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Big Pharma vs. Boeing: Deaths from pharmaceuticals are like a 737 Max crashing and burning EVERY DAY
As investigations into Boeing and its disastrous 737 Max airplane continue, it's worth pointing out that the reported number of deaths associated with FDA-approved pharmaceutical drugs is about the same as a full 737 Max airplane crashing and killing everyone on board every single day.
The public is outraged, as it should be, that Boeing somehow got away with commercially releasing its flawed 737 Max aircraft, which the company knew had safety issues for a least a year prior to its unveiling. And yet, very few people are talking about the very high number of medical patients who are killed by chemical drugs that the federal government claims are "safe and effective" for treating disease.
As for the 737 Max, we now know that this technological "innovation" was poorly designed, to say the least. It was also equipped with a defective software system known as MCAS (Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System) that pilots were never properly instructed how to use, not to mention the fact that it arrived with some serious bugs that, as we've all seen, have the potential to drive the 737 Max airplane straight into the ground unexpectedly.
According to Mark Forkner, Boeing's former chief technical pilot, the MCAS was "running rampant in the sim" during a 2016 test sequence he conducted for his employer. Forkner actually used the word "egregious" to describe his past interactions with the MCAS, and now admits that he "basically lied to regulators," though unknowingly, about its functionality.
Southwest Airlines employees say that Boeing's 737 Max is a "fraud" that put "the flying public at risk"
The whole fiasco has caused the Southwest Airlines Pilots Union – Southwest was the biggest purchaser of Boeing's 737 Max here in the United States before the aircraft was grounded – to come out publicly in condemnation of Boeing.
According to these Southwest employees, it was "misleading" how Boeing gained approval for the 737 Max with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The union has also called Boeing's 737 Max a "fraud" that's put "the flying public at risk," which in turn has caused Boeing's shares to plummet in value.
Now that internal company messages revealing this fraud have gone public, the FAA Administrator is demanding that Boeing procure an explanation as to why it delayed the release of these "smoking gun" documents.
"The FAA is … disappointed that Boeing did not bring this document to our attention immediately upon its discovery," the agency said in a statement," adding that the contents of this document are "concerning."
"The FAA is reviewing this information to determine what action is appropriate."
As usual, Boeing continues to shift blame and skirt responsibility over the 737 Max disaster, removing Dennis Muilenburg from his chairman role while still allowing him to remain the company's CEO.
As for pharmaceuticals, they currently kill at least 100,000 people annually, which comes out to about 275 deaths per day. Boeing's 737 Max 8 has a total capacity of 200 passengers, which means that pharmaceuticals actually kill more than a 737 Max airplane full of people every single day.
And because this 100,000 figure is technically on the conservative side, it could be the case that pharmaceuticals kill the equivalent of almost two 737 Max airplanes full of people every single day – though the FDA has yet to issue a similar statement like the FAA has about its "disappointment" with Big Pharma's track record of safety and effectiveness.
"We need an all-out rebellion against the Pharmacopoeia," writes Jon Rappoport about the chemical holocaust that's being waged on the world by Big Pharma.
"Not even the Nazis and their dearly beloved cartel, the monster IG Farben, dreamed of the day when the citizenry would line up and demand to ingest more and more life-destroying chemicals."
For more related news about corporate deception, both in aviation and pharmaceuticals, be sure to check out Deception.news.
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Rise of the superbugs: Bacteria are outsmarting humans. Will they eventually kill us all?
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Dangerous drugs linked to fatal diseases and cancer: Prolonged use of certain heartburn meds increases DEATH RISK
Corrupt bureaucrats demand Facebook censor all dissenting speech on vaccines to SILENCE the parents of vaccine-maimed children
VIDEO: America collapses into a pharma state; just like a "narco state" but run by prescription drug cartels
How ridiculous and ironic that marijuana is illegal in most US states, but most prescription painkillers contain a diluted form of heroin
FDA amps up Big Pharma protection racket by attacking the CBD industry, claiming natural cannabinoids are "unapproved drugs" even though hemp existed for thousands of years before the FDA was even founded in 1906
Prescription steroid cream makes toddler's eczema even worse, leaving him with OOZING scabs
Michelle Malkin rises above them all, demands "freedom to question vaccines," even in the face of extreme medical tyranny and Big Tech censorship
Is canola oil consumption the driving force behind doctors prescribing blood thinners?
More than 35,000 people die every year in the US from antibiotic resistance – and the government is worried about vapes?
NSAIDs for arthritis pain linked to increased risk of heart valve disease
Clindamycin: This commonly used antibiotic can cause negative side effects worse than the conditions it treats
Analysis finds that pharmaceutical drugs are destroying the environment – where are all the environmental activists?
The inner ear and balance problems: 11 Causes of loss of balance
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Low-dose aspirin found to increase risk of intracranial hemorrhage
If you care about the environment, you must oppose Big Pharma: Ten percent of medications found to harm living systems across the planet
Mother sues transgender clinic for lying about "safety" of hormone blockers for kids
Another depression medication proves riskier than the disease itself: Researchers recommend an "immense amount of caution" due to side effects
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Rebuilding the West Experiment Station
On our UMass Amherst Physical Sciences Building construction site, we are currently dismantling the West Experiment Station, the original home of chemistry research on campus. It's the first phase of a $102 million project to construct a new, state-of-the-art home for advanced Chemistry and Physics research. The experiment station is being take down literally brick by brick, and as much of the original masonry as possible is being preserved, so it can be reconstructed as an outer facade for the new building later on.
Unfortunately, the experiment station was originally built with improperly mixed mortar. The mortar contained too much sand, leaving the building structurally weak. This problem, combined with 100 years of normal wear and tear, left the building structurally unsuitable for any kind of renovation, let alone the move and renovate scenario we had in mind. So it was decided that the best way to save it was to reconstruct it.
We are getting close to ground level now, and we've been able to rescue enough of the masonry from the crumbling mortar to recreate the original 1887 building. The pieces are being stored in custom built boxes, on pallets, in a dry storage container on campus, to minimize travel. We expect to begin reconstructing the experiment station in the fall of 2016.
The Physical Sciences Building supports scientific discovery in the fields of materials science, condensed matter and nuclear physics, and organic chemistry. The project provides labs, offices, and collaboration space for 20 faculty and 130 research positions. Two new bridges and a new tunnel connect the PSB to the new West Experiment Station, the Goessmann Chemistry Laboratory, and the Lederle Graduate Research Center (LGRC), enabling sharing of resources and promoting cross-disciplinary collaboration. An extensive "green roof" plaza between the PSB and the LGRC creates a new pedestrian destination at the heart of the 1,000,000+ gsf science district. The whole project will be complete in the spring of 2018.
Thank you to the UMass Amherst Office of News and Media Relations for the thoughtful video.
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Council Member Julissa Ferreras at Queens Housing Coalition meeting. (Queens Chronicle)
The Queens Chronicle last week reported about a meeting in Corona about affordable housing at Willets Point:
The city's announcement that the burgeoning and long-contested development project at Willets Point would not be proceeding as originally outlined and the lack of sufficient affordable housing for the middle- and lower-income families living in the borough led about 100 distraught residents to pack a Queens Housing Coalition meeting on Nov. 20 in Jackson Heights.
The Willets Point Redevelopment Plan was approved by the City Council in 2008 and included the construction of 5,500 mixed-income residential units, 2,000 of which were to be affordable housing.
This past June, Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced that the affordable housing plan would be delayed until 2025.
"We just want the mayor to remember the promise he made about affordable housing at Willets Point," said QHC's coordinator Ivan Contreras. "We feel betrayed."
The group informed attendees of the revised plans for the area, including neighboring Flushing Meadows Corona Park, which include a 25,000-seat Major League Soccer stadium, additions to the U.S. Tennis Association Billie Jean King National Tennis Center and the construction of the largest shopping mall in the borough. The MLS and USTA projects are separate from the Willets Point plan, but the shopping center is part of it.
When Contreras turned to the crowd and asked, "Do we need another mall?" he was greeted with a resounding "No."
"We need housing," he said. "We need the mayor to construct low-cost housing. Affordable housing is not a luxury. It's a priority. We need it and we need it now," he said.
Now, WPU would like to remind housing advocates that they can't be sure there'll ever be housing at Willets Point - let alone affordable housing - because the City conveniently slipped an "opt-out" clause in the Willets Point plan. The only thing that can be counted on is the gigantic proposed mall. Housing advocacy groups were persuaded to support the development project on the false pretext that housing will happen in the future. They shouldn't have fallen for it!
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Q: "A snap on the back" vs. "a snap at the back"
I have the hat which has a snap on/at the back of the hat.

