Dr. Ross Inman serves as Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Chair of the Philosophy Department in the School of Theology. His academic research to date has focused primarily on metaphysics and philosophy of religion and has appeared in peer-reviewed academic journals such as Philosophical Studies, Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Religion, Metaphysica, and Philosophia Christi. Dr. Inman currently teaches philosophy and apologetics in the School of Theology at both the Masters and Doctoral levels, in addition to Great Books seminars in the College. Prior to joining the faculty at Southwestern in Fall 2015, he held Templeton Research Fellowships at both the University of Notre Dame, Center for Philosophy of Religion (2013-2014), and Saint Louis University (2014-2015). He completed a B.A. in Biblical Studies and Philosophy at San Diego Christian College, an M.A. in Philosophy and an M.A. in Theology from Talbot School of Theology (Biola University), and a Ph.D. in Philosophy from Trinity College, Dublin. In 2014, Dr. Inman was awarded the Marc Sanders Prize in Philosophy of Religion, a biennial award that aims to recognize younger scholars working in the area of philosophy of religion.
Dr. Inman is married to his high school sweetheart, Suzanne, and are both natives of San Diego. Together they have the joy of raising their two boys, Hudson and Declan. When he's not engaged in teaching and writing about the big ideas, he enjoys traveling, hiking, running, coffee, reading dead theologians, and spending precious time with his family and learning to become a better husband, father, and more faithful follower and student of Jesus of Nazareth.
Since I grew up in New Jersey, I decided to attend Alaska Bible College (BA in Education, 1999). Alaska was really cold, so I thawed a little in teaching High School classes in Bible and mathematics from 1999-2004 in Denver, CO. There is no ocean in Colorado, so I began my graduate work at Biola University (MA in Christian Apologetics, 2003) in southern California with the intent to pursue graduate work in World Religions. Upon finding myself gripped more by the philosophical questions underlying the religious ones, I returned to Biola (this time Biola's seminary, Talbot School of Theology) for their philosophy program (MA in Philosophy of Religion and Ethics, 2006). I had not completely solved any philosophical problems so I pursued answers at the University of Iowa (MA and PhD in Philosophy, 2011). I am currently working on answers to these questions at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
I teach in both the College and the School of Theology. At the college, I teach the humanities seminars, exploring the great books, as well as courses in philosophy and apologetics. In the School of Theology, I teach philosophy and apologetics. Here we offer a Master of Arts in Christian Apologetics and a PhD in Philosophy of Religion. I love to challenge students to think hard and to do so with care. I'm convinced that pursuing truth and thinking well can be an act of worship as we love God with our minds.
My scholarly research interests center on epistemology and philosophy of religion (and all related areas!). I get the privilege to regularly speak at churches and conferences and I contribute articles to www.theologicalmatters.com. I once had some hobbies but now I spend most of my time exploring the good life with my wife and four children. We are members at First Baptist Church of Burleson and stay excited for what God is doing in and through this congregation.
Dr. R. Keith Loftin is Associate Professor of Philosophy and Humanities, teaching both in the department's graduate programs in philosophy through Southwestern Seminary as well as in Scarborough College's great books program. Beyond the B.A. in Biblical Studies, he holds an M.A. in Humanities (University of Dallas, 2008), an M.A. in Philosophy (LSU, 2009), the Th.M. in Systematic Theology (SWBTS, 2016), and a Ph.D. in Theology from the University of Aberdeen (2014). His research interests are primarily in the philosophy of religion and philosophical theology. In addition to various articles, Dr. Loftin is the editor or co-editor of God and Morality: Four Views (IVP, 2012), Christian Physicalism? Philosophical Theological Critiques (Rowman & Littlefield, 2017), and Work in Christian Perspective: Theological Foundations and Practical Implications (SCM, 2018). He is a frequent speaker at camps, churches, and conferences—a ministry he thoroughly enjoys. Dr. Loftin is the undisputed coolest member of the department.* He and his wife, Julie, have a one–year old son.


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Nominations for MAV Board 2020
The MAV Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held online via Zoom on Monday 24 August 2020 at 6pm.
Please RSVP to office@multiculturalarts.com.au – further details with a link to join the meeting will then be sent to you.
If you have any technical issues or trouble downloading the software, please contact MAV staff at office@multiculturalarts.com.au before the 17th of August 2020.
Listed below are the nominations for the MAV Board 2020.
CAROLINA AGUILERA DE SNOW
"During this time of big change due to the global crisis, I am very interested in keeping this role on the BOM. I think I can bring the required skills for this time of new adaptations, and support for staff at MAV, an organisation I respect and value. I have completed my third year in the BOM and have witnessed big shifts and adaptations implemented with wisdom, effectiveness and care for the multicultural artists during this time.
I have been working successfully in the arts activation field for over 25 years, both overseas and in Australia with Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities and groups of different ages, backgrounds and abilities. My formal training in Architecture, Arts and Community Engagement, Language Education via the Arts and extensive study trips have given me the necessary tools, vision and drive to bring people together. I have gained experience in building networks and stakeholder management by collaborating effectively with a range of artists and government agencies through my years in the arts sector and by regularly crossing over between professional disciplines in Australia and abroad.
I enjoy engaging with people in artistic dialogues, where contemporary arts intersect with the community for sustainable social change and cultural progress and cohesion. MAV's projects and vision is something that resonates with me, especially when merged holistically with cultural elements, traditions and modernity.
I would be thrilled to continue to listen to the arts community, share my knowledge and drive with MAV's experienced Board of Management. Together with the BOM, I would assist in nurturing, revitalising and strategically looking after the best interests of this worldwide-recognised organisation with associated artists of diverse backgrounds, funding bodies and other collaborative platforms with responsibility and care."
HUSS MUSTAFA OAM
Huss is a very proud Australian with a Turkish Cypriot heritage with very humble beginnings who migrated to Australia with his family at the age of 10 at a time where you were expected to assimilate into the Australian way of life and not to be different.
Huss is currently the Deputy Chair of Multicultural Arts Victoria and is also the longest serving Senior Executive at Commonwealth Bank of Australia. Huss's Current role at CBA is the General Manager, Multicultural Community Banking Australia, a division that he initiated in establishing in August 2016. Huss has 46 years of service with CBA who during this period returned to university part time with the support of CBA and he currently Holds a:
Diploma of Business Studies Majoring in Accounting
Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Services Management
Master of Management,
Fellow of the National Institute of Public Accountants
Member of the institute of Company directors.
Huss for over a quarter of a century now has been very active in promoting Cultural Diversity both in the community and his work place. Huss is very passionate about undertaking voluntary community work to support Multicultural artists and communities.
Huss also has served and continues to serve on a number of Government and Non-Government boards including, Co-Chair of SBS Community Advisory Council. Chair Person of Multicultural Business Ministerial Council, Board member on Islamic Museum of Australia and Board Member and Secretary of Mental Foundation of Australia. Huss has also served a 4 year term as a Commissioner at the Victorian Multicultural Commission.
