195 -211. ISSN 1468-0777
Thornham, Sue (2006) "Starting to feel like a chick": re-visioning romance in 'In the Cut'. Feminist Media Studies, 7 (1). pp. 33-46. ISSN 1468-0777
Thornham, Sue and O'Sullivan, Tim (2004) Chasing the Real: 'Employability' and the Media Studies Curriculum. Media, Culture & Society, 26 (5). pp. 717-736. ISSN 0163-4437
Thornham, Sue (2003) 'A good body': the case of/for feminist media studies. European Journal of Cultural Studies, 6 (1). pp. 75-94. ISSN 1367-5494
Thornham, Sue (2020) Impossible spaces? Liminal space and cross-generational love in Ann Hui's A simple life. In: Gwynne, Joel and Richardson, Niall (eds.) Cross generational relationships and cinema. Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 215-233. ISBN 9783030400637
Thornham, Sue (2013) Rebranding feminism: post-feminism, popular culture and the Academy. In: Thornham, Helen and Weissman, Elke (eds.) Renewing feminisms: radical narratives, fantasies and futures in Media Studies. I B Tauris, London and New York, pp. 32-46. ISBN 978-1848858251
Thornham, Sue (2011) Feminism and postmodernism. In: Sim, S (ed.) Routledge Companion to Postmodernism (3rd Edition). Taylor and Francis (Routledge), London, pp. 37-49. ISBN 9780415583329
Thornham, Sue (2011) Postmodernism and feminism. In: Sim, S and Unset (eds.) The Routledge companion to postmodernism. Routledge, London, pp. 37-49. ISBN 9780415583329
Thornham, Sue (2011) Media and feminism. In: Curran, James (ed.) Media and society. Bloomsbury, London, pp. 63-82. ISBN 9780340984451
Thornham, Sue (2009) What if I had been the hero? On (post-)feminism, film and writing. In: Kara, N (ed.) Gender at the crossroads: multidisciplinary perspectives. Eastern Mediterranean University Press, Famagusta, North Cyprus, xv-xxvii. ISBN 9789758401703
Thornham, Sue (2008) "Feminist thoughts may cause resentment. We must be very careful with them." Three makeover stories. In: Caudwell, J, Redhead, S and Tomlinson, A (eds.) Relocating the leisure society: media, consumption and spaces. Leisure Studies Association, Eastbourne. ISBN 9781905369126
Thornham, Sue (2008) 'The importance of memory': an interview with Ai Xiaoming. In: Austin, Thomas and de Jong, Wilma (eds.) Rethinking documentary: new perspectives, new practices. Open University Press, Buckingham, pp. 178-188. ISBN 9780335221912
Thornham, Sue (2001) Second wave feminism. In: Gamble, S (ed.) The Routledge companion to feminism and postfeminism (2nd edition). Routledge, London, pp. 25-35. ISBN 9780415243100
Thornham, Sue (1999) Introduction. In: Feminist film theory: a reader. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh. ISBN 9780748609598
Thornham, Sue (1999) Feminism in film. In: Gamble, S (ed.) The Routledge companion to feminism and postfeminism (2nd edition). Routledge, London, pp. 75-83. ISBN 9780415243100
Thornham, Sue (2005) Media studies: women graduates and employability. In: Tessa Perkins Memorial Event, 14th Spetember 2005, Sheffield Hallam University,.
Thornham, Sue (2003) Bridging the gap. In: Employability and the Media Studies Curriculum.
Thornham, Sue (2003) Keynote speaker. In: Advertising in China: 'Reading ads culturally', Setzuan International Studies University.
Thornham, Sue (2003) Western feminism and film: issues and debates. In: Invited speaker, Zhongshan University and Guangwei University, Guangzhou, China.
Thornham, Sue (2000) "The thief in the night": feminism and cultural studies. In: 4th European Feminist Research Conference: Body Gender and Subjectivity: Crossing Diciplinary and Institutional Borders, 28th September - 1st October 2000, Bologna, Italy.
Thornham, Sue (2019) Spaces of women's cinema: space, place and genre in contemporary women's filmmaking. BFI Bloomsbury, London and New York. ISBN 9781844579129
Thornham, Sue (2012) What if I had been the hero?: investigating women's cinema. British Film Institute, London. ISBN 9781844573639
Thornham, Sue (2007) Women, feminism and media. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh. ISBN 9780748620715
Thornham, Sue and Purvis, Tony (2004) Television Drama - Theories and Identities. Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 9780333968888
Thornham, Sue (2000) Feminist theory and cultural studies. Arnold, London. ISBN 9780340718988
Thornham, Sue (1997) Passionate detachments: an introduction to feminist film theory. Hodder Arnold, London. ISBN 9780340652251
Thornham, Prof Sue, Thornham, Prof Sue, Bassett, Dr Caroline and Morris, P, eds. (2009) Media Studies: A Reader. Edinburgh University Press. ISBN 978-0-7486-3784-3
Bassett, Caroline (2009) The media studies: a reader. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh. ISBN 9780748637843
Thornham, Prof Sue and Thornham, Prof Sue, eds. (1999) Feminist Film Theory: A Reader. Edinburgh University Press. ISBN 9780748609598
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Thornham, Sue (2003) Media Studies in the UK. [Teaching Resource]


