Welcome to the latest VATPAC Iron Mic attempt featuring Cairns. Cairns receives several RPT, charter and GA flights every day from a variety of major and regional cities within Australia and select international destinations. With fantastic scenery by ORBX, it's the perfect location for both GA and Jet traffic so make sure our controllers are working hard.
To give us the best chance possible, please logon to the above positions at Cairns prior to occupying others. Remember, There are no reserved positions so if one of the above positions is available, logon!
Remember, Our aim is to keep the TWR, APP and CTR positions open as much as possible. Coordinate with other controllers to ensure maximum coverage of the Cairns positions. You can do this on Facebook, Discord or the forums.
We have setup a special Iron Mic Coordination text channel on Discord to make it easier to coordinate coverage with your fellow controllers.


Peak Energy: Is baseload power necessary ?
Is baseload power necessary ?
The Climate Spectator has an article on the transition from the old model of "baseload" power generation to a new, more flexible system - Is baseload power necessary ?.
For years, David Mills, the eminent solar energy technology developer, has dreamed of creating a new model for an energy system that does away with the conventional design of massive baseload infrastructure.
Next week the newly-retired founder of solar thermal technology company Ausra (now owned by French nuclear giant Areva), and a former leading researcher at UNSW, will present that model.
Using hourly data for energy use of the entire United States economy in 2006, Mills will demonstrate how it could have been powered almost exclusively by wind and solar (with storage and the help of biofuels for aircraft and some biomass capacity for certain smelting operations).
The details of his findings, including capacity and costing estimations, will be released when he addresses the Australian Solar Energy Society's annual conference in Canberra next week. But in an exclusive interview with Climate Spectator, Mills gave a broad outline of his conclusions and suggested there was a surprisingly small difference in costs.
"Everyone says that you need flatline baseload capacity (such as coal or nuclear, or in some countries hydro) and build on that platform, and use load-following gas turbines," Mills said.
The study is an extension of an idea that Mills has held dear for some time. In 2005 he presented a talk in Canberra suggesting that solar plans with a "primitive" storage model could run the electricity grid in eastern Australia.
Two years later, he did a similar study for California concluding that, based on hourly data for energy usage in 2006, solar could have carried well over 90 per cent of the electricity load.
The latest study – completed with a former R&D specialist at Ausra, Wei Li Cheng, and a US Department of Energy analyst Phil Larochelle – looks at how solar and wind could handle the entire electricity needs for the US in the same year, and also looks at whether it could handle the entire energy needs for the country, including transport.
Interestingly, wind and solar account for around 50 per cent each of the electricity supplies to handle summer demand and peaks, while more wind was used in winter. Such a system would require a capacity redundancy above peak demand, but would in fact be less than current systems.
Mills says the study looked to test a number of different premises. The first premise was that there was enough solar and wind that, in combination, could run the US economy. There was.
The second was that solar and wind would be connected with a new electricity transmission system, using high voltage direct current lines for the spine of the network, which will allow more flows and result in considerably reduced transmission losses.
These are the sort of networks being contemplated by the Desertec consortium founded by a group of large European industrial giants that are looking to source solar power from north Africa to provide some of Europe's energy needs.
Mills says China is installing more HVDC lines than any other country in the world – looking to link coal plants with the Three Gorges dam and wind and solar from the north and west of the country. "It very clear to see what they are doing and that it is a very good thing to do," he said.
Mills notes the work of the Beyond Zero Emissions group, which outlined a highly contentious study into how Australia could go 100 per cent renewable by 2020 – not so much to suggest it should be done, but that it could be done.
The German industrial giant Siemens has also produced a report entitled "Picture the Future", which suggested renewable energy could, by 2030, provide 70 per cent of Australia's electricity needs, with half coming from solar – augmented by storage and a suite of installation across different time zones – and the rest made up of an equal share of wind and geothermal.


How Does India's New GST Tax Regulation Affect Nepal's Business?
Dooming Export of Carpets and Readymade Garments – What are the Reasons?
How Much Does It Cost To Build A House In Kathmandu?
Ready for a Sweet Dessert? Here are 10 sweets one must taste when in Nepal.
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This sounds like just the type of book my husband will be interested in. I will forward him this link to read about it.
Very nice share of view for this book and I will definitely share this to other book lovers.
My review of this comes out tomorrow! I absolutely loved this book and would recommend it to everyone-especially if you like a bit of history mixed in with fiction. This is one of those books that will stay with me in my thoughts for many years to come!
I hope to win this book! Great to read while traveling.


Boehlke Hardware looks and operates with the same friendly service as it did when it copened in 1927. You have to come see us!
Our plumbing background allows us to offer a complete line of plumbing fixtures.
Horse, Chicken, Duck and game birds feeds.
As a Milwaukee Tool distributor we have tools and accessories on hand and can have those tools repaired by their professionals.
If you need a hand tool, our Ace tool display will have what you want.
Whether feed or bedding we have you covered with hay, straw and marth shavings.
Our variety of unique items like sleigh bells, pickling crocks and horse tack is worth taking an extra few minutes to look around.


This professional quality omni-directional lapel (lavaliere) microphone is custom built for us by Microphone Madness. This professional level microphone comes with a 3.5mm connector that will work with most cameras and digital recorders and provides dual mono signals. The dual mono connector provides the signal from the microphone to both channels of your stereo recording device.
If your camera or recorder has as 2.5mm microphone jack, such as the Fuji cameras, you will need a 3.5mm to 2.5mm adapter. or the 2.5mm version of our Stereo Jack Adapter. Please refer to our FAQ page for a list of cameras that we believe have 2.5mm jacks.
This microphone requires a bias voltage of 1.5 to 10 volts D.C. (also known as plug-in-power).
This product usually ships in 3 to 5 days.


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Q: Custom Post Type template for homepage I'm writing a squeeze page plugin and I've hit a bump. The plugin needs to be able to display custom post types with a custom template and also be able to be used for the homepage.
So I've got the code to set a template for the custom post type:
add_filter('single_template', 'my_custom_template');

function my_custom_template($single) {
global $wp_query, $post;

if ($post->post_type == "squeeze_page"){
    if(file_exists(ABSPATH . '/wp-content/plugins/wpsqueezr/squeeze_page.php'))
        return ABSPATH . '/wp-content/plugins/wpsqueezr/squeeze_page.php';
}
return $single;
}

That works fine for displaying the custom post type. Adding it to the Reading settings works:
add_filter( 'get_pages',  'add_my_cpt' );

function add_my_cpt( $pages )
{
     $my_cpt_pages = new WP_Query( array( 'post_type' => 'squeeze_page' ) );
     if ( $my_cpt_pages->post_count > 0 )
     {
         $pages = array_merge( $pages, $my_cpt_pages->posts );
     }
     return $pages;
}

Now here's where it gets messy. That all works fine, but if you set the custom post type to the homepage, it redirects to the custom post type page, no good.
I found this code which adds the custom post type to the frontpage, but it doesn't show the custom template I've setup for single pages:
function enable_front_page_stacks( $query ){
    if(( ! isset($query->query_vars['post_type']) || '' == $query->query_vars['post_type']) && 0 != $query->query_vars['page_id'])
        $query->query_vars['post_type'] = array( 'page', 'squeeze_page' );
}
add_action( 'pre_get_posts', 'enable_front_page_stacks' );

I need to show the custom template for the custom post type on the homepage, not the custom post type in the homepage template. I tried the home_template filter but that didn't do anything.
Any ideas?
Edit: Worked it out, just add a page_template filter as well as a single_template filter. I hope this helps someone else! Cheers!

A: Forgot about this post.
Worked it out, just add a page_template filter as well as a single_template filter. I hope this helps someone else! Cheers!

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At this time, there are fab labs (fabrication laboratories), situated from districts to marketplaces, dedicated to do-it-yourselfers who are a little bit more experimented than amateurs. The DIY idea reshapes the market of specialized dealers in DIY, gardening and ornament. Influent blogs are devoted to the subject. Last year solely, the US DIY business introduced 338.6 billion dollars within the economy (Statista, 2015). Begin small, resembling choosing one of the best ways to organize the objects in your room or the room itself. Then move on to enhancing the walls. We've got a variety of DIY initiatives that include wall painting, as well as other inventive methods to complete your rooms. After that, think about updating the cabinets in your kitchens, vanities in your loos, and tables all through your rooms. Then comes the little issues. Generally small steps are the best improvements. The list of small enhancements will help get the overall completion process really feel like it's transferring.
For the reason that furnishings pieces are often placed in areas the place people would always see it, you will need to remember that it needs to be cleaned and maintained all the time. But constant cleansing could easily put on down the fabric and it may be the reason for harm to your pieces as effectively. So you must look out for varieties that can be straightforward to keep up and is very sturdy.
As an alternative of dragging a type of tacky lawn chairs from the shed or garage or sitting on the bottom, consider taking on a weekend project of establishing your personal backyard bench. There are completely different varieties to suit your needs. There are also quite a few kinds of wood to select from. You can choose to stain your bench or add some character with paint or even a mural. Online classes provide many benefits. The courses will help in learning about completely different points of the stitching machine. Also, you'll know learn how to operate the machine. There are completely different fabrics, threads and stitching materials that you will take care of. The tutorials will assist on this process. You might be sent an e-mail of the teachings when requiring revising additional.
Turn your attic into an extra bedroom. That is one good concept to make your residing space more spacious. It expands area with out having to cope with messy looking extensions protruding from your house. Nest Learning Thermostat T100577 it's very simple to install. I take a few time to plan and set up the push button wire terminals on the wall. Add some accent to your walls by portray your trims with a different colour. This may add pizzazz to an in any other case boring space. Experiment with different colours to see which one finest enhances the rest of the room.