Huss is also an Australia Day Ambassador.
Huss has been instrumental in leading the way at the Commonwealth Bank, in the Community and the corporate world in promoting the benefits of a successful and cohesive Multicultural Society
Huss's work in promoting Cultural Diversity in the community and the work place was also acknowledged on the 2014 Queens Birthday's Honours list and was awarded the Order of Australia Medal for his services to Multiculturalism and Business.
"I am nominating for the MAV Board because I believe strongly in the current vision and strategic direction MAV has developed. I am also thrilled by the growth of the organisation and its work in this past year, and am committed to the custodianship of the organisation as it realises its vision and goals.
I was co-opted into the Multicultural Arts Victoria (MAV) Board at the start of 2019. I am confident that I have in this past year demonstrated, and will continue to demonstrate that I bring the following to this organisation:
The cultural competency and rigorous understanding of MAV's approach through a racial justice framework as a woman of colour and first-generation migrant in her 30s
An artist-centred perspective as a contemporary independent multidisciplinary artist with over 10 years of professional practice working across the performing arts, visual arts and community practice
Deep knowledge and engagement with the wider arts sector through my work as an independent artist and as Program Manager at Theatre Network Australia (TNA). This includes leadership in sector advocacy, and championing equity and safe workplaces in the arts.
Communications and audience development expertise, especially with grassroots/small and nimble contexts.
Intergenerational engagement within and outside the organisation. As a mid-career artist and dramaturg, I regularly mentor and support the development of emerging artists and new work.
A strategic understanding of maintaining genuine memberships strategy with integrity, where the focus is on sustained and depth of engagement.
As an arts leader, I am also committed to exploring how new models can evolve in the changing landscape of the arts as we grapple with the fallout of a global pandemic, and in the urgency of climate change in order to create a sector that can best support artists into the future."
www.jamielewis.com.au
MARCUS WONG
""Art is a universal language" – as a strong believer in connecting people through art, being a Board Member at MAV has given me a chance to give; to look into the real problems of what the industry is facing; and to understand the true meaning of multiculturalism. As an Australian citizen with an Asian origin and an entrepreneur who loves art, it is my honour to be one of the facilitators and decision makers of a leading organisation that has been actively contributing to the wellbeing of the multicultural communities through art.
With my unique cultural and business backgrounds (currently managing several licensed businesses in the import/export, tourism, and entertainment sectors domestically and internationally), I am able to provide constructive advices and solutions from different perspectives (from compliance management, quality control, HR, marketing, accounting to corporate governance) and to supply resources that local art organisations do not traditionally have.
As we realise the recent pandemic of coronavirus and international political tensions have interrupted or even caused significant damages to our economy and mental health of many individuals, I believe in exploring the functionality of different art forms and the practicality of art organisations within different communities will be essential to the new norm of our art scene. In that sense, MAV is a pioneer and I am keen to provide continuous support by offering my professional skills and experience while achieving the strategic goals."
MARIE ALLAMAN
"I am nominating for the board because Multicultural Arts Victoria embodies and champions all the values and goals that matter to me in my personal and professional life: leadership in the multicultural art sector, excellence and boldness in its programs, continuous support to artists and diverse art practices, strong advocacy and courageous social justice. I have been witnessing and supporting these actions as a board member for the past year and would be thrilled to keep on furthering MAV's leadership in its future. I intend to stand for the position of Secretary.
I will have a positive impact on the board thanks to my professional experience in the arts and my strong commitment to social justice. I can contribute to a range of discussions, with particular expertise in strategic planning, youth, and programming. I am an experienced arts worker and life-long art enthusiast, with 10 years' experience working in arts programming, curatorship, community engagement and access in regional and outer metro Victoria and overseas. I am a migrant to Australia with English as an additional language and have firsthand experience of how arts can bring a sense of belonging. I recognise the importance of the arts to bring us all together.
The past six months have widely demonstrated the importance of the arts in our lives, as a support to all in times of crisis whilst being a vector for social equity and inclusion. MAV has been one of the first institutions to advocate for the sector, to speak up for diversity and develop adequate support for artists. I am committed to keep on working for all members interests and to continuously challenge the way we do things to ensure that we never get complacent and that we keep MAV accountable in all agreed values and outcomes for our communities."
Image: Gelareh Pour and Amadou Suso, Assembly at Generations 2019, Photo by Damian W Vincenzi.

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using NFine.Code;
using NFine.Domain.Entity.SystemManage;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Web.Mvc;

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{
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            return Content(data.ToJson());
        }
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        {
            var data = itemsDetailApp.GetItemList(enCode);
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Synthesis of ZnO Nanoparticles using Carboxymethyl Cellulose Hydrogel
V. Manoj , M. Karthika , V.S.R. Praveen Kumar , S. Boomadevi , K. Jeyadheepan , R.K. Karn , R. John Bosco Balaguru and S.K. Pandiyan
A new approach has been proposed to synthesis pure ZnO nanoparticles from zinc nitrate hexa-hydrate precursor and sodium carboxymethyl cellulose capping agent. The resulting nanoparticles were characterized by X-ray Diffraction (XRD), Fourier Transform Infra-red (FTIR) spectroscopy, photoluminescence spectroscopy and Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscopy (FESEM). The XRD results showed that particle size is in the range of few nanometers with hexagonal wurtzite structure. Photoluminescence and FESEM results suggested that the adopted method can be successfully utilized for the preparation of size controlled nanocrystalline ZnO powder.
Gas Sensing Studies on Nanocrystalline ZnO Thin Films Prepared by Dip Coating
M. Karthika , V. Manoj , S. Boomadevi , K. Jeyadheepan , R.K. Karn , R. John Bosco Balaguru and S.K. Pandiyan
Nano crystalline zinc oxide (ZnO) films were fabricated by dip coating of ZnO hydrogel. Zinc nitrate hexahydrate and sodium carboxymethyl cellulose were used to prepare the hydrogel. The dip coated samples were annealed at 400°C to obtain the high quality thin films. The films were characterized by X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) which indicated that the films are single phase with the wurtzite structure. Surface morphology of the nanoparticles were studied by Field Emission Secondary Electron Microscopy (FESEM) and optical properties were studied by photo luminescence spectroscopy. Further, gas sensing behaviour were checked for the coated films for ammonia and acetaldehyde vapours at room temperature.
Influence of Mn Doping on Physical Properties of Nanostructured CeO2 Thin Films
C.H.S.S. Pavan Kumar , R. John Bosco Balaguru and B.G. Jeyaprakash
Cerium oxide is a multi-application material due to its wide band gap (3.6 eV) and lattice parameter matching similar to silicon. Its high dielectric constant, ionic conductivity and ferromagnetic nature makes to utilize as insulating layer in transistors, solid oxide fuel cells and spintronic application, respectively. In the present study, thin films of cerium oxide and Mn doped cerium oxide films have been prepared on glass substrates by homemade spray pyrolysis unit. X-ray diffraction pattern analysis shows peak broadening upon doping and indicates a decrease in grain size. The influence of Mn doping on electrical properties was also analyzed and reported.
