thyroid Archives - Dr. Nikolas Hedberg, D.C.
In this episode of The Dr. Hedberg Show, I interview Melissa Gallico about fluoride. We talked about where fluoride comes from, why it was added to our water supply, how to know if your water is fluoridated, how to filter fluoride, other sources of fluoride, the fluoride-acne connection, the fluoride-thyroid connection, how to detoxify fluoride with iodine, and how to petition your local legislators to remove fluoride from your water supply. I was not aware of the fluoride-acne connection so this was an enlightening podcast that everyone should listen to who has acne or a thyroid issue.
In this episode of The Dr. Hedberg Show, I interview Dr. Izabella Wentz about her new book, "Hashimoto's Food Pharmacology." We had a great talk about Hashimoto's disease, Dr. Wentz's Hashimoto's healing journey, foods that can help heal Hashimoto's disease, green smoothies, bone broth, and some recipes that can help heal Hashimoto's disease.
I highly recommend all of Dr. Wentz's books and her new book will help you make food easier and healthier so you can heal your Hashimoto's disease.
In this post I'll cover everything you need to know about ferritin and hypothyroidism. The ferritin test is a simple blood test and it is one of the most important tests you should have if you have Hashimoto's disease, Graves' disease, and hypothyroidism. Ferritin is a storage form of iron and the ferritin level test can tell you if your iron stores are low and need to be increased. The ferritin test is rarely ordered by conventional doctors so many patients are left with the signs and symptoms of hypothyroidism when it is actually their low ferritin levels that are causing their health problems. The first issue with iron is that iron deficiency may be quite severe but blood markers such as hemoglobin and the red blood cell count may be normal. This leaves many patients, especially women, misdiagnosed as not having anemia.
One of the main priorities in my practice is to stay on top of the latest cutting-edge research in Hashimoto's disease and thyroid disorders. My latest round of research reviews involved six clinical studies that examined inositol and selenium and how they conferred major benefits in those with Hashimoto's disease and subclinical hypothyroidism. The highlights of each study are summarized in a table at the end of this article for ease of reference.
Can Genistein Help Heal Hashimoto's Disease and Hypothyroidism?
In the fall of 2016, a study was conducted in China and published in the medical journal Immunobiology. The researchers looked at the compound genistein and Hashimoto's disease to see if it affected thyroid function in patients with Hashimoto's thyroiditis. The research paper was entitled, "Genistein improves thyroid function in Hashimoto's thyroiditis patients through regulating Th1 cytokines." To clarify, "Th1 cytokines" refer to a type of thyroid-helper cells that indicate how much inflammation there might be in the thyroid gland. In other words, they are markers of inflammation.
The results of this study were very exciting so you might want to pay close attention.
In this article I cover Hashimoto's thyroiditis natural treatment including some basic supplements that can help heal Hashimoto's disease and hypothyroidism as well as some dietary strategies.
Let's talk about each nutrient that your thyroid needs and how to find out if you are deficient. It may be that you would benefit from some simple supplements for Hashimoto's thyroiditis and hypothyroidism.
What is the Best Diet for Hashimoto's disease?
Does a low-carbohydrate diet work best for Hashimoto's disease? What about a gluten-free diet? There are a number of diets out there claiming to be the best for Hashimoto's thyroiditis but as with any condition, there is no single best diet for everyone. I'll cover two research papers that look into two specific diets for Hashimoto's disease.
Does Vitamin D Supplementation Help Heal Hashimoto's Disease?
Is There a Connection Between Vitamin D and Hashimoto's Disease? Does Vitamin D Supplementation Help Heal Hashimoto's Disease?
Vitamin D has long been established in literature as a highly essential nutrient with benefit to the musculoskeletal system and bone density. It also functions in the body as an immunomodulator, facilitating normal immune system function and improving resistance against certain diseases.
Given this background, one has to wonder if a deficiency in vitamin D would be prevalent among individuals with Hashimoto's thyroiditis and if so, would supplementation with vitamin D help patients manage the disease or perhaps even prevent it?
I was pleasantly surprised to learn about some recent research on the positive effects of black cumin seed oil and Hashimoto's disease. I'm always searching for compounds that can help my patients with Hashimoto's disease and black cumin seed oil looks like a real winner. In this article I break down two promising studies on black cumin seed oil and how it can help autoimmune thyroiditis.
Aloe vera is one of the oldest medicinal plants we know of that was used by the ancient Egyptians who called it "the plant of immortality." And 200 years ago Greek scientists considered Aloe vera a "universal panacea." Aloe vera is technically named Aloe barbadensis and you most likely have heard of using Aloe topically for burns or internally for soothing an inflamed gut.
I've used Aloe vera over the years as one of the compounds in a gut-healing supplement I use for leaky gut, inflammatory bowel, SIBO, constipation, and irritable bowel syndrome. It works extremely well at reducing inflammation and repairing inflamed and damaged mucus membranes in the gut and the urinary tract. I have also used it quite successfully with the bladder pain caused by interstitial cystitis.