Klee Irwin – A passionate research scientist, entrepreneur, humanitarian and global citizen, Klee Irwin is the director of Quantum Gravity Research (QGR).
Klee Irwin is an author, physicist and entrepreneur, who dedicates the majority of his time to Quantum Gravity Research (QGR), a research institute he founded in 2009. The mission of the organization is to discover the geometric first-principles unification of space, time, matter, energy, information and consciousness.
As the Director of QGR, Klee manages a dedicated team of mathematicians and physicists developing emergence theory. Since 2009, the team has published numerous papers and journal articles laying out some of the mathematical building blocks and axiomatic ideas for this unification model.
Klee is also the founder and owner of Irwin Naturals, an award-winning global natural supplement company providing alternative health and healing products sold in thousands of retailers ranging from Walmart to Whole Foods. Irwin Naturals is a long-time supporter of Vitamin Angels, which aims to provide lifesaving vitamins to mothers and children at risk of malnutrition thereby reducing preventable illness, blindness, and death and creating healthier communities.
Outside of his work in physics and nutraceuticals, such as CBD, Klee is active in supporting students, scientists, educators and founders in their aim to discover solutions leading to high impact positive change in the world. He has supported and invested in a wide range of people, causes and companies including Change.org, Upworthy, Donors Choose, Moon Express, Mayasil, the X PRIZE Foundation, and Singularity University, where he is an Associate Founder.
Quantum Gravity Research (QGR) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to discover the geometric first-principles unification of space, time, matter, energy, information and consciousness.
Klee's research has principally focused on the organization of dense aggregates of tetrahedra in three- and four-dimensional space. Emergence Theory's framework is described in the short film "What Is Reality?".
This new book by Klee discusses how this miracle molecule of the cannabis/hemp plant helps with countless medical conditions—everything from chronic pain and epilepsy to cancer, anxiety, and depression (and no, it can't get you high).
The very fundamental nature of our physical reality is still a mystery. Scientists around the world are still trying to discover a unification theory to explain why the two most currently accepted physics theories - general relativity and quantum mechanics - cannot reconcile one another.
Quantum Gravity Research is one of the teams on a mission to provide answers. The Los Angeles based team of physicists and mathematicians are developing a new, first-principles unified "theory of everything" called emergence theory, which attempts to unify the current theories with a creative new approach.
Klee explains the difference between hemp and marijuana, and the legalities around hemp as it pertains to the 2018 Farm Act.
Klee's personal blog with his thoughts on science, health, CBD, wellness and much more.
Klee discusses his life path, how he came to create Irwin Naturals and Quantum Gravity Research, and why CBD is so critical to our country at this moment in time.


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TestingBrowserProcess::TestingBrowserProcess()
    : notification_service_(content::NotificationService::Create()),
      module_ref_count_(0),
      app_locale_("en"),
      local_state_(NULL),
      io_thread_(NULL) {
}

TestingBrowserProcess::~TestingBrowserProcess() {
  EXPECT_FALSE(local_state_);
}

void TestingBrowserProcess::ResourceDispatcherHostCreated() {
}

void TestingBrowserProcess::EndSession() {
}

MetricsService* TestingBrowserProcess::metrics_service() {
  return NULL;
}

IOThread* TestingBrowserProcess::io_thread() {
  return io_thread_;
}

WatchDogThread* TestingBrowserProcess::watchdog_thread() {
  return NULL;
}

ProfileManager* TestingBrowserProcess::profile_manager() {
  return profile_manager_.get();
}

void TestingBrowserProcess::SetProfileManager(ProfileManager* profile_manager) {
  profile_manager_.reset(profile_manager);
}

PrefService* TestingBrowserProcess::local_state() {
  return local_state_;
}

chrome_variations::VariationsService*
    TestingBrowserProcess::variations_service() {
  return NULL;
}

policy::BrowserPolicyConnector*
    TestingBrowserProcess::browser_policy_connector() {
#if defined(ENABLE_CONFIGURATION_POLICY)
  if (!browser_policy_connector_.get())
    browser_policy_connector_.reset(new policy::BrowserPolicyConnector());
#endif
  return browser_policy_connector_.get();
}

policy::PolicyService* TestingBrowserProcess::policy_service() {
  if (!policy_service_.get()) {
#if defined(ENABLE_CONFIGURATION_POLICY)
    policy_service_.reset(
        browser_policy_connector()->CreatePolicyService(NULL));
#else
    policy_service_.reset(new policy::PolicyServiceStub());
#endif
  }
  return policy_service_.get();
}

IconManager* TestingBrowserProcess::icon_manager() {
  return NULL;
}

ThumbnailGenerator* TestingBrowserProcess::GetThumbnailGenerator() {
  return NULL;
}

BackgroundModeManager* TestingBrowserProcess::background_mode_manager() {
  return NULL;
}

StatusTray* TestingBrowserProcess::status_tray() {
  return NULL;
}

SafeBrowsingService* TestingBrowserProcess::safe_browsing_service() {
  return sb_service_.get();
}

safe_browsing::ClientSideDetectionService*
TestingBrowserProcess::safe_browsing_detection_service() {
  return NULL;
}

net::URLRequestContextGetter* TestingBrowserProcess::system_request_context() {
  return NULL;
}

#if defined(OS_CHROMEOS)
chromeos::OomPriorityManager* TestingBrowserProcess::oom_priority_manager() {
  return NULL;
}
#endif  // defined(OS_CHROMEOS)

ui::Clipboard* TestingBrowserProcess::clipboard() {
  if (!clipboard_.get()) {
    // Note that we need a MessageLoop for the next call to work.
    clipboard_.reset(new ui::Clipboard);
  }
  return clipboard_.get();
}

extensions::EventRouterForwarder*
TestingBrowserProcess::extension_event_router_forwarder() {
  return NULL;
}

NotificationUIManager* TestingBrowserProcess::notification_ui_manager() {
#if defined(ENABLE_NOTIFICATIONS)
  if (!notification_ui_manager_.get())
    notification_ui_manager_.reset(
        NotificationUIManager::Create(local_state()));
  return notification_ui_manager_.get();
#else
  NOTIMPLEMENTED();
  return NULL;
#endif
}

IntranetRedirectDetector* TestingBrowserProcess::intranet_redirect_detector() {
  return NULL;
}

AutomationProviderList* TestingBrowserProcess::GetAutomationProviderList() {
  return NULL;
}

void TestingBrowserProcess::InitDevToolsHttpProtocolHandler(
    Profile* profile,
    const std::string& ip,
    int port,
    const std::string& frontend_url) {
}

unsigned int TestingBrowserProcess::AddRefModule() {
  return ++module_ref_count_;
}

unsigned int TestingBrowserProcess::ReleaseModule() {
  DCHECK_GT(module_ref_count_, 0U);
  return --module_ref_count_;
}

bool TestingBrowserProcess::IsShuttingDown() {
  return false;
}

printing::PrintJobManager* TestingBrowserProcess::print_job_manager() {
  return NULL;
}

printing::PrintPreviewTabController*
TestingBrowserProcess::print_preview_tab_controller() {
#if defined(ENABLE_PRINTING)
  if (!print_preview_tab_controller_.get())
    print_preview_tab_controller_ = new printing::PrintPreviewTabController();
  return print_preview_tab_controller_.get();
#else
  NOTIMPLEMENTED();
  return NULL;
#endif
}

printing::BackgroundPrintingManager*
TestingBrowserProcess::background_printing_manager() {
#if defined(ENABLE_PRINTING)
  if (!background_printing_manager_.get()) {
    background_printing_manager_.reset(
        new printing::BackgroundPrintingManager());
  }
  return background_printing_manager_.get();
#else
  NOTIMPLEMENTED();
  return NULL;
#endif
}

const std::string& TestingBrowserProcess::GetApplicationLocale() {
  return app_locale_;
}

void TestingBrowserProcess::SetApplicationLocale(
    const std::string& app_locale) {
  app_locale_ = app_locale;
}

DownloadStatusUpdater* TestingBrowserProcess::download_status_updater() {
  return NULL;
}

DownloadRequestLimiter* TestingBrowserProcess::download_request_limiter() {
  return NULL;
}

bool TestingBrowserProcess::plugin_finder_disabled() const {
  return false;
}

ChromeNetLog* TestingBrowserProcess::net_log() {
  return NULL;
}

prerender::PrerenderTracker* TestingBrowserProcess::prerender_tracker() {
  if (!prerender_tracker_.get())
    prerender_tracker_.reset(new prerender::PrerenderTracker());
  return prerender_tracker_.get();
}

ComponentUpdateService* TestingBrowserProcess::component_updater() {
  return NULL;
}

CRLSetFetcher* TestingBrowserProcess::crl_set_fetcher() {
  return NULL;
}

void TestingBrowserProcess::SetLocalState(PrefService* local_state) {
  if (!local_state && notification_ui_manager_.get())
    notification_ui_manager_.reset();  // Used local_state_.
  local_state_ = local_state;
}

void TestingBrowserProcess::SetIOThread(IOThread* io_thread) {
  io_thread_ = io_thread;
}

void TestingBrowserProcess::SetBrowserPolicyConnector(
    policy::BrowserPolicyConnector* connector) {
  browser_policy_connector_.reset(connector);
}

void TestingBrowserProcess::SetSafeBrowsingService(
    SafeBrowsingService* sb_service) {
  sb_service_ = sb_service;
}

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Partial refunds are not pro-rated. They are calculated by determining what the value of travel is for the days that have been used up to that point and deducting that from the fee initially paid.
For example, if a customer bought an SYConnect + 28-Day ticket (£111.40) and returned it after one day, the refund would be £102.90. This is because the 1-Day SYConnect+ ticket costs £8.50, so that is the value of the travel used, and that is deducted from £111.40 to give the refund value.