Effect of Doping on Thermoelectric Property of Spray Deposited Nanostructured CdO Thin Films
D. Mahesh Reddy , B.G. Jeyaprakash and R. John Bosco Balaguru
Recently nanostructured based metal oxide thin films were preferred for thermoelectric applications due to its lower thermal conductivity than in bulk form. Cadmium oxide in bulk form has lower thermal conductivity and much work on thermoelectric studies in thin film is not reported. Hence in the present study, undoped, Zn and Mn doped CdO thin films were prepared on glass substrate using homemade spray pyrolysis technique and its structural, electrical, surface morphology and thermoelectric properties were analyzed and reported.


Hi! I'm Joana! Welcome to Just Natural Please.
I started to write this blog while I was transitioning to a simpler and calmer lifestyle. For a long time I was feeling that my life needed a bit of a change. There was so much I wanted to do but I couldn't because, as anyone else, I was always too busy with work.
One of the many things I had been postponing in my life was finding time to share with the world my passion about a vegan diet and seeking the most natural choices to thrive in life.
Almost two years ago (August 2013), I decided to go vegan. It was probably the best decision I've made in my life and since then many things changed. For better!
Before I start with the endless list of all the benefits I've experienced so far, let me tell you what made me take the step into veganism.
This was me for years and years.
I always thought it was just stress. It all started during college, which was quite overwhelming with all the exams, endless homework and oral presentations. Stress definitely was playing a role in my health, I wasn't dealing with it quite well. But I never made the connection that food could actually matter most. I was convinced I was eating super healthy: low fat milk with low fat cereals in the morning, Mediterranean dishes for lunch (high protein, low carb), low fat yogurts as afternoon snack, a soup and a toast with low fat cheese for dinner and two to three pieces of fruit per day, like we read in the books.
I never went to the doctor to get a diagnosis. I was ashamed that I couldn't manage my stress and I didn't want to share my pain with anyone. I was blaming myself for my condition because it was my fault I was an anxious person and I couldn't handle a couple of exams and oral presentations per week. Deep inside I was feeling that I was a weak person and I wanted to deny it. "I have to be strong and this will pass" – I would say to myself.
One day, I heard about gluten-intolerance. I didn't know what it was and, as a curious person that I am, I did my research and found that many of my symptoms matched with gluten-sensitivity. That day I decided to go gluten-free.
Going gluten-free was an interesting journey. For the first time I was paying real attention to what I was putting in my mouth. I started to read the ingredients' list of every product in the supermarket to screen for the presence of the 'enemy'. That was a mind-blowing and awakening process. That was when I started to realize how much undesired stuff they put in our food. Even the simplest foods or the foods we consider healthy for granted had bad stuff in it.
Going gluten-free definitely helped. Probably because while cutting gluten there was a lot of junk food that I stopped eating too like cookies, white bread, pasta…I was eating more fruit and nuts and seeds also started to be present in diet. The abdominal pain and the bloating was not so terrible anymore, headaches were also less frequent. But there was still something blocking me to feel my best.
After 6 months of being gluten-free and a lot of online reading I decided to try also to change my regular milk (cow's milk) for soy milk. It also helped.
Amazed with the impact of diet on the way I felt, I continued to research about dieting and health. One month later I decided to reduce refined sugar intake. That took away from my table another big stash of junk food. The migraines definitely improved.
I was so excited with the benefits I was noticing that I continued reading and searching for more.
One day, I was craving a sweet treat and I was trying to find a recipe for something sweet that was gluten-free, dairy-free and sugar-free. Yeeh, right…There is no such thing. It's impossible to make something good with so many restrictions. But then I found this Raw Vegan Plume Muffins. They were gluten-free, dairy-free and sugar-free! I couldn't believe that someone actually manage to create a treat that just matched my needs!
At that time I never had heard of raw foods before. I was so intrigued with the idea of people thriving on eating just raw fruits and vegetables that I spent literally all day reading about it. Reading about people curing cancer, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, acne, obesity, and so on, by eating ripe fruits and fresh vegetables really blew my mind. But more important than that, this way of eating made so much sense in my rational and critical scientist mind that I didn't hesitate.
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And the fun began! It has been being and incredible journey and I just want to share with everyone how amazing I feel now!
Now I'm not 100 % raw, as sometimes I eat some cooked food for dinner. My main source of calories is definitely fruit and I avoid processed products such as oils, flours, sugars and salt. I use these products only occasionally, mainly to make food creations for my husband or my family to show them that it is possible to eat delicious food that is healthy and cruelty-free. I want to show it to you too!
I will also share with you my thoughts and facts on many topics, such as health, nutrition, fitness, lifestyle and whatever else I feel like writing.
Hope you find something useful for you in this blog.
Have fun, be happy and don't forget to ask for Just Natural Please!
as born on the 2nd of July of 1985 in Portugal as the second girl of a simple and hardworking family. At the age of eight, I moved with my family to a very small village near the coast where my parents opened a small restaurant and where I spent most of my childhood and youth. As a kid I was more into eating food (I was kind'a chubby) than cooking it...My dream was to become a scientist and find the cure to all diseases.
After finishing high-school, in 2003, I went to the University of Lisbon and studied pharmaceutics. When I finished my graduation and Master degree, in 2009, I worked for nine months in a pharmacy but I was not very happy with it. I always felt that medicine and pharmacy was too focused on using drugs to ameliorate symptoms but nobody was trying to find and revert their causes.
Then I decided to pursue my childhood dream and I became a researcher in pharmaceutics and got my PhD. During my PhD I was trying to find a way to teach the immune system to fight cancer, as an alternative to the traditional chemotherapy. During my PhD I learnt that the immune system is so powerful and complex that our knowledge is far behind to fully understand the complexity and perfection that Nature has created. No matter how hard we try to modulate it, we will do anything but disturb that balance and cause damage to our health.
When I became vegan I did it mainly for health reasons. However, the longer I was in this lifestyle the higher respect and compassion I felt for the animals and for the environment. It was like if a fog had raised and I started to think clear, to feel deeper and to care more. This higher state of consciousness really made my research career a struggle. As you might know, medical and pharma research implicates the use of lab animals. Drugs are tested in animals before they can reach human trials for 'safety' reasons. Also, a big part of the reagents used in labs are produced in animals. This was a big conflict in my head. I could not justify to myself why I was doing it.
After four months of internal suffering, trying to convince myself that it was for the best (I was building a very 'promising' career) I decided to quit my job and return home. I couldn't keep fooling myself any longer. Now I feel free and happy. I can finally follow my passion and do something I truly believe in. I believe that now I'm closer to fulfill my childhood dream and 'find the cure to all diseases'. And that I want to do it by living in harmony with Nature and listening to our real needs: sun, water, sleep, exercise, community support and whole plant-based foods.