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Wake (N05165) is the left-hand panel of a diptych, the right-hand section being Wake (Tate N05166). This catalogue entry discusses both works.
Fifteen shrouded and gesticulating figures are gathered around a deep grave in Edward Burra's sombre watercolour diptych known as Wake. The gestures of horror and the presence of a skeleton in the grave may suggest that exhumation is shown rather than the burial suggested by the title. The ambiguity of this activity is further enhanced by the presence of nine more figures in the background arcade, where a column and part of the roof have fallen in; decay - both of the flesh and of the material world - appears to be the underlying theme. Although 'Wake' conveys an appropriate sense of drama, its inexact description of the image may reflect Burra's reluctance to name works until after completion or at their first exhibition, at which point the titles could even be devised by others under his sanction. It is notable, however, that the dating indicates that the diptych was completed only shortly before being exhibited at the Zwemmer Gallery in Surrealism Today in mid 1940.
The separate framing of the two sheets has led to them being treated as two works. This began with that first showing, as Wake I and Wake II, and was continued when they were immediately purchased by the Tate. However, their compositional unity indicates that they were conceived as one image by the painter. This is confirmed in his mention of the sale of a painting to the Tate 'through Corcoran' (i.e. Mexican Church, Tate Gallery N05167), to which he added: 'They bought another at Zwemmers'. Similarly he told William Chappell that he had sold 'that double pic that was at Zwemmers'. A single catalogue raisonné number has been allotted to the diptych. In this case, two details remain to be explained: why the sheets were not joined together, as was Burra's habitual practice in enlarging a composition, and why the continuity of the figure which straddles both sheets is contradicted by the discontinuous shading of the grave side (which is darkened in the right sheet).
An explanation for the discrepancies may lie in the likelihood that the left-hand sheet was completed before its companion was begun. There is considerable evidence for this. First, it is compositionally balanced and independent in a way which cannot be said of the right sheet, which, taken alone, offers no focus for the figures' attention. Second, the logic of the architecture, which converges within two of the three colonnades immediately above the skeleton, reinforces this independence and contrasts with the right sheet, where the recession is eccentric. Third, the over-painted signature in the lower right hand corner of the left sheet clearly indicates a late change of mind; the new signature on the opposite side balances that on the far side of the right sheet.
If the left sheet was complete, it would also explain why Burra did not add paper to extend the image as he had done with several contemporary compositions, including Mexican Church, which evolved in a piecemeal way in their early stages. It would have proved extremely difficult for him to remix exactly the same delicately toned washes of watercolour for the new sheet as any changes at the junction would have proved distracting. Indeed, there is a distinct alteration in the colouring; this is most apparent in the figures, which are predominantly brown and red in the left sheet with the addition of grey, yellow and a stronger red in the right sheet. In this case, separate but identical mounting could disguise the discontinuity.
The delicacy of the medium, even when Burra carried it to a scale associated with oil painting, is easily appreciable in the subtle tones of Wake. In this period, the artist preferred to fill his compositions with detail which precluded large areas; here, however, the graded ground plane and grave cavity show his control of broad tonal washes. Following his established technique, the watercolour was confined within the preliminary pencil drawing, which provided a scaffolding of form most apparent in the perspective of the grave and the architecture. The drawing is clearly visible in a number of places, and it is notable that a second grave - located beyond the first in the light strip of middleground - was initially sketched in. The contrast between the rectilinear structure and the rounded figures is conveyed through their exaggerated musculature and shading. Their solidity was enhanced by the use of Burra's favoured combination of dense gouache and more luminous ink. However, the overlaying of these media has resulted in crazing - notably in the hood of the furthest grave-side figure in the right sheet. While the integrity of the paint surface has otherwise remained good, some cockling to the paper has resulted from changes in humidity. Serious fading has also been noted over the fifty-year period since the work was first reproduced, and this is particularly noticeable in the signatures which were written in ordinary fountain pen ink.
Just as in its technique, so in its theme Wake is typical of Burra's concerns of the years around 1940. In the late 1930s, he eschewed the bright society subjects of his earlier work for a more portentous imagery often derived from religious iconography and reflecting the increasingly belligerent times, as witnessed especially in the Spanish Civil War. He adapted the distortions of his satire to a savage caricature of destruction. Although this is most evident in the violence of such works as Destiny, 1937 and Beelzebub, 1937-8 (private collections), it is also found in Wake, made when conflict had become more widespread with the Second World War. Even so, Burra's violent imagery was rooted in his experience of the Mediterranean. The hooded figures and the plunging architectural spaces recall the photographs of toreadors and of destroyed churches which he collected in his Spanish scrap books in 1935 and 1936, as well as architecture seen in Italy in 1939.
Similarly, the pictorial language of these works demonstrated Burra's eclectic mixture of influences from Netherlandish, Spanish and Italian art. Andrew Causey has traced some of these, particularly drawing attention to the painter's interest in Goya, whose 'Black paintings' Clover de Pertinez recalled that seeing with Burra on a visit to the Prado in 1935. The disguised figures in Wake - where only the mask-like face at the right is visible - may be compared to the disguises in the Spaniard's images of cruelty. More particularly, the reaction to the skeleton may be compared to the spectators around a corpse in plate 69 of Goya's The Disasters of War, entitled 'Nothing. It speaks for itself.' Such images would certainly have been known to Burra through sources such as the 1937 edition of The Disasters of War, introduced by Elie Faure. Furthermore, Goya had become a touchstone for expressions of horror; his work was featured in Cahiers d'Art in 1937, which Burra read. In February 1939, The Disasters of War were reinterpreted in the light of the Spanish Civil War by Euston Road artists organised by Graham Bell for an anti-Franco demonstration; some of the results were included in the Artists International Association's 1939 exhibition subtitled Unity of Artists for Peace, Democracy and Cultural Development.
Burra did not share the concern with realism exemplified by the Euston Road painters. Instead, Goya provided for him an example of dark expressive power. The distortions of Burra's figures and the steep angle from which they are seen - which tends to draw the viewer into the depth of the grave - take on Mannerist characteristics. In subject, Wake is reminiscent of Tintoretto's Finding of the Body of St Mark, 1562-6 (Brera, Milan) which Burra would have seen at the Brera during his visit to Milan and Venice in 1939. The concentration upon the foreshortened corpse, the open tomb and the cavernous architectural perspective are all comparable, but it is the power of the rhetorical gestures of the figures which is especially close. Burra used these qualities in other works, such as Old Iron, c.1938 (private collection), which also demonstrate some similarities with the contemporary works of Salvador Dalí (then also interested in Tintoretto), such as Impressions of Africa, 1938 (Museum Boymans-van Beuningen, Rotterdam). Although Burra did not attempt the illusionism of such oils, Bryan Robertson has linked 'a certain mirage-like hallucinatory quality' to his interest in Dalí's paintings. It may have been this factor that encouraged the inclusion of the Wake diptych in the 1940 Surrealism Today exhibition. Burra's response to Surrealism in the early 1930s had anticipated its wider acceptance in Britain after the 1936 International Surrealist Exhibition in London, and the contribution of Wake to the 1940 exhibition appears to have been a legacy of that relationship rather than a recognition of any inherently Surrealistic qualities.
In two further respects Wake reflects the precarious history of the times. With Mexican Church and Soldiers at Rye (Tate Gallery N05377), it was bought for the Tate by John Rothenstein during the wartime closure of the Gallery. A 1946 press photograph revealed the fate of acquisitions when not in exhibitions at the National Gallery, as it shows the left half of Wake among paintings being removed from wartime storage at Piccadilly Circus Underground Station. A more surprising detail is the pencil inscription of the names 'Sinclair | Attlee' near the artist's signature (and apparently in his hand) on the right hand sheet, which have become more visible with the fading of the paint layer. They seem to tie the painting to the spring of 1940, just prior to its first exhibition, as in early May the government of Neville Chamberlain was unable to weather the renewed crisis brought about by the ineffective military response to the German invasion of Denmark and Norway. On 10 May Chamberlain resigned, having failed to secure backing for his coalition government from the leaders of the two opposition parties Clement Attlee (Labour) and Archibald Sinclair (Liberal); with Winston Churchill's appointment as Prime Minister, Attlee became Lord Privy Seal (and de facto deputy Prime Minister) and Sinclair Secretary of State for Air. It remains unclear how these events, however momentous and critical at the time, are connected with the image of Wake, unless the open grave provided Burra's reflection upon the dire situation which faced the new coalition government.