The Founding Fathers recognized economic freedom as a cornerstone of free societies. And that fact was the subject of the most recent installment in Heritage's speakers series, "Free Markets: The Ethical Economic Choice.
Determined to protect economic freedom, America's founders "put it in writing." It is manifest throughout the Constitution, in the contracts clause, the takings clause, the Privileges and Immunities Clause, the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment Due Process Clauses, and elsewhere. Their desire to preserve limited government, private property, and freedom of commerce shines throughout the document.
This week, Heritage hosted Randy Barnett, the Carmack Waterhouse Professor of Legal Theory at Georgetown University, to discuss the Constitution and economic freedom. Thank you for empowering us to tell the truth about our founding principles, and to retell the story about the freedoms protected by the United States Constitution.
What can we do to further protect economic freedom in 2019?
breaking this law. Shall not infringe covers all their reasons.. Jail for the violators!!!!!!
We need to take action to modify the 2020 census. We need to have it identifiy And count legal citizens. Also non legal citizens. The number of congressman is determined by the number of people in a state. If the count for congressmen is not based on legal citizens, states with a lot of illegal people would have more congressional members.
Keep up the good work that has brought you the high esteem that you have.
We can urge our Congressmen and Senators to support President Trump fully on his working plans for business and our economy, and his work to make trade with other countries more fair to the U.S.A.
To protect our economic freedom, we must eliminate from Federal government any agency which is limiting our economic freedom when there is no real danger for public health or welfare. As an example, survival of unknown frog species should not stop economic growth or new business ventures.
There are a number of ways to protect economic freedom in the USA this year. First, continue to streamline regulations on businesses and keep taxes reasonable for every income level. The federal government could also eliminate as much waste as possible from each agency in order to reduce deficit spending and gradually balance the budget. States could also get rid of the death tax and refrain from impeding small business growth. Smaller minimum wage hikes every few years would be better for the economy so that entry level workers won't be priced out of the market. By contrast, steep hikes in the minimum wage can generate layoffs or a reduction in employee hours and increases in the cost of living for everyone. No one wins when wage hikes occur too often and are too steep. If people are free to participate in the economy, then free markets will flourish.
I would like to see some of your findings and recommendations among a variety of topics (ex. Federal Budget Deficit Elimination) find their way onto the editorial pages in local newspapers. People need to find out what is really going on and what could/should be done to make our country better for all of its citizens.
Lower taxes on individuals and corporations. Remove costly regulations against business that do nothing for the environment – and that level the playing field for smaller businesses.