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'First ever' system for harvesting live cancer cells in blood submitted to FDA
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By Jamie Bell 28 Sep 2020
UK-based medtech company Angle has submitted its Parsortix system for sampling live cancer cells in the blood to the US FDA
Liquid biopsies differ from tissue-based alternatives as they use blood samples, rather than human tissue (Credit: Crystal Blair/Pixabay)
A system for sampling cells from the blood of metastatic breast cancer (MBC) patients could become the "first ever" device of its kind to gain FDA clearance.
UK firm Angle, which specialises in liquid biopsies, announced a de novo submission of its Parsortix system to the US regulator earlier today.
Following a simple blood draw, the Parsortix system is used to harvest live cancer cells from MBC patients, allowing for multiple types of analysis – including detecting the disease at an early stage, and regularly assessing how a patient's cancer has developed and changed over time.
If the submission is successful, Angle claims its device may "transform" the treatment of cancer, by providing patients with personalised care via non-invasive, repeatable biopsies.
The company's founder and chief executive, Andrew Newland, said: "We are delighted to have made our FDA submission for the Parsortix system.
"We believe there is a tremendous opportunity for Angle to secure the first ever FDA clearance for a platform that captures and harvests intact circulating tumour cells from patient blood for subsequent analysis, in the first instance for metastatic breast cancer.
"We believe that FDA regulatory clearance – considered the gold standard for approval of medical diagnostic systems globally – would further competitively differentiate our Parsortix liquid biopsy system, and should lead to an acceleration in commercial adoption of the system in both research and clinical settings."
Due to there being no set precedent for a device of this nature, Angle said there is "inherent uncertainty" over how long the approval process will take – and whether the Parsortix system will ultimately be successful – but the earliest clearance time is likely to be about six months from now.
Angle's system for sampling live cancer cells in blood
The Parsortix system, which gained a CE mark for use in Europe in 2013, uses a microfluidic device that captures cells from a blood sample based on their size and compressibility.
This 'cell separation technology' is deployed as part of a simple test known as a liquid biopsy, in which a blood sample is analysed to look for cancerous cells circulating in the bloodstream.
Angle's Parsortix system gained a CE mark in 2013, and may now only be a matter of months away from being approved in the US too (Credit: Angle)
By detecting these circulating tumour cells (CTCs) in the blood, Angle's system differs from many of the current, FDA-approved methods for sampling metastatic breast cancer, which involve more invasive, slower tissue biopsies.
The company also claims that live CTCs harvested by its Parsortix system can be cultured, creating the potential to test how these cancerous cells respond to certain drugs – without doing so in a patient's body.
Also, while many non-essential procedures – such as tissue biopsies – have been delayed or cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19-related lockdown restrictions, FDA clearance for Angle's technology could circumvent this problem too, as blood samples used in liquid biopsies can be taken in a patient's home, meaning they don't need to visit a clinic.
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Danish multi-national Danfoss has become part owner of Edinburgh-based R&D and engineering company Artemis Intelligent Power.
Danfoss announced today it had acquired a majority shareholding for an undisclosed sum in the company - with plans to develop the firm's existing facilities and generate new jobs.
Artemis Intelligent Power specialises in hydraulic system development.
Key to the acquisition is Artemis Digital Displacement technology, which won the Royal Academy of Engineering's MacRobert Award for innovation.
Last year the tech was installed and successfully tested by ScotRail on one of its class 170 Turbostar commuter trains.
If adopted across the whole of ScotRail's fleet, it was estimated the tech could reduce fuel consumption by more than 1.5 million litres.
This in turn would cut CO2 emissions by more than 4,000 tonnes.
Artemis Intelligent Power believes the technology has the potential to be used in diesel trains across the UK and around the world.
Danfoss believes Artemis Digital Displacement will enable it to develop hydraulic pumps, motors and systems for use in off-road vehicles, trains, industry and other market sectors worldwide.
Danfoss said it would make a further announcement on its development plans in the coming weeks.
Eric Alström, President, Danfoss Power Solutions, said: "Digitalisation is a key driver in our industry and Artemis Intelligent Power constitutes a strategic fit with our ambition for technology leadership, innovation speed and the core product differentiators of efficiency and controllability.
"Digital Displacement technology will provide Danfoss with a competitive advantage in developing innovative Danfoss products and systems and bringing them to the market.
Artemis will now become a joint venture between Danfoss and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI), with Danfoss as the majority shareholder.
Niall Caldwell, managing director at Artemis Intelligent Power, said: "For as long as people need to dig, build and plough, we will need heavy machines to help.
"But this market urgently demands cost-effective digital technologies to reduce emissions and enable automation.
"I'm thrilled that our technology and our team have been recognised as a key part of the solution by a leading global manufacturer.
The acquisition is expected to be fully completed during the fourth quarter of 2018, subject to necessary approvals.