I hope my story inspires you to listen to your hearth and follow your dreams. If you'd like to get to know me better stay tuned with Just Natural Please. I promise I'll put my hearth and soul in everything I'll write here.


A Ruby gem is a standard packaging format used for Ruby libraries and applications. This packaging format allows Ruby software developers a clearly defined format in which they can reliably build and distribute software. Developers push Ruby gems to a distribution server (aka: a gem server) where users can then install the Ruby application using "gem install gem_name".
In a recent presentation, "Trojaned Gems: You can't tell you're using one" at THOTCON 0x6, we (Brandon Myers and Jonathan Claudius) shared some of our research looking at the security of the Ruby gem ecosystem. The original goal of the research was to improve our own Ruby gem security, but we felt what we discovered was worth sharing to help better protect others.
The RubyGems client has a "Gem Server Discovery" functionality, which uses a DNS SRV request for finding a gem server. This functionality does not require that DNS replies come from the same security domain as the original gem source, allowing arbitrary redirection to attacker controlled gem servers (aka: CVE-2015-3900).
CVE-2015-3900 allows an attacker to redirect a RubyGem client that is using HTTPS to an attacker-controlled gem server. This effectively bypasses HTTPS verification on the original HTTPS gem source allowing an attacker to force the user to install malicious/trojaned gems.
We wrote a fully functional "Gem Trojan-ing" service that demonstrates how an attacker could simply send Trojan Ruby gems transparently over the wire while the user was installing them.
Ruby gem signing is an obvious mitigation strategy for the above mentioned transport security issues. However, gem signing is not common in the Ruby gem ecosystem (not one of the top 10 gems are signed). See our blog post on how to sign gems here.
We demonstrated that even if you are using signed gems, by using CVE-2015-3900, you must be using the HighSecurity trust policy or gems can still be trojaned in transit due to a signing downgrade attack.
After getting CVE-2015-3900 fixed, we identified a bypass allowing attackers to redirect users to domains that end with the original security domain (aka: CVE-2015-4020). For example: attackercontrolledrubygems.org.
These issues affect the RubyGems client and any environment that embeds the RubyGems client. Ruby, JRuby, and Rubinius all embed the RubyGems client and are affected by CVE-2015-3900.
The mechanism for updating to a fixed version of RubyGems also uses the same vulnerable functionality we're trying to secure.
How many are affected by this vulnerability?
We recently collaborated with Anthony Kasza, a security researcher at OpenDNS, to help understand the number of Ruby gem installations that are potentially affected by this vulnerability.
Anthony was able to confirm that OpenDNS sees roughly 24,000 requests per day for the DNS SRV record in question (inferring 24,000 gem installations per day if we discount local system caches, gem dependencies, and gem installation typos). Given that OpenDNS sees about two percent of the world's Internet traffic—assuming each region of the world has the same likelihood of installing gem packages—that's a possible 1.2 million gem installations per day across the entire Internet (or 438 million gem installs per year) that could be affected.
We've also deployed signatures to detect this vulnerability with our managed IDS/IPS service and have monitored for exploitation attempts for some time. Thankfully, at the time of this writing, we've yet to see any "in-the-wild" exploitation attempts outside of our research lab, which is great news. However, we believe it to be only a matter of time before criminals get wise to this attack vector and make use of it, so we recommend that everyone deploy detections now. For more information on Trustwave IDS/IPS solutions, see here. For existing Trustwave IDS/IPS customers, the signature name is "RubyGems DNS hijack attempt detected (CVE-2015-3900)".
Upgrade your RubyGem client in all of your Ruby environments to 2.4.8 or later. The most common way to do so is by running the "gem update –system" command. You can verify the update with "gem –-version". You can have more than one RubyGem client installed per system.
Verify that all your Ruby gem sources are using HTTPS. This can be verified using the "gem sources" command, which will list all your gem sources. Using the '—add' or '—remove" switches will help you manage the list.
As a gem producer, consider signing your gems to provide your users the option to verify the integrity of your gem.
As a gem consumer, start using gem installation trust policies and use the strongest policy supported by your gem provider. Trust policies can be used with the "gem install" command by using the –P switch and will look something like this "gem install –P HighSecurity gem_name".
Consider reading up on or contributing to TUF (The Update Framework) to better protect your update mechanisms to help protect against the attacks mentioned above.


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'The House that Built Me': Cox Branson celebrates 70 years
Posted by Brandei Clifton on Jan. 8, 2020
'The House that Built Me': Branson hospital celebrates 70 years
After 70 years of compassionate care in the community, the mission that drives Cox Branson remains as strong as the bricks that built it: To improve the health of those it serves.
While the original brick hospital is still the pillar of the medical center's campus, new expansions have nestled in beside it to accommodate seven decades of growth – seeing Branson bloom from rural town to booming tourist destination.
That old building may seem smaller now but, in 1950, the grand structure was the talk of the town. Rumblings to build it began a few years earlier when local businessman M.B. Skaggs, the founder of Safeway stores, witnessed a child die before she could be transferred to Springfield for treatment. M.B. and his wife Estella knew in that moment that Branson needed a hospital and they began rounding up support to build one.
Mr. Skaggs challenged local residents to donate as much money as they could to pay for a community hospital and he promised to match the funds. Nineteen business leaders chipped in for the construction, making way for Skaggs Community Hospital to be built for approximately $250,000.
The completed building was given to the community as a gift with citizens asked to equip and furnish the facility. The Skaggs family contributed another $50,000 to get the hospital ready for patients. On January 8, 1950, the hospital opened its doors with 25 beds, five physicians and six nurses aides.
More than 1,500 locals toured the hospital on opening day. An article written for the White River Leader that weekend described the facility as "the best modern construction engineers can provide" stocked with "the best medical equipment that can be used." The Skaggs family had seen their dream come true and were excited for people in the area to have access to quality health care in their hometown.
Branson mayor Edd Akers fondly remembers being only 8 years old watching the hospital go up. By the time he was 11, he was an unofficial employee working hard to keep the facility's lawn in shape. "My brother and I had two little push mowers and we'd mow the entire grounds for 25 bucks. It took us about two days to finish and by the time we got done, it was almost time to mow again," he says with a chuckle. "Dad would take us to the dime store and we'd spend our money on wooden airplanes and passes to the city pool. I feel so blessed to remember that story."
Akers' loyalty to the hospital continued long after his lawn mowing days were done. He went on to serve on the Board of Directors in the 1990's. Today, as mayor, he realizes the historical significance of Branson getting a hospital, saying a city with good schools and quality health care is vital to attract new residents. "Getting this hospital was a game-changer for our community," he says. "Reflecting on how folks came together to make it happen just shows the true spirit of Branson."