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NTP Experiment-Test: 05217-05  INCIDENCE RATES OF NEOPLASMS BY ANATOMIC SITE (SYSTEMIC LESIONS ABRIDGED) (a)      Report: PEIRPT05
Study Type: CHRONIC                                        T-BUTYLHYDROQUINONE                                    Date: 04/04/96
Route: DOSED FEED                                                                                Time: 08:56:46
Facility:  Southern Research Institute
Chemical CAS #:  1948-33-0
Lock Date:  08/04/92
Cage Range:  All
Reasons For Removal:    All
Removal Date Range:     All
Treatment Groups:       Include All
a  Number of animals examined microscopically at site and number of animals with lesion
Page   1
B6C3F1 MICE FEMALE                        UNTREATD     0.125%       0.25%        0.5%
DISPOSITION SUMMARY
Animals Initially in Study                          60           60           60           60
Scheduled Sacrifice                                  9            8            9            6
Early Deaths
Moribund Sacrifice                                11            7            6            6
Natural Death                                      2           10            5            5
Terminal Sacrifice                                37           35           40           42
Natural Death                                      1                                      1
Animals Examined Microscopically                    60           60           60           60
Gallbladder                                        (58)         (58)         (56)         (60)
Intestine Large, Cecum                             (60)         (58)         (57)         (59)
Intestine Small, Duodenum                          (60)         (59)         (57)         (59)
Leiomyosarcoma                                                                          1 (2%)
Intestine Small, Jejunum                           (60)         (59)         (57)         (59)
Intestine Small, Ileum                             (60)         (59)         (56)         (59)
Liver                                              (60)         (60)         (60)         (60)
Hemangioma                                                    1 (2%)
Hemangiosarcoma                                  1 (2%)                                 1 (2%)
Hepatoblastoma                                                             1 (2%)
Hepatocellular Carcinoma                         7 (12%)      9 (15%)      7 (12%)      4 (7%)
Hepatocellular Carcinoma, Multiple               1 (2%)                    1 (2%)       1 (2%)
Hepatocellular Adenoma                           8 (13%)     11 (18%)     12 (20%)      4 (7%)
Hepatocellular Adenoma, Multiple                 1 (2%)       9 (15%)      5 (8%)       1 (2%)
Histiocytic Sarcoma                              1 (2%)       1 (2%)       1 (2%)       2 (3%)
Mesentery                                          (10)         (13)         (7)          (9)
Hepatocellular Carcinoma, Metastatic, Liver                                1 (14%)
Histiocytic Sarcoma                                                        1 (14%)
Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Metastatic, Stomach,
Forestomach                                              1 (8%)
Pancreas                                           (60)         (60)         (58)         (60)
Carcinoma                                                     1 (2%)
Hepatocellular Carcinoma, Metastatic, Liver                                1 (2%)
Salivary Glands                                    (60)         (60)         (60)         (58)
Sarcoma                                                       1 (2%)
Sarcoma, Metastatic, Skin                                     1 (2%)
Stomach, Forestomach                               (60)         (60)         (60)         (60)
Squamous Cell Carcinoma                                       1 (2%)
Squamous Cell Papilloma                          1 (2%)                                 2 (3%)
Stomach, Glandular                                 (60)         (60)         (58)         (60)
ALIMENTARY SYSTEM - cont
Adrenal Cortex                                     (60)         (59)         (59)         (60)
Capsule, Hepatocellular Carcinoma,
Metastatic, Liver                                                      1 (2%)
Adrenal Medulla                                    (60)         (59)         (60)         (60)
Pheochromocytoma Malignant                                                 1 (2%)
Pheochromocytoma Benign                          1 (2%)       1 (2%)
Islets, Pancreatic                                 (60)         (60)         (57)         (60)
Adenoma                                          1 (2%)                    1 (2%)
Pituitary Gland                                    (58)         (52)         (55)         (55)
Pars Distalis, Adenoma                           5 (9%)       5 (10%)      5 (9%)       4 (7%)
Pars Distalis, Carcinoma                                      1 (2%)
Pars Intermedia, Adenoma                                                                1 (2%)
Thyroid Gland                                      (60)         (59)         (59)         (60)
Follicular Cell, Adenoma                         1 (2%)       3 (5%)       2 (3%)       5 (8%)
GENERAL BODY SYSTEM
Tissue NOS                                                      (2)          (1)
Pelvic, Hemangiosarcoma, Multiple                                          1 (100%)
Clitoral Gland                                     (60)         (60)         (59)         (60)
Ovary                                              (59)         (57)         (56)         (56)
Cystadenoma                                      2 (3%)       2 (4%)       4 (7%)       2 (4%)
Granulosa Cell Tumor Malignant                                             1 (2%)
Histiocytic Sarcoma                              1 (2%)       1 (2%)       1 (2%)
Luteoma                                          1 (2%)
Teratoma NOS                                                                            1 (2%)
Uterus                                             (60)         (60)         (59)         (60)
Hemangiosarcoma                                  1 (2%)
Endometrium, Adenoma                             1 (2%)                    1 (2%)
Endometrium, Carcinoma                           1 (2%)
Endometrium, Polyp Stromal                                                 3 (5%)       1 (2%)
HEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM
Bone Marrow                                        (60)         (60)         (60)         (60)
Lymph Node                                         (7)          (8)          (12)         (9)
Iliac, Histiocytic Sarcoma                       1 (14%)                   1 (8%)
Inguinal, Histiocytic Sarcoma                                 1 (13%)
Mediastinal, Hepatocellular Carcinoma,
Mediastinal, Histiocytic Sarcoma                                           1 (8%)
Renal, Histiocytic Sarcoma                       1 (14%)                   1 (8%)
Lymph Node, Mandibular                             (57)         (60)         (59)         (57)
Lymph Node, Mesenteric                             (59)         (56)         (58)         (56)
Histiocytic Sarcoma                              1 (2%)                    1 (2%)       2 (4%)
Spleen                                             (60)         (60)         (59)         (60)
Hemangiosarcoma                                                            1 (2%)
Histiocytic Sarcoma                              1 (2%)       1 (2%)
Thymus                                             (53)         (59)         (56)         (54)
Histiocytic Sarcoma                                                                     1 (2%)
INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
Mammary Gland                                      (60)         (59)         (60)         (60)
Carcinoma                                                                               1 (2%)
Myoepithelioma                                                             1 (2%)
Skin                                               (60)         (60)         (60)         (60)
Basal Cell Carcinoma                             1 (2%)
Squamous Cell Papilloma                                                                 1 (2%)
Subcutaneous Tissue, Fibrosarcoma                                          1 (2%)       1 (2%)
Subcutaneous Tissue, Histiocytic Sarcoma         1 (2%)       2 (3%)       1 (2%)       1 (2%)
Subcutaneous Tissue, Sarcoma                     2 (3%)       2 (3%)       1 (2%)
Bone                                               (60)         (60)         (60)         (60)
Osteosarcoma                                                                            1 (2%)
Skeletal Muscle                                    (1)          (1)          (2)
Lung                                               (60)         (60)         (60)         (60)
Alveolar/Bronchiolar Adenoma                     3 (5%)       2 (3%)       4 (7%)       3 (5%)
Alveolar/Bronchiolar Adenoma, Multiple           1 (2%)
Alveolar/Bronchiolar Carcinoma                   2 (3%)                    1 (2%)
Basal Cell Carcinoma, Metastatic, Skin           1 (2%)
Hepatoblastoma, Metastatic, Liver                                          1 (2%)
Hepatocellular Carcinoma, Metastatic, Liver      1 (2%)       1 (2%)       4 (7%)       2 (3%)
Histiocytic Sarcoma                                           1 (2%)       1 (2%)       1 (2%)
Osteosarcoma, Metastatic, Bone                                                          1 (2%)
Sarcoma, Metastatic, Skin                                                  1 (2%)
Mediastinum, Squamous Cell Carcinoma,
Metastatic, Stomach, Forestomach                          1 (2%)
SPECIAL SENSES SYSTEM
Harderian Gland                                                 (1)          (6)          (1)
Adenoma                                                                    6 (100%)     1 (100%)
Carcinoma                                                     1 (100%)
Kidney                                             (60)         (60)         (59)         (59)
Urinary Bladder                                    (60)         (59)         (59)         (59)
Histiocytic Sarcoma                                                        1 (2%)
SYSTEMIC LESIONS
Multiple Organs                                   *(60)        *(60)        *(60)        *(60)
Lymphoma Malignant                               3 (5%)       9 (15%)     10 (17%)      8 (13%)
Lymphoma Malignant Mixed                                      1 (2%)
*   Number of animals with any tissue examined microscopically
TUMOR SUMMARY
Total Animals with Primary Neoplasms (b)            33          42          38          33
Total Primary Neoplasms                           47          62          73          49
Total Animals with Benign Neoplasms                 23          26          27          19
Total Benign Neoplasms                            26          34          44          25
Total Animals with Malignant Neoplasms              18          23          22          22
Total Malignant Neoplasms                         21          28          29          23
Total Animals with Metastatic Neoplasms              2           3           6           3
Total Metastatic Neoplasm                          2           6          12           3
Total Animals with Malignant Neoplasms
Uncertain Primary Site
Total Animals with Neoplasms Uncertain-
Benign or Malignant                                                                      1
Total Uncertain Neoplasms                                                              1
b  Primary tumors: all tumors except metastatic tumors
B6C3F1 MICE MALE                          UNTREATD     0.125%       0.25%        0.5%
Scheduled Sacrifice                                 10           10            9            9
Natural Death                                      4            1            6            2
Moribund Sacrifice                                 6            3            7            7
Accidently Killed                                  1
Carcinoma                                                     1 (2%)       3 (5%)
Carcinoma                                        1 (2%)
Hemangioma                                       1 (2%)
Hemangiosarcoma                                  1 (2%)       1 (2%)       1 (2%)       1 (2%)
Hemangiosarcoma, Multiple                        2 (3%)                                 1 (2%)
Hepatocellular Carcinoma                         5 (8%)       9 (15%)      8 (13%)      8 (13%)
Hepatocellular Carcinoma, Multiple               3 (5%)       2 (3%)       4 (7%)       1 (2%)
Hepatocellular Adenoma                          22 (37%)     15 (25%)     18 (30%)     11 (18%)
Hepatocellular Adenoma, Multiple                 7 (12%)      8 (13%)      5 (8%)       3 (5%)
Mesentery                                          (2)          (7)          (15)         (1)
Histiocytic Sarcoma                                           1 (14%)      2 (13%)
Histiocytic Sarcoma                                           1 (2%)
Squamous Cell Papilloma                                       1 (2%)       1 (2%)       2 (3%)
Carcinoid Tumor Benign                                        1 (2%)
Heart                                              (60)         (60)         (60)         (60)
Subcapsular, Adenoma                             1 (2%)       4 (7%)       1 (2%)       2 (3%)
Adenoma                                          1 (2%)       1 (2%)                    2 (3%)
Parathyroid Gland                                  (59)         (56)         (58)         (53)
Adenoma                                                                                1 (2%)
Pars Distalis, Adenoma                           1 (2%)
Follicular Cell, Adenoma                         1 (2%)       1 (2%)       2 (3%)
Follicular Cell, Carcinoma                                                              1 (2%)
Epididymis                                         (60)         (60)         (60)         (59)
Preputial Gland                                    (60)         (59)         (59)         (59)
Testes                                             (60)         (60)         (60)         (60)
Interstitial Cell, Adenoma                                                              1 (2%)
Hemangiosarcoma                                               1 (2%)                    1 (2%)
Histiocytic Sarcoma                                           1 (2%)       1 (2%)
Lymph Node                                         (3)          (3)          (6)          (3)
Iliac, Histiocytic Sarcoma                                                 2 (33%)
Mediastinal, Histiocytic Sarcoma                              1 (33%)      1 (17%)
Pancreatic, Histiocytic Sarcoma                                            1 (17%)
Renal, Histiocytic Sarcoma                                    1 (33%)      1 (17%)
Hemangioma                                                                 1 (2%)
Hemangiosarcoma                                  4 (7%)       1 (2%)
HEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM - cont
Subcutaneous Tissue, Hemangiosarcoma             2 (3%)       1 (2%)       1 (2%)
Subcutaneous Tissue, Lipoma                      1 (2%)
Skeletal Muscle                                    (2)                       (1)          (1)
Hemangiosarcoma, Multiple                        1 (50%)
Histiocytic Sarcoma                                                        1 (100%)
Alveolar/Bronchiolar Adenoma                    11 (18%)      9 (16%)     10 (17%)     10 (17%)
Alveolar/Bronchiolar Adenoma, Multiple           1 (2%)       2 (3%)       1 (2%)
Alveolar/Bronchiolar Carcinoma                   3 (5%)       3 (5%)       2 (3%)       4 (7%)
Alveolar/Bronchiolar Carcinoma, Multiple                      2 (3%)       1 (2%)       2 (3%)
Hepatocholangiocarcinoma, Metastatic, Liver      1 (2%)
Ear                                                                                (1)
External Ear, Histiocytic Sarcoma                                                       1 (100%)
Harderian Gland                                    (3)          (9)          (6)          (3)
Adenoma                                          2 (67%)      8 (89%)      4 (67%)      3 (100%)
Carcinoma                                                                  2 (33%)
Bilateral, Adenoma                               1 (33%)
Lymphoma Malignant                               4 (7%)       2 (3%)       6 (10%)      4 (7%)
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Total Metastatic Neoplasm                          5           1           2           1
Benign or Malignant
Total Uncertain Neoplasms
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2. Iron Maiden - Killers Picking a favorite Maiden album for me is like picking a favorite out of your children. Powerslave, Piece of Mind, Seventh son of a Seventh Son (and on many days, I'll pick this one)...Number of The Beast but of all their many, many, good albums I keep coming back to this one. Love Bruce best overall, but this album with Di'Anno is just too damn good played loud.
3. Black Sabbath - Sabotage Paranoid gets all the love. But this is my absolute favorite and I think their best work I've heard. Symptom of The Universe (some call the greatest riff ever), The Writ (best Sabbath w/Ozzy song of all time!), Am I Going Insane, Megalomania, Hole In The Sky, Thrill of It All, brilliant instrumental...just flatout epic piece of work.
4. Sepultura - Beneath The Remains What can I say? For the longest time Max was my music hero. As I said before I went out and got the Sepultura and Soulfly logo's tatted on my legs for life FFS lol. I don't know, Schizophrenia is as good, but this one makes me nostalgia harder.
5. Judas Priest - Painkiller Rob Halford is openly gay. But that don't bug me, I ain't no homophobe! Freddy Mercury, Elton John.....vocalists can be gay, it doesn't change the beautiful singing that comes out of their cockholsters. Should it even matter that he's gay really?!!!!!!!!!!


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Inter Area Youth Championships – Report – NW defend title!
The North West girls returned to the Milton Keynes bowl on Sunday 11th November to try and defend their title as the Inter Area Youth Championships. After an early start and a journey down to the Midlands, Martha Gill, Henrietta Colbourne and Jessica Wilkinson were ready to race as they had last year, with a 4th addition in the form of Rosa Martin!
Last minute preparations of checking tyre pressures and number pinning were completed and the team went to check out the new course. It was made up of long repeated hills and drags with snaking corners up and down as well as a few slippy running sections. A final drink and warm up was followed by the team gridding. They were ready!
The whistle blew. All 86 riders clipped in and thundered along the tarmac to the first drag where the bunch began to string out rapidly. With boys flying everywhere, the girls steadily moved up the race where the leading girls were in sight. After a few inclines Jessica connected to the front in a group of 5 and moved comfortably into 3rd as the tough course took its toll.
Martha's fantastic start and experienced mountain biking skills played to her advantage as she rolled smoothly over each corner, reeling in the riders ahead. She soon had herself placed firmly in 4th position, where she would remain for the duration of the race.
Meanwhile, not too far behind was Henrietta who was also making the most of the course, riding effortlessly up the top 10. She continued to ride brilliantly and carried on catching riders throughout the race.
Rosa Martin, who like Henrietta is still a first year U16, was securing more vital points for the North West total. Even after taking a hard fall joining from the grass to tarmac didn't get the better of her. She picked herself up and rode a brave race to support her team.
The mud gradually got even slippier and it was Jessica who took the next tumble, misjudging one of the many greasy corners. The 2nd place rider moved even further away but with support from the pit crew duo Clive and Karen she moved ever closer, before eventually catching her on the penultimate lap, moving into 2nd place.
Martha and Henrietta were next over the line, securing top 10 finishes of 4th and 7th. They were soon joined by Rosa and it was smiles all round as they learnt how well they'd done.
A quick bucket wash and then change in Martha's spacious van was followed by a podium presentation. 3rd place: Yorkshire… 2nd place: Wales… and 1st place: NORTH WEST! They had successfully defended their titles as the Inter Area Youth Champions!
The afternoon was topped off with the veterans' race in which Dave Headon, Sean Beswick, Mark Ferguson and Pete Middleton had their turn on the gruelling circuit. The girls jumped in for a bit of pitting as the vets rode a fantastic race, securing a 7th place overall. A vast improvement from last time!