Which preposition to use here?
This is the sort of thing the sentence refers to:

A: The prepositions 'at' and 'on' can both serve as 'prepositions of place' and the choice depends on whether you are trying to describe where on the hat (directionally) the snap is, in which case 'at' would be the appropriate word, or the surface on which the snap resides (in which case 'on' would be more appropriate).
If you're primary concern here is how to refer to these hats, they are often referred to as "snapback" hats or "snapbacks", and are marketed as such (e.g. the NBA has a whole line of 'Snapback Hats')

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1:59:59 marathon time
Among running aficionados here in Cebu, when you say "Sub-2," you're referring to running a 21K race in under two hours. It's nowhere near the world record time of 58 minutes and 23 seconds but it's not an easy feat. You've got to own speedy feet and run at a pace of 5:43 for 21 kms.
There's another meaning of "sub-2" and it's a crazy proposition: Running a FULL marathon (42.195 kms.) in under two hours. This means that for those who are happy to record a sub-2 half-marathon, you've got finish the same time — at twice the distance!
For decades now, millions of runners around the globe have thought that this achievement would be nearly impossible. But as each year passed, the marathon WR time got faster and faster. The current record, set by Dennis Kimetto of Kenya in 2014 at the Berlin Marathon, stands at 2:02:57. (The last six maraton WR records were recorded in Berlin.. so here's a tip for those who want to PR: run in the capital city of Germany.)
You might say: shaving off two minutes and 57 seconds isn't that long. Doesn't it take us a longer time to shower or do our morning grooming? Yes. But in running, 177 seconds is a lenthy time. Running a sub-2 marathon means that you'll have to run at a pace of over 21-kph nonstop for two hours. Try stepping on a treadmill and pressing 13-kph speed for several minutes. Only the fastest among us — including Dr. Yong Larrazabal, who did a speedy 3:14 at the Revel Mt. Charleston Marathon — can maintain that speed for 42 kms.
So, the sub-2 marathon will take decades of incremental improvements to achieve, right?
Enter Adidas and Nike. The two sporting giants are attempting to break this target this 2017. For Adidas, they have a shoe named "Adizero Sub2" and later this year, they plan to break this barrier. (There's a "sub2hrs.com" website that reads: Countdown to the first subhr marathon: No longer a matter of IF but rather WHEN.)
For Nike, you must have read the news. In an event in Italy the other Saturday, the Kenyan runner Eliud Kipchoge has ran the fastest ever 42K: two hours and 25 seconds. Yup, that's 2:33 faster than the world record and a mere 26 seconds from recording that most incredible of numbers: 1:59:59.
Eliud Kipchoge is a human being unlike any other. Quite possibly, he will end his career as the greatest long-distance runner in history. He is not only the Olympic (Brazil) gold medalist, he is also the London and Berlin marathon champion and has won seven of his eight marathon races. Nike made the perfect decision in tapping the 32-year-old Kenyan to break the record. But was his record legitimate? More inputs in a future article.
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9 December 2020 by Sean O'Neill
The Cambridge Centre for AI in Medicine is excited to announce our free Inaugural Event! It will take place online on 22 January 2021, from 2pm to 6pm GMT (9am to 1pm EST). Scroll down for a summary of what to expect. For a full rundown of speakers, talks and timings, visit the event's agenda page.
In a webinar format packed with a stellar line-up of speakers and several audience Q&A sessions, our Inaugural Event will explore new horizons in machine learning for medicine, in particular the transformations now taking place at the critical interface between machine learning, medicine and bioscience.
The webinar will open with a presentation by a world authority on machine learning for medicine and the Director of CCAIM, Professor Mihaela van der Schaar of the University of Cambridge.
Confirmed speakers also include CCAIM's Co-Director, leading clinician-researcher Andres Floto, Professor of Respiratory Biology at the University of Cambridge and Research Director of the Cambridge Centre for Lung Infection at Royal Papworth Hospital, and Dr Sarah Teichmann FMedSci FRS of the Wellcome Sanger Institute, an internationally acclaimed scientist who combines expertise in computational and systems biology with single-cell biology, genomics and immunology.
Partners, collaborators and rising stars
CCAIM is funded by leading pharmaceutical companies, AstraZeneca and GSK, and the event will feature talks from these key industry partners. Dr Jim Weatherall, Vice President, Data Science & AI, R&D at AstraZeneca, and Dr Tony Wood, Senior VP, Medicinal Science & Technology at GSK will talk about turning science into medicine by unlocking the power of data and AI.
The NHS will be represented by the Executive Director of Data Services for NHS Digital, Dr Jem Rashbass, who will discuss the opportunities and challenges of using ML/AI to transform medicine.
The speaker roster will also boast other high-profile speakers from the University of Cambridge research ecosystem – the full speaker roster and detailed agenda will be confirmed in January.
Our Inaugural Event will also provide an opportunity for several of the brightest stars among the CCAIM faculty's students to present on their high-profile, published research. These bite-sized presentations will demonstrate the early research impact that can be achieved by students working with CCAIM's diverse faculty.
To register your interest in the webinar, and to receive full agenda information and a Zoom link nearer the time, visit our EventBrite page to sign up. We look forward to seeing you!
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Health systems need a steady stream of commercially insured, and paying, patients, to keep the doors open, but often leaders are befuddled about how to turn people into new patients.
Health care executives once thought people would interact with hospitals and doctors through web portals that primarily featured some medical records, and perhaps a scheduling feature.
But people quickly adapted to finding almost anything they want when they want it — and in their price range.
Health care is among the last industries in the U.S. to embrace mobile, shopper-friendly services and platforms.
The hunt for people with employer-sponsored insurance — the holy grail of patients — doesn't have to be a paradox, given that nearly every other industry in the U.S. has figured out how to weave into people's lives via technology, said Hal Andrews, a long-time fixture in the city's health care scene.
"The way they thought (people) would become consumers is not how they are becoming consumers," said Hal Andrews.
Getting in front of people who can afford to pay for care is a top priority.
With capital from Charlie Martin and his venture capital fund Martin Ventures, Andrews is combining Aegis Health Group and Clariture — a seasoned company and a startup, respectively — into one platform called Trilliant Health, which will be a one-stop shop for hospital executives vying for that digital handshake with patients.
The merger will try to solve a variety of hospital executives' problems.
Trilliant through its initial subsidiaries will help hospitals implement strategies to help raise awareness about where and when to get care. Aegis' wheelhouse helps hospitals get in front of people who need care but don't know it.
Meanwhile, Clariture helps hospitals tap into the pool of people who want, or need, care but are unknown to the health system. TriStar Health, for instance, is using online marketing a la retailers to find people who want care.
Down the road, Trilliant will be looking for other companies that are essentially modernizing health system functions such as marketing, scheduling, registration and billing, said Andrews, is CEO of both Trilliant and Aegis. Devin Carty, who has been Clariture's chief, will be chair of the board of Trilliant.
Around Nashville, the hospitals and health systems are trying to get patients in a variety of ways ranging from 24-hour telehealth platforms to building more types doctor or urgent care facilities to launching on-demand urgent care programs.
And, the battle for people in employer-sponsored plans is taking place in every corner of the U.S.
One executive in the Southeast told Andrews in a recent conversation that his system had 90 percent of the local market share — essentially that competition wasn't an issue.
But research indicated that the system actually had about 60 percent and that a neighboring health system had opened up two doctors' offices — historically ways to funnel patients back to a hospital — in the town.
Andrews said even hospital executives who think about attracting people are "optimistic when compared with data."
The plan, Andrews said, is to find, and buy, more companies that complement Aegis and Clariture to help health systems navigate what consumerism has turned out to be — instead of furthering what hospitals forecast would be patient consumerism.
Health systems are mired in an old, outdated model in which patients came to them — whether it was due to proximity or a physician's referral.
They are, for the most part, not equipped to compete in a retail environment, effectively bill patients, or even get in front of people who are thinking about getting some type of care.
Retailers know how to go after people who have shown interest — think of all the times a product you researched later appeared in a Facebook or other website ad.
Health:Further and Sharecare are planning to bring behemoths of retail and consumerism to Nashville in August to give health care executive a glimpse into the minds and strategies of people who have figured out how to ingratiate into people's live via technology.
It's a lesson that has taken health care executives some time to come around to, said Andrews, pointing out that nearly all of today's biggest health care executives were decades into their career before the internet and smartphone age.
Today, though, is an era when a map is in almost everyone's pocket and finding something local and fast or preferred is a cinch.
People have choices (many opt to drive to a facility of their choice) or are seeing providers in new settings, such as urgent or retail care, that may not refer into a larger system.
Trilliant will help executives reach commercially insured people who are of increasing importance to health systems as more, and more, people age into Medicare.
Hospitals, at least in Tennessee, don't stay in the black from patient care alone, in part because of low government reimbursement rates of Medicare and Medicaid so employer-sponsored plans help make up some of the short falls.
"Commercially insured patients have been the lifeblood of hospitals, forever and ever, and that is increasingly true," said Andrews.