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But note that the possibility of creative paradigm shifts in science, for example, requires such an approach to interpretation. In short, Rome's principle of "secondarity" permits multiple renaissances. Secondarity is the essence of Romanity.
Brague's argument is that we can observe secondarity's creative possibilities as empirically visible in European history. Rome alone was the first to unleash this unique causal principle. This very essence of Rome (viz., secondarity), moreover, gives an interesting answer to the philosophical question Leo Strauss left unasked: Why could the two cities Athens and Rome be held in Europe's fruitful tension?
Further, Brague's hypothesis even explains how this fruitful tension comes about: i.e., via the cultural practice of inclusion, not assimilation. Rather than annihilation by digestion, the Roman model has learned, on the basis of its historical experience, the option of immigrating to oneself, the continual option of a renaissance by returning to what is outside oneself, e.g., a body of texts in a foreign language.
On the one hand, the principle of cultural stagnation in the Islamic world is an excess of assimilation, like a donkey that has swallowed the carrot on the stick meant to lead him, says Brague. Science declined because the movement stopped, as with the donkey. On the other hand, with Rome, multiple renaissances are possible because a body of texts has been preserved; one may challenge an ancient reading with a new reading.
Why is this possible with the Bible but not the Koran? Because the principle of creative interpretation has been internalized within the Bible itself, says Brague. There is an Old Covenant and a New Covenant between the pages of that book. One must return to the old to understand the new. This hermeneutic circle is a unique dynamic principle. Whatever Mecca's dynamic principle is (and it certainly has one), it is not this.
Finally, the epochal dynamism of this Roman principle, if we wish to look for it in history, should be visible as a cycle: one of a rebirth and renewal on the basis of a return to the model of religious culture; followed by decline from the model of religious culture. And it is here, precisely on this point, that I see the parallel between Brague's thesis and Dawson's analysis of the Christian culture that has been historically manifesting the essence of Europe.
On this basis, then, we might hope to locate where we are at in our own place in history, and ask the crucial historical questions that a Trevor-Roper seems ill-equipped to answer: Are we in fact in decline? And if so, what are the possibilities available for rebirth?
 Remi Brague, "Is European Culture 'a Tale of Two Cities'?", in Historical, Cultural, Socio-political, and Economic Perspectives on Europe. Ed. Suzanne Stern-Gillet and M. Teresa Lunati (Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen, 2000), 33–50, at 46.
 Remi Brague, Eccentric Culture: A Theory of Western Civilization (St. Augustine's Press, 2002), 106.
 "Tale of Two Cities", 47.
 New Statesman (March 11, 1950), 276-77.
Excellent points. I'd like to add that Islam is a militantly monotheistic religion/worldview, so uniformity of thought and behavior must be enforced. Christianity, on the other hand, with its "One in Three" conception of the Almighty, accepts and respects variety and freedom.