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The owner knew that the dog presented a danger to others before your bite.
Q:	Who is going to pay me for my dog bite injuries?
A:	The owner of the dog is legally responsible for your damages. However, in most cases the owner's insurance company will be paying your settlement. In many cases we are able to recover from a person's homeowner's insurance policy or general liability policy.
Q:	What damages can I recover?
A:	The law entitles you to recover for your medical bills, lost wages, prescriptions, mileage to and from the doctor, physical pain, mental suffering, permanent disfigurement (scarring) and future medical care. Additional damages may be available depending on the facts of your case.
Q:	What should I do following a dog bite?
Get medical treatment immediately! Dog bites can become infected very easily and dogs can carry diseases.
Get the name, address and phone number of the dog's owner if at all possible.
Report the dog bite to Animal Control in the county where the dog bite occurred. This is very important.
Take regular photos of your wounds so that they can be used in the settlement process. If possible, take pictures of where the attack took place.
Write down how the attack happened. Details are important. You will want to specify date, time, location, etc. You will also want to keep a record of any witnesses to the attack.
Do NOT speak with any insurance company about your case. An insurance adjuster may call and ask to record your conversation on tape "as part of the investigation". Do NOT allow the insurance company to do this. The adjuster's job is to find a way to deny your claim or to minimize what you recover for your injuries. Recorded statements are used AGAINST you at a later date. The insurance company will never use a recorded statement to help you in any way. Let your lawyer deal with the insurance company.
Q:	Do I have to "sue" the dog's owner to get paid for my injuries?
A:	No, not necessarily. Most of our dog bite cases are settled outside of Court. In most instances, our extensive experience with dog bite cases allows us to prove our cases to insurance companies before having to file a lawsuit. If the insurance company denies liability for your injuries, a lawsuit may become necessary. This is fairly rare, but we are well equipped to litigate your case if a fair settlement is not possible.
Q:	When should I hire a lawyer?
A. As soon as possible. Dog bite cases are very fact specific. Good cases can be ruined very easily if they are not handled correctly from the start. In addition, witnesses move, memories fade, evidence disappears and people make mistakes when handling their own cases. Don't risk your rights by waiting.
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A.	Bradley Law Group is paid on a "contingent fee" basis. This means that we do not get paid a legal fee if you do not get paid for your dog bite. If we are successful in getting you paid, the law firm takes a fraction of the settlement at the end of your case as compensation.
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Have we all heard the news that the venerable old Encyclopaedia Britannica, after more than two centuries, will no longer publish its print edition? This comes on the heels of other disappearances that I've lamented (the Schwann Catalog, for example).
As I've also said before, the demise of printed encyclopedias per se is not necessarily bad. They were expensive, bulky, and most important, out of date almost as soon as they were published, rapidly becoming as unused and unwanted as printed telephone books. EB has undoubtedly made a good - and necessary - business decision.
Britannica has said it will continue publishing its online product, but this may be an uphill struggle for survival. Wikipedia is free (but now requests donations from users), Britannica online will run you $70 a year. How many users will find an EB subscription worth the cost? I may - I'm thinking about it.
Britannica can be considered authoritative and unbiased; Wikipedia will likely be more up-to-date, and could be authoritative depending on who has wikied it recently; but on many topics, it's informational quicksand, a constantly shifting amalgam of fact, objectivity, myth, and bias. Again, as I noted just yesterday relative to a slightly different subject matter, the trend leads us toward slanted information.
Today once again, we awake to darkness when in should be light. Regular readers of Morning Fog know why: It's the day we all get to hustle around and re-set clocks but more importantly, and depressingly, the day the 5:30 AM light disappears for roughly another six weeks.
Despite all evidence that there is no concrete benefit to it and in fact it may be harmful,* Congress continues to impose this idiotic time shift on us. I suppose we can be glad, at least, that they didn't lengthen the misnamed "daylight saving" by extending it still further, beginning in February rather than in March.
In today's brave new world in which every topic becomes politicized, why can't libertarians go to work on something that makes sense, like the abolition of DST?
And in a world of increasingly sloppy journalism, could reporters please stop telling us that we are getting an "extra hour of sunshine" by shifting to DST? There are no extra hours; if there were we could just time-shift about 8 hours, and that way we'd get daylight all day!


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Shelly Yachimovitch (en , on prononce Yekhimovitch), née le  à Kfar Saba, est une journaliste, présentatrice de radio et de télévision et femme politique israélienne.

De 2006 à 2019, elle est députée à la Knesset et est présidente du Parti travailliste israélien entre 2011 et 2013.

Biographie

Enfance
Son père était ouvrier dans le bâtiment et sa mère était professeur. Ils sont tous les deux, d'origine polonaise et survivants de la shoah. Dans son enfance, elle étudia à l'école Ostrovsky de Ra'anana, mais après un incident avec la direction de l'école, Yachimovitch part étudier à l'Internat Wizo-Hadassim, à Even-Yehuda. Elle est diplômée de l'université Ben Gourion du Néguev en sciences du comportement (psychologie, sociologie et anthropologie).

Carrière journalistique
Yachimovitch a entamé sa carrière de journaliste à Al Amishmar, organe aujourd'hui défunt du MAPAM et très proche d'ARTZI, la branche marxisante du mouvement kibboutzique. Elle rejoint ensuite la radio d'État, Kol Israel dans le sud, puis accède à la rédaction en chef, s'occupant des sujets tels que le travail, l'économie et la politique. Elle a présenté le programme économique hebdomadaire « Tzeva Hakessef » à Rehet Bet. Quand Razi Barkai, présentateur de Kol Israël prend sa retraite, elle est choisie par Shalom Kital pour le remplacer. Elle présente ainsi durant  sept ans pour le programme populaire « Hakol Diburim », et pour lequel elle a assumé un rôle important dans le façonnement de son agenda. Elle apporta un agenda féministe et social en direct sur la radio, et avec sa collègue Karmela Menashe elle donna une plateforme stable pour le mouvement « Quatre Mères », jusqu'au retrait de l'Armée de défense d'Israël du Liban.

En , Yachimovitch quitte Reshet Bet et rejoint la deuxième chaîne israélienne, pour laquelle elle occupe un poste de présentatrice pour la version israélienne de « Meet the Press ». Elle y donne ses propres commentaires socio-économiques (Giluy Da'at) et pointe des liens entre capital et gouvernement. Dans le même temps, elle participe à Galey Tzahal et diffuse une fois par semaine le programme d'affaires courantes de Razi Barkai Ma Boer.

Carrière politique
Le , deux semaines après l'élection d'Amir Peretz à la direction du Parti travailliste, Yachimovich annonce qu'elle quitte le journalisme pour se consacrer à sa carrière politique. Elle est candidate pour la liste du Parti travailliste lors de la  Knesset. Elle est élue  et devint ainsi, après les élections législatives, députée à la Knesset. Elle est membre du comité financier du Parlement, et du comité d'inspection de l'État. En tant que membre du Parlement, elle dirige l'action extensive et la législation des affaires sociales et économiques, se concentrant sur les droits des travailleurs et plus particulièrement sur les ouvriers.

Le , aux primaires du Parti travailliste, elle est désignée comme  de la liste pour les élections à la  Knesset, devenant ainsi une des figures de proue du parti. Le , elle est élue présidente du Parti travailliste et figure parmi ceux qui conduisent la liste pour la  Knesset lors des élections législatives de . Le , elle est battue par Isaac Herzog à la présidence du Parti travailliste par 58,5 % contre 41,5 %.

En 2017, elle se présente à l'élection pour la présidence de la centrale syndicale Histadrout. L'élection est prévue pour le  et Yachimovich est opposée au président sortant Avi Nissenkorn. Yachimovich obtient 38 % des voix lors de l'élection mais dénonce des fraudes massives.

Le , Avi Gabbay, président du Parti travailliste décide unilatéralement de dissoudre l'Union sioniste. Le Parti travailliste devient alors le premier parti d'opposition à la Knesset et Gabbay nomme Yachimovich cheffe de l'opposition à la Knesset à la place de Tzipi Livni.

Yachimovich est élue à la Knesset lors des élections législatives d'avril 2019 mais le Parti travailliste réalise un très mauvais score (4,4 %). Aucun gouvernement ne peut être formé par Benyamin Netanyahou et la Knesset est dissoute. En juillet, Yachimovich décide de quitter la politique et de ne pas se présenter aux élections législatives de septembre.

Publications
Yachimovich est l'auteur de deux romans best-sellers : « Eshet Ish » (Keshet, 2001) et « Mishakey Zuggot » (Keshet, 2003). Elle publie son manifeste politique dans son livre « Nous – sur l'économie, la société, la moralité et la nationalité en Israël » (Am Oved, 2011).

