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Falkville Christmas program helps needy families
Clif Knight, Hartselle Enquirer
Needy families residing in the Falkville area are on target to receive toys, gifts and food boxes for Christmas thanks to the 25th annual Falkville Christmas program.
"We are prepared to help 45 families, including more than 100 children," said Ronnie Richards, president of the Falkville Lions Club, project sponsor. "The need is greater this year than last year but the Lord has blessed us with generous donations. We anticipate one of the best programs we've had in recent years."
Richards said the Lions Club conducts a search through Falkville schools to come up with the names of needy families. A follow-up home visit by club members usually follows to verify the need.
"We have extended our program this year to include widows or elderly couples who are struggling to get by because of excessive prescription drug bills or some other financial crisis," he added.
The distribution of gifts will occur on Saturday, Dec. 18, from 4 – 6 p.m. at the former Woodmen of the World Building at Bobby Brewer Field.
Refreshments will be served to participating family members, and Santa will make an appearance to chat with the children and present them with their gifts. Each child will receive a wrapped toy and a shoebox gift donated by the Volunteer Center of Morgan County.
Each family represented will receive one or more boxes of canned goods and non-perishable foods items and fruit. They also will receive a Bible and a blanket.
The Lions Club has received help from several sources to fund the project, according to Richards.
Club members solicited $1 donations for the giveaway of a tilt trailer donated by Lawrimore Manufacturing Co. and conducted a turkey shoot as fundraisers. A community gospel singing was conducted at First Faith Church. Several local churches participated by providing singing groups, and a love offering was taken to benefit needy families.
Canned food items were donated through the WAFF Can-A-Thon. Falkville schools conducted food drives and collected $400 in cash donations.
Falkville Auction collected new toys from it customers during the months of November and December.
In addition, a number of individuals made cash contributions.
"We're so thankful to everyone who has helped out in any way to make this year's program a big success," Richards said.
"It's truly a community-wide effort."


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Leo Christer Friman (born 14 September 1951, in Lahti, Finland), better known by his stage name Freeman, is a Finnish singer, songwriter, and musician. He started his music career in a band called Waterloo. He was most popular in the 1970s, and his songs from that era, such as "Ajetaan tandemilla" and "Osuuskaupan Jane", remained popular into the 21st century. Freeman 4, his fourth studio album, was released nearly 25 years after the release of his last studio album, Tulta tai jäätä.

Discography

Albums
1976: Freeman [Love Records]
1977: Freeman 2 [Love Records]
1986: Tulta tai jäätä [Megafon]
2011: Freeman 4 [Johanna] (reached #19 on Finnish Albums Chart)

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2010: "Liian myöhään" (Uusi Fantasia feat. Freeman) (reached #10 in Finnish Singles Chart)
2012: "Karjala Takaisin" (JVG feat. Freeman) (reached #5 in Finnish Singles Chart)