Podcast #232 – What Does It Take To Be a Subsistence Farmer?
More of our friends are asking themselves and us these days whether it might make sense for them to take on the kind of life we've designed for ourselves. We're generally reluctant to give a yes or no answer, but we can lay out some of the things you need to be happy with this kind of life.
How much land do you need? Does it need to be paid for?
Do you need to have grown food before?
Do you need a partner? What kind of relationship do you need?
Do you need people skills? Computer skills?
And we finish with a surprise or two: things we didn't know we would need when we started. We also talk about how our approach to money has changed.
As usual, I learn something new this week, that Amanda initially hated the term "subsistence farmer." That one caught me by surprise.
Most of our work is pleasant, and we can usually see the results right away. But a surprising amount of it is on our hands and knees, like connecting this spaghetti hose to the drip irrigation header for raised beds #9-16.
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I was reading a blog the other day and the writer was talking about the level of discourse in our nation today. His conclusion was that we don't really have a divide over politics, rather we have a much more serious problem. The writer said that Americans have gotten to a place where they just have contempt for one another, explaining that contempt is believing another person has no value whatsoever. Thus, when you see your opponent as value-less any and all responses to them are valid and acceptable.
Perhaps that is why we are seeing such divisive and polemic language being used in all areas of our society today. It is especially troubling, however, to see it coming from Christian circles.
The idea that we as Christians can have contempt for someone is unimaginable. Our Savior Jesus even forgave those who nailed him to a cross! Yet, we see Christians – or so-called Christians – hammering people with whom they disagree politically, socially, or otherwise in what can be described as nothing short of self-righteous rants.
Believe me, I get as frustrated by some of the stuff I see out there as the next person. However, scripture tells us that we are to take every thought captive to the obedience of Christ (2 Corinthians 5:10). That means we are to think before we speak and determine if what we are about to say glorifies Jesus or tears down our testimony as a Christ follower.
So, ask yourself this question: Are the words you speak encouraging and building others up or are they discouraging and tearing others down? If you don't know, go back and read your social media feed and see what you've been saying!
It is a very divisive time in our nation. I believe that Satan is having a field day dividing and conquering us socially, politically, economically, and racially. As Christians, we cannot fall for his trap of having contempt for people with whom we disagree no matter how strongly we feel about any given issue.
Please, Christian brothers and sisters, keep your eyes on things above and stop being part of this world! Show basic respect toward others regardless of how they treat you. Forgive, show mercy, have grace, don't judge, turn the other cheek, pray for those who persecute, and yes, love your enemies – bless and don't curse them!
If you want to make a difference, pray. God is sovereign. Jesus is our King. Pray that the Holy Spirit convicts those doing wrong and helps them do right. Pray that unbelievers see the truth and come to faith. Pray that our leaders follow God's will and not their own. And pray that the indwelling Holy Spirit helps you control your tongue when you're tempted to give someone a piece of your mind!
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The orthopaedic occupational therapy team work along side the orthopaedic consultant teams treating patients with ongoing musculo-skeletal conditions following a trauma or elective surgery. The occupational therapy service carries out a wide variety of assessments to facilitate compliance with the post surgery regimes and maximise functional independence.
We work closely with all other multi professional agencies both in the hospital and in the community for the benefit of individual patients.
The occupational therapists also provide a pre-surgery service to patients coming in for orthopaedic elective surgery.
The occupational therapy team is part of an out-patient assessment group 'joint school' for those patients due to have a knee or hip replacement. This service provides advice and information to patients to assist them in preparing for their surgery as well as arranging home visits to deal with an environment/equipment needs.
To educate patients/relatives and carers of the post operative regimes to prevent post operative complications.
We are based on the orthopaedic wards 28/29. We also provide a community service.