Vie privée
Elle vit à Tel Aviv et est mère de deux enfants, Gal et Rama.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Liens externes
  « Blog officiel en anglais », sur le site The Huffington Post

Membre de la Knesset
Femme politique israélienne
Personnalité du Parti travailliste (Israël)
Étudiant de l'université Ben Gourion du Néguev
Naissance à Kfar Saba
Naissance en mars 1960


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If you're a coffee fanatic like I am, coffee cupping is an experience I highly recommend you try.
Yesterday, I had the opportunity to experience coffee cupping for the first time, sampling coffees at Stone Creek Coffee Factory in downtown Milwaukee.
Cupping is a process of smelling aromas and tasting flavors of freshly ground coffee, used by professionals, like Steve Hawthorne at Stone Creek, to determine a coffee's quality.
Coffee is sniffed dry, then brewed and sniffed and finally tasted, with values and notes recorded on a 1-10 scale for later review and comparison.
I found the Stone Creek Factory building and my cupping experience fascinating. Before cupping, Steve and Eric from Stone Creek gave us a tour of the facility to see coffee being roasted and the packaging operations in action.
Cupping was quite the experience. I was surprised at the complexity of aromas and tastes in each coffee, determined by the region where it was grown. Of the 4 coffees we tried, my favorite was the smoky, chocolatey flavor and aroma of a Brazilian coffee.
If you love coffee and have a chance to experience cupping, give it a try. If you're in Milwaukee, Stone Creek offers a public cupping session every other Friday morning at 9am at their Factory location on 5th and St. Paul. Give them a call at (414) 270-1008 to sign up for a cupping session.
Thanks to Eric Resch, Steve Hawthorne and Melissa Perez at Stone Creek for making the coffee cupping session happen. I had a great time!
Other articles: Daily Cupo - Cupping vs French Press: What Is The Most Difference?


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A local gangster terrorizes a town. When a young local man stands up to the gangster the villain brings in a group of foreign hit men who like to dress as cowboys to pacify the town. Ultimately only one man can rise up to bring them down and save the town.


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Southampton researcher joins £3m project to fight antimicrobial resistance
Published: 3 June 2015
University of Southampton researcher Dr Syma Khalid is part of a multidisciplinary collaboration that has been awarded over £3m funding to help tackle the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance.
The funding, from the Medical Research Council (MRC) and the Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), will allow Dr Khalid and a team of researchers from the Universities of Newcastle, Oxford, Sheffield and Warwick (who are leading the project) to investigate a vital link in the chain of antimicrobial resistance – the bacterial cell wall.
The project will look at how certain antibiotics, such as penicillin, target the peptidoglycan protein, the main component of the wall, at the biochemical, structural and cellular levels. These antibiotics target the final stage of the production of this protective cell wall, but the precise details of how, and what they do, remain unresolved. By learning more about this process, the researchers will have a better understanding of how to develop new and effective antibiotics.
Dr Syma Khalid
Dr Khalid, a member of the University's Network for Anti-Microbial Resistance and Infection Prevention (NAMRIP), will bring together data from project partners, who are working in structural biology and mathematical modelling, to construct models that explain the interactions between the cell wall, the proteins and penicillin and other similar antibiotics.
Dr Khalid says: "The main theme to the research in my group is the use of computational techniques to explore the structure-function relationships of a range of biological molecules and systems."
Professor Tim Leighton, Chair of NAMRIP, adds: "Syma is a tremendous researcher and we are delighted by, and proud of, her success, which is part of NAMRIP's strategy of attacking the problems of antimicrobial resistance and infection prevention from all angles. Her work in bacterial membrane proteins has established her reputation in the field and she will undertake a vital part of this prestigious collaboration, as she brings together the data from various partners in simulations of molecular dynamics."
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Aerodynamic? Yeah, that's why NASA chose it. Because it's not like Helvetica is used on nearly every other government-related structure or document. It's the No. 1 Choice for Uncle Sam.
I'm still trying to memorize the 61 things we're supposed to know about the Discovery astronauts.