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1951 births
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MLB, Yankees Co-Host Diversity Summit in NYC
Brandon Robinson
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Every April 15, Major League Baseball pays homage to Jackie Robinson, the man who broke baseball's color barrier by wearing his retired number 42 jersey. That celebration will continue this year as Major League Baseball has partnered with the New York Yankees to host the 2014 Diversity Employment and Business Opportunity Career and Trade Fair.
The Fair will take place on April 14 and 15 at the Manhattan Center and New Yorker Hotel. It will provide job seekers and entrepreneurs with opportunities to connect directly with decision-makers for employment and business opportunities at Major and Minor League Clubs and other MLB media entities.
In an uncertain job and economic climate, the two-day summit will provide attendees with access to human resource and procurement executives from all 30 MLB Clubs, MLB Network, MLB Advanced Media, Minor League Baseball Clubs and MLB's Central Office in New York City.
"Through the MLB Diversity Business Summit, we are taking innovative steps to provide unprecedented access for individuals who aspire to careers in our game or hope to find other valuable opportunities with our organizations," says MLB Commissioner Bud Selig.
The Yankees will host a Welcome Reception on April 14 at Yankee Stadium and will host Jackie Robinson Day the following day for an interleague game between the Bronx Bombers and the Chicago Cubs. As a part of Jackie Robinson Day ceremonies, the Yankees will honor Nelson Mandela with a dedication of a plaque in Yankee Stadium's Monument Park. The plaque will celebrate the life of the former South African leader and commemorate his Yankee Stadium visit and address on June 21, 1990.
"It is an honor for us to be involved with the MLB Diversity Business Summit," says Yankees Managing General Partner Hal Steinbrenner. "We look forward to hosting the many talented attendees looking to launch their careers in the game of baseball as well as the business owners and entrepreneurs who are seeking partnerships with Major League Baseball and its teams."
The first two MLB Diversity Business Summits were held in Chicago in 2012 and co-hosted by the Chicago White Sox. The second was in Houston in 2013 and co-hosted by the Houston Astros. According to Major League Baseball, the summits attracted approximately 1,500 registrants from across the United States.
For more information on the third annual MLB Diversity Summit, visit MLB.com/diversitysummit.
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Brandon Robinson is an entertainment and sports journalist. He's appeared in The Source, MaxPreps, VIBE, EBONY Online, SLAM, MadameNoire, Regal Radio, Queens Times Ledger and Brooklyn Courier. He grew up inspired by late journalist Ed Bradley. He currently co-hosts Jocks, Geeks and Gamers, a lifestyle show with Brian Mazique and Randy Bishop that appears on Blog Talk Radio and YouTube. When Brandon is not chasing the next big story, he's visiting grade schools and middle schools in both New Jersey and New York expressing the importance of following their dreams by effective planning and hard work. You can follow him on Twitter at @ScoopB and learn more about him here.
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Endoscopic endonasal approach to the lateral orbital apex: case report
Tomasz A. Dziedzic, Vijay K. Anand and Theodore H. Schwartz
cadaver study. Here, we describe the first case performed in a living patient. 8 The choice of surgical approach to the orbit is generally determined by location, extension, and the type of lesion. As a rule, cosmetics and accessibility are both considered. The open surgical approaches have been divided into transorbital or extraorbital. Lesions that are located in the anterior two-thirds of the orbit are usually managed with a transorbital approach and those located in the posterior one-third with an extraorbital approach. 3 , 4 More commonly, the endoscopic
In Journal of Neurosurgery: Pediatrics Volume 16 (2015): Issue 3 (Sep 2015): Pages 241-355
Improvements in site-specific quality of life 6 months after endoscopic anterior skull base surgery: a prospective study
Clinical article
Edward D. McCoul, Vijay K. Anand and Theodore H. Schwartz
E ndoscopic skull base surgery has gained popularity over the past decade as an excellent alternative to microscope-assisted and open surgical approaches for selected cases. 21 Among the potential benefits of this surgery are a quicker recovery time, better wound healing, increased illumination and visualization of the operative field, and the ability to look around anatomical corners. Previous assessments of the efficacy of ESBS have generally focused on parameters such as the extent of resection and complications and have used these measures to compare
In Journal of Neurosurgery Volume 117 (2012): Issue 3 (Sep 2012)
Endoscopic endonasal resection of skull base meningiomas: the significance of a "cortical cuff" and brain edema compared with careful case selection and surgical experience in predicting morbidity and extent of resection
Osaama H. Khan, M.Sc., Vijay K. Anand and Theodore H. Schwartz
details of the surgical approaches have been described previously. 2 , 32–34 , 43 However, there are certain specifics that are worth discussing with respect to patient selection and technique that inform our results. Meningiomas are given 3 antibiotics preoperatively: vancomycin, ceftriaxone, and metronidazole. Intraoperative cranial nerve or somatosensory monitoring was used intermittently depending on the location of the pathology and the patient's preoperative examination. A lumbar drain was placed at the start of the operation if a large dural opening was
In Neurosurgical Focus Volume 37 (2014): Issue 4 (Oct 2014): Advances in Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery
Lessons learned in the evolution of endoscopic skull base surgery
JNSPG 75th Anniversary Invited Review Article
Theodore H. Schwartz, Peter F. Morgenstern and Vijay K. Anand
surgical approach for these lesions. Importantly, skull base meningiomas are subject to limitations that may prevent the wide marginal resections afforded to convexity meningiomas. Furthermore, recent literature has suggested that the Simpson grading scale traditionally used for extent of resection may be less relevant for skull base meningiomas than for convexity lesions, particularly because adjuvant radiotherapy for residual or recurrent tumor has been shown to be effective. 76 As is the case for other anterior cranial base pathology, PS/TS and OG meningiomas present
In Journal of Neurosurgery Volume 130: Issue 2 (Feb 2019): Pages 337-673
Endoscopic, endonasal extended transsphenoidal, transplanum transtuberculum approach for resection of suprasellar lesions
Ilya Laufer, Vijay K. Anand and Theodore H. Schwartz
cyst (Case 10) because a fat graft was placed, which could be mistaken for residual tumor. The postoperative images obtained in patients with craniopharyngiomas (Cases 6–9) were all Gd-enhanced to demonstrate the absence of residual tumor after surgery. A postoperative iohexol-enhanced CT scan is featured for the patient in Case 8, who was too obese for MR imaging after surgery. RCC = Rathke cleft cyst. Surgical Procedure The surgical approach was similar in all cases ( Fig. 2 ). General anesthesia was induced, and the patient was given antibiotics
In Journal of Neurosurgery Volume 106: Issue 3 (Mar 2007)
The endoscopic endonasal approach to the odontoid and its impact on early extubation and feeding
Tony Goldschlager, Roger Härtl, Jeffrey P. Greenfield, Vijay K. Anand and Theodore H. Schwartz
The gold-standard surgical approach to the odontoid is via the transoral route. This approach necessitates opening of the oropharynx and is associated with risks of infection, and swallowing and breathing complications. The endoscopic endonasal approach has the potential to reduce these complications as the oral cavity is avoided. There are fewer than 25 such cases reported to date. The authors present a consecutive, single-institution series of 9 patients who underwent the endonasal endoscopic approach to the odontoid.
The charts of 9 patients who underwent endonasal endoscopic surgery to the odontoid between January 2005 and August 2013 were reviewed. The clinical presentation, radiographic findings, surgical management, complications, and outcome, particularly with respect to time to extubation and feeding, were analyzed. Radiographic measurements of the distance between the back of the odontoid and the front of the cervicomedullary junction (CMJ) were calculated, as well as the location of any residual bone fragments.
There were 7 adult and 2 pediatric patients in this series. The mean age of the adults was 54.8 years; the pediatric patients were 7 and 14 years. There were 5 females and 4 males. The mean follow-up was 42.9 months. Symptoms were resolved or improved in all but 1 patient, who had concurrent polyneuropathy. The distance between the odontoid and CMJ increased by 2.34 ± 0.43 mm (p = 0.03). A small, clinically insignificant fragment remained after surgery, always on the left side, in 57% of patients. Mean times to extubation and oral feeding were on postoperative Days 0.3 and 1, respectively. There was one posterior cervical wound infection; there were 2 cases of epistaxis requiring repacking of the nose and no instances of breathing or swallowing complications or velopharyngeal insufficiency.
This series of 9 cases of endonasal endoscopic odontoidectomy highlights the advantages of the approach in permitting early extubation and early feeding and minimizing complications compared with transoral surgery. Special attention must be given to bone on the left side of the odontoid if the surgeon is standing on the right side.
In Journal of Neurosurgery Volume 122 (2015): Issue 3 (Mar 2015): Pages 483-724
Preservation of multidimensional quality of life after endoscopic pituitary adenoma resection
Edward D. McCoul, Jeffrey C. Bedrosian, Olga Akselrod, Vijay K. Anand and Theodore H. Schwartz
. MRI of the brain with gadolinium was performed to assess tumor size using volumetrics, to identify tumor extension, and to assist in planning the surgical approach. Patients with lesions involving the optic chiasm or optic tract were referred for neuro-ophthalmological evaluation and visual field testing. To assess for endocrine derangements, all patients underwent pre- and postoperative endocrinological evaluation of free cortisol, adrenocorticotropic hormone, free thyroxine, thyroid-stimulating hormone, prolactin, growth hormone (GH), insulin-like growth factor
In Journal of Neurosurgery Volume 123 (2015): Issue 3 (Sep 2015): Pages 543-827
Endoscopic endonasal transclival resection of chordomas: operative technique, clinical outcome, and review of the literature
Justin F. Fraser, Gurston G. Nyquist, Nicholas Moore, Vijay K. Anand and Theodore H. Schwartz
C hordomas are rare, pathologically benign tumors that arise from the notochord remnant. Although ~ 35% occur in the skull base, they represent only 0.1% of all skull base tumors. 10 , 13 , 28 In addition to being rare, they are also challenging to treat due to their location, ventral to the brainstem, and their aggressive locally invasive nature. 1 , 20 The natural history of chordomas entails a relatively poor survival of 0.9 years without treatment. 19 The current therapeutic algorithm entails an aggressive surgical approach to attempt a radical
In Journal of Neurosurgery Volume 112: Issue 5 (May 2010)
Endoscopic balloon dilation as an adjunct to extended endoscopic approaches to the skull base
Jeffrey C. Bedrosian, Victor Garcia-Navarro, Edward D. McCoul, Vijay K. Anand and Theodore H. Schwartz
possible because of the location of the lesion. The choice of surgical approach is based on preoperative hearing status, lesion location, extent of the lesion, relationship with neurovascular structures, and anatomical variations. 19 Traditional approaches for petrous apicectomy include transtemporal approaches that may or may not spare the otic capsule, middle fossa craniotomy, and open infratemporal fossa approaches to the skull base. 10 Image-guided transsphenoidal endoscopic drainage has been recently described as well. 8 This approach may be particularly useful
In Journal of Neurosurgery Volume 116 (2012): Issue 6 (Jun 2012): Pages 1169-1403
Endoscopic pituitary surgery
Mario Francesco Fraioli and Laura Moschettoni
an area of hypointensity inside the remnant itself (arrow) . We believed that eventual intrasellar descent of the tumor was possible, thus we chose not to perform a second transsphenoidal surgical approach and wait to obtain the next control MR image. D: Image obtained 2 months after surgery demonstrating an eventual intrasellar descent of the tumoral remnant, with total decompression of suprasellar structures. The patient underwent postoperative stereotactic hypofractionated radiotherapy and showed no tumoral regrowth after 4.2 years of follow-up. The authors
In Journal of Neurosurgery Volume 112 (2010): Issue 2 (Feb 2010): Pages 219-476