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Euclidean plane geometry
Pasch's theorem
Pasch's theorem Not to be confused with Pasch's axiom regarding a line through a triangle.
In geometry, Pasch's theorem, stated in 1882 by the German mathematician Moritz Pasch,[1] is a result in plane geometry which cannot be derived from Euclid's postulates.
Contents 1 Statement 2 See also 3 Notes 4 References 5 External links Statement The statement is as follows: Pasch's theorem — Given points a, b, c, and d on a line, if it is known that the points are ordered as (a, b, c) and (b, c, d), then it is also true that (a, b, d).[2] [Here, for example, (a, b, c) means that point b lies between points a and c.] See also Ordered geometry Pasch's axiom Notes ^ Pasch 1912 ^ Coxeter (1969, p. 179) states the result in 12.274 but does not refer to it specifically as Pasch's theorem. References Coxeter, H.S.M. (1969), Introduction to geometry (2nd ed.), John Wiley and Sons, ISBN 978-0-471-18283-2, Zbl 0181.48101 Pasch, Moritz (1912) [first edition 1882], Vorlesungen uber neuere Geometrie (in German) (2nd ed.), Leipzig: B.G. Teubner External links Weisstein, Eric W. "Pasch's Theorem". MathWorld. This elementary geometry-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.
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According to an editorial in The Lancet published last month, the UK now ranks seventh among the ten most iodine-deficient nations in the world, one of only two high-income countries on the list. Iodine deficiency is a particular issue during pregnancy and lactation, when the body's demand for iodine increases. Findings from some studies have shown that low maternal iodine concentrations during pregnancy are associated with reduced IQ and reading abilities in children. On the basis of these findings, WHO now recommends that pregnant and lactating women increase their iodine intake from 150 to 250μg per day, although UK guidelines at present remain at 200μg. The recommendation for other adults over 18 is 150μg iodine a day.
Including seaweed in the diet can be a great way of boosting iodine levels. One gram of seaweed contains between 16 and 2,984μg iodine per serving, with brown seaweed containing the highest amounts. It is recommended that consumption of brown seaweed is limited to no more than once a week, but because green and red seaweed have much lower levels of iodine (a sheet of nori contain approximately 56μg of iodine), these can be consumed in moderation as part of an overall healthy diet.
Research has shown that the phytochemicals and other properties in seaweed can also help to lower blood pressure, assist with weight control, and reduce cholesterol levels - similar to other vegetables.
A 2015 review found that consuming seaweed could help with diabetes management and that "seaweed and seaweed-derived bioactive compounds possess huge potential to be employed in Type 2 diabetes management". "Considering that Type 2 diabetes management takes time to develop, dietary intake of seaweed for glycaemic (blood sugar) control as preventive measures should be explored." This is an area that warrants further research.
Due to the high iodine levels, it is advised that brown seaweed is consumed no more often than once a week. Individuals suffering from thyroid conditions should also seek advice before including seaweed as part of their diet. If individuals are unsure about their iodine intake, particularly during pregnancy, it is recommended they seek the advice of their GP or health practitioner.
Slip a sheet of nori into a wrap before you fill and roll it, or for a lower-carb option substitute the wrap for a nori sheet. Stuff with your filling of choice- salmon, cream cheese and avocado works really well.
Shred up nori sheets and add to soups, salads or stir-fries.
Swap rice noodles for kelp noodles in Asian soups and laskas.
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On January 14, opening of a newly constructed building of United City Hospital №17 of the Health Ministry in Gobustan settlement of Garadagh district took place.
President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev and First Lady Mehriban Aliyeva attended the inauguration ceremony.
According to the information given, an emergency station and other buildings have been constructed and necessary infrastructure created on the territory of the 60-bed four-storied united city hospital. Total area of the territory where the hospital is located is 1.4 hectares, with the total area of the medical establishment being about 8 thousand square metres.
The hospital in Gobustan started to operate since 1955. Taking into consideration that the walls of the hospital had fallen into disrepair, financial means were allocated by the Resolution of President Ilham Aliyev, dated April 6, 2011, for the construction of a new building for United City Hospital №17 in Gobustan settlement. During the construction works, the old buildings in which the previous hospital was accommodated were totally demolished and, instead, a new hospital building meeting modern standards was constructed.
The hospital building accommodates general reception, functional diagnostics, paediatrics, gynaecological, traumatological, surgery and birth giving departments, X-Ray, therapeutic, ECO, otorhinolaryngology, stomatology rooms, and a drugstore. The medical establishment has, at the same time, general treatment and resuscitation divisions, wards for elderly and children, and laboratories. State-of-the-art equipment has been installed in the haemodialysis and physical therapy divisions, with direct links existing between all divisions and sections, which plays a great role in ensuring comfort of both physicians and patients. Rest and waiting corners have been created in the hospital building. There are also an assembly hall and a canteen in the hospital. The building has been constructed to high taste and with quality. While the medical staff could serve 80 to 90 patients in the course of a day in the old building, in the new hospital, they will be able to serve 200 to 300 patients a day. After the commissioning of the new hospital building, a staff comprised of 200 to 250 people, including physicians, middle and small medical staff and supporting employees will be provided with jobs.
Then, the Head of the State met the staff of the medical establishment.
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Jean Van Horn, 53, of Essexville, MI died Sunday, November 8, 2020 at Covenant Health Care-Cooper of Saginaw, MI. Jean Marie Van Horn was born August 22, 1967 in Bruce Township, MI. She was the daughter of the late John and the late Eileen (Exelby) Van Horn. Jean grew up in Imlay City. She was a graduate of Imlay City High School, Class of 1986. She attended Delta College in Bay City, MI. Jean lived in Arkansas for a short time before moving back to the Bay City, MI area where she has lived for the past 20 years.
She was a former member of the Imlay City Eagles. Jean enjoyed talking to her friends and family.
Jean is survived by her sister, Lynn Van Horn of Attica; and her uncle, Kenneth Exelby of Imlay City.
She was preceded in death by her parents, John and Eileen Van Horn; infant sister, Susan Van Horn; and her uncle, Mark Exelby.
Cremation has taken place. A memorial is being planned for a later date.
Arrangements were entrusted to Muir Brothers Funeral Home, 225 N. Main Street, Imlay City, MI.
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Our Zohar classes are unique. We read the Zohar Verse by Verse, Firs in the Aramaic, then in an English Translation which includes the Sulam commentary by Rabbi Ashlag and then (if necessary) some commentary by Chanoch to help people understand what is read. Our classes all start with saying/meditating on the Ana Bekoach to bring the essence of creation to our studies. All Zohar classes are approx 1 hour long.
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 1 - "Hearken To Me You Stout Hearted"
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 2 - "Upon What Does the World Exist"
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 3 - "HaShem said to AvRam"
Zohar Lech Lecha - Section 4 - "They Left From UR of the Chaldeans"
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 5 - "Get You Out For Your Own Sakes"
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 6 - "And I will make of you a great nation"
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 7 - "The Light is Withheld From the Wicked"
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 8 - "And I Will Make of You a Great Nation - Part 2"
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 9 - "So Avram departed as HaShem had Spoken"
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 10 - "Avram Took His Wife Sarai"
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 11 - "Avram Passed Through the Land"
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 12 - "3 Levels of Soul - Nefesh Ruach Neshamah "
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 13 - "And Avram Went Down to Egypt "
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 14 - "And Avram Came to Egypt "
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 15 - "Holy One, Blessed Be He, Delights Himself "
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 16 - "And HaShem Plagued Pharaoh and Egypt "
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 17 - "With My Soul I Have Desired You At Night "
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 18 - "Nefesh Ruach Neshamah "
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 19 - "And He Went On His Journeys "
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 20 - "And There Was A Strife "
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 21 - "HaShem Spoke to Avram After Lot Separated From Him. "
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 22 - "An Apple Tree Among the Trees of the Forest "
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 23 - "It Came To Pass In the Days of Amrafel "
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 24 - "Keep Not Your Silence, Elohim"
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 25 - "Malkitzedek"
Zohar Lech Lecha Section 26 - "After These Things - Not yet complete "