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Black Clover, Vol. 3
Book #3 of Black Clover
By Yuki Tabata
In a world of magic, Asta, a boy with anti-magic powers, will do whatever it takes to become the Wizard King!
Asta is a young boy who dreams of becoming the greatest mage in the kingdom. Only one problem—he can't use any magic! Luckily for Asta, he receives the incredibly rare five-leaf clover grimoire that gives him the power of anti-magic. Can someone who can't use magic really become the Wizard King? One thing's for sure—Asta will never give up!
Asta and his teammates were ready for trouble when they were sent into a magical dungeon full of traps, but going up against the Diamond Kingdom may be too much for them to handle. Even Yuno couldn't stand up to Mars and his mineral magic—does Asta have a chance...?!
Yuki Tabata
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Good morning, here are your Sunday's Patriots news 1-7, & AFC East Notes.
We hope everyone made it thru the first big winter storm that rolled thru the area this week. If you lived on the coast, some areas were hit really hard with some awful flooding. That's mother nature's way of reminding us that she can really pack a wallop. Let's hope everyone is ok and back in their homes soon.
It Has to be Playoff Time When You See…:
Unless you've been on a winter trip in the Amazon, by now you've heard about the story in ESPN about the Patriots coming apart at the seams and the feuding going on between Patriots owner Robert Kraft, head coach Bill Belichick and Tom Brady.
It never ceases to amaze that the network always "breaks" these stories around the time the playoffs are going on…coincidence? A few of the items in the story just jump out, so our two cents on these, in no particular order:
-Trade Demanded by #12: If you believe that Tom Brady forced Robert Kraft to force Bill Belichick to trade Jimmy Garoppolo, you just haven't paid any attention to what's been going on around these parts for the past 17 years. Brady lives for competition, it drives him and it has been why he's so successful.
How many times have we talked about and remarked how competitive he is…in practice? Brady regularly treats practice in training camp like a playoff game. If the Patriots' coaches told him that Garoppolo is soon to take over, it's going to light a fire under his butt, not drive him to run to Kraft demanding Jimmy G. gets traded.
Brady has always adopted an almost warrior-type bushido in his professional career. The average man looks at events that occur in his life as a blessing or a curse. The warrior looks upon those same events as a challenge.
-Garoppolo Turned Down $17-18 Million Dollar Extension: This one got into specifics and was perhaps the biggest surprise of the entire piece. Supposed, the Patriots went to Garoppolo and Don Yee, his manager, who also reps Brady and offered him a nice extension but were turned down. Two Patriots insiders Tom E. Curran, and Mark Daniels have their own sources and stated that this never happened. As for Garoppolo being locked out of the TB12 clinic next door? Please. This fall, I walked into the front door of the place, looking for alternatives to gel injections for arthritic knees and waltzed right in. That's one of the more ridiculous mentions. And as for Garoppolo claiming that Brady refused to help him? Well, a month ago Brady said that the two still talk regularly and have a great relationship. Garoppolo gave Brady credit for helping him in a presser for the Niners…hmm.
-Brady and Belichick Are Feuding Over Guerrero: While there may be a slight lingering of hurt feelings over Guerrero, I wrote here two weeks ago that even those I believe to be overblown. Belichick needs one voice in the locker room and on the field and that is the team's. Many of the beat writers have said that the relationship between the coach and QB has never been a close personal one but a close professional one.
And you're dealing with big egos here. Are there going to be disagreements and even arguments? After a 17-year marriage? Are you kidding me? When you put two Type-A personalities in the same room, of course, there will be plenty of those…it comes with the territory. I can speak from personal experience. As the Commander of a Special Forces A-Team, it was never-ending. Put 12 Green Berets in a room to plan an operation, get your popcorn and watch the show. We used to joke that the only difference between God and a Green Beret was that God didn't think he was a Green Beret… So the fact that Belichick and Brady have huge egos isn't either news or a surprise.
A few of the other tidbits, that the young players call Brady "sir"…that is laughable. And if they did, shame on them. Many of the players, especially Brissett and Garoppolo when they were here cracked on Brady because of his age. And Brady bristling about not getting "Patriots Player of the Week" is pretty bizarre. He's never been about individual awards but about team accomplishments. See the first paragraph.
But perhaps the most intriguing thing about this entire piece was the fact that the author got so many juicy quotes from team staffers. The beat guys work for years to build up relationships that open up a crack in an organization that is more locked down than Langley. And yet a guy, who rarely, if ever comes here, blows into town for a few weeks and gets over a dozen people to open up to him and give these incredible quotes which were the true meat of the story.
In the words of the Wells Report…"it is more probable than not" that there was just maybe a little bit of exaggeration there. Either that or the author missed his calling and belongs in the above-mentioned cubicles of Langley since it would qualify as a tremendous amount of elicitation in a record amount of time.
"We Stand United", Patriots Big Three Answer:
Again, you know it is playoff time when the Patriots have to answer questions about ridiculous scandals that never show up until January. The timing of the ESPN piece was not a coincidence since it was posted just hours after the team was released for a few days during the bye week before the Divisional Playoff prep.
But respond they did, the Patriots released what they characterized as a joint statement from Robert Kraft, Bill Belichick and Tom Brady to address the latest round of hoopla. The team minced no words on calling some parts of the article "highly exaggerated" or "flat-out inaccurate."
Perhaps the most intriguing of the team's response was the one line that could mean nothing or perhaps is telling where they addressed the future. "We look forward to the enormous challenge of competing in the postseason and the opportunity to work together in the future." Stay tuned. So, back to football
Patricia's Defense Ends up Top 5 In Points Allowed:
For all the criticism about the Patriots defense in 2017 and much of it deserved, especially early in the season, Matt Patricia's unit excelled in the one area that is most important. Points allowed.
The Patriots defense finished 5th in the NFL in points allowed, giving up 18.5 points per game. During the first four games of the season the unit allowed 128 points (32 points per game), however during the last 12 games, the defense allowed just 168 points (14 points per game). That speaks to the way that Patricia coached them to tighten up in the red zone. The Patriots defense was 4th in the NFL in the number of red zone TDs allowed and 1st in the league in the scoring percentage allowed in Red-Zone possessions.
That's not to say that the Patriots defense is a Top 5 unit, but are they good enough to get them to Minnesota and win in the Super Bowl? The short answer is yes. And Patricia who already has interviewed with the Giants and Lions for head coaching opportunities has a lot to do with their success.
Who Takes Over as Coordinators if Josh McDaniels and Matt Patricia Leave:
Just as the usual stories arise to distract the team every playoff season, the Black Monday coaches purges always bring many of the Belichick assistants into the limelight.
McDaniels is rumored to be on the Giants radar as a frontrunner while Patricia is also rumored as the top choice for the Detroit Lions. So, if these two excellent coordinators do indeed leave this offseason, who takes over and is will there be an appreciable drop in the collective performances in each unit?
The first part is easy, the second will have to wait. Chad O'Shea would be the front-runner to replace McDaniels as the Offensive Coordinator, although the rumor mill has the Pats going after former coach Brian Daboll who is now the OC for the Alabama Crimson Tide who are preparing for the National Title Game against Georgia. O'Shea has been with the team since 2009 and is currently the team's Wide Receivers Coach.
The favorite on Defense is Linebackers Coach Brian Flores. Flores coincidentally is also in the interviewing process for the Arizona Cardinals as their next head coach as Bruce Arians retired. Flores is on the Cards radar for a reason, despite not having any coordinator experience, he's just about done it all with the Patriots. After graduating from BC, he joined the Pats as a scouting assistant. After two years, he became a full-time scout. Then after two years, he became a coaching assistant with the Special Teams. He's served as a defensive and offensive assistant, then became the safeties coach before moving over to the linebackers in 2016.
Flores may be a year or two early for a head coaching job but he's an extremely well-rounded coach who garners great respect from his players. He has been being groomed for the DC job. He's called the defensive signals for both the 2016-17 preseason finales where Belichick begins the grooming for assistants. O'Shea called the signals for the offense this season in the finale against the Giants as Patricia and McDaniels both got the night off.
Will they succeed? Time will tell, but the way Belichick grills his assistants early and then grooms them for bigger and better responsibilities has always seemed to bear fruit. I would expect both to do well if indeed Patricia and McDaniels move on.
Harrison Signing Was a Potential Big Return on Small Investment:
Once James Harrison was released by the Steelers, the Patriots invited him to Foxboro and signed him for the remainder of the season. Which, cost them about $57K. After what we saw against the Jets, it was a bargain.
After the normal drivel of "they signed him to get the Pittsburgh playbook" nonsense, Bill Belichick put those thoughts to rest. After just about 4-5 days of prep time, Harrison played quite a bit against the Jets and played well. Regardless of his age, (39), Harrison keeps himself in excellent condition and has fresh legs, having played a total of 40 snaps for the Steelers all season. Harrison made a couple of nice plays, burying Robby Anderson with a big hit short of the sticks on a third down as well as a couple of sacks, including a strip sack of Bryce Petty.
Harrison admitted to being a bit nervous about his first action with the team. Equating himself to a rookie stating, "it is like starting your rookie season. New game plan, you got to pick things up." He even sounded a bit like Belichick when he talked about "just doing my job" and gave credit to his teammates. "I was getting a lot of help from the guys around me.
If Harrison can give the Patriots 25-30 plays like that in the next few weeks, it will be a boost for the defense. Don't forget, he had big plays against Eric Fisher and the Chiefs both last year in the playoffs and this season in the regular season.
Brady, Gronkowski Named First Team All-Pro:
The Patriots dynamic duo were the only two members of the team named as first-team All-Pro by the Associated Press. It was Gronkowski's fourth time on the list while surprisingly it was just Brady's third selection.
Brady easily distanced Eagles QB Carson Wentz after the Eagles signal caller went down with an injury forcing him on IR a few weeks. Brady is expected to be named as the league's MVP. He also won the MVP in both 2007 and in 2010. Gronkowski, also, easily distanced himself from Chiefs Travis Kelce at tight end.
Who Do You Like This Week NFL Wildcard Weekend:
Last week 13-3 mark. Regular Season Total: 170-86.
Saturday: Titans at Chiefs – Kansas City
Falcons at Rams – Atlanta
Sunday: Bills at Jaguars – Jacksonville
Panthers at Saints – New Orleans
Eastbound and Down…AFC East Notes:
Bills Need to be Creative Against the Jaguars:
The Buffalo Bills have the 31st ranked passing attack in the NFL. Tyrod Taylor is the lowest ranked QB in the playoffs. They're on the road facing the #1 pass defense in the NFL that allows just 169 yards per game. Their work is cut out for them in the Wildcard Game. Is it season over for the BIlls? Not so fast.
Buffalo can't go in with the mindset that they've had all season by trying to be conservative and win by running the ball. If they do that, it will be a long quiet plane ride home. They're going to have to be creative and take shots in the passing game.
Play action passes on first down, be willing to take risks, something Taylor is loathe to do will be the only way they score enough to win. Empty the playbook, get Kelvin Benjamin involved and let Taylor run.
On defense, the Bills rush defense will be up against it with Jax's Leonard Fournette, but again, with an approach of loading the box and daring Blake Bortles to beat them may work. The Bills secondary can hold their own but a conservative approach won't win them the game. Sean McDermott is on the clock. How will they proceed?
Landry fined $48K, Dolphins Fans Rejoice "Patriots Downfall":
The Miami Dolphins were assessed three fines for the finale against the Buffalo Bills. Worst hit was WR Jarvis Landry who assessed a $48,620 fine for unsportsmanlike conduct and abuse of an official. Kenyan Drake was fined $12,154. Landry was considered a repeat offender by the league and this was why he was tagged for more.
But a couple of Dolphins' fan websites were more interested in the "meltdown in Foxboro" as an omen that bodes well for Miami, more so than worrying about improving their own team. Word to the wise, believe about half what you read and when the season opens next year, prepare to see both Belichick and Brady across the field from you, and get Ryan Tannehill back and healthy.
Will the Jets Go After FA QB or Look to the Draft:
The New York Jets over-achieved for Head Coach Todd Bowles in 2017, winning five games when many expected the Jets to finish similar to the Browns, winless this season. Much of their early-season success, when they went 3-2 was due to Josh McCown. If they were to pursue a FA QB like Kurt Cousins, then, of course, McCown would be gone, but if the Jets were to draft one of the big name QBs in the draft at #6, then McCown could and should be kept around as a bridge.
Who could the team then approach the draft in a different light? Picking at #6, who could the Jets target?
Rich Cimini of ESPN had an interesting take in his column. He made the case for taking Penn State running back Saquon Barkley. While running backs aren't normally taken that high much anymore, Barkley would be an intriguing addition to the Jets offense, especially with Bilal Powell turning 30.
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Alison Diaper – on Brain Stimulation and True Inspiration
Alison Diaper is at the forefront of the NHS, quietly but confidently working behind the scene to improve our scientific knowledge. She is studying a range of drugs including hypnotics, anxiety inhibitors, antidepressants and drugs that inhibit pain. She is also working to improve deep brain stimulation (DBS) therapies and systems.
In this interview with ScienceGrrl's Jessica Simpson, Alison takes some time out to tell us a little more about DBS, its remarkable results, and with refreshing honesty, more about her job and who she nominated as her favourite female scientist on the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
Alison Diaper, as seen on Twitter
So Alison, what exactly is Deep Brain Stimulation?
Deep Brain Stimulation involves implanting electrodes (the neurosurgeon does that bit!) deep inside the brain at targeted areas, and it's thought the stimulation, which you can program with the electrodes, serves to functionally turn off these brain areas. It's most widely used for Parkinson's disease. The company I work for, Bioinduction Ltd, is in the process of manufacturing and trialling a new DBS system in patients with Parkinson's. However, for the NHS, I experiment with using DBS for other conditions such as pain, depression and hypertension.
How did you get into your line of work?
I started with an undergraduate degree in Psychology after A levels in Maths, Further Maths, Chemistry and Psychology. I always knew I wanted a career in science and I knew I wanted a doctorate, but didn't think much further than that! I became interested in consciousness and applied to do a PhD in sleep research – sleep being the ultimate in altered consciousness! A strange state that we all seem to accept – but why would passing out and not remembering a large chunk of our day be normal and acceptable?! I really enjoyed the electrical work in electroencephalography (EEG) and after my doctorate went on to work with wake EEG. A large part of me regrets not studying Physics and I would still like to go back and maybe do a Maths related masters one day.
However, my PhD led me into drugs and clinical trials as I was investigating sleeping pills and antidepressants. This in turn led me to a post running clinical trials for Prof David Nutt in his Psychopharmacology Unit, looking at various prescription and illicit drugs and mental health. Here I met many talented biochemists, pharmacists, medics and psychologists and I miss the team very much. A crossover study of depression and DBS lead me back to my electrical roots, which is where I am now.
What has been a highlight in your career?
Obviously graduating with my degrees has been a highlight in my career, but the environment in which we work means that these qualifications are the norm, rather like completing a Health and Safety course in any job! It's almost just the minimum requirement to join in with everyone else. I think this is why scientists are often misunderstood – no, not misunderstood – not understood at all! We tend to work in strange environments doing things that seem too detailed to be relevant to normal life. I know my family certainly don't understand what I do all day, or what I've achieved. I think this lack of understanding contributes to the segregation of scientists, assuming we are odd or weirdly intelligent. This really isn't the case! A PhD, for example, is a qualification of endurance and perseverance, not intellect.
Who did you nominate as your favourite female scientist for the International Day of Women and Girls in Science?
Ok, so this is going to sound a bit strange given the method of these nominations and the push to move science online and into the digital lives of the masses, so brace yourself. I nominated Prof Lingford-Hughes because of her quiet and solid achievements. I grow more and more disheartened by "media scientists", blogging and touting their views as fact. In these modern times, the person who shouts the loudest is often the one most heard. And believed, and trusted. Like the number of Twitter followers is a mark of expertise. It is not. I look at all the evidence and see through that.
I worked with Prof Lingford-Hughes in Prof David Nutt's group when it was in Bristol and I always admired her modesty and resolve. She's worked hard for her position, often in spite of personal issues, and is now one of the leading experts in Addiction Psychiatry, Neuroscience and Biology. Her career spans both the patient and the brain as she combines neurosciences and imaging with drugs research, and clinical practice as a well-respected alcohol and substance misuse Psychiatrist. I have always found her kind, supportive and honest, qualities I have found disappointingly uncommon in females of standing.
I didn't nominate a famous female scientist. We are becoming good at recognising those. But I expect there are so many Prof Lingford-Hughes' out there, unrecognised, uncelebrated and unaware of their impact on others.
What would be your advice to girls (and boys) wanting a career in science?
My advice to any girls or boys feeling the pull of science is to embrace it. Go with it! It's obviously been a long while since I was at school but in my experience those wanting to understand the world and to know how things work are thought of as misfits. This is irrelevant of gender. It's hard to ignore this prejudice but as we specialise, we meet like-minded people and grow from it. Keep doing what you feel drawn towards, and you'll find your community sooner than you think.
We also contacted Professor Lingford-Hughes, who would like to thank Alison for her nomination, calling it a "lovely surprise". She is grateful to be acknowledged for her work. She is driven to educate and volunteers for Speakers for Schools to talk about how the adolescent brain may be impacted by drug abuse, encouraging discussion, breaking down barriers and addressing any myths and stigma attached to addiction.
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Q: Product of the cycles of permutation group I was studying permutation group, and I got a doubt, that (12345) can be written as (54)(52)(21)(25)(23)(13) ! Instead of (54)(53)(52)(51). But how this transposition be done .can I do anything ? Can I do in someway?