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Asli Naqli
Classic hand drawn movie poster of the hit Hindi film Asli-Naqli (1962) for sale.
Featured here for sale is a rare surviving old hand drawn movie poster of Asli-Naqli. Directed by Hrishikesh Mukherjee, the film starred Dev Anand, Sadhana Shivdasani and Sandhya Roy in pivotal roles.
Printed and circulated a few years after the first release of the film (somewhere in the 1960s), this classic hand drawn movie poster was originally designed for publicity of the film but never ended up being used.
Asli Naqli was one of the early successes of noted film director Hrishikesh Mukherjee, making this classic hand drawn movie poster highly collectible!
This hand drawn Bollywood poster was originally designed in oil on canvas format by a small time art studio in Kolkata, giving it a very quirky appearance.
Dev Anand is seen prominently in the poster wearing his trademark cap in a very quirky hand drawn avatar. Sadhana appears alongside in an equally quirky hand drawn portrait. The entire hand drawn movie poster is set against a brick wall background.
Asli Naqli is fondly remembered for its amazing soundtrack composed by Shankar Jaikishan. A song from the film "Tera Mera Pyar Amar" sung by Lata Mangeshkar is played till today.
Shatranj
Hand drawn Bollywood poster of the classic Hindi film, Shatranj (1993) for sale.
This is an actual surviving hand drawn movie poster of the 1993 Hindi film that starred Mithun Chakraborty, Jackie Shroff, Juhi Chawla and Divya Bharti in pivotal roles.
Shatranj marked the last film appearance of noted actress Divya Bharti, making this hand drawn movie poster highly collectible!
Divya Bharti's sudden demise in April 1993 came a full eight months prior to the film's release in December. Although she had completed filming her scenes before her death, a dubbing artist was used to dub her voice.
Printed and circulated somewhere in the 1990s, this hand drawn movie poster was printed for publicity of the film but never ended up being used.
This hand drawn movie poster was originally created on canvas by a small time art studio in Kolkata, giving it a very quirky appearance. Large hand drawn faces of Mithun Chakraborty and Jackie Shroff are seen in blue, blending into the background. A quirky hand drawn portrait of actors Mithun Chakraborty and Juhi Chawla locked in a passionate embrace is seen in the center. A monkey riding a bicycle is seen alongside in red. Actress Divya Bharti is seen in a hand drawn avatar at the bottom of this old movie poster.
The title of the film appears in white, standing out against the blue background in this old hand drawn movie poster.
Mawaali
Hand painted Bollywood poster of the classic Hindi film, Mawaali (1983) for sale.
This is an actual surviving hand painted Bollywood movie poster of the 1983 Hindi film that starred the Jumping Jack of Bollywood Jeetendra in a double role opposite Sridevi and Jaya Pradha.
Printed and circulated somewhere in the 1980s, this classic hand drawn movie poster was printed for publicity of the film but never ended up being used.
This classic hand drawn Bollywood movie poster was originally created on canvas by a small time art studio in Kolkata, giving it a very quirky appearance. Jeetendra is seen prominently in the center holding a spear in his hand. His hand drawn portrait is flanked by beautifully sketched portraits of actresses Sridevi and Jaya Pradha. Three supporting actors (Kader Khan, Aruna Irani and Shakti Kapoor) are seen hand drawn at the bottom in black and white.
The combination of yellow, orange and red used in this classic hand drawn movie poster make it very appealing and eye catching. The line drawing techniques used in the past by old school Bollywood poster painters is very evident in this classic hand drawn movie poster.
This classic hand drawn movie poster is a two sheeter. Two sheet posters comprise two separate individual single sheet posters measuring approximately 40″x30″ inches each. When pasted together they line up perfectly and together form one single two sheet poster. In the image provided, there may be a slight gap visible between the two – as the images of the top and bottom half have been photographed individually and then joined together digitally. When framed or pasted, there will be no gap visible between the two sheets and the appearance of the poster would be seamless – i.e. just like a single sheet poster.
Roti Kapda Aur Makaan
Old hand painted Bollywood movie poster of the blockbuster Hindi film, Roti Kapda Aur Makaan (1974) for sale.
This is an actual surviving old Bollywood movie poster of the 1974 Hindi film that was written, produced, directed by and starring Manoj Kumar. The film also starred the biggest superstar of Indian cinema, Amitabh Bachchan in a supporting role.
The title of the movie was based on the bare necessities of life, i.e. Food, Clothing & Shelter. The film was the highest grossing Bollywood movie of 1974 and one of the biggest blockbusters of Manoj Kumar.
Roti Kapda Aur Makaan also boosted superstar Amitabh Bachchan's film career, who at the time was looking to make a mark in Bollywood, making this original hand painted Bollywood poster highly collectible!
Printed and circulated during the original first release run of the film (somewhere in the early 1970s), this old hand painted Bollywood poster was designed and printed for publicity of the film but never ended up being used.
This poster was originally designed on a hand painted canvas by one of the greatest Bollywood poster designers of all time, artist V.G. Parchure. The poster bears his signature in the name of his art studio Pamart on the top right hand corner.
True to his superb mastery over the paint brush, brilliantly hand painted portraits of actors Manoj Kumar, Amitabh Bachchan, Shashi Kapoor, Zeenat Aman and Moushumi Chatterjee are seen set inside a rainbow colored background.
Roti Kapda Aur Makaan is a 1974 Bollywood movie written, produced, directed by and starring Manoj Kumar. The film also featured an impressive star cast comprising Shashi Kapoor, Amitabh Bachchan, Zeenat Aman and Moushumi Chatterjee.
Chaar Maharathi
Classic hand drawn movie poster of the Hindi film, Chaar Maharathi (1985) for sale.
This is an actual surviving hand drawn Bollywood poster of the 1985 action Hindi movie that starred Mithun Chakraborty in the lead role.
Printed and circulated during the first release of the film (somewhere in the mid 1980s), this hand painted Bollywood movie poster was originally designed for publicity of the film but never ended up being used.
This classic hand painted Bollywood poster features a quirky hand painted portrait of Mithun Chakraborty. The poster is set against a fiery background to match its action packed theme. Smaller hand drawn portraits of Tina Munim, Amjad Khan, Kader Khan and Asha Parekh are seen lending a very quirky appearance to this old hand painted Bollywood movie poster.
Ramman
Classic hand drawn Bollywood movie poster of the Hindi film, Ramman (1954) for sale.
This is an actual surviving original vintage hand painted Bollywood movie poster of the 1954 Hindi film that featured Meena and Karan Dewan in lead roles.
Printed and circulated during the first release run of the film (early 1950s), this old hand painted Bollywood movie poster was originally designed for publicity of the film but never ended up being used.
This hand painted Hindi movie poster was originally hand drawn on canvas by a leading poster design studio in Bombay. Brilliant hand painted portraits of the lead actors are seen prominently on the top and center of the poster, while a hand drawn portrait of supporting actor Om Prakash appears at the bottom.
This hand painted Bollywood poster is an original lithographic print and bears the name of the lithographer at the bottom.
Humse Hai Muqabala
Old hand drawn Bollywood poster of the classic blockbuster Hindi film, Humse Hai Muqabala (1994) for sale.
This is an actual surviving classic hand drawn movie poster of the 1994 Hindi film that starred India's best dancer Prabhu Deva in the lead role opposite south superstar Nagma. The film featured an award winning soundtrack composed by A. R. Rahman.
Songs from the film, most notably "Urvashi Urvashi" and "Muqabala Muqabala" featuring iconic Prabhu Deva dance sequences went on to become a rage throughout the nation and are played till today.
Humse Hai Muqabala was the Hindi dubbed version of the original Tamil release, Kadhalan. The film was also dubbed in Telugu as Premikudu.
Humse Hai Muqabala was a massive success at the box office, winning four National Film Awards, making this hand drawn Bollywood poster highly collectible!
This hand drawn Bollywood poster was originally created on canvas by a small time art studio in Kolkata, giving it a very quirky appearance. The lead couple Nagma and Prabhu Deva are seen in quirky hand drawn avatars in this classic hand drawn movie poster.
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Washington: Ahead of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's U.S. visit, a leading U.S.trade body has launched a massive ad campaign asking the Obama administration to raise the issue of India's alleged unfair trade practices.
"Manufacturers and Congress Agree: India must play fair on trade," says an advertisement issued by the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM).
"At a time when Washington can't agree on much" there is "overwhelming bipartisan opposition to India's discriminatory trade practices," it said.
NAM has issued such digital and print advertisements in major publications in Washington and New York like the Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post and Financial Times. It has also issued ads in Roll Call and The Hill, focusing on Congressional politics.
"Reversing discrimination and restoring trust would be a win-win, enabling American exporters to further invest in India's future and help India grow its economy and create opportunities for its people," the NAM statement continues.
The NAM has been urging the Obama administration for months to force India to address concerns over its trade and business policies.
NAM alleged that over the past year, Indian government agencies and courts have engaged in a persistent pattern of discrimination and forced localization designed to benefit India's corporations at the expense of manufacturing jobs in the U.S.
"The Indian government has demanded that much of its market for certain information technology, clean energy, and power equipment be satisfied by domestic-based firms," it said.
"Administrative and court rulings have repeatedly ignored internationally recognized rights by imposing arbitrary marketing restrictions on medical devices and denying or revoking patents for nearly a dozen lifesaving medications," NAM added.