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Roman Hagara, né le  à Vienne, est un skipper autrichien.

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Roman Hagara participe aux Jeux olympiques de 2000 à Sydney  et aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2004 dans l'épreuve du Tornado. Il remporte la médaille d'or lors des deux éditions avec son coéquipier Hans-Peter Steinacher.

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Mercedes-AMG A 45 S now available with Pirelli Trofeo R tyres
Need more grip from your Mercedes-AMG A 45 S super hatch? Didn't think so. But in case you do, Mercedes Australia has just announced a hardcore Pirelli P-Zero Trofeo R tyre option. The track-suitable tyre...
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Following the reveal of the new Mercedes-AMG CLA 35 Shooting Brake performance wagon, the German company has now unveiled the 2020 CLA 45 AMG top-shelf version. It features the potent new turbo engine that debuted...
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There's a new sleek four-door coupe in town, called the Mercedes-AMG CLA 35 4Matic. It follows in the footsteps of the A 35 AMG hatch and the recent A 35 sedan, which are pitched just...
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Q: Method that returns number of bytes available in TCP/IP socket socket.Available does not work. Why?
Instead of size I need to use socket.Available. But it does not work. So I need a method that returns the number of bytes in socket.
void Receive(Socket socket, byte[] buffer, int offset, int size)
{
    //int sockAvail = socket.Available;  Here socket.Available always asigns 0 to sockAvail
    int received = 0;

    do
    {
       try
       {
          received += socket.Receive(buffer, offset + received, size - received, SocketFlags.None);
       }
       catch (Exception e)
       {
          Console.WriteLine(e.Message);
       }

    } while (received < size);

    MessageBox.Show(socket.Available.ToString());
 }

A: Pass MSG_PEEK to recv().

A: Socket.Available has to be called before the receive() into the buffer, otherwise it's always 0.

A: socket.Available is for blocking sockets.  With asynchronous reads, you just read what you can and then go back into a select to be told when it's ok to read more.

A: It does work. It just doesn't meet your expectations. Your expectations are wrong. Adjust them.