NORTHWEST ARKANSAS — August 3, 2015 — TheatreSquared will launch its Tenth Anniversary Season with the riveting modern classic Amadeus, by Peter Shaffer. The production will be co-directed by T2 co-founder and associate artistic director Amy Herzberg (Good People, One Man Two Guvnors) and by Broadway veteran Sean Patrick Reilly (Hamlet, Superior Donuts). Winner of five Tony Awards—including Best Play—and the Oscar for Best Picture, Amadeus is a modern classic, weaving intrigue, comedy, suspense, and music into a tale of breathtaking dramatic power. His legacy threatened, composer Antonio Salieri schemes to discredit a foul-mouthed former child prodigy. But genius, it seems, is not easily obscured, and Salieri must ask himself how far he will go to destroy the young Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. This thrilling masterpiece by legendary playwright Peter Shaffer will feature T2's largest ensemble cast to date. Performances are scheduled August 27 through September 20, Wednesdays through Sundays, at Walton Arts Center's Nadine Baum Studios (505 W. Spring St., Fayetteville, AR 72701).
"Amadeus is the perfect play to open our Tenth Anniversary Season—an undisputed modern masterpiece that reaches the heights of human drama," said T2 Artistic Director Robert Ford. "It's brilliant, risky and ridiculously fun, with a soundtrack that's pure genius."
"To mark the launch of this landmark season, we are producing the largest-scale production in T2's history — an epic drama on an intimate scale," said T2 Executive Director Martin Miller.
The record-size cast of Amadeus includes James Belcher* (Baron Gottfried van Swieten), Bob Hart (Count Johann Kilian von Strack), Bryce Kemph (Major-Domo), Steven Marzolf* (Emperor Joseph II), James Taylor Odom (Venticello), Denna Reilly* (Katherina Cavalieri), Sean Patrick Reilly* (Antonio Salieri), Bill Rogers (Count Franz Orsini-Rosenberg), Warren Rosenaur (Guiseppe Bonno), Courtneay Sanders (Costanze Weber), Laura Shatkus (Teresa Salieri), Nate Stahlke (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart), Mark Landon Smith (Valet), Justin Walker (Venticello), and Britney Walker-Merritte (Cook). The intern ensemble includes Jalen Bell, Landon Calhoun, Guadalupe Campos, and EJ Ogbeide.
Director Amy Herzberg is co-founder and associate artistic director of TheatreSquared, where she has directed numerous productions including, most recently, One Man, Two Guvnors, Good People, and Next to Normal. She has directed or performed in more than 100 productions throughout the U.S. and internationally, and been honored at home with the Governors' Arts Award and as a Visionary Arkansan (Arkansas Times). Director Sean Patrick Reilly, who will also play the role of Salieri in T2's production, has worked as an actor and director in venues throughout the country, including scores of professional credits on Broadway, off-Broadway, and in television and film. For TheatreSquared, he directed Hamlet, Period of Adjustment, and Superior Donuts and appeared in The Spiritualist, Good People, and Superior Donuts.
Playwright Sir Peter Shaffer has won numerous Tony Awards (including Best Play for Amadeus) as well as the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Play and Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Broadway Play for Amadeus, amongst many others. Shaffer was inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame in 2007.
The lead creative team for Amadeus includes lighting and scenic designer Shawn Irish, costume designer Ruby Kemph, wigs designer Robert Pickens, sound designer Will Eubanks, fight director D.C. Wright, properties coordinator Brodie Jasch, and stage manager David Loranca.
The performance will run two hours and thirty minutes, including an intermission, and contains occasional adult language and themes. Tickets are on sale now at (479) 443-5600 or by visiting theatre2.org. The play is made possible in part by show sponsors Bob and Becky Alexander, Greenwood Gearhart Inc. and Sandy Edwards. To mark the play's opening, Greenwood Gearhart will sponsor a string quartet performance by SoNA in the lobby on the opening Friday and Saturday night performances (9/28, 9/29 7:30pm).
Tickets range from $15-$40 ($10/Under 30) and are available through Tickets Northwest Arkansas at (479) 443-5600 or online at theatre2.org.
Season subscriptions to TheatreSquared's Tenth Anniversary Season are also on sale, with five-play packages starting at $70 and four-play packages starting at $60. Series options include Wednesday through Saturday evenings at 7:30pm, as well as Saturday and Sunday matinees at 2pm. Limited tickets are also available to T2's Opening Night Series on the first Friday of each production, which includes a champagne toast and a catered reception with the cast. Benefits for all T2 subscribers include savings of up to 15% on each ticket, prime seating reserved before single tickets go on sale, free unlimited exchanges, and same-day discounts at T2 partner restaurants and hotels. For more information or to purchase a season package, visit theatre2.org/subscribe.
TheatreSquared's is Northwest Arkansas's professional regional theatre, offering an intimate live theatre experience for 30,000 patrons each year. In 2011, TheatreSquared was recognized by the American Theatre Wing, founder of the Tony Awards, as one of the nation's ten most promising emerging theatres. TheatreSquared has experienced remarkable growth in recent seasons, expanding its audience tenfold in the past five years. For further information or press tickets, contact TheatreSquared at (479) 445-6333 or visit theatre2.org.
Amadeus is sponsored in part by Bob and Becky Alexander, Greenwood Gearhart Inc., and Sandy Edwards.
Major funding for TheatreSquared Season 10 is provided by The Walton Family Foundation, Inc.; by the Shubert Foundation; and by the Arkansas Arts Council, an agency of the Department of Arkansas Heritage and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Major marketing support for TheatreSquared Season 10 is provided by the Fayetteville Advertising and Promotions Commission. Media sponsors include NWA Media, Fayetteville Flyer, Cox Communications, KNWA, AMP Sign & Banner, CitiScapes, KUAF, and Mailco USA.


Phishing is an e-mail fraud attempt to acquire information such as usernames, passwords, and credit or debit card information through a legitimate looking email. The message appears to come from a well known and trusted site such as PayPal or from a bank. The message usually asks that you "update" or "validate" your account information. The e-mail contains a link that takes you to a bogus website that looks almost identical to the real website. Never click on the link and enter account information. Contact the company by using the contact information provided on your account statements to verify that the information is needed.
Forward the phishing e-mail to the company, organization or bank impersonated in the phishing message. Most companies and organizations have information on their websites about where to report problems.
Commercial online banking customers can protect themselves by performing a risk assessment and control evaluation.
Lack of dual control or other checks and balances over individual access to online transaction capabilities.
Policy and process to terminate access for former employees.


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Eternity is the third album by the British rock band Anathema. It was released on 11 November 1996 through Peaceville Records.

Background

Eternity moves away from the death-doom style of Anathema's first two albums, featuring heavier use of keyboards and mostly clean vocals. It features a version of Roy Harper's track "Hope".

It is the last album with drummer John Douglas before his return to the band in 1998.

Track listing

Personnel

 Vincent Cavanagh – vocals, guitars
 John Douglas – drums
 Duncan Patterson – bass
 Danny Cavanagh – guitars, keyboards

Guest musicians
 Michelle Richfield – female vocals
 Les Smith – keyboards
 Roy Harper – spoken word on "Hope"

Production
 Porl Medlock – photography (band)
 Mez – cover art
 Jan Anderson – mastering
 Martin Wilding – engineering assistant
 Tony Platt – producer, engineering

References

1996 albums
Anathema (band) albums
Albums produced by Tony Platt
Peaceville Records albums

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Note: When I research information for handouts on my website, I gather several sources and consolidate them to give the reader the best overall information. I'm not so sure about this mineral. I'd be really hesitant in taking a product containing ONLY platinum.
I could not find any foods containing platinum although I know that natural shales do contain it. It is in trace mineral amounts in some products.
I'm researching this as well.
What Platinum Does: I could not find any information on this.
Seems like it would be toxic to me, but a reader writes on 7/25/10. . .
From Gary B (a reader of the site): 30 years ago Platinum was still found in the parts per billion (PPB) in Spinach and Kale grown in North America. The USA soil was abundant in it but we have leached the platinum out of our soil by over cropping. How it got there to begin with was the Native Americans would let certain weeds grow to 20 feet tall. At that height the roots reached the minerals deep in the earth and brought them to the surface. When the weed died and decomposed the platinum and other trace minerals were distributed on the surface. It only takes a miniscule amount to keep the DNA molecule straight. When it bends and the chromosomes touch in an unnatural manor the cancer begins.
The Russians discovered this on the ISS and published it in 2004. I had a paper copy of the data that I picked up in Moscow. The USA disputed their findings because it didn't satisfy the Hypothesis. That Hypothesis said the correction should take place in 30 minutes and the USA did their test that way, the Russians waited an entire day before the cell healed itself. Because it didn't fit the paperwork the USA discarded the data. The Russians also had to apply a low negative voltage to stimulate the healing, around -24 mV. That was also not in the Hypothesis. That information has now been expunged from the web as far as I can tell. I still look for it from time to time, as I feel one of the original scientists may reintroduce the data at some time.


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Prague is all set to become the poker capital of Europe next month with the partypoker WPT Prague Festival of Poker kicking off next Tuesday (through to December 8), followed by the very last EPT which is running December 8-19. Prague is famous for its stunning architecture and the run-up to Christmas means you can also enjoy Prague's famed Yuletide markets with gingerbread and hot wine stalls helping create a super-festive atmosphere. There are dozens of bars, café and restaurants in the Old Town - and no shortage of nightclubs either so you can party well in to the small hours. Check out all the MainEventTravel accommodation options here.
The last ever European Poker Tour event is taking place at the Hilton Prague from December 8-19, 2016. EPT Prague always provides plenty of highlights – and this is your very last chance to get your hands on a coveted EPT Trophy. It is also the last chance for any previous winners to emulate Vicky Coren's success as the EPT's only two-time champion.
MainEventTravel has a ton of fantastic hotel options for the EPT as well as apartments. The event will feature 100 events including the €1,000 Eureka Main Event, €300 PokerStars Cup, €50k Super High Roller, €2k Eureka High Roller, €10k EPT High Roller and €5,300 EPT Main Event. Check out the EPT YouTube video to see what's in store. Last year, German player Hossein Ensan beat a field of 1,044 players to take down the Main Event for €754,510 while Steve O'Dwyer won the Super High Roller and Rainer Kempe won the €25k High Roller.


Dominate the skies with this super-agile 3-in-1 Thunder Wings jet!
Scream through the skies with the Thunder Wings jet! Fire up the powerful afterburners as the swept-back wings and large air intakes send this super jet soaring into the clouds! Then rebuild it into a robust robot with poseable limbs or a futuristic concept car with an angled rear spoiler and real rubber tires.
The LEGO 31008 Thunder Wings is one of the many sets of the LEGO Creator theme.
Display the futuristic concept car!
The LEGO 31008 Thunder Wings is released in the year 2013. The set contains 235 parts. The set comes with no minifigures and 3 instructions. The set is suitable for children from 7 to 12 year old.


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2016 PGA Junior League Golf National Championship notes
By The PGA of America
Published on Wednesday, November 16, 2016
CHAMPIONSHIP NOTES
The PGA of America, Grayhawk Golf Club and National Car Rental have partnered with Golf Channel to air a two-hour, primetime special highlighting the 2016 PGA Junior League Golf National Championship presented by National Car Rental. The special will air Nov. 29 (Tuesday) at 8 p.m. ET, with a rebroadcast at 9 p.m. PT (10 p.m. MT).
The competition will be held on the back nine of Grayhawk Golf Club's Raptor course. The PGA Junior League Golf National Championship is the latest championship to be played on the Tom Fazio-designed golf course. The Frys.com Open was held from 2007-2009, Tommy Bahama Challenge (2004 and '05), Williams World Challenge (2000), Andersen Consulting World Championship of Golf (1997 and '98), and the Thunderbird International Junior (since 2000).
Through PGA Junior League Golf, boys and girls ages 13 and under learn and enjoy the game, with instruction and direction from PGA and LPGA Professionals. The kids wear numbered jerseys and play on teams with their friends, as they compete in a popular scramble format that reinforces the team concept and creates a nurturing environment for learning the game. Following the regular season, the 10-player All-Star teams were assembled based on their performance, and moved through a series of sub-regional competitions in their areas, with the winners earning a spot at the eight regional competitions.
Rory McIlroy, Michelle Wie, Rickie Fowler and Lexi Thompson serve as Official Ambassadors for PGA Junior League Golf.
PGA Junior League Golf has cemented its status as one of the PGA of America's fastest growing programs, with teams in all 41 PGA Sections and in 47 states this year. The program has seen a 300 percent increase in participants the past three years, expanding from 9,000 kids on 740 teams in 2013 to 36,000 kids on 2,900 teams in 2016.
PGA Junior League Golf is the key youth program of PGA REACH, the charitable arm of the PGA of America


Due to approaching gales, interruptions in terminal operations in Rotterdam and Antwerp have to be expected.
Various depots and terminals are already closed.
The Contargo fleet is also affected by these coastal weather conditions and delays are expected.
Our dispatchers and our Customer Service will continue to keep you informed of the latest developments.


A resource pack for schools aimed at raising awareness of young carers in Edinburgh has been launched today (Wednesday 30 May 2012).
The pack has been developed for secondary schools by Edinburgh Young Carers Project and is funded by Edinburgh Community Health Partnership (CHP), NHS Lothian and City of Edinburgh Council as well as a number of other agencies.
Colin Briggs, General Manager of Edinburgh Community Health Partnership, NHS Lothian and a speaker at the event, said: "Young people who provide care at home, are often hidden carers and it is vital that they know they can access easily the support they need, when they need it.
"I am delighted that we are able to support young people and to increase understanding amongst pupils and teachers."
Children and Families Convener, Cllr Paul Godzik said: "Young carers can find that their responsibilities at home can impact on their school life and that is why it is essential that there is an understanding of the responsibilities they have. These resources will provide vital information for teachers and pupils to recognise and understand those needs, and ensure that young carers can access educational and emotional support whenever they need to."
Audrey Peacocke, Head of Service for Edinburgh Young Carers Project said: "Many of the young people we work with experience multiple problems, including poverty, poor school attendance and bullying. Often they prefer not to tell people about their home life for fear of making their situation worse. We encourage them to come forward so they can receive the support they need."
The resource pack is designed to raise awareness of young carer issues within Edinburgh schools and complements the Curriculum for Excellence and relevant national policy. The pack contains a range of useful resources including lesson plans. In addition, leaflets have been produced and are being distributed to all secondary school pupils in Edinburgh and professional who work with them.
In addition to this launch, a meeting of the Scottish Young Carers Services Alliance, hosted by the Princess Royal Trust for Carers, is to be held in Edinburgh on the same day.
Jack William Oliver Browning is 15 years old and has been caring for his disabled father, John Stuart (57) since he was five years old. John has a number of health issues, including cerebral palsy, rheumatic and rheumatoid arthritis as well as eyesight and hearing impediments.
John said: "I'm very proud of Jack who has helped me since the age of five. He helps me by doing the shopping as I can't always reach the shelves, by pushing me uphill when I'm in my manual wheelchair and carrying my photographic equipment when I'm working. It has meant he has missed out and has not had a normal childhood but he has also achieved a lot too."
Through his carer role, Jack has met many famous people including the Pope, Nelson Mandela, the Queen and Prince Charles. Jack and his father live in Drylaw, Edinburgh.
Jack said: "I enjoy helping my dad and I'm glad I am able to support him. He helps me too and is teaching me how to cook. I think the resource pack is a really good idea and will help to raise awareness and understanding of what young carers like myself do."


Debbie Morrison is the Director of Consultancy and Best Practice at ISBA, the voice of British Advertisers. She shares her insights on the challenges facing marketers and their procurement partners, and the work ISBA is doing to help their members address these complex issues.
There has never been a more interesting, challenging time to be in marketing. As things change in marketing – at varying rates and to varying degrees of course, depending on the category, the company, the market you are looking at, and the volume with which people are shouting about it – it is always useful to look at what isn't changing, and ask why and whether it should.
As the title says, the focus should be on aligning digital marketing funnily enough to marketing, which is the hot topic that everyone is talking about in terms of digital marketing and what its role is. As we say "it's not about digital marketing, it's about aligning digital to marketing".
There are marketing teams focused on customers and there are others focused on consumers. In consumer goods companies, they are often known as trade marketers and brand marketers. Or B2B and B2C marketers. But has the time come when the two are better aligned than managed separately?
With CMOs now often spending as much, if not more, on marketing technology compared to their CIO equivalents, we look at the challenges that Marketers (CMOs) and IT Managers (CIOs) are facing due to this technology revolution, and identify the benefits and the ways the two can and should work together.
Marketing is marketing and sales is sales, and in many companies the two will never meet. Or never meet collaboratively. But smarketing is how marketers and sales can be aligned to create demand and deliver sales. It makes more sense than the internal battle that currently occurs between the two.
With customer data playing a central role in marketing strategy, it is time for organisations to align their definitions and terminology, establish common language, and then agree protocols for data capture and usage. It is an essential and yet often overlooked step when becoming more data-driven and customer-centric.
Welcome to our fortnightly series of videos called "On the Couch @TrinityP3". In this episode Darren Woolley is on the couch with Anton Buchner, discussing the digital landscape and what this means for marketers today and into the future. It is an opportunity to subscribe to the TrinityP3 YouTube Channel and stay up to date with the latest advice, insights and thinking from APAC's leading marketing management consultants.
Convergence Challenge is an Australia-wide student technology programme and competition that provides opportunities for students across technology, business, design, games, VFX and other media, to team up and use their creativity, passion and knowledge of technology to create applications, products, business solutions and integrate solutions that can change the way we live and work in Australia.
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It's been quiet for some time here, the reason for this is that we revamped our social media strategy.
Beamy Lake GmbH, the creator and operator of Soldupe Cloud Services, is strongly dedicated to values like online privacy, freedom of speech, truth, decentralization and open source. All of our services are designed to respect our users privacy and to give them back their digital freedom!
Therefore we decided to discontinue our Facebook account. This account is still reachable, which means you can drop us a line or reach us via FB messenger, as we want to leave it up to our users to decide how they want to contact us, but there will not be any new content posted. We plan to abandon Facebook for good at the end of this year – but before we finally delete our Facebook account, we will send you a heads-up some proper time ahead!
Since we are really dedicated to our values, we setup our own Mastodon instance! Mastodon is a relatively new social media software which aims to correct most of the problems big social networks have today. First Mastodon is licensed under the strict open source license AGPL v3, which means everyone can use and modify it. Secondly Mastodon's architecture is based on decentralization, which means that everyone can setup and run his own Mastodon instance, while still being able to connect to users on other instances. This is called the "Fediverse". Thirdly that makes Mastodon independent from big companies and you can run your own instance with your own rules implemented.
While Mastodon feels a bit "Twitter like" it supports posts up to 500 characters and connecting serveral posts to a thread. It allows you to place content warnings, picture descriptions (for the visually impaired) and mark posts as private, so only your followers can see them. All in all a piece of software, which fits our values very well! Wired wrote an article about Mastodon about a year ago. Mastodon is adding new features on a regular base, you can follow its development on Github.
Follow our company account @beamylake@beamy-lake.social or our product account @soldupe@beamy-lake.social !
We will be posting about online privacy related topics, internet gossip and of course our products and services!


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Az SöStB  GYULA - MONOSTOR sorozat négy szerkocsis gőzmozdony volt a cs. kir. Délkeleti Államvasút-nál (németül k.k. Südöstlichen Staatsbahn, SöStB).

A SöStB ezzel a négy mozdonnyal fejlesztette 1B tengelyelrendezésű személyvonati mozdonyállományát. A mozdonyokat 1851-ben az Esslingeni Mozdonygyárban építették és a kor szokása szerint GYULA, BARCS, PALOTA és MONOSTOR neveket, valamint a 41–44 pályaszámokat kapták. Az állókazán a már elavultnak számító félgömb alakú fedéllel készült.

Amikor 1855-ben az SöStB-t az ÁVT felvásárolta, a birtokába került mozdonyok is új pályaszámokat kaptak. Előbb 366-369, majd 1873-tól 203-206 lett a pályaszámuk. 1891-ben a PALOTA még átkerült a MÁV-hoz, de ott már pályaszámot nem kapott, selejtezték.

Jegyzetek

Fordítás

Irodalom

Külső hivatkozás

Magyar gőzmozdonyok
1B tengelyelrendezésű szerkocsis gőzmozdonyok