You can use your ClockWheel templates to run in AutoDJ mode. This tells AutoDJ how to pull tracks to play, as compared to the default, pure random selection. Instead of making a scheduled event for 24 hours, you can leave your station running in AutoDJ mode and have it follow a ClockWheel template.
The AutoDJ module is purely random. It randomly pulls tracks from your library while following DMCA regulations and your configured AutoDJ Separation Rules. Many of our broadcasters prefer the fine-tuned selection of tracks that the ClockWheels module provides. A ClockWheel template lets you select a different mix of tracks every time that the ClockWheel loops or is called for while following the rules inside of it.
What problem does this feature aim to solve?
It's quite common for a station to want to have a programmatic approach for their daily track rotation. For example, you may always desire a Station ID to be played before a certain genre of music. You could accomplish this with ClockWheels, but ClockWheels need to be scheduled as events. This resulted in some of our broadcasters scheduling very long, all-day ClockWheels which can cause unwanted side effects.
ClockWheels as AutoDJ solves this problem. You no longer need to try and schedule daylong 24 hour events made from ClockWheels, as you can just tell AutoDJ to follow a ClockWheel template. AutoDJ will play tracks according to the ClockWheel.
At each of these steps, it is possible for the ClockWheel to be unable to pull a track list.
The most common cause of this is not having enough tracks of a specific Category or Type. It might be able to pull a track from "1980's" or "High Rotation" the first 3 times that the ClockWheel loops, but on the 4th time, there are not enough "1980's" tracks for it to pull from.
The ClockWheel might be just fine by itself, but the module also needs to follow your AutoDJ Separation rules when picking tracks.
ClockWheels work like a loop. A ClockWheel only needs to have 3 or 5 line items in it in order to be used. You can create many hours of unique programming from a 5 line ClockWheel.
ClockWheels will not show up for use in this mode if they do not pass DMCA rules.
If AutoDJ runs into an issue while running in ClockWheel Track Mix mode, then it will revert to regular AutoDJ mode. The ClockWheel will then be marked as invalid for use as AutoDJ.
First, go to your station settings in the navigation side bar on the left of your station dashboard. Next, go into the AutoDJ settings. You'll see a section labeled Track Mix.
The first drop-down menu in the Track Mix section is called Selection Method. This is where you can switch between regular AutoDJ mode and ClockWheel driven mode.
Once you've selected ClockWheel, a list of your ClockWheel templates will show up. If the ClockWheel you are looking for is not listed, then it is not available for use in this mode. You can probably still use the ClockWheel to schedule an event, but not for driving AutoDJ.
Make sure you review your Separation Rules directly below the ClockWheel selection to ensure it lines up with your desired time spans between the different options that you can choose from. Recall that if your Separation Rules are too restrictive (you do not have enough unique tracks for it to follow your rules) then the ClockWheel could fail.
Always remember to locate the Save All Changes button to make sure the system registers your adjustments.
Within a few songs, you will see that the station begins to run in ClockWheel as AutoDJ mode. The Upcoming Tracks queue on your dashboard will indicate that the pattern of your ClockWheel template is now being followed.


In the mid-1920s a group of immigrant Japanese-American Pictorialist photographers in Seattle came together to form the Seattle Camera Club in order to share their love of photography. While the club only lasted from 1924-1929, it was amazingly successful. Members exhibited their work all over the world and their photographs were widely published and won many awards. Sadly, most of their work was lost over time for various reasons, including the internment of the Japanese during WWII.
Preserving the Seattle Camera Club photographs: Three important collections of photographs by camera club members reside at the University of Libraries Special Collections. The Iwao Matsushita, Frank Kunishige, and Dr. Kyo Koike photographs are an important resource for research and exhibition. These collections constitute the largest surviving group of work by Seattle Camera Club members. They are currently in need of preservation and processing work to help save them for future generations.
The Seattle Camera Club project was initiated by the UW Libraries with the UW Press and the Henry Art Gallery to draw attention to the important work the UW Libraries play in collecting, preserving and making accessible visual resources unique to our region. Your support is urgently needed. You can help preserve these important materials by giving a gift to the Historical Photography Fund.
Under Giving Opportunities click on the Historical Photography Fund and then select Add to Basket.
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Shadows of a Fleeting World: Pictorial Photography and Seattle Camera Club Henry Art Gallery exhibit, February - March 2011.
Seattle Camera Club - UW 360, February 2011.
Shadows of a Fleeting World: Pictorial Photography and The Seattle Camera Club - UW Press, February 2011.
'Shadows of a Fleeting World' reveals a hidden chapter in Seattle's cultural history - Seattle Times Newspaper, March 12, 2011.
Fleeting Shadows Collaboration Garners Gold Prize - University Libraries eNews, January 2012.


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Many people contact Fight the New Drug to share their personal stories about how porn has affected their life or the life of a loved one. We consider these personal accounts very valuable because, while the science and research is powerful within its own right, personal accounts from real people seem to really hit home about the damage that pornography does to real lives.
We recently received a true story that shows how love can persevere through difficult circumstances—even through a difficult fight to give up porn. Some stories, like this one, show how honesty and vulnerability can help rebuild trust and help a relationship heal and reconnect.
Hi FTND,
I just wanted to share my experience. I have been with my boyfriend now for over 18 months. We were on a holiday with friends, and at this point, we had been dating for three months. I was looking for a photo that I had taken on his phone previously and that's when I found it—I found the porn he had on his phone. He walked up to me and saw that I had seen it, but didn't really say anything about it.
Related: Why I Chose To Support My Cybersex-Addicted Partner As He Recovers
Later that day, he confessed and told me that he had been struggling with porn. It was an issue that he couldn't even remember the starting point of. It started out of curiosity but had a hold on him for probably at least 4 years. I was crushed, but also felt so naive for not knowing about it. The fact that for this time he had really been looking at other girls, I felt as though I had to compete for his love. Originally, I told him that I wasn't going to do that. He told me how he had tried to stop before but each time it sucked him back in.
I was so hurt by it all, but not once did I think of leaving him. Sure, it might have been easier but I was not going to let this get in the way of us. It did not define who he was, his actions and his past do not have to define his future. I stood by him and we both chose to fight for love because it is so much more rewarding than an artificial moment on the internet. Since that day, he tells me he has not watched porn or actively searched anything, and it has been over a year. I trust him.
Related: 3 Ways To Help Your Porn-Obsessed Brain Recover
He says how much he hates porn now, even just the word because of what it did to his life and is doing to so many others. Now he is stronger, we both are stronger. I love him now more than I did before because I know where he has been in his darkest moments, yet now he will fight for love with all he has.
I don't mind if this is shared, but if so please do so anonymously.
– M.
Sometimes relationships don't outlast a struggle with porn—and sometimes, like in this story, they do. It's up to every individual to decide what path is best for them, and for this Fighter, it was choosing to continue to fight for her relationship. This same choice wouldn't work for everyone, and that's okay—but it worked for them, and that's awesome.
We're all about the science and research behind the harmful effects of pornography, and we also like to share real-life stories—raw personal accounts that illustrate the destructive nature of porn in the lives of real people. And because we are not just anti-porn—we are pro-love, pro-healthy sex, and pro-relationships—we're always excited to see couples push through the roadblocks porn can put in place.
Related: How My Boyfriend Broke-Up With Porn By Joining This Awesome Platform
Basically, we are fighting for love as much as we are fighting against porn.
In the thousands of messages we get from people all across the world, the majority are about relationships that have been damaged by porn. But we love hearing stories like this of Fighters that are making it work, and choosing to love through the hurt caused by porn.
Related: The Male Perspective: My Girlfriend Watches Porn Behind My Back
It is really important to remember that people who have experienced porn's negative effects in their life aren't permanently broken human beings who do not deserve healing and healthy relationships. It's harmful to view people this way, and if we want people to give up porn, shaming consumers does not ultimately help. The reality is, porn absolutely causes negative effects in consumers' lives and in relationships, but it is possible to move past it and progress for those who desire healing.
We can all fight for love by raising awareness on the fact that porn can be highly addictive and it damages relationships, as well as providing or finding the best support to those already struggling.
The post Why I Choose to See My Boyfriend as More than His Struggle with Porn appeared first on Fight the New Drug.
"Learning Sex from Porn is a Terrible Idea": Jameela Jamil is Sounding the Alarm on Porn, and We're Here for It