Let's face it, social media is in it's boom right now and will be there for coming time. Every other marketing strategy by leading brands nowadays is somewhere or completely related to social media. Instagram is proving to be one of the best social media platforms for brand building and marketing. Creative work like photography is undoubtedly appreciated amongst everyone on Instagram. Taking into consideration different genre of photography from weddings to wildlife everything is shared and loved by audience.
Since starting with a photography business is not that easy as it seems, promoting it is another hard nut to crack. This article will help you to know how you can promote your photography business on Instagram.
Whenever you post the work or content, never forget to tag clients so that you are able to reach friends and family and gather a large audience to see your work. Make sure that you have taken your client's permission before tagging them. Also, you can introduce some kind of special offers or discounts for clients if they tag you too. Request them to post a short video or some digital content to show their satisfaction by your work. Because nothing speaks better than a happy client review.
So, here you need to understand by regular posting we don't mean posting every minute but, frequently without any gap or delay. Too many post might be considered as a spammy activity by audience. On the other hand posting once in a while is also not considered as a good practice. Earlier this year Instagram Algorithm was introduced to make people understand how there post scheduling can impact their account performance. A lot has been said and heard about the time of posting on social media platforms but, the best way to make your post performance better is by experimenting. Try to experiment with the type of content as well as the timings so that you get the best combination.
Whenever you post a photo don't miss out on hashtags. Add a series of hashtags to increase your post exposure. Using appropriate hashtags is one of the most crucial part. Your hashtags should be related to the photos that you post and also keep your brand in mind while doing this. Never miss a chance to showcase the name of your photography business where it seems relevant.
Here are a few list of hashtags that might make the whole concept a lot more easier.
For locations | Mention the place, city or town as on the photo. For Examples: #Paris #losangeles #Disneyland. Geotagging is also an option that you might prefer.
Professional photographers usually watermark their images. Remember to include the watermark when you're posting your photos on Instagram, Use your name or your company name to watermark the image. It is one important point for every photography business that can't be overlooked.
Every amazing photograph that we see has a little bit of editing here or there and that is not a hidden fact anymore. Many times editing completes the whole picture look and the results might astonish you. Also, know that too much of editing is not needed. Nowadays, we have tools for almost everything that we do. Graphic designing tools like Canva have raised the bar of editing professional photographs.
I hope all these tips helped you to get an idea on how you can easily promote photography business on Instagram. In case of any doubt or suggestion feel free to contact us through comments section below. Happy Photography!
identity as a service:It is better to buy rather than building it?
For a Business dealing in any niche, financial prospectuses are the most discussed and are time consuming too. With wrong decision taken, financial status can slowly or gradually downfall.
For businesses who are infant or are in stage of adulthood, not relying on third party services seem like a better idea so as to save some bucks and be in control for those processes too.
The task is as simple as boiling water.
In this post, we will be discussing one of many such technologies which turn into mistake afterwards for a business.
Identity as a service, is a SaaS based service which provides authentication and authorization solution to businesses. It is a primary solution which businesses need, especially when a business in selling online.
Building own IDaaS solution seem as a better idea instead of subscriptioning it from third party.
Identity as a Service includes authentication and authorization system which intelligently knows who to give access and who to restrict.
Authentication includes standard login, social login and otp login, which helps visitor to signup and signin conveniently.
Theory part is clear and converting theory into practical doesn't seem a hard task.
Why should you not go for developing it yourself?
Primary reason is the headache you will go through from starting its development to implementing it error free. In order to develop it, you will need developers, who will do it for you. Requirement of developers, means hiring.
For hiring you need to have someone who can do it for you, like an hiring agency or referrals are also better option. Lot of time is invested in it.
As soon as the hiring is over, development starts. Developing it will consume quite a few months, may be more than quite a few, depending upon developer's potential.
For development, servers will be required, whose cost will depend upon quality. Faster processing and execution, costly the servers be.
Process still seem easy but when you compare it with headaches you face from recruitment to its development and the time consumed, clouds will get clear.
Time is an important factor for business and every second is valuable. One cannot risk whole empire just to save few bucks.
Secondly the maintenance. Maintenance will require quiet attention and priority, which may hamper productivity or increase troubles for developers.
Buying it will literally relieve a business from all above headaches, make them focus on their core business.
Thus buying an identity as a service is better than developing it.