That same spirit helped shape the culture among staff through the years. Jan Harper, the nurse who pioneered the current cardiac rehab program, reflects on those early days. "In the 1970's, there would be one RN on duty at night covering the medical floor, labor and delivery and the ER," she says. "We even answered the police phone if the officer was out making rounds."
Harper says even though the staff was small, their commitment to patients never wavered, even when the weather got bad. "We'd all stay the night at the hospital if it snowed or got icy," she says. "And the doctor would ride a horse to town to check on patients. We just had ways of making it work."
Long-time employees like Harper have witnessed quite the evolution in medical advances through the years. "The changes have been incredible. I started teaching CPR and advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) and helped open the first Intensive Care Unit in 1972," Harper recalls. "Before that unit opened, there were three of us working doubles to care for critical patients. We were blessed to witness the hospital grow from its early roots to its modern day medical center. In a way, it's the house that built me."
While the hospital continued to advance in all areas of diagnostics and treatment, as decades went by, some growing pains became apparent. Skaggs Community Hospital was struggling to meet growing needs due to decreased revenue and lack of other funding sources. In January 2012, Skaggs President William Mahoney approached the board with an idea to keep the hospital relevant in changing times and keep quality health care in Branson by finding a strategic partner.
After an 8-month search, the board narrowed 12 potential partners down to two and, in a 96-0 decision, voted to join CoxHealth. CoxHealth, which is headquartered in Springfield, planned to invest $100 million in the hospital, including building and equipment upgrades.
Just one year after the agreement was signed, the hospital broke ground on a 63,000-square-foot expansion of the Emergency Department and Critical Care Unit, presenting a $30 million investment in the community. In addition, CoxHealth made a $25 million investment in the Skaggs Foundation to improve the health and wellness of residents in Taney and Stone counties. The remaining funds were invested into capital equipment needs over the first five years of the agreement. Under the partnership agreement, Skaggs Regional Hospital officially became Cox Medical Center Branson on January 1, 2013.
Even though the future of rural health care in America stands on shaky ground, Cox Branson continues to thrive – and expand – in the community.
"Hospitals all over America are closing," says Lynne Yaggy, chief nursing officer and VP of Clinical Services. "But here we are, growing and providing the most innovative care for those who need us without losing that hometown hospitality. That's a legacy I know that Skaggs family would be proud of."
The hospital prides itself on a culture it says can't be matched – that feeling that every employee and patient is family.
"My hope for our future is to continue to fulfil our mission and keep that culture strong so all who come here feel the difference in our care," says President William Mahoney. "Our hospital is not just an economic engine for our community. It is – and has been for 70 years – a safety net and house of healing for those in need. When everything is breaking down around you, you can still come to us and be comforted, protected and uplifted. That legacy is possible because the Skaggs family's dream created such a strong foundation for all of us."


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During the rehearsal, I was singing harmony on a Ricky Nelson song with him, and Paul called out the next tune: "All My Loving.". . At the show, it was very different. 120k members in the beatles community. 100 Greatest Beatles Songs From 'Helter Skelter' to 'Sgt. Every record was a shock. By The MOJO List , Stories Bauer Xcel April 28, 2014 Genre: 1960s , Genre: Pop , Genre: Psych , Genre: Rock'n'roll , Artist: The Beatles I left with a melancholy feeling. A list of lyrics, artists and songs that contain the term "carousel" - from the Lyrics.com website. "On a Carousel" is a song written by Allan Clarke, Graham Nash and Tony Hicks. September 30, 2020 Leave a comment. I Love You). The Beatles may have ushered in the "album era" of music, but their singles were no less influential on the course of … The Beatles Wrote Some Of The Best Love Songs Of All Time. Send us a tip using our anonymous form. Carousel song list including song titles, associated characters and recommended audition songs. Most important, they always fit right into the arrangement. The Beatles lyrics - 428 song lyrics sorted by album, including "Yesterday", "Let It Be", "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da". The songs weren't theirs anymore. From the early days of With the Beatles to Let it Be, they experimented with the basic foundations of their work. The lyrics for George Harrison's first truly great Beatles song began with him choosing the phrase "gently weeps" from a random book. and so on, and so on. While, on occasion, a handful of tracks did originate from the minds of either George Harrison or Ringo Starr, it was only on a select number of times that all four members of The Fab Four would put their minds together to be credited on their material collectively. And John Lennon and Paul McCartney were exceptional songwriters; McCartney was, and is, a truly virtuoso musician; George Harrison wasn't the kind of guitar player who tore off wild, unpredictable solos, but you can sing the melodies of nearly all of his breaks. Perhaps I understood in that moment one of the reasons why the Beatles had to stop performing. The photo was badly lit, and they didn't quite have their look down; Ringo had his hair slightly swept back, as if he wasn't quite sold on the Beatles haircut yet. The song was inspired by the heartache that Allen experienced after suffering a miscarriage when she was six months pregnant with her … My absolute favorite albums are Rubber Soul and Revolver. Something's Not RightLily Allen. There was inevitably a poignant feeling to this song, written long before he had even met Linda: Close your eyes and I'll kiss you Paul McCartney's best Beatles songs: 20. It wasn't until Harrison pulled Eric Clapton in to play guitar that the arrangement was finished. Staring down a series of dismal attempts at provocation from the press corps, they look exhausted and disenchanted. My experience — seizing on every picture, saving money for singles and EPs, catching them on a local news show — was repeated over and over again around the world. It was released by The Hollies as a single in February 1967, having been recorded the previous month, on the Parlophone label in the UK and Imperial in the US. They were the first group to mess with the aural perspective of their recordings and have it be more than just a gimmick. 