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Home » Breast Implant Options
With its recent decision to re-approve silicone gel for breast enhancement in Baltimore, Maryland and across the U.S., the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gave women back their choices. While many patients feel comfortable with the saline-filled implants that have been used with success by Baltimore plastic surgeons for years, many others prefer the natural feel of silicone gel implants. Dr. Dean Kane has over 27 years experience with both silicone and saline implants; he can help you make the right decision.
Dr. Kane invites you to come in to the Center for Cosmetic Surgery & MediSpa for a consultation. He makes it a point to spend time with each of his Baltimore breast enlargement patients, knowing they have many questions to ask and decisions to make. He'll take all the time you need to discuss not only implant type, but placement, size and other considerations as well.
Breast augmentation is an exciting, fulfilling process. Why not request a consultation with Dr. Kane right now and get started?
Saline Breast Augmentation in Baltimore
Some women find saline implants to be the best choice. Not only is the solution—also called salt water, "normal saline" and "sterile isotonic saline"—completely safe, it's also harmlessly absorbed by the body should a rupture occur. When leaks happen, as they do eventually, it's easy to tell that an implant needs to be replaced.
Most models of saline implants are filled after insertion. This means that incisions can be smaller for some patients and it can mean additional flexibility in adjusting for size and asymmetric breasts as well.
To find out about Breast Implants in Maryland, call the Center for Cosmetic Surgery & MediSpa at (410) 602-3322 and ask for Lauri Kane. Schedule a Consultation Today
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Ideal Implants are Ideal for Dr. Dean Kane's Patients Wanting Saline Implants
Dr. Dean Kane in his Baltimore Cosmetic Surgery and Medi- Spa Center is now offering the new Ideal Implants for patients seeking the newest technology in Saline Implants for breast augmentation with or without a breast lift. The Ideal Implant gives the feel of a silicone gel implant but uses saline or salt water solution to fill and expand the implant.
History of the Silicone and Saline Implants leading to Ideal Implants
From the 1960's and into the 1980's, silicone had been used to develop the shell and the fill of breast implants. Its particular chemistry allows the linking of the silicone chains to be liquid, oily, sticky, gel, gummy and solid. It remains to be one of the most inert material to make the shell of breast implants. Concerns regarding the more liquid center during the 1990's generated much research and discovery to identify the gel as safe and therefore made available once again as a choice for breast implants. Women love the feel and the tear-drop shape. Despite this, women have had a remaining concern of safety.
During this time, the silicone shell / saline implant became popular in the United States. The side-effect of such implants were the round, full and tight projection / appearance in many patients. Even with over-filled saline implants, the shells would appear loose and wavy over time. The 2 types of implants with some minor modifications remain today with the least amount of leakage historically.
New Structural Design of Ideal Saline Implants
In 2014, a new innovation was FDA approved and came to market. Called the Ideal Implant because it provides a similar soft and natural feel similar to silicone gel implants with the "peace of mind" of having no internal silicone gel material. The baffling or double lining reduces the issues of rippling or wrinkling that the older traditional saline implant produces over time. Made of a silicone shell, it is stacked and baffled so the saline fluid will not wave back and forth nor need over-filling. It is also found to produce less capsule contracture or leak rates than the previous saline and gel breast implants.
The edges of Ideal Implant are curved toward the body making for a smoother transition and contour toward the chest wall. As compared to the older saline implants that have a larger projection often making them look firmer and stiffer on the chest wall. The double lumen in the Ideal Implant creates a much softer feel than the traditional saline implant and again is more similar to the silicone gel implants.
Ideal Implants also allow them to be placed in the same sub-muscular position though a smaller incision, like that of the saline implant. As they contain no gel, Ideal Implants need no MRI to diagnose a leak.
Why choose the Ideal Implant?
For patients 22 years and younger, the FDA has limited the use of silicone gel implants and only allows this group of women to have access to saline implants only for cosmetic augmentation purposes.
While the Silicone Gel Implants have been completely approved by the FDA, there are women who feel strongly that they only want to have a saline implants. Up to 2014, all these women only had the traditional saline implants to choose from. Now the Ideal Implant gives women the peace of mind that it only contains Saline (salt water solution), but feels very similar to the softness of a silicone gel implant.
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Q: Issue creating pdf with tables in IE Currently, I'm using jspdf latest version and jspdf-AutoTable 2.1.0 latest version in order to create a PDF with a very complicated table.
It works like a charm in Chrome and FireFox (big surprise!) but in IE10, it's rendering the pdf awfully (another big surprise!)
This is the output of one of the most extensive tables in pdf on chrome (Currently empty)

This is the pdf that IE10 renders

As you can see, it's not wrapping the column header as it should, nor it's expanding and showing the first columns cells and cropping the text inside them.
In order to mantain my custom table style, with it's content correct styling, I adjusted and created my own GetTableJSON method, so I can retrieve and store each individual cell style and apply it later on the createdHeaderCell and createdCell hooks
This is the complete code used in order to create this pdf with it's custom style
function DownloadSchedulePDF() {
    var orientation = landscape ? 'l' : 'p'
    var doc = new jsPDF(orientation, 'pt', paperFormat);
    doc.text('Header', 40, 50);
    var res = GetTableJSON($(".scheduleGrid table"));
    tableCellsStyles = res.styles;
    doc.autoTable(res.columns, res.data, {
        theme: 'plain',
        startY: 60,
        pageBreak: 'auto',
        margin: 20,
        width: 'auto',
        styles: {
            lineWidth: 0.01,
            lineColor: 0,
            fillStyle: 'DF',
            halign: 'center',
            valign: 'middle',
            columnWidth: 'auto',
            overflow: 'linebreak'
        },
        createdHeaderCell: function (cell, data) {
            ApplyCellStyle(cell, "th", data.column.dataKey);
        },
        createdCell: function (cell, data) {
            ApplyCellStyle(cell, data.row.index, data.column.dataKey);
        },
        drawHeaderCell: function (cell, data) {
            //ApplyCellStyle(cell, "th", data.column.dataKey);
            //data.table.headerRow.cells[data.column.dataKey].styles = cell.styles;
            //ApplyCellStyle(data.table.headerRow.cells[data.column.dataKey], "th", data.column.dataKey);
        },
        drawCell: function (cell, data) {
            if (cell.raw === undefined)
                return false;
            if(cell.raw.indexOf("*") > -1) {
                var text = cell.raw.split("*")[0];
                var times = cell.raw.split("*")[1];
                doc.rect(cell.x, cell.y, cell.width, cell.height * times, 'FD');
                doc.autoTableText(text, cell.x + cell.width / 2, cell.y + cell.height * times / 2, {
                    halign: 'center',
                    valign: 'middle'
                });
                return false;
            }
        }
    });
    doc.save("schedule " + selectedDate.toLocaleDateString() + ".pdf");
}

function ApplyCellStyle(cell, x, y) {
    if(!pdfInColor)
        return;
    var styles = tableCellsStyles[x + "-" + y];
    if (styles === undefined)
        return;
    cell.styles.cellPadding = styles.cellPadding
    cell.styles.fillColor = styles.fillColor;
    cell.styles.textColor = styles.textColor;
    cell.styles.font = styles.font;
    cell.styles.fontStyle = styles.fontStyle;
}

Object.vals = function (o) {
    return Object.values
    ? Object.values(o)
    : Object.keys(o).map(function (k) { return o[k]; });
}
// direct copy of the plugin method adjusted in order to retrieve and store each cell style
function GetTableJSON (tableElem, includeHiddenElements) {
    includeHiddenElements = includeHiddenElements || false;

    var columns = {}, rows = [];

    var cellsStyle = {};

    var header = tableElem.rows[0];

    for (var k = 0; k < header.cells.length; k++) {
        var cell = header.cells[k];
        var style = window.getComputedStyle(cell);
        cellsStyle["th-" + k] = AdjustStyleProperties(style);
        if (includeHiddenElements || style.display !== 'none') {
            columns[k] = cell ? cell.textContent.trim() : '';
        }
    }

    for (var i = 1; i < tableElem.rows.length; i++) {
        var tableRow = tableElem.rows[i];
        var style = window.getComputedStyle(tableRow);
        if (includeHiddenElements || style.display !== 'none') {
            var rowData = [];
            for (var j in Object.keys(columns)) {
                var cell = tableRow.cells[j];
                style = window.getComputedStyle(cell);
                if (includeHiddenElements || style.display !== 'none') {
                    var val = cell
                        ? cell.hasChildNodes() && cell.childNodes[0].tagName !== undefined
                        ? cell.childNodes[0].textContent + (cell.getAttribute("rowSpan") ? "*" + cell.getAttribute("rowSpan") : '')
                        : cell.textContent.trim()
                        : '';
                    cellsStyle[(i-1) + "-" + j] = cell
                        ? cell.hasChildNodes() && cell.childNodes[0].tagName !== undefined
                        ? AdjustStyleProperties(window.getComputedStyle(cell.childNodes[0]))
                        : AdjustStyleProperties(window.getComputedStyle(cell))
                        : {};
                    rowData.push(val);
                }
            }
            rows.push(rowData);
        }
    }