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Q: Date/Time parsing in C++ While doing the data/time parsing in c++ (converting a string in any format to a date), i found the following useful methods
1) strptime() -  here the %d, %m etc can have either 1 or 2 characters. The function will take care of that. As a result of this it will enforce that we use a separator between two conversion specifiers. Ex: Its not valid to give %d%m it has be to %d/%m or any other separator. Also this does not support timezones.
2) Boost date IO -  here the %d, %m has to have 2 characters. Now, the input string i get is not guaranteed to have this. As a result, its not possible to use this successfully. However, this does seem to support timezone, but not sure. because it says for inputs it does support timezone
So i am planning to use both in conjunction to determine the date. But i would like to get one where i can take into account the timezone as well. But none seems to be supporting that.
Does anybody have a suggestion?
Rgds,
AJ

A: @AJ: Added another answer so the code gets formatted
#include <stdio.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <time.h>

int
main(void)
{
        struct tm tm[1] = {{0}};

        strptime("Tue, 19 Feb 2008 20:47:53 +0530", "%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S %z", tm);
        fprintf(stdout, "off %ld\n", tm->tm_gmtoff);
        return 0;
}

And a run looks like (glibc 2.10.1):
freundt@clyde:pts/28:~/temp> ./test
off 19800

A: Depends on the libc version, I'd say, and of course what you mean by `taking into account': Is it supposed to read the additional info and then ignore it, is it supposed to store the parsed info in the tm struct, or is it meant to convert to system/environment time?
glibc 2.10.1's strptime() does time zones, from the info page
`%z'
      The offset from GMT in ISO 8601/RFC822 format.

`%Z'
      The timezone name.

      _Note:_ Currently, this is not fully implemented.  The format
      is recognized, input is consumed but no field in TM is set.

A: As you noticed strptime doesn't directly support timezones. All it does is read formatted timezone-less data into a tm structure. You'll have to parse an optional timezone indicator yourself (unless it's fixed), and then set TZ and use mktime to convert into a time_t. If you set tm.is_dst to -1 you can even ask that mktime try to figure out the DST for you automatically.
Alternately you could construct your own parser using steams (boost supports a few formats, but may not be general enough). Again like above you can use mktime to compose a time_t.


Connect with Bluetooth capable car audio systems for making and receiving calls, creating a safer driving experience. Reception is good, and the earpiece and speakerphone volume are both loud. The enV2 is not only cheaper, but its keyboard is much better. The SMS client works fine, but lacks threading, which keeps messages from the same sender together in one string. This cell combines solid call quality with big buttons and has a knack for SMS texting that might actually help the calls-only generation make the move to text messaging.
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The Fraser Heights Community Association presented to the National Energy Board at a formal hearing a request to route the Kinder Morgan pipeline further away from our community. Below is the response from the NEB after the hearing.
As discussed at our meeting on December 6, below is an overview of the Kinder Morgan pipeline through Fraser Heights – the yellow dotted line is the proposed center line. If you would like a more detailed aerial view (14 photographs of Fraser Heights), please email directors@fhca.ca, and we can forward the detailed photographs.
Hawthorne Park – will it be lost?
Hawthorne Park is a beautiful forested area in North Surrey. It is home to countless wildlife species and is an oasis for the community. The forested area is used by numerous people who enjoy its system of walking trails, and the park area is host to an abundance of social gatherings.
The City of Surrey is planning to build a two lane road, with an additional connecting road, through the south end of Hawthorne Park. The road will start on the west side and exit on the east side. There will also be a southbound two lane road connecting the main road to 104th Avenue.
Construction was originally scheduled for January 2018, but has now been moved up to late August 2017. This road is being constructed to handle the traffic that will be rerouted from 104th Avenue due to the proposed LRT.
Wildlife living in the forest will be devastated and several of the well-used walking trails will be replaced with two lane roads. No longer will we be able to watch the red-tail hawks fly overhead or listen to the barred owl at night. The roads will go right through their habitats.
Print out the petition and hand it out!
We need to preserve this forest for our community, for future generations, and for the wildlife living there who have no voice to speak for themselves.
Please stand with the community and sign this petition.