95 votes, 163 comments. Lennon wrote the song for Yoko Ono, with whom he was newly in love, and the result is a spellbinding exercise in obsessive repetition, from its lyrics—consisting almost entirely of the title and roughly five other words—to the ominous guitar lines that recur throughout it. Send us a tip using our anonymous form. They can be heard in all sorts of one-off wonders from the Knickerbockers' "Lies" and the Flamin' Groovies' "Shake Some Action." The scope and license of the White Album has permitted everyone from OutKast to Radiohead to Green Day to Joanna Newsom to roll their picture out on a broader, bolder canvas. Prior to that, the people in show business from the north of England had all been comedians. The Beatles' acclaimed original studio album remasters, released on CD in 2009, make their long-awaited stereo vinyl debut. According to the beatlesbible.com, George Harrison played sitar on "Norwegian Wood," "Tomorrow Never Knows" (it was recorded on one of Paul's distorted tape loops), "Love You To," and "Within You, Without You." The list does not include any of McCartney's solo work following the break up of the Beatles. . Before the Beatles, you had guys in lab coats doing recording experiments, but you didn't have rockers deliberately putting things out of balance, like a quiet vocal in front of a loud track on "Strawberry Fields Forever." You can't exaggerate the license that this gave to everyone from Motown to Jimi Hendrix. [b]Contact me on nearly_famous88@hotmail.com if you wish to discuss any of my rankings further or make suggestions[/b] This list looks at Paul McCartney's top 40 songs that he recorded with the Beatles from 1962-1970. With the Beatles is a sequel of the highest order -- one that betters the original by developing its own tone and adding depth. Manufactured on 180-gram, audiophile quality vinyl with replicated artwork, the 14 albums return to their original glory with details including the poster in The Beatles (The White Album), the Sgt. . © Copyright 2020 Rolling Stone, LLC, a subsidiary of Penske Business Media, LLC. Lennon, McCartney and Harrison had stunningly high standards as writers. The 10 Most Technically Amazing Beatles Songs Beatles-in-the-studio experts Brian Kehew and Kevin Ryan rank the works of Fab in terms of their groundbreaking sonic innovations. In 1999, a little time after Linda McCartney's passing, Paul performed at the Concert for Linda, organized by Chrissie Hynde. Now, I'll admit that I've stolen my share of Beatles licks, but around the turn of the Nineties, I got to co-write 12 songs with Paul McCartney and even dared to propose that he too reference some of the Beatles' harmonic signatures — as, astonishingly, he had made up another musical vocabulary for Wings and during his solo career. Their breakup album, Let It Be, contains songs both gorgeous and jagged. The Beatles' Hamburg and early Liverpool sets were plastered with songs like "Til There Was You," "Love Me Tender," "Sheik of Araby" and "Ain't She Sweet." I suppose ambition and human frailty creeps into every group, but they delivered some incredible performances. Want more Rolling Stone? Clocking in at 7:47, the song is also one of the Beatles' longest. Note that the Beatles freely mixed dialects and languages here, (Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese) and when this is combined with less than perfect enunciation and accent, many uncertainties arise, leading to many possible interpretations. View The Beatles song lyrics by popularity along with songs featured in, albums, videos and song meanings. "SUN KING" or what ARE they saying at the end of the song? It starts off with the boy and the girl on their horses, with him in hot pursuit. De B-kant van die plaat bevatte geen Beatles-nummers, maar de door George Martin geschreven filmmuziek uitgevoerd door strijkorkest. The Beatles were an English rock band from Liverpool who recorded hundreds of songs during their career. . They belonged to everybody. No I.D. . Sign up for our newsletter. I remember going to Leicester Square and seeing the film of Let It Be in 1970. The group's "main catalogue" – songs released between 1962 and 1970 – consists of 213 songs (four of which exist in different versions): 188 originals and 25 covers. Carousel Lyrics: 'Round and around like a horse on a carousel / We go, will I catch up to love? 'I'm Looking Through You' Taken from the Rubber Soul album, McCartney wrote this song for his then-girlfriend Jane Asher. The word "Beatlesque" has been in the dictionary for quite a while now. [b]Contact me on nearly_famous88@hotmail.com if you wish to discuss any of my rankings further or make suggestions[/b] This list looks at John Lennon's top 40 songs that he recorded with the Beatles from 1962-1970. We want to hear from you! You hear them in Harry Nilsson's melodies; in Prince's Around the World in a Day; in the hits of ELO and Crowded House and in Ron Sexsmith's ballads. En op de A-kant stond oud werk, met maar 4 nieuwe nummers: merendeels songs die nog op de plank lagen. Heck, they are wearing sunglasses indoors in the picture on the back of the cover and not even looking at the camera . The singer revealed that a Beatles song never heard by the public, will be getting released by him on Lennon's 80th birth anniversary next month. I suppose the Beatles have reached such a level of saturation that, after the 20 or songs absolutely everyone knows, it's really about who introduced you to the band, what they emphasized, and then curious experiences through which you picked up other songs. and the music was so strange and yet so vivid. They made such fantastic records as "Paperback Writer" b/w "Rain" or "Penny Lane" b/w "Strawberry Fields Forever" and only put them out as singles. Obama, Bush and Clinton Willing to Get Vaccinated on Camera, John Mulaney Says Secret Service Investigated Him After 'SNL' Joke, Metallica Celebrate Alice in Chains With Tender Cover of 'Would?', Eddie Van Halen Guitars Sell for $422,000 at Auction, Bob Dylan Just Released the Ultra-Rare 1970 'George Harrison Sessions' Without Warning, Inside the Weed Legalization Bill Congress Is Voting on This Week, 500 Greatest Albums Podcast: How Lucinda Williams Took the Long Road to a Masterpiece. The Beatles' early songs were all direct appeals to fans (Love Me Do, From Me to You, P.S. © Copyright 2020 Rolling Stone, LLC, a subsidiary of Penske Business Media, LLC. Originally counted off as an empty space to be filled later, the idea came to crescendo the orchestral musicians (more used to specific written parts) by running each instrument from its lowest to its highest note. It sees Macca use his pen to send shots at the actress whom he believed had let him down by refusing to stay at home and going out on a theatre tour. no, "For No One" . As the producer behind the vast majority of the Beatles' massively popular and groundbreaking catalog, George Martin -- who passed away at age 90 -- will go down in music history as one of the greats. It was originally published September 2011. Most of all, John and Paul were fantastic singers. On both records you can hear references to other music — R&B, Dylan, psychedelia — but it's not done in a way that is obvious or dates the records. beatles song carousel. I spent most of my holidays on Merseyside then, and a local girl gave me a bad publicity shot of them with their names scrawled on the back. I can never tell / I know chasing after you is like a fairytale / But I feel like I'm glued on tight Nash would opine: "'On a Carousel' was one of the Hollies' best songs. . I said, "Do you want me to take the harmony line the second time round?" And he said, "Yeah, give it a try." I'd only had 35 years to learn the part. From 'Helter Skelter' to 'Sgt. The Beatles, "Because" "Because," by John Lennon, was the final official Lennon-McCartney song. A subreddit dedicated to the greatest band of all time: Ladies and gentlemen, The … Just a year later, they are seen at a press conference in Los Angeles for their final tour. . . Ringo Starr played the drums with an incredibly unique feel that nobody can really copy, although many fine drummers have tried and failed. Welcome to the Beatles Bible song list. De Beatles brachten eigenlijk maar één album uit dat echt tegenviel: de soundtrack van de film Yellow Submarine. This was 1962 or '63, before they came to America. For more on "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" and the rest of the 100 greatest Beatles songs, pick up Rolling Stone: The Beatles 100 Greatest Songs on sale at barnesandnoble.com now. You can hear that Kurt Cobain listened to the Beatles and mixed their ideas with punk and metal. It wasn't the first time anything like this had happened, but the Beatles achieved a level of fame and recognition known previously only to Charlie Chaplin, Brigitte Bardot and Elvis Presley, along with a little of the airless exclusivity of astronauts, former presidents and other heavyweight champions. . In This Article: As The Beatles grew in popularity and acclaim, so did their music. The Beatles even recorded for Parlophone, which was a comedy label, as if they believed they might be a passing novelty act. When you picked up Revolver, you knew it was something different. It might have been practiced, but it plays entirely off-the-cuff. Sign up for our newsletter. They had already absorbed Buddy Holly, the Everly Brothers and Chuck Berry, but they were also writing their own songs. When John was writing this song he threw together a bunch of saying and words that he had heard throughout the years and he added stuff that the Beatles you to say. Tomorrow I'll miss you I was exactly the right age to be hit by them full-on. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band,	The Beatles,	The White Album. Remember I'll always be true. HOWEVER! Lily Allen wrote "Something's Not Right" for the soundtrack of the Peter Pan prequel, Pan. We Created This List Of Our Top 15 Favorites For You To Add To Your Romantic Music Playlist, Along … If I had to pick a favorite song from those albums, it would be "And Your Bird Can Sing" . We'll take a look at some of the opening chords of a few key songs, and see how the band progressed and employed varying techniques as the years went on. We want to hear from you! I first heard of the Beatles when I was nine years old. Engineers like Geoff Emerick invented techniques that we now take for granted, in response to the group's imagination. They made writing your own material expected, rather than exceptional. It was very thrilling, but also disconcerting. Round and round they go, up and down they ride, but just when he thinks he's getting close, she gets off the ride. The funny thing is that parents and all their friends from Liverpool were also curious and proud about this local group. Compared to rabid R&B evangelists like the Rolling Stones, the Beatles arrived sounding like nothing else. . no, "Girl" . Then they started to really grow up: simple love lyrics to adult stories like "Norwegian Wood," which spoke of the sour side of love, and on to bigger ideas than you would expect to find in catchy pop lyrics. Suits and ties are a thing of the past. This abrigado tantamucho que can eat it carousel. This song likens the timeline of a typical romance to a ride on a carousel. Pepper's,' ranking of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, George Harrison's output We have 58 albums and 498 song lyrics in our database. On this page you'll find links to articles on all the songs recorded by The Beatles during their career, from 'Love Me Do' to 'Let It Be'. I didn't care about that; they were the band for me. These records were events, and not just advance notice of an album. When probed by one blowhard to respond to a Time magazine critique that "Day Tripper" was about a prostitute and "Norwegian Wood" about a lesbian, McCartney responds, "We were just trying to write songs about prostitutes and lesbians." In the laughter that follows, he mutters, "Cut." They were giving the impression that the game was up, but in truth, they were just getting started. The Beatles, 1964 Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images The lyrics for George Harrison's first truly great Beatles song began with him choosing the phrase "gently weeps" from a random book. The second Paul sang the opening lines, the crowd's reaction was so intense that it all but drowned the song out. Pepper's,' ranking of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, George Harrison's output. Want more Rolling Stone? In one early sequence, McCartney tells reporters that they will soon appear on The Ed Sullivan Show and then points into the camera: "There he is, hi, Ed, and Mrs. Ed" — "and Mr. Ed," chimes Ringo. . Elvis Costello,	George Harrison,	John Lennon,	Magical Mystery Tour,	Paul McCartney,	Revolver,	Ringo Starr,	Rubber Soul,	Sgt. Imagine releasing a song like "Ask Me Why" or "Things We Said Today" as a B side. Music : Melanie Martinez - Carousel Lyrics in the video, enjoy :) Various links are below The Beatles' unparalleled success was undoubtedly built upon the foundations laid down by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Features The Beatles' Singles: 22 Songs That Changed The World. Get a Sneak Peek at Our New Collectors Issue of The Greatest Band's 100 Greatest Songs. Still Believes We Can Fix the Music Industry, John Mulaney Says Secret Service Investigated Him After 'SNL' Joke, Metallica Celebrate Alice in Chains With Tender Cover of 'Would?', Eddie Van Halen Guitars Sell for $422,000 at Auction, Bob Dylan Just Released the Ultra-Rare 1970 'George Harrison Sessions' Without Warning, Inside the Weed Legalization Bill Congress Is Voting on This Week, Salute to Service: Panel Discussion on U.S. Military Veterans Advocacy and Support. The list does not include any of Lennon's solo work following the break up of the Beatles. This is an updated version of an essay that appeared in RS 946. So basically he used saying from his past and he also just made up stuff that sounded good when put together in a sentence. Someone recently gave me an assembly of newsreel footage, which illustrates how swiftly the band was drained of the bright and joyful wit presented as a public face. 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(AFP) British lawmakers accused major accountancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers of promoting "tax avoidance on an industrial scale" on Friday in an investigation called in the wake of the so-called LuxLeaks scandal.
The public accounts committee, a cross-party group of MPs, examined how accountants advise firms to help them reduce their tax.
The investigation was called following revelations of secret tax deals in Luxembourg that saved companies like Apple, Ikea and Pepsi billions of dollars in taxes.
The committee said the leaks showed PwC had helped companies avoid tax.
"We believe that PwC's activities represent nothing short of the promotion of tax avoidance on an industrial scale," said committee chair Margaret Hodge.
"The effect has been to reduce the amount of corporation tax that some multinational companies pay in the countries in which they make their profits."
The report urged the government to take a tougher line on regulating the tax industry "as it evidently cannot be trusted to regulate itself".
It found that under tax-avoidance schemes, profits for some companies were artificially reduced in countries with higher tax rates, through payments made to subsidiaries located in lower-tax Luxembourg.
Companies advised by PwC included Amazon, Ikea, Burberry, Accenture, Coca-Cola and Vodafone, according to the report.
The committee advised the British tax authority to do more to challenge the advice given by accountancy firms to clients and ensure tax liabilities "reflect the substance of where companies conduct their business".
In addition, it recommended the introduction of a new code of conduct for tax advisers.
PwC said it disagreed with the report's conclusions.
"We recognise we need to do more to explain the positive role we play in the tax system and in helping businesses to operate successfully," the company said in a statement.
"We agree the tax system is too complex, as governments compete for investment and tax revenues. We take our responsibility to build trust in the tax system seriously and will continue to support reform."
The LuxLeaks scandal erupted when 28,000 pages of documents on tax breaks won by 340 companies were obtained by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ).
Two employees at PwC have been charged in connection with the leaks.


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A farm in Jamesport is a Noah's ArK of game birds.
The names read like an atlas of the poultry world: French Guinea Fowl. Japanese Quail. Chukar Partridge. Silkie Chicken. Black Spanish Turkey. Bobwhite Quail. But these birds are not scattered across a map. Two young farmers, Abra Morawiec and Chris Pinto, raise all those breeds in Jamesport, on a Peconic Land Trust-owned scrap of land they call Feisty Acres.
You can't see the scrubby farm from the road. There are no tours nor, heaven forfend, a petting zoo, even though the chicks are very, very cute. It's human instinct to reach for them, draw them near. But the game birds, which are pasture-raised and certified organic, have been selected less for their adorableness than for their superb flavor. Taken together, they constitute a veritable Noah's Ark of heritage-breed species.