    return {columns: Object.vals(columns), rows: rows, data: rows, styles: cellsStyle}; // data prop deprecated
};

function AdjustStyleProperties(style) {
    return {
        cellPadding: parseInt(style.padding),
        fontSize: parseInt(style.fontSize),
        font: style.fontFamily, // helvetica, times, courier
        lineColor: ConvertToRGB(style.borderColor),
        lineWidth: parseInt(style.borderWidth) / 10,
        fontStyle: style.fontStyle, // normal, bold, italic, bolditalic
        overflow: 'linebreak', // visible, hidden, ellipsize or linebreak
        fillColor: ConvertToRGB(style.backgroundColor),
        textColor: ConvertToRGB(style.color),
        halign: 'center', // left, center, right
        valign: 'middle', // top, middle, bottom
        fillStyle: 'DF', // 'S', 'F' or 'DF' (stroke, fill or fill then stroke)
        rowHeight: parseInt(style.height),
        columnWidth: parseInt(style.width) // 'auto', 'wrap' or a number
        //columnWidth: 'auto'
    };
}

function ConvertToRGB(value) {
    if (value === undefined || value === '' || value === "transparent")
        value = [255, 255, 255];
    else if (value.indexOf("rgb") > -1)
        value = value.replace(/[^\d,]/g, '').split(',').map(function (x) { return parseInt(x) });
    else if (value.indexOf("#") > -1)
        value = value.replace(/^#?([a-f\d])([a-f\d])([a-f\d])$/i
                         , function (m, r, g, b) { return '#' + r + r + g + g + b + b })
                .substring(1).match(/.{2}/g)
                .map(function (x) { return parseInt(x, 16) });
    else if (Array.isArray(value))
        return value;
    else {
        var canvas, context;
        canvas = document.createElement('canvas');
        canvas.height = 1;
        canvas.width = 1;
        context = canvas.getContext('2d');
        context.fillStyle = 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)';
        // We're reusing the canvas, so fill it with something predictable
        context.clearRect(0, 0, 1, 1);
        context.fillStyle = value;
        context.fillRect(0, 0, 1, 1);
        var imgData = context.getImageData(0, 0, 1, 1);
        value = imgData.data.slice
        ? imgData.data.slice(0, 3)
        : [imgData.data[0], imgData.data[1], imgData.data[2]];
    }
    return value;
}

Edit:
As requested, this is the table HTML and the JSON for the tableCellStyles variable
https://jsfiddle.net/6ewqnwty/
Due to the size of the table and the amount of characters for the HTML and the JSON, I set them in a separate fiddle.
Edit 2:
I just made the fiddle runnable, being able to reproduce the issue.
https://jsfiddle.net/6ewqnwty/1/
Not perfectly as I have it in my application, I'm able to retrieve the pdf with the styling, only missing the columns headers text, but at least the issue when downloading the pdf on IE is still present

A: Running your example I get NaN for cellPadding. This is also probably the reason it does not work with the latest version. You could do something simple such as adding:
cell.styles.cellPadding = styles.cellPadding || 5;

in ApplyCellStyle. The reason you get NaN is that IE apparantly returns empty string instead of '0px' which chrome etc does.
Also note that you would not need to parse the html table yourself if you upgrade since cell.raw is set to the html element in the latest version. This means that you could parse the style with something like window.getComputedStyle(cell.raw).