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HAM • 18.3.2020→ • closed today • tickets 12/10 €
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HAM's art and collections can be enjoyed in many ways online and in the city as well!
Rut Bryk: City in the Sun / Photo: HAM/Hanna Kukorelli
Art tours of the City Hall
Join us on art tours of City Hall's open and restricted facilities. The Helsinki City Hall has over 200 works of art on display from the Helsinki Art Museum HAM collections. Taru Tappola, HAM's Head of Public Art, presents the works of art that were selected for the tours.
Open art exhibition in the lobby
Step in the open lobby and marvel at Kimmo Kaivanto's infinite "Chain" sculpture. Aarno Ruusuvuori had a hand in selecting several of the art works, as the City Hall was in principle a work of art in itself. When the function of the lobby changes, some of the art is also replaced.
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The mayor's art treasure
Come along on a rare tour of the mayor's office and reception area, where you can find both traditional and contemporary art. Which piece of art does he admire from his office desk? Find out on the tour!
A feast for the eyes in the restaurant
Gaze at Michael Schilkin's entertaining wall relief depicting market sellers in the City Hall's restaurant and listen to stories about the artist's colourful life.
Tove Jansson: Party in the City, 1947 / © Tove Jansson Estate / Photo: Hanna Kukorelli
Perspective guided tour: Tove Jansson's frescoes
Perspective guided tours provide different perspectives on HAM's exhibitions, featuring commentary by both HAM staff and visiting experts. Tove Jannson's frescoes Party in the City and Party in the Country are discussed by HAM curator Mikko Oranen and journalist Kaisa Viitanen.
Ellen Thesleff / Photo: Svenska Litteratursällskapet i Finland
Ellen Thesleff's groundbreaking art and courageous life as an e-book
HAM Helsinki Art Museum's collections include key works by Ellen Thesleff (1869–1954). Most of them were donated to the museum as part of the Katarina and Leonard Bäcksbacka collection. Last year (2019) marked the 150th anniversary of Ellen Thesleff's birth. To celebrate the anniversary, HAM Helsinki Art Museum published a book featuring all of the works by Ellen Thesleff in the collections of the City of Helsinki, HAM Helsinki Art Museum and Helsinki City Museum for the first time. These images of the works are presented alongside images from private collections connected closely to the artist's heirs or the Bäcksbacka collection. The Society of Swedish Literature in Finland also provided some archive images for the book. The texts for the publication were written by Hanna-Reetta Schreck.
Havis Amanda / Photo: HAM / Yehia Eweis
The Story of Havis Amanda
The Havis Amanda fountain was unveiled in Helsinki's Market Square in 1908, and is the best-known work of sculptor Ville Vallgren (1855–1940). The piece came about as the result of a desire to raise the profile of Helsinki as Finland's capital by commissioning a piece of public art from Vallgren, who lived in Paris at the time. The fountain was unveiled with minimal fanfare, but it soon became the source of major public controversy, due to both the 'indecent female form' and the lack of understanding of art amongst the public. Despite its tempestuous start, Havis Amanda has since become one of Helsinki's best loved public sculptures, and a symbol of this maritime city. It now forms part of HAM's public art collections.
Havis Amanda constantly captivates passers by. Whom was the statue modelled on? Where does the name come from? How did Manta, as she is affectionately known to locals, become a key part of May Day celebrations in Helsinki?
Enni Suominen: Mortarium, 2020 (Exhibition view) / Photo: Sonja Hyytiäinen
Artist interview: Enni Suominen
Mortarium by Enni Suominen is an exhibition at the HAM Gallery, the opening of which was planned for March. But things didn't go as planned. The art museum's coordinator Antti Kauppinen, who has had the opportunity to see the exhibition now waiting to be opened, discussed the artist's works and the story of Mortarium with Enni Suominen. The discussion aims to open up the exhibition's background, as well as Suominen's work and thoughts on making art.
Vilho Lampi: Self-Portrait, 1929 / Photo: Mika Friman
Digital guided tour of the Vilho Lampi exhibition
In February, HAM opened an exhibition of the works of interpreter of landscapes and the mind Vilho Lampi (1898–1936). This is the first exhibition of the artist's works in Helsinki for forty years. Vilho Lampi was a long-overlooked painter of the plains from Liminka, whose artistic works started to gain recognition only decades after his life ended in Merikoski, Oulu. With the museum's exhibition spaces in Tennispalatsi being closed, the public is now being offered the opportunity to discover the long-awaited exhibition via a digital guided tour.
Hotel Manta, 2014 / Photo: Maija Toivanen
HAM asks the public for memories related to sculptures
There are nearly 500 public sculptures located in central areas in the various districts of Helsinki – in places where people live their daily lives and celebrate special occasions. Each sculpture is connected to numerous personal stories and has seen hundreds of arguments and thousands of kisses. HAM wants to give the residents' memories a voice and is now collecting memories related to the sculptures.
Share your memories and tell your stories involving public sculptures in Helsinki! You can share your memory or read fun and heart-warming stories connected to sculptures on the Sculpture memory page maintained by HAM.
Jacob Dahlgren: Early One Morning, Eternity Sculpture, 2019) / Photo: HAM / Maija Toivanen
Helsinki-sized art exhibition open 24/7
2,700 works of art around Helsinki, 500 sculptures accessible day and night. The Helsinki Art Museum, or HAM, looks after an art collection that belongs to the people of Helsinki, which includes over 9,000 individual works of art. In spite of the closure of the museum premises at Tennis Palace, much of the collection is still freely available for residents to enjoy in parks and along streets, close to home and a bike ride away. The fascinating selection of public art can also be accessed from home on the HAM website and by following HAM's social media channels.
The sculpture bank
For residents' self-guided art exhibition tours, HAM has compiled a sculpture bank open to all, with information on a total of 450 sculptures located in Helsinki. In addition to basic information (the title of the work, the name of the artist, year of reveal, location), the sculpture bank includes background information on the works as well their location on the map. The maps are produced in cooperation with the Service Map for the Helsinki Metropolitan Area. The location data is also available as open data.
Self-guided sculpture trails
Pre-designed, self-guided sculpture trails around various themes have been created to delight residents. The Questions of Life trail will lead the traveller to think about and perhaps even find answers to questions about what art is and how it affects me. The Inhale exhale HAM trail is a good running trail, while the Life path of Tove or Pekka Kauhanen's sculpture trail takes the walker to works of the artists themselves, ones that represent them or ones that were important to them. The Rainbow@Helsinki trail sheds light on the history of gender and sexual minorities.


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Jay Z Meets with Gov. Cuomo to Push for Criminal Justice Reform
Jay Z wants justice. Following public outcry in the Eric Garner decision, the hip-hop mogul met with Governor Andrew Cuomo to push for changes to New York's criminal justice system.
Gov. Cuomo held a private session with Jay Z and Russell Simmons on Wednesday as he pursued a "soup-to-nuts" review of New York's justice system.
During the meeting, they discussed developing legislation to reform the state's justice system in response to the protests over a Staten Island grand jury's decision not to indict a New York police officer, whose chokehold led to the death of Eric Garner.
"Gov. Cuomo and Shawn [Jay Z] Carter had a productive conversation about doing a top-to-bottom review of the criminal justice system and how we can all work together to pass a reform package that ensures equality in the eyes of the law," said Cuomo spokeswoman Melissa DeRosa.
Jay Z was instrumental in delivering "I Can't Breathe" T-shirts to LeBron James and other NBA players, who wore them on the court. He also ordered a box of 1,000 shirts inscribed with the phrase, which has become a rallying cry for protesters.
Jay Z is not the only rapper being proactive. J. Cole, Common, and Q-Tip have also advocated for reform by marching in the streets with protesters.
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