If you are in the market for a good-tasting local chicken, your options are few. There are the mass-produced supermarket chickens which, even if they are free-range organic, are insipid at best. Then there are the flaccid, overrated Cornish cross chickens, a quick-growing breed available on small poultry farms. If you talk to someone who buys these chickens, chances are they will rhapsodize about them. But what they are really going on about is the transaction itself. The sight of a chicken being wrapped in unwaxed butcher paper triggers a release of endorphins that makes it impossible to recognize these bland specimens for what they are. But now that we have Feisty Acres, no one within a hundred mile radius of Jamesport has any excuse for serving anything less than a rich, grassy-flavored game bird ever again.
Morawiec learned the rudiments of farming while stationed in Mali during a two-year stint in the Peace Corps. She thought she'd pursue a career in international relations. She dreamed of becoming a diplomat but found herself ill-equipped to deal with the civil servant mentality. After a series of false starts, she found herself pulled back to farming. At first, she worked for local farms on the North Fork growing vegetables. Then, in 2014, she got a job at Browder's Birds in Mattituck. It was there that the seeds of Feisty Acres were planted.
"People would ask, Do you guys have guinea hens and partridges?" says Morawiec, who is dressed in a flannel shirt, leggings, work boots, and a baseball cap. "I thought, Oh! Somebody should raise these!" In the fall of 2015, she and her future partner, Chris Pinto, did just that, having learned from Chris Browder how to properly raise poultry on pasture and also how to process meat.


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Neupro® (rotigotine) improved motor, sleep and non-motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease in large-scale study
Data from the RECOVER study published in Movement Disorders
First large-scale, controlled trial of its kind with a dopaminergic treatment to demonstrate improvements in sleep-related problems in Parkinson's disease
FOR THE ATTENTION OF ACCREDITED MEDICAL WRITERS ONLY
Brussels (Belgium), 23 November 2010, 0700 CET – Data published today in Movement Disorders from the RECOVER study showed that treatment with Neupro® (rotigotine) improved motor function, sleep and non-motor symptoms, compared to placebo, improving quality of life for people with Parkinson's disease (PD).1
The RECOVER study is the first large-scale, double-blind, randomized trial to investigate early morning motor function and sleep as coprimary outcome measures in Parkinson's disease (PD).1 Data from the study showed that treatment with rotigotine significantly improved both early morning motor function and nocturnal sleep disturbance compared with placebo (p=0.0002 and p<0.0001 respectively).
Significant improvements were also seen with rotigotine in secondary and additional exploratory outcome measures related to sleep quality, pain, depression and activities of daily living. Rotigotine treatment was generally well tolerated and most reported adverse events were mild or moderate in intensity (placebo, 96%; rotigotine, 97%).1 The most frequently reported adverse events in the study were nausea, application site reactions and dizziness.1
"Sleep disturbance, impairment of early morning motor function and health-related quality of life are common and important nocturnal, early-morning, and daytime problems for PD patients" said Dr Claudia Trenkwalder, Professor of Neurology at University of Goettingen and Paracelsus-Elena Klinik, Kassel, Germany and lead RECOVER study investigator. "The RECOVER study demonstrated benefits with rotigotine on each of these outcomes. It also demonstrated the clinical benefits of continuous rotigotine delivery, as efficacy was maintained throughout the night and into the next morning, and significantly improved the start of the new day, one of the most troubling times for PD patients."
About the RECOVER trial
Of the 287 Parkinson's patients with unsatisfactory early-morning motor symptom control in the RECOVER study (Randomized Evaluation of the 24-hour Coverage: Efficacy of Rotigotine), 190 were randomized to rotigotine and 97 to placebo. The dose of rotigotine or placebo was tailored to individual patient need (2-16mg/24h or placebo) during a titration period lasting up to 8 weeks, followed by a 4-week maintenance period.
Early morning motor function was assessed using the Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale (UPDRS) Part III (Motor Examination), a comprehensive widely used evaluation of motor symptoms as well as cognition, behaviour and mood. Sleep quality was assessed using the modified Parkinson's Disease Sleep Scale (PDSS-2). Patients were hospitalized for two nights before assessment at baseline and again at the end of the maintenance period. Patient evaluations were made first thing in the morning by medical professionals. The coprimary efficacy endpoints were the mean change from baseline to end of maintenance in UPDRS Part III and PDSS-2 scores. Non-motor symptoms were assessed either as secondary or additional exploratory outcome measures.
Coprimary efficacy outcomes
Rotigotine provided significantly greater improvement in early morning motor symptoms than placebo, as measured by mean UPDRS Part III (Motor Examination) (-7.0 vs -3.9 points; treatment difference -3.55; p=0.0002). Rotigotine also provided significantly greater improvement than placebo in sleep quality scores as measured by mean PDSS-2 (-5.9 vs -1.9 points; treatment difference -4.26; p<0.0001).
Additional efficacy measures
All three PDSS-2 domain scores (disturbed sleep, motor symptoms at night and PD symptoms at night) showed significantly greater improvement with rotigotine than placebo from baseline to end of treatment (p < 0.001). All 15 individual items within these domains except "distressing hallucinations" showed improvement in the rotigotine group; with significant improvements on 10 items, particularly "difficulty falling asleep", "urge to move arms or legs" and "uncomfortable and immobile".
Greater improvement was seen with rotigotine than placebo on the Nocturnal Akinesia, Dystonia and Cramps Score (NADCS) (p = 0.030) and the mean Non-Motor Symptom scale (NMS) (p=0.015), with significant differences on the individual scores for sleep/fatigue and mood/cognition (p = 0.002 and 0.0003 respectively). Significantly greater effects were also seen on the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-II) (p= 0.011), the Likert pain scale (p=0.004), the Short-form Parkinson's Disease Questionnaire (PDQ-8) (p= 0.0002) and the UPDRS Part II (activities of daily living) (p = 0.0005).
Very little change was seen for either group in the number of nocturias (excessive urination at night) or the UPDRS Part IV (complications of therapy) scores.
Tolerability
The most frequently reported adverse events in the RECOVER study were nausea (rotigotine 21%, placebo 9%), application site reactions (rotigotine 15%, placebo 4%), and dizziness (rotigotine 10%, placebo 6%).
Nancy Nackaerts, External Communications, UCB
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About Neupro® in the EU/EEA
Neupro® (rotigotine) is approved in the EU/EEA for the treatment of the signs and symptoms of early-stage idiopathic Parkinson's disease, as monotherapy (i.e. without levodopa) or in combination with levodopa, i.e. over the course of the disease, through to late stages when the effect of levodopa wears off or becomes inconsistent and fluctuations of the therapeutic effect occurs. Neupro® is also approved in the EU/EEA for the symptomatic treatment of moderate to severe idiopathic restless legs syndrome in adults.
Neupro® in the EU/EEA Important Safety Information
Neupro® is contraindicated in case