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Karzai's election woes: Cry me a river
Why the corrupt and increasingly ineffectual Afghan leader doesn't deserve our sympathy
Check out this article! https://www.salon.com/2010/04/01/karzai_afghanistan_elections_open2010/
April 2, 2010 12:02AM (UTC)
Hamid Karzai is apparently ticked off:
President Hamid Karzai accused the West on Thursday of trying to ruin Afghanistan's elections, intensifying a showdown with parliament over whether foreigners will oversee a parliamentary vote this year.
"Foreigners will make excuses, they do not want us to have a parliamentary election," a defiant Karzai told a gathering of election officials. "They want parliament to be weakened and battered, and for me to be an ineffective president and for parliament to be ineffective.
"You have gone through the kind of elections during which you were not only threatened with terror, you also faced massive interference from foreigners," Karzai told the officials. "Some embassies also tried to bribe the members of the commission."
OK, here's my very American reply: No shit, Your Excellency. Yes, the positions taken by foreign countries -- by which both you and I mean "America" -- are going to have an effect on your elections. And insiders -- by which I mean you -- will be offering all kinds of bribes and unsavory deals to make sure that you get the parliament you want.
The reason this anger, which is probably genuine, elicits so little sympathy is that Karzai is by now notoriously surrounded by (and slow to take action against) corruption, and has been accused by inside and outside observers of massive fraud in his own re-election last August. Unlike the corrupt guys we apparently love to deal with in Iraq, he's also unpopular and ineffective. See how that doesn't work out? The U.S. math in all of this has always been: Corrupt + helpful = our guy; Corrupt + unhelpful = our enemy. Karzai has slid from one category into the other, and now he's angry because the system that has worked for him will now be working against him. Please pause for a moment while I weep big crocodile tears.
Some of his anger stems from his current inability to get funding from the U.N. to hold elections, because the U.N. wants to hold money back until it is allowed to appoint the majority of members to a board that monitors election fraud. Karzai tried to eliminate the U.N. role on the board altogether, something even his own parliament thought was a terrible idea; now, the U.N. has capitulated, and will agree to appoint a minority share of the board's members. That's all up in the air, thanks to the parliamentary squabble.
Karzai argues that Afghanistan's ability to appoint its own members to the board is an important sign of Afghanistan's sovereignty. It appears to be a sign of Afghanistan-as-usual, instead, a way for Karzai to monitor and influence the elections that will decide how his career goes (or ends). A real sign of returning sovereignty might be if the president didn't have to throw an international fit to get the money to run his own country's elections, but could instead exercise some of his own powers to ensure better safety.
That kind of sovereignty hasn't been part of Karzai's plan, however. I do believe he wants an Afghanistan for Afghanis, but he wants more and more to be able to define who those particular citizens are, and what that picture of Afghanistan will be, instead of leaving it to the will of the people.
It must be frustrating, then, to realize that as mad as he gets, there are certain things he can't stop. He needs the U.N.'s money. He needs the U.S. (do we still say "coalition"?) troops. So he can rail against them, but he can't do without them. I'd be mad as hell, too.
That President Obama recently visited and apparently presented Karzai with a host gift of what-for probably doesn't help matters. Karzai's international support has eroded, and instead of acting on the demands that would bring that support back -- working with parliament to eliminate corruption in his cabinet, perhaps by starting with getting his opium-smuggling brother or warlord vice president new jobs -- Karzai is instead lashing out, disingenuously accusing his accusers. Case in point: he's called Peter Galbraith, the man fired from the U.N. mission for suggesting they should be doing more about the election fraud in Afghanistan, the one responsible for all the election fraud.
Great campaign strategy. Let me know how that works out for you in the fall.
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March 2, 2019, 9am PST
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March 25, 2018, 9am PDT
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June 2, 2017, 10am PDT
Callus city builders in Africa must account for the poor as well as the rich argues Mathias Agbo Jr. in a piece for Common Edge.
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May 24, 2017, 9am PDT
Mayor Kevin Faulconer sees San Diego's Pure Water Program as proof of concept for other cities with uncertain water supplies. By 2035, the initiative aims to derive one-third of the city's supply from recycled wastewater.
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Ex-DIO Guitarist TRACY G Says RONNIE JAMES DIO Hologram 'Looks Creepy' And Resembles 'A Puppet'
Ex-DIO guitarist Tracy "G" Grijalva says that the Ronnie James Dio hologram "looks creepy" and resembles "a puppet."
The former vocalist in BLACK SABBATH and RAINBOW, who died in 2010 at the age of 67, is now the subject of a touring show in which his three-dimensional representation is backed by members of his band DIO.
Grijalva, who played guitar for DIO from 1993 through 1999, was asked for his opinion of the Ronnie hologram during an appearance on the latest episode of the "80's Glam Metalcast".
He said (hear audio below): "I don't know about that, man. I just don't know about it. It looks creepy to me, 'cause it's not [Ronnie]. It looks like a puppet. It's cool to keep his music alive and all that jazz. What little I've seen, it looks weird to me, and I just don't know if he'd be a big fan of it. People say different things, and it's all hearsay. I knew the guy for six years, and what I knew about him, I can't see him looking at that and going, 'Bitching.'"
The Dio hologram was created by a company called Eyellusion and made its debut at the Wacken Open Air festival in August 2016 in front of more than 75,000 fans.
The Dio hologram production uses audio of Ronnie's live performances from throughout his career, with the DIO band playing live, consisting of Craig Goldy on guitar, Simon Wright on drums and Scott Warren on keyboards, along with Bjorn Englen on bass. Also appearing with them are former JUDAS PRIEST singer Tim "Ripper" Owens and ex-LYNCH MOB frontman Oni Logan.
"It's just weird, man," Tracy continued. "And anyway, I'm not here to put down anybody, but… Craig Goldy doing all the guitars and Simon Wright doing all the drums… I love Simon Wright; he's a great AC/DC drummer. The drummer for DIO is Vinny [Appice] — he's the drummer that has the feel for DIO. Simon doesn't have the same feel. He's a great drummer, great guy. He'll probably even say the same thing — he doesn't have the same feel. No drummer has the same feel; all drummers play different. Vinny is one of the greatest — he plays meat and potatoes, but with a feel — he has the feel that's worth everything. Vinny is not just a metronome.
"I know they're playing along with Ronnie's voice, but the music's real stiff…. It's just, like, 'Oh, man.' It doesn't have that feel.
"I met the bass player guy that plays bass for that. He told me a couple of the tracks they do — I think 'Heaven And Hell' and 'Don't Talk To Strangers' or something — they stole from my era; meaning, they stole Ronnie's vocals from when I was playing with him," Tracy added. "And he's singing — the hologram is singing it — but then they're playing the song; they're following Ronnie. So, I was, like, 'That's pretty cool.' They thought out of everything that they listened to, that Ronnie sang 'Heaven And Hell' a thousand times, from the Dio-era BLACK SABBATH, they thought his best performance, a couple of those songs, was from my era, when I was playing with him. So that made me feel kind of good. I was, like, 'Well, that's cool.'
"To sum up what I think of the whole hologram thing — I don't know," he said. "I've gotta just say I don't know. I'm not sure."
Grijalva is not the first former DIO guitarist to express his doubts about the Ronnie James Dio hologram. This past March, Doug Aldrich, who was in DIO between 2002 and 2006, told XS Rock: "I would see it if it was close by or if you had a good theater or something. I'd go see it to support the guys and and everything, but I can tell you that Ronnie would probably not like this. He would probably be, like, 'This is not what I signed up for.' A hologram? It's not really what he would want to be. I'm just guessing, you know, that it's something that [Ronnie's wife and manager] Wendy [Dio] thought about and she decided that Ronnie would be fine with it. But I knew Ronnie well enough to know that he was very particular and he would prefer for them to let him just die and be in peace."
After the tour's initial seven-date run was completed in December 2017, Ronnie's hologram underwent some changes before the launch of the first 2019 leg of the "Dio Returns", which kicked off on May 31 at the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall in Fort Myers, Florida and concluded on June 28 in Los Angeles, California.
The "Dio Returns" 17-song set consists of seven tunes sung by the Dio hologram — the rest feature Owens and Logan separately or together — and encompasses material from Dio's lengthy career, including his earlier days in RAINBOW and BLACK SABBATH.
Tracy left DIO in 1999 after he claimed he was "asked to play in a dual-guitar situation" in Ronnie's band. According to a posting on Tracy's web site, Dio was "looking for more of a Ritchie Blackmore style . . . and wanted [Tracy] to step back and just play rhythm guitar. That's when [Tracy] knew it was time to leave, freeing him to more diligently pursue his home studio projects."
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Igor Hrabáč (born 18 November 1983 in Banská Bystrica) is a Slovak football defender who currently plays for the Slovak 2. liga club MŠK Rimavská Sobota.