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Q: Eliminate some temporaries from a set of equations I have a long set of equations, mostly obtained by introducing physics related quantities which stand for some kind of temporary variables:
eqns = {
  lx == Log[10., en] + 0.3,
  xmax == 0.849 + 0.0537 lx,
  nmu == 1.37 en^-0.04,
  fem == ((s - xmax + 0.689)/0.802)^(0.802/0.113) Exp[(0.113 - s + xmax)/0.113],
  fmu == ((s - xmax + 0.228)/0.573)^(0.573/1.267) Exp[(0.345 - s + xmax)/1.267],
  cic == 22.3 fem + 15.6 nmu fmu,
  en == (s1000/cic)^(1/0.97)
};

This is 7 equations with 9 variables. I would like to eliminate all of the variables except for {en, s, s1000} and then obtain the solution in the form en[s, s1000]. I tried Solve, Reduce, Eliminate, tried taking them pairwise etc. but while there are some results for equation pairs, for the whole system Mathematica just runs for ever...
For example, while this works as expected
Eliminate[eqns[[{1, 2}]], lx]

giving 0.86511 + 0.0233216 Log[en] == xmax, trying one more
Eliminate[eqns[[{1, 2, 4}]], {lx, xmax}]

returns a result which imho does not make any sense. Looking around StackExchange one finds Mathematica (at least in v9) has a hidden 3rd argument for elimination
Solve[eqns[[{1, 2}]], xmax, lx]

which gives a warning that lx is not a proper domain specification and that lx will be used for elimination. Unfortunately, trying this trick on three equations
Solve[eqns[[{1, 2, 4}]], fem, {lx, xmax}]

returns an empty list while we would like to see a rule for fem expressed in terms of en and s. Please, help! I remember in older versions Solve used to be more flexible and more like a universal tool for solving. How particularly equation-solving cases are divided into usage of Solve, Eliminate, Reduce etc. is also not very clear, neither from the Help nor from tutorials, mostly since too simple examples are used as illustrations. A word from an expert on this subject is very welcome...

A: One can define a set of rules
rules = Thread[eqns[[All, 1]] -> eqns[[All, 2]]]

and then get an equation containing only en, s, s1000.
impl = eqns[[7]] /. rules[[6]] /. rules[[5]] /. rules[[4]] /.
rules[[3]] /. rules[[2]] /. rules[[1]]

Now we can use FindRoot to get a solution :
sol[x_?NumericQ, y_?NumericQ] := FindRoot[impl /. {s -> x, s1000 -> y}, {en, 0.5}][[1, 2]]

Plot3D[sol[x, y], {x, 0.5, 1}, {y, 0, 1}, PlotRange -> All]