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Will Hinde, Director West Monroe Partners' Healthcare practice, highlights several reasons to be concerned about a company's personal health data, who is using it, and how it's being protected.
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A Virginia big-eared bat (Corynorhinus townsendii virginianus) female in the early spring photographed during a cave survey. Credit: Larisa Bishop-Boros via…
A Virginia big-eared bat (Corynorhinus townsendii virginianus) female in the early spring photographed during a cave survey. Credit: Larisa Bishop-Boros via Wikimedia Commons. Used under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.
6 of West Virginia's weirdest animals
by: Alexandra Weaver
Posted: Nov 1, 2022 / 04:26 PM EDT
Updated: Nov 1, 2022 / 02:59 PM EDT
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — While West Virginia may be better known for its peculiar cryptids, it's home to some peculiar real animals as well.
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Whether they're animals with odd names, behaviors or appearances, the Mountain State has some weird ones.
Eastern Hellbender salamander
Eastern Hellbender Salamander in the East Fork of the Greenbrier River, Monongahela National Forest, June 28, 2019. (USDA Forest Service photo by Time Tiburzi)
These large aquatic salamanders can reach 24 inches—or two feet—in length according to Marshall University.
They're found at all elevations in streams west of the Allegheny Front.
Male hellbenders fertilize then stay with their mate's 200 to 400 eggs for about 60 days, and it takes about two years for larvae to transform.
Marshall Univeristy says that while they're commonly thought to be venomous, they're not. So if you're out fishing and accidentally catch one, you can safely release them.
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Cow Knob salamander
Cow Knob Salamander (Plethodon punctatus). Credit: Brian Gratwicke via Wikimedia Commons, used under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license.
These difficult-to-find salamanders are thought by scientists at Marshall University to be one of West Virginia's rarest. They are only found in the highest peaks of the Shenandoah and North mountains, in Pendleton, Hardy and Hampshire counties along the Virginia border.
They're known for having dark brown bodies with white or cream spots and prominent eyes and generally move less than six feet, unless it's during mating season, according to the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources.
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Candy darter
Candy darter (Etheostoma osburni). Credit: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
This bright teal, red, and orange-striped endangered fish species is found in the upper Kanawha River basin, including the Gauley, Greenbrier, and greater New River watersheds in West Virginia.
They're only about two to three inches in length and prefer to live in shallow, fast-flowing streams.
They also help freshwater mussels—which improve water quality—reproduce by helping to transport their larvae, according to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.
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Virginia big-eared bat
On average, the Virginia big-eared bat is about 9.8 cm long in total, with more than 2.5 cm being ears, according to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. If you aren't tipped off by their large ears, their belly fur is whiteish rather than brown.
You can find them in Preston, Randolph, Tucker, Grant, Pendleton, Pocahontas, Hardy, Kanawha, Fayette, Nicholas, Raleigh, Summers, Mercer, Wyoming and McDowell counties.
They are federally endangered in the United States, according to the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources.
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Freshwater jellyfish
Courtesy: USGS, Courtesy: Biotom via WikiCommons)
Yes, they exist. West Virginia is one of many landlocked states that have freshwater jellyfish in its lakes and rivers.
The United States Geological Survey has confirmed their presence in Berkeley, Braxton, Cabell, Calhoun, Fayette, Grant, Greenbrier, Hardy, Harrison, Jackson, Lewis, Lincoln, Logan, Marshall, Mason, Mercer, Monongalia, Morgan, Nicholas, Pleasants, Preston, Raleigh, Ritchie, Wayne, Wirt and Wood counties.
Did you know there are freshwater jellyfish in West Virginia?
Allegheny woodrat
Allegheny woodrats were captured, tagged and released in Harpers Ferry National Historical Park this summer. Credit: K. Black, Radford University via the National Park Service
This species of "pack rat" is actually more closely related to a mouse than a rat.
They prefer occupying natural areas rather than human structures, usually living alone unless it's breeding season, according to the National Park Service (NPS). Their defining features include large ears and white bellies, as well as their completely fur-covered tails.
Although they were believed locally extinct in many parts of the Allegheny Mountains, they were recently found in Harpers Ferry National Historical Park for the first time in 20 years.
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The Allegheny woodrat has a global conservation status of G3, or vulnerable, meaning they're at "moderate risk of extinction or elimination due to restricted range, relatively few populations, recent and widespread declines, or other factors," according to the NPS.
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