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What does Joe Starks symbolize?
Joe Stark symbolizes freedom and carefree living. When Janie first meets Joe she thinks that marrying him would result in her having a very easy and layed back life because he makes her believe that he would do all the work while she relaxes on the porch.
Does Their Eyes Were Watching God have a happy ending?
Their Eyes Were Watching God concludes with Janie's self-actualization and hope for her own future. Janie finishes recounting her story to Pheoby—just as she promised she would do in the beginning—before settling into her bedroom and reflecting on Tea Cake's death.
Why is the Pear Tree important to Janie?
The Pear Tree Symbol Analysis. Throughout the novel, the pear tree symbolizes for Janie the feeling she experienced directly while sitting beneath it – the sense of possibility in life for a connection between the self and the natural world, and the feelings of sexual desire and love.
Did Joe Starks have a northern accent?
Which of the following does not describe Joe Starks? He spoke with a Northern accent.
Why did Janie marry Logan?
Why did Janie marry Logan Killicks? She discovered that marriage did not make love.
What does the blossoming pear tree symbolize?
Throughout Their Eyes Were Watching God, Hurston employs the symbolism of a pear tree – its mysteries and wonders – as a representation of Janie's questions, hopes, and aspirations. The tree embodies the roots of her memories, the branches of her vision, and the blossoming of her dreams.
Where Was Their Eyes Were Watching God?
southern Florida
Is Their Eyes Were Watching God hard to read?
The descriptions are beautiful and flowing, while the dialogue is filled with rough dialects and, initially, was extremely hard to read. The first bit of description in the novel reads, "Ships at a distance have every man's wish on board. For some they come in with the tide.
What is the message of Their Eyes Were Watching God?
Love and Relationships versus Independence Their Eyes Were Watching God is the story of how Janie achieves a strong sense of self and comes to appreciate her independence. But her journey toward enlightenment is not undertaken alone.
Why has Janie decided to sell the store?
Janie decided to sell the store because she didn't want to keep it anymore and she knew that Tea Cake wasn't cut out to run the store. Janie keeps two hundred dollars hidden in her shirt because Pheoby cautioned her to have something in case Tea Cake runs off and leaves her with nothing but the clothes on her back.
Why is Their Eyes Were Watching God important?
Because it is the story of a woman and because it was the first major novel published by a black woman, Their Eyes Were Watching God is often classified as a feminist novel. As the novel unfolds, Janie acts according to this notion, battling and struggling in the direction of her dreams.
How does Janie feel about nanny?
under a cloak of pity"(89). Janie had always felt sorry for her grandmother and pitied the life Nanny was forced to live, therefore she could not admit to being angry at Nanny for forcing her to marry.
Is Their Eyes Were Watching God first person?
Their Eyes Were Watching God possesses a unique structure. The story is told in the context of a "frame." The novel both begins and ends with two people, Janie and Pheoby, sitting on the porch of Janie's house. As the story proceeds chronologically, however, the story is not a first-person narrative.
What happens in the end of Their Eyes Were Watching God?
In the end, Janie is forced to shoot her husband to protect herself—rabies is not pretty. Though she's put on trial for murder, she's pronounced innocent. After Tea Cake's funeral, Janie returns home to Eatonville.
What happened to Janie's mother at age 17?
What happened to Janie's mother at age 17? What happened as a result? She was raped. Janie was born.
What is the time period of Their Eyes Were Watching God?
Their Eyes Were Watching God is primarily set in rural Florida in the early 20th century, especially in Eatonville. Incorporated in 1887, the real community of Eatonville was one of the first self-governing black communities in the United States, providing safety and opportunity for its black residents.
What did Janie's hair symbolize?
Janie's hair is a symbol of her power and unconventional identity; it represents her strength and individuality in three ways. First, it represents her independence and defiance of petty community standards. Turner worships Janie because of her straight hair and other Caucasian characteristics.
Who did Janie kiss under the pear tree?
Is Janie Starks a feminist?
Two, among many, critics, Sally Ann Ferguson and Missy Dehn Kubitschek, in their peer-reviewed journal articles argue that Janie is written as a strong, independent, out-spoken feminist character who discovers herself through a self-fulfilled "quest" in a male-dominated environment.
How does Janie feel about her marriage to Joe?
Soon after they are married he feels Janie doesn't do enough work around the house and thinks she is spoiled. He is unloving, and Janie quickly realizes that he is not the fulfillment of her dream under the pear tree. Janie eventually leaves Logan for Joe Starks.
Why did Joe want Janie dressed up?
For the grand opening of the store, Joe wants Janie on display. He wants to make sure that she always looks better than all of the customers, too.
What does Janie learn in Their Eyes Were Watching God?
Janie learned from her marriage to Jody Starks that she needs to think about her happiness and that a married couple should see each other as equals. Janie fell in love with Jody because of his big plans and his success. 86) Janie knew that Jody never treated her as an equal and she did not love him because of it.
Who does Janie kiss over the fence?
What does Janie's hair symbolize?
How did Joe meet Janie?
Joe Starks walks into Janie's life at an opportune time. She is regretting her marriage to Logan Killicks and hankering to explore the world outside her gate. Janie is immediately attracted to Joe and makes a show of pumping water to offer him a cool drink. Soon, Janie runs away with him, and they head to Eatonville.
What is Killicks nickname for Janie?
Consequently, Janie refers to her husband as "Mist' Killicks" while he refers to her as "LilBit." The author uses these nicknames to emphasize the lack of respect they have for one another. Logan continuously acts as if he is superior to his spouse, causing Janie to become angered.
How did Janie leave Logan?
Janie Crawford – Janie is the novel's main character (protagonist) because she narrates the story to Pheoby Watson by telling her life story and her search for purpose in society. Janie eventually runs away from Logan, after he threatens to kill her, and marries Joe Starks.
What does it feel like to be Colored Me?
"How It Feels To Be Colored Me" (1928) is an essay by Zora Neale Hurston published in World Tomorrow as a "white journal sympathetic to Harlem Renaissance writers", illustrating her circumstance as an African-American woman in the early 20th century in America.
What is Janie searching for?
Janie spends most of the book searching for true love as a sense of fulfillment. She marries her first husband, Logan, out of respect for her grandmother with the hopes that love will develop between them; unfortunately, her quest is not fulfilled in this marriage.
What is the main theme of Their Eyes Were Watching God?
writes in the afterword to most modern editions of the book, Their Eyes Were Watching God is primarily concerned "with the project of finding a voice, with language as an instrument of injury and salvation, of selfhood and empowerment." Jody stifles Janie's speech, as when he prevents her from talking after he is named …
Why is Janie so unhappy with Logan?
When Janie threatens to leave him, Logan feels genuine fear…but because such fear is incited by a woman, he doesn't have the vocabulary with which to respond. As a result, Janie feels that he's insensitive and doesn't value her, so she leaves Logan to elope with Joe Starks.
What is the movie Their Eyes Were Watching God about?
A young free-spirited African-American woman searches for love and happiness in 1920s America by plunging into three marriages with very different men, challenging the morals of her small-town community in Florida. Based on Zora Neale Hurston's novel.
How does the title Their Eyes Were Watching God capture some of the main themes of the book?
—the title implies that nothing is earned by Janie in the book: her happiness and sorrow is all God's doing. Her eyes then look to God, wondering what he'll bring into her life next.
What did Nanny give her daughter?
Their Eyes Were Watching God Born into slavery, Nanny tells Janie her life story when the girl is sixteen. Her experiences make her sadly aware of what can happen to an attractive woman. Her daughter, Leafy, was the product of the attentions of a white master.
Why does Janie hate her grandmother?
She realizes, somewhat to our surprise, that she hates her grandmother for raising her according to a flawed belief system that values materialism and social status. Janie understands that while people are what matter to her, she had been raised to value things.
When Janie is a little girl who does she first kiss?
Shortly after Nanny observes Janie sharing her first kiss with boy named Johnny Taylor—and therefore showing signs of puberty—she informs Janie that she was promised to Logan Killicks, a widower, from a young age for her own well-being and protection. Logan owns a farm with 60 acres of land.
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US secretary of state unconcerned over 'gangster-like' N Korea talks
The US is not concerned by "stray comments" following the talks as the state department denies giving "Rocket Man" CD as a gift.
By Sanya Burgess, news reporter
Sunday 8 July 2018 11:45, UK
Image: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has previously met with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo
Mike Pompeo has shrugged off North Korea's assessment of the latest denuclearisation talks as being "gangster-like".
After discussions in Pyongyang, North Korea's foreign ministry said that the US was making unilateral demands aimed at forcing it into giving up its nuclear arsenal.
They called the talks "regrettable" and accused Washington of acting like organised criminals.
But the US secretary of state said: "If those requests were gangster-like, the world is a gangster...
"People are going to make stray comments after meetings. If I paid attention to the press, I'd go nuts."
He said there were numerous UN Security Council resolutions demanding North Korea hands over its nuclear material.
At the same time the US state department was forced to deny reports Mr Pompeo gave Kim Jong Un a CD of Elton John's Rocket Man - a playful reference to Donald Trump's nickname for the North Korean leader.
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In an unexpectedly negative statement on Saturday, Pyongyang said that America had betrayed the spirit of last month's summit between US President Donald Trump and Mr Kim.
It says the outcome of the talks was "very concerning" because it has led to a "dangerous phase that might rattle our willingness for denuclearisation that had been firm".
The North's official KCNA news agency said the result of talks was "extremely troubling", accusing America of insisting on complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearisation.
Mr Pompeo arrived in Pyongyang on Friday for a two-day visit - his third trip to the isolated state since taking the secretary of state job in April.
Earlier reports pointed to progress being made between the two countries, with commitments for new discussions on denuclearisation and the repatriation of the remains of American soldiers killed during the Korean War.
.@secpompeo finishes his final meeting of the day in Pyongyang. pic.twitter.com/iXi5rWNBHw
— Heather Nauert (@statedeptspox) July 7, 2018
Before departing Pyongyang, Mr Pompeo told reporters that his conversations with senior North Korean official Kim Yong Chol had been "productive," conducted "in good faith" and that "a great deal of progress" had been made in some areas.
He admitted "there's still more work to be done" in other areas.
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Heather Nauert, a spokesperson for the state department, tweeted a number of photos during the talks, including one of a beaming Mr Pompeo pictured after the final meeting.
The US politician did not meet with North Korea's leader during this visit.
A Pentagon team would be meeting with North Korean officials around 12 July at the border between North and South Korea to discuss the repatriation of remains, Mr Pompeo told reporters.
He added that talks would be held soon on the destruction of North Korea's missile engine testing facility.