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Chris Eubank vs. Carl "The Cat" Thompson – April 17th, 2019
On April 18, 1998 at Nynex Arena in Manchester, United Kingdom, former WBO middleweight and super middleweight champion Chris "Simply the Best" Eubank, fighting out of London, England, fought WBO cruiserweight champion Carl "The Cat" Thompson, from Manchester. Eubank was 45-3-2 coming in. Thompson was…
Chris Eubank vs. Thulani Malinga – January 31st, 2019
On February 1, 1992 at National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, England, WBO middleweight champion Chris Eubank, from Brighton, Sussex, UK, defended his title against Thulani Malinga, from Ladysmith, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Eubank was undefeated at 29-0. Malinga was 33-6. The fight was scheduled…
Lost? – December 30th, 2018
I couldn't think straight for an hour or so. Did I like boxing really? Was any sport worth losing your mind for?
Chris Eubank vs. Nigel Benn – November 17th, 2018
On November 18, 1990 at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, England, WBO middleweight champion Nigel Benn, from Ilford, England, fought the first of his two fights with the one and only Chris Eubank, from London. Benn was 27-1 going in. His only loss was to Michael Watson in 1989. Eubank was…
Oil Money buys you Sport – September 30th, 2018
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Ranking the best British domestic clashes – June 9th, 2017
British boxing is in its greatest shape for a long time. The quality and depth is unmatched for a long time…
2008 GB Olympians; A look at the careers – April 25th, 2017
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A domestic overview – November 30th, 2016
No shock in Terry Flanagan beating Orlando Cruz. He probably should have had him out of there earlier…
All Heart: Boxing's Finest Gentleman, Carl 'The Cat' Thompson – September 28th, 2016
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Tyson Fury: What a Difference a Month Makes – December 3rd, 2015
The effects of last month's interview with Oliver Holt, the Mail's Chief Sports Writer, continue to reverberate, especially in the mind of Tyson Fury…
Frank Buglioni Hires Hypnotist – September 21st, 2015
Old-school trainers will scoff at hypnosis, but if Chudinov loses, we may soon see hypnotists chilling with cutmen…
Ranked Men Clash in Thailand – September 10th, 2014
Ruenroeng's performance was mature, but he's the kind of fighter that the flyweight champion and #1 contender eat for breakfast...
Froch vs. Groves II — He Who Dares – May 27th, 2014
As the build-up continues to gather pace and the anticipation rises, the dislike they share becomes more and more palpable...
When Offspring Fail Expectations – February 2nd, 2014
While their sons never came close to achieving what their fathers did, the offspring gave it a good shot and have nothing to be ashamed of…
Mike Perez – No World Lost – January 19th, 2014
All we found out last night was what we should have already have known – Mike Perez isn't a destroyer of worlds…
Chris Eubank vs. Nigel Benn II – December 27th, 2013
Chris Eubank and Nigel Benn fought twice. Their first fight was on Nov. 18, 1990, at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, England, for Benn's WBO middleweight title. The Dark Destroyer lost his crown that night by a TKO9. The rematch between these two peerless warriors occurred three years later…
The Man Who Would Be King – November 12th, 2013
Boxing history is littered with examples of fights that were subsequently viewed as a ceremonial "passing of the torch" through the lens of time...
Bowe Establishes the Pattern – October 4th, 2013
Marco Huck vs. Ola Afolabi Part III – June 3rd, 2013
Huck explained to Afolabi what his own problem would be that night in no uncertain terms. That problem is violence...
Chasing 49 – May 26th, 2013
Joe "The Italian Dragon" Calzaghe (also known as The Pride of Wales) decided it wasn't worth it and got out in 2008 with a remarkable 46-0 record...
When Warriors Meet (2001) – May 8th, 2013
This was no boxing match but rather a no holds-barred fight between two of the most exciting punchers in boxing…
Chris Eubank vs. Rupert Murdoch – March 19th, 2013
Boxing's Five Greatest Moments: 1990-1999 – February 13th, 2013
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Legacy: Triumph and Tragedy of Randy Turpin – January 29th, 2013
Without his tour de force, this magnificent country may well have been deprived of some of the world's most transcendent athletes…
This Year's IBHOF Nominees – October 18th, 2012
But hold on for a moment! What about those who have been excluded from both lists? What about Nigel Benn, Chris Eubank, and Steve Collins…
Boxing.com All Time Super Middleweight Poll: Roy Jones Jr. Edges Past Joe Calzaghe – October 8th, 2012
Roy got home by eight points over Joe, with James Toney securing third place ahead of English duo, Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank...
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Weigh-In from London: Chris Eubank Was a Shrewd Realist – July 10th, 2012
"Anyone who goes into the ring with a civil mind does not understand desperate times call for desperate measures..."
Steve Smoger: Master of an Art Form – December 25th, 2011
Smoger, the real article, speaks for itself, and by action, for himself. There is no need to draw attention...
The Culture of Boxing: Third in a Series – October 26th, 2011
On February 4, 2004, Michael Watson was awarded the MBE (Most Excellent Order of the British Empire) by H.M. Queen Elizabeth II…
The Case for Nigel Benn in the Hall – October 20th, 2011
Some say that Nigel Benn is mostly a "forgotten warrior" perhaps because he will forever be linked to Gerald McClellan…
David Haye Says Adios – October 13th, 2011
"I'd like to thank each and every fan that supported me along the way, either through purchasing a ticket, or buying a 'Hayemaker' t-shirt..."
The Case for Steve Collins in the Hall – October 10th, 2011
Steve Collins was an extremely tough, seasoned, iron-chinned, determined and talented fighter who had long paid his dues…
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Top Chinese Doctors Admit to Harvesting Organs From Falun Gong Practitioners
by Editor | Dec 28, 2018 | Organ Harvesting
JENNIFER ZENG | EPOCH TIMES
A new round of chilling phone calls reveals that live organ harvesting of Falun Gong practitioners continues in China at a variety of leading transplant centers in different regions of the country.
The conversations, with doctors from 12 transplant hospitals in China, also show that this "business" has become "normal" at these facilities: None of the doctors—all leading figures in organ transplantation in China—showed surprise, dismay, or anger when asked "whether the organs are harvested from Falun Gong practitioners."
The calls are the latest research documenting forced organ harvesting in China, which developed as part of the persecution of the spiritual practice of Falun Gong, also known as Falun Dafa.
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A transcript from one call reads: "I have another [question]. You are using Falun Gong practitioners as the donors, that is, those healthy donors, right?"
"Definitely healthy. How can it be acceptable if they're not healthy?!"
The above conversation occurred between Dr. Wang Zhiyuan, president of the World Organization to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG), who posed as a relative of a patient who needed a liver transplant, and Peng Zhihai, director of the Organ Transplantation Center and vice president of Shanghai General Hospital, on Nov. 11.
In addition to claiming to be a relative, Wang also presented himself as the vice director of the Stability Maintenance Office of Sichuan Provincial Political and Legal Affairs Commission, which likely encouraged the doctors he called to speak more candidly than they might to an average individual.
The Political and Legal Affairs Commission is responsible for the persecution of Falun Gong. As a high-ranking official on the panel, Wang could be assumed to be knowledgeable about the forced organ harvesting—the doctors may have felt they were speaking to a co-conspirator.
Moreover, hospitals and doctors would want to maintain a good relationship with the commission to get organs from Falun Gong practitioners.
In the report released by WOIPFG, of the 16 doctors who spoke to Wang, 11 doctors from nine hospitals immediately admitted that their organs came from Falun Gong practitioners, while the other five doctors either didn't deny that the organs were from Falun Gong practitioners, or avoided responding to the question.
But none of the doctors showed any surprise or anger when asked whether the organs were from Falun Gong practitioners, as if harvesting organs from living Falun Gong adherents is "business as usual."
"This round of investigation was conducted from Oct. 19 to Dec. 2, 2018, and involved 16 doctors from 12 hospitals in China," said Wang, who is also a former chief physician for the People's Liberation Army Air Force and a former histology research specialist at Harvard Medical School.
"The 12 hospitals range from Beijing and Tianjin in the north, all the way to Shanghai, Nanjing, and Guangzhou in the south.
"The investigated doctors are all either presidents or directors of top-level organ transplant hospitals in China. Many are responsible for state-level projects in the field of organ transplantation."
'No-Ischemia Liver Transplant'
Seven of the doctors who were contacted confirmed that both organ harvesting and transplantation are done at their hospitals.
In the United States, which has a fully developed system for voluntary organ donation, it is rare for someone to die at the same hospital where a matching recipient is waiting for an organ.
In China, whose voluntary organ donation system was only recently introduced and has had limited success, the widespread practice of harvesting and transplanting organs within the same hospital is suspect; it suggests that doctors may be killing the organ donors by means of harvesting their organs.
This seems to be explicit in the case of one doctor boasting about a "no-ischemia liver transplant."
Ischemia is the inadequate supply of freshly oxygenated blood to an organ, and dealing with the ischemia time—the time an organ is without such blood supply—is a significant issue for transplantation, impacting chances of rejection, survival rates, and outcomes for the recipient.
In most transplantation surgeries around the world, after organs are procured, they are kept chilled in both a cold preservative solution and crushed ice. During this time, there is no warm, oxygenated blood flow to the organ. This is called "cold ischemia time."
There is also another measure of ischemia time, called "warm ischemia time," which measures the time the organ is still in the body but not receiving freshly oxygenated blood (typically because the heart has stopped). Warm ischemia time ends when the organ is perfused with a cold solution and then quickly extracted and put in ice, awaiting transplantation into the new host body.
Livers, and also the heart and lungs, are particularly sensitive to ischemic damage and require minimal warm ischemic time to ensure a successful graft.
The following is a conversation between Wang and He Xiaoshun, vice president of the First Affiliated Hospital, Sun Yat-sen University, in the southeastern city of Guangzhou on Nov. 16:
Wang: "You mentioned that you have a new technology, that is, which can shorten the warm ischemia time, correct?"
He Xiaoshun: "Correct, we do have it. … Actually, it is not shortening the time, it is to (inaudible)."
Wang: "Oh, really? That means there is no more warm ischemia time at all, right?"
He: "Right, right. We always perform the [organ] transplants when the livers have continuous blood circulation during the whole process."
Wang: "Oh, being performed when there is always blood circulation. What is the name of your technology?"
He: "It is. We call it 'no ischemia.' There is no loss of blood, so it is called 'no-ischemia liver transplant.'"
Wang: "Oh, let me confirm with you one more time. So, the organs you currently use are all from Falun Gong [practitioners], who are healthy. So they are very healthy organs, right?"
He: "Uh, right. There is no need to rinse [the organs] with ice-cold water or to preserve them in ice. All such procedures can be omitted!"
Wang: "Oh, that makes sense. So inherently, organs from Falun Gong [practitioners] are very good, on top of that, there is no issue of warm ischemia, it would be even better."
He: "Right, right."
Wang said that "no-ischemia liver transplants" could only happen if the organs were harvested from living human beings.
That the doctors had no problem confirming that organ harvesting happened in the hospital to ensure the "quality of organs" indicates that live organ harvesting, or killing people for their organs were still happening in the hospitals, Wang said.
'We May Have It as Soon as Tomorrow'
When asked how soon the transplants could be done, most doctors promised within one week or two, with the longest wait being two months and the shortest "as soon as tomorrow."
Wang also had a conversation with Liu Dongfu, director of kidney transplantation at Yantai Yuhuangding Hospital, in Shandong Province, on Nov. 18:
Wang: "So how long does he have to wait if he can have the surgery?"
Liu Dongfu: "Let me tell you this. It can be as fast as within a week. If not that fast, you can have it after waiting for two months, in two months."
Wang: "Oh, OK. So if fast, one week; if slow, one to two months? Correct? "
Liu: "We may have it [the source for a kidney] as soon as tomorrow."
The average wait time for a kidney in the United States is three to five years, according to the National Kidney Foundation. Wang said that these short wait times are only possible if a large number of living human beings are available to be killed at any time, once matching is done.
Same Organs as From 'Organ Brokers'
A doctor on duty at the Urology Surgery Department of Beijing Chaoyang Hospital not only confirmed that organs came from Falun Gong practitioners, but also said that their sources were the same as those from "organ brokers."
Wang had this conversation with the doctor on duty, Dr. Li, on Dec. 2:
Wang: "I heard from my friends that, sometimes, you go directly to the source of kidneys to get the organs. Sometimes, [the organs] are transferred through a broker, from outside of the hospital. Now, there is no more broker, right?"
Dr. Li: "There may still be brokers, but normally the sources are …"
Wang: "The organs taken by the brokers are also the normal organs from Falun Gong [practitioners], and the organ sources are the same, right?"
Dr. Li: "Yes, all taken by them."
Wang: "My question is, what the brokers take and what you take are the same thing, right?"
Dr. Li: "Right, right, right."
Wang said that offers important new evidence for the crime of live organ harvesting.
"When The Epoch Times broke the news of live organ harvesting of Falun Gong practitioners in 2006, the Chinese Communist Party sought to cover it up by claiming the organs came from death-row prisoners," Wang said.
"After they found out that death-row prisoners were too few for the transplants done every year, and that harvesting organs from death-row prisoners also was not accepted by the international medical community, they tried to say that they would set up an organ donation system and would use only donated organs in the future.
"However, people soon found out that their organ donation system was a hoax, as for one, none of their claimed organ donation centers had enough donors to sustain the huge number of organ transplants in China; two, people could never find out information regarding the donors.
"If the organs are really from legitimate donors, all the information should be transparent. But in China, transparency doesn't exist."
Wang said that when the organ-donation system wasn't good enough to convince the outside world, the CCP managed to attribute the source to black marketeers.
"Now, if a doctor admits that the organ sources of organ brokers and hospitals are the same, what does that mean? It means that 'brokers' are only a disguise for the state-sanctioned business," Wang said.
'What Is the Price?'
When Wang Zhiyuan asked about the price of an organ transplant, Wang Jianli, associate chief physician of the Organ Transplant Institute at the Beijing Armed Police General Hospital, said that the price was "not high" and that "200,000 to 300,000 yuan [US$28,000 to $43,000] would be good enough" for a liver transplant.
Dr. Li of the Urology Surgery Department of Beijing Chaoyang Hospital cited 100,000 yuan (US$14,000) as an upfront payment for a kidney transplant.
Wang said that a liver transplant in China usually costs between 700,000 yuan to more than 1 million yuan (US$101,000 to $144,000). He believes he was given a "discount" price because Wang Jianli believed he was a high-ranking official on the Political and Legal Affairs Commission.
Wang Zhiyuan said the astronomical profit from organ harvesting is one of the reasons why this crime against humanity still occurs on a large scale in China.
After then-dictator Jiang Zemin ordered a campaign in 1999 to eradicate the spiritual practice of Falun Gong, forced organ harvesting developed as an aspect of the persecution of adherents. Falun Gong involves living according to moral teachings that are based on the principles of truthfulness, compassion, and tolerance, and doing slow-motion, meditative exercises.
Jiang feared Falun Gong because of the large number of practitioners—estimated at 100 million in 1999 in Western media reports—and the attractiveness of its traditional moral teachings to the Chinese people.
Beginning in 1999, there was an immediate uptick in the number of organ transplants done in China, and that became more pronounced in subsequent years. For instance, at the Tianjin First Central Hospital, while nine liver transplants were done in 1998, there were 33 in 1999 and 111 in 2000. By 2004, the number had jumped to 1,601.
The coolness recorded by WOIPFG of top transplant administrators when it comes to taking organs from prisoners of conscience contrasts sharply with the account of one of the witnesses interviewed in March 2006, when The Epoch Times broke the story about forced, live organ harvesting from Falun Gong practitioners.
"Annie" was the wife of an eye surgeon at the Sujiatun Thrombosis Hospital in Shenyang City, in Liaoning Province. She reported that her husband had become depressed and suffered from insomnia and nightmares. Finally, he confessed to her that he'd been harvesting corneas from living Falun Gong practitioners.
The initial accounts of organ harvesting in Sujiatun were followed in July 2006 by the report "Bloody Harvest" by David Kilgour, a former Canadian crown prosecutor and secretary of state for Asia-Pacific, and human-rights lawyer David Matas, which supported the allegations of organ harvesting from Falun Gong adherents.
Among the evidence considered for the report were phone calls made to Chinese transplant doctors, in which the doctors admitted to harvesting organs from Falun Gong practitioners.
Kilgour and Matas were joined by Ethan Gutmann (author of "The Slaughter: Mass Killings, Organ Harvesting, and China's Secret Solution to Its Dissident Problem") in writing an update to "Bloody Harvest." Released in June 2016, the update was based on "a meticulous examination of the transplant programs of hundreds of hospitals in China, drawing on media reports, official propaganda, medical journals, hospital websites and a vast amount of deleted websites found in archives," according to the report's website.
The report concludes that the number of transplants done in China far exceeds the official numbers and that the main source for the organs is the killing of innocents, primarily Falun Gong practitioners.
Some researchers are describing the 19 years of mass killings as a "cold genocide."


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Community Colleges Australia has brought in a new Board of Directors, at its virtual Annual General Meeting held on 25 November 2020.
Three new Directors (view details here) are:
Kerry Johnson, CEO, ACE Community Colleges, Lismore;
Kerrie Smith, Training and Operations Manager, WEA Illawarra, Wollongong; and
Jade Vermeer, Finance and Administration Manager, Tamworth Community College.
They join continuing Directors Acting Chair David MacKay (TLK Community College), Theresa Collignon (Macquarie Community College), Jennifer Aldred (Sydney Community College, re-elected to the Board), Joanne Martin (Central Coast Community College), Ron Maxwell (VERTO, re-elected to the Board) and Ted Nabung (Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Community College).
Retiring Directors were David Fuller (CEO of WEA Illawarra) and Michelle Simpson (CEO of Tamworth Community College).
In his Report to the AGM, outgoing Chair David Fuller said:
"I wish to acknowledge that I am speaking to you today from Wollongong the land of the traditional custodians, The Wadi Wadi people of The Five Islands Dreaming. I pay my respects to Elders past, present and future and value their continuing cultures and connection to the land, waterways and the sea.
"Most of you recall, our last AGM took place at our conference in Brisbane a year ago what a long time ago that seems now. We were to have undertaken this AGM at a Sydney conference, but like so many things over the past 12 months these plans were turned on their head. I do hope that we – the members of CCA – will soon be able to gather as a group again without restrictions, and things are looking optimistic.
"After six years – on the Board, including five years as Chair, I have decided not to seek re-election to the Board of Directors of CCA, at this AGM on the expiration of my second 3 year term. I do this as I think it is healthy for an organisation to have new talent on the board and also to concentrate my focus on larger projects within my own college over the next few years before I retire.
"I want to thank the previous CCA Chair, David Martin, for passing on an organisation in good shape (although my first job was to recruit a CEO at the time). I also want to thank the other CCA Board members who I have had the pleasure to work with over the past five years, including David MacKay, Theresa Collignon, Joanne Martin, Ron Maxwell, Jennifer Aldred, Ted Nabung, Helen Zwicker, Valerieanne Byrnes, Danielle Bensley, Joneen Troup, Jonathan Davis, Ben Grushka, John O'Neill, Peter Gilchrist, Kerry Johnson, Julie Neeson, and there may be others who I have overlooked.
"However, I also want to acknowledge the very significant contribution of two people, firstly retiring Board Director Michelle Simpson, who has fought the good fight for CCA in many different arenas over the past few years, and I want to say a heartfelt thanks personally and on behalf of the CCA membership; and secondly, Rodney Wangman, the CEO of Albury Wodonga Community College, who chooses not to serve on the Board of CCA but has for many years provided much appreciated assistance to the operation of CCA. Thank you both so much.
"I have also enjoyed working with the current CCA Board Executive team of Deputy Chair, David MacKay and Treasurer, Theresa Collignon and I'm proud of the fact that the next Chair of CCA will lead an organisation that now has a solid financial position, a very capable administrative team led by a passionate CEO who appears to love his work and never slows down.
"So turning our attention to what has happened over the past 12 months that is noteworthy.
"Since our Brisbane AGM a year ago, CCA has had an excellent time of achievement for its members and for our sector. Highlights include:
We continue to run the highly-regarded Community Education Student of the Year Awards, now in its fourth year, this year sponsored by the NSW Government. Immediately after this meeting at 1.30pm Sydney time today, the 2020 Awards will take place via Zoom. We expect up to 120 people to participate via 20 or more locations around the country. These select students showcase the very best outcomes of the adult and community education sector, and we are all rightfully very proud of them.
Our Brisbane conference a year ago set a new record for political engagement with six different speakers representing Queensland and Commonwealth governments.
In September of this year we launched the latest of our – now annual – reports on vulnerable and disadvantaged government-funded VET students in New South Wales. Instead of the planned Parliament House launch, this year we ran the event via Zoom, with almost 100 attendees, including 20 State Members of Parliament, and our keynote speaker, the Honourable Dr Geoff Lee MP, NSW Minister for Skills and Tertiary Education.
In August, the NSW Government launched a much-awaited and nationally significant adult and community education policy, the first in 12 years.
In New South Wales we have had two recent major special funding successes: $2.3 million provided for an infrastructure maintenance program, and in April of this year, the State Government provided $2 million in COVID-relief funding for NSW ACE providers.
Our representations continue to be highly regarded on both Commonwealth and State levels, including strong collaborations with Victorian ACE peak organisations.
And with the arrival of the pandemic, CCA quickly altered its networking and professional development program, running 20 online Zoom sessions in March, April, May and June alone.
CCA is also justly proud of its CEO coaching, VET managers networking and other professional development, including the excellent work to raise the level governance capability of our colleges, and while I suspect there is still more to do in this college governance space we have shone a light into an area that is vital for the health and sustainability of our members.
"To the members, I say – thanks for your support and enthusiasm, CCA is only ever as strong as its members allow it to be. And finally, I want to thanks the CCA staff – Don Perlgut, Evelyn Goodwin and Clare Harris – for their tireless and thorough work with us over the last year. I have enjoyed my time with you all and wish you well for the future."
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Q: Spring Security does not display login page I'm trying to securize my application (Spring 4.3.10 + Hibernate 5.2.10) using Spring Security (4.2.3).
I configure spring security with the Digest authentification method the following way :
spring-security.xml :
<security:http create-session="stateless" use-expressions="true" >
    <security:intercept-url pattern="/**" access="isAuthenticated()"/>
    <security:intercept-url pattern="/login*" access="isAnonymous()" />

    <security:http-basic/>

    <security:form-login login-page="/login" authentication-failure-url="/login"/>
    <security:custom-filter ref="digestFilter" after="BASIC_AUTH_FILTER"/>
</security:http>

<bean id="digestEntryPoint" class="org.springframework.security.web.authentication.www.DigestAuthenticationEntryPoint">
    <property name="realmName" value="my_realm"/>
    <property name="key" value="my_key"/>
</bean>

<bean id="digestFilter" class="org.springframework.security.web.authentication.www.DigestAuthenticationFilter">
    <property name="userDetailsService" ref="jdbcDaoImpl"/>
    <property name="authenticationEntryPoint" ref="digestEntryPoint"/>
</bean>

<bean id="jdbcDaoImpl" class="org.springframework.security.core.userdetails.jdbc.JdbcDaoImpl">
    <property name="dataSource" ref="dataSource"/>
</bean>

I added the DelegatingFilterProxy in the web.xml :
<filter>
    <filter-name>digestFilter</filter-name>
    <filter-class>org.springframework.web.filter.DelegatingFilterProxy</filter-class>
</filter>
<filter-mapping>
    <filter-name>digestFilter</filter-name>
    <url-pattern>/*</url-pattern>
</filter-mapping>

I created a basic controller to show the login page (did not managed to use the default one) :
@Controller
@RequestMapping("/login")
public class LoginController {

    @GetMapping
    public String login() {
        return "login";
    }
}

I have also a login.jsp in the WEB-INF that contains the form, and the default mysql schema for the users and authorities tables as describe in the reference documentation.
My problem is that Spring Security never display the login page. I put a breakpoint into the doFilter method of the DigestAuthentificationFilter, and it seems that the header "Authorization" is null and spring just continue the filter chain without doing anything. It seems that the filter is expecting a Digest header...
My question is then, who put this Authorization header ? And why spring do not ask for authentifaction is the header is null ?
I think there is something that I don't understand...
Thanks for your help !

A: I solved my problem. I specified digestFilter as the filter-name for the DelegatingFilerProxy because I thought I had to bind it to the custoim filter I declared in the spring-security.xml. But Spring actually use a filters chain and add many more filters to it behind the scene. Thus, it did not use the filters chain created by spring but only the digest filter that cannot work alone.
I modified the web.xml as follow :
<filter>
<filter-name>springSecurityFilterChain</filter-name>
<filter-class>org.springframework.web.filter.DelegatingFilterProxy</filter-class>
</filter>
<filter-mapping>
    <filter-name>springSecurityFilterChain</filter-name>
    <url-pattern>/*</url-pattern>
</filter-mapping>


This morning the foundling has gone to his new home at some neighbours of mine. They are VERY happy with him and I want him to stay near. By now I actually hope that the original owners do not turn up anymore. That's what little cat foundlings do; walk straight into my heart and settle there. I cried. And I found out that my real bad drinking actually started after having to say goodbye to the kittens of the nest of my cat. So I shall have to take care to do a better job this time around.
My date for today cancelled so I went to a Sunday food market today instead; tens of stands with smoked fish, pies, vegetables, cheeses, all kinds of Chinese, Thai and otherworldly stuff for sale. 3 Years ago I went and I ate till I don't know, till I had to undo my button I guess. I had a hangover then from the day before and I would not have gone if I had not made an appointment with a friend.
Today I enjoyed the wonderful fall sun and all the people walking about lazily. There is nothing that says 'contentment' so well like a sunny afternoon in early fall and the wind whispering through the leaves ever so now and then.
Today I enjoyed being out, having made the decision to go, I walked instead of biked, enjoying the weather even more. And slowly, very slowly I find that there is something like a concept of 'enough' developing in me. I bought a pie and it was wonderful, but I noticed that 4 bites less would have been ok too. NEW! For drinks I tried a fresh coconut. Wonderful, seems to be very nutritious, even so that it can replace mother milk for babies. And here as well: I could have done with less. NEW! There were wonderful mushrooms on sale for very little. I only bought 2 packages. A little more than a month ago I would have tried al 10 of them.
I have come to the place where I forget that I have quit drinking. It has become normal not to drink. I do not dislike going out of the house anymore because of all the reminders of alcohol in the streets. It is non of my business anymore, like smoking, cola or sugar. But… there was a sign asking 'would you like to try our new beer?' My first reaction was 'well…' And then remembered that I had quit. Ghegheghe. I took a good look around at those that were tasting it, really sucked in the dirty drunken atmosphere, felt what it brought and thought: No, I don't want what you bring.' A little more than one month ago I would have been standing there trying to hide my wanting.
Happy that I quit. Starting to be less proud, possibly because the fact is settling in or maybe because I am still not doing The Plan. Happy with being able to feel, recognise and partially orchestrate the positive changes that are in my life. It is new. I like it.


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