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Lili Reinhart built her love for acting, singing, and dancing when she was 10. She even begged her mother to drive her to many auditions in New York.
Then, Lili moved out to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career at the age of 18. However, she had to make money by becoming a sales associate there.
In 2010, Lili eventually got a role in a TV show titled Scientastic and appeared as a guest star in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
After that, she continued starring in several films, such as Lilith, Not Waving But Drowning, and The Kings of Summer.
In 2016, Lili played Margot Jensen in Miss Stevens, along with Timothée Chalamet and Lily Rabe. She also appeared in The Good Neighbor as Ashley.
Her breakthrough was becoming Betty Cooper in a series titled Riverdale in 2017. The role led her to win Teen Choice Awards as Breakout TV Star and TV Ship with Cole Sprouse.
In 2018, she starred in a thriller film named Galveston. She was also cast as Annabelle in Hustlers, alongside Nicki Minaj and Jennifer Lopez.
Throughout her career, Lili was also featured in famous magazines, such as Allure, W, Seventeen, and Cosmopolitan.
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Born: September 13, 1996, in Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Education: Bay High School
Hobbies: Doing makeup and singing
Parents: Daniel Dane Reinhart (Father) and Amy Reinhart (Mother)
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Lili has practiced meditation.
She is of French, Canadian, and German ancestry.
She also loves make up and its special effects.
Blue and pink are Lili's favorite colors.
She likes watching TV shows Game of Thrones and Sherlock.
Lili's favorite foods include pizza and chipotle Mexican grill.
This Hustlers star has several tattoos, two of them are on her right and left arm.
This actress grew up in the nearby town of Bay Village.
When she was 14, she was diagnosed with depression.
She has suffered from body dysmorphia and anxiety.
When Lili was 16, she and her family moved to North Carolina.
In 2017, Lili wrote her Me Too experience on Tumblr.
Lili was nominated for her role in Riverdale at the Saturn Awards.
She dated her co-star Cole Sprouse in 2017, but the couple broke up in March 2020.
American Express chose Lili as its ambassador in 2019.
She also became the spokesperson and ambassador for cosmetics brand CoverGirl.
In 2020, Lili announced that she is bisexual.
She launched a book titled Swimming Lessons: Poems about fame, heartbreak, and depression.
Her book ranked #2 on the list of The New York Times Best Seller.
She was nominated at the 2020 People's Choice Awards as a Female TV Star.
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Second Edit: This is a WIP, as suggested by Kabel.
Very nice! I like the use of palisade bricks, and the crows nest.
Looking pretty good already. But you might want to keep this a wip so you can work in some improvements. So for a carrack, you would have to increase the lenght of the poopdeck to almost the mainmast. The shape would be alright for a cog, but then you would have to remove the other two masts. One more thing abou the main mast, it's usually as tall as the ship's overall lenght.
So for a carrack, you would have to increase the lenght of the poopdeck to almost the mainmast.
This is a great first entry! I love the veggies. Don't want your sailors to get scurvy.
Thank you. I used most of my brown brick supply, so I had to get creative.
Thanks for the advice Kabel. I edited the first post to add that this is a WIP. There's always room for improvements.
Yup, gotta keep 'em healthy.
Yes kiddo, I did say Poop Deck!
If I were you, I'd make sure people in an AFOL forum do not nessecarily notice that I was below the age EB says you should have in order to participate here!
@Hammerhand: I changed the topic for you. You just say when you are done for good, and I'll remove the WIP again. Keep up the good work!
Nice ship Hammerhand! I like the anchor and the "cellar" at the bottom. Nice!
Very nice ship! I agree with Kabel however that the mast looks a bit short.
Looking forward to see the evolution of this!
Thank you Gunman and Gideon. Hopefully I'll have some progress pics up in not to long. And thanks for changing the topic Kabel.
Looking good! Great job with all the angles.
That`s a very nice ship!
Thank you Soccerkid. I considered turning the anchor around to be more like the medieval anchor here, but it looked a little odd, so I made it like the classic anchor.
Coming along really well Hammer! Looking forward to seeing it finished.
I love this entry, But i do not think that there would be a fireplace ( but then again I'm not a sailor ) below decks.
Thanks The Architect and TheUtilityBelt32.
About the oven, actually there were fire pits/oven on ships. They usually covered the ground around it with wet sand though, or in my case, a thin brick layer to protect from sparks.
Oh. In that case it's a good fireplace\oven! I might put one in my ship!
Yesterday I did a major overhaul on The Sea Bull, so it looks quite a bit different. I decided I was unhappy with how the stern and the prow looked, so I renovated a bit. I also took the suggestions I was given about the mast etc., so hopefully I'll be able to post a progress pic sometime soon. Plus I've got an idea for a few more ships and the Dark times challenge... Time to kick some Drow.
I missed the initial version(s) of this ship, but it looks pretty spectacular now! I love all the details you put in to it, and the fact that it has a hold and captain's quarters. This is a beautiful ship and a great addition to Avalonia's navy!
Added some progress pics. Any C&C on my changes are appreciated.
This is fantastic! I agree with Kabel, I think the 4x4 is a little big for a mast. Love the anchor!
Thanks guys. I was thinking the same thing about the mast, I just wasn't sure. And that WIP looks really nice Kabel, I love your ships. Next time I make a ship I'm going to make it smaller, it's pretty hard to work with a big one like mine to get a decent shape.


Craft Beer Discovery at The Bonar Hall on Saturday, February 10 will see 10 breweries exhibit their drinks and guests will have the chance to meet the brand ambassadors from each and try samples of the beers.
Upon entry, everyone is given a branded Craft Beer Discovery pint glass to keep and can then make their way around the room, trying any they fancy for free and – of course – can purchase pints or half pints of their favourites.
Local breweries St Andrews Brewing and Law Brew will be serving beers and ales along with big name favourites such as Brewdog and West Brewing. For the non-beer lovers, Thistly Cross will have a range of ciders and the gin and fizz bar will have some of Scotlands top gins on offer, served with premium tonic.
Entertainment will be in the form of the best of local acoustic acts and street food caterers Babu Kitchen and Fresh Mex will keep the hunger at bay.
The festival is organised by Harbro Events, the team behind The Whisky Social Dundee happening on March 24, and the fist Craft Beer Discovery event in Falkirk last year was a great success.
There are two sessions, noon to 4.30pm and 5.30-10pm and tickets are on sale now from www.harbroevents.co.uk/craft-beer-discovery-dundee, priced £12, which includes a free half pint of any beer of your choosing.
But Dundee Evening Telegraph readers can knock 20 per cent off the price with code TELEGRAPH until January 31 and five readers can win a pair by entering this simple question before Monday January 29 at 7am.
For more information on the event, go to www.facebook.com/craftbeerdiscovery.


All Regions is great for garden & patio furniture is designed for placement in an outdoor space generally used for dining and recreation. Garden and patio furniture is used as a film prop, and usually comes as a patio set consisting of a table, tented by an umbrella, and surrounded by four or six chairs. There may also be fencing of some type around the garden or patio area to provide privacy for you and your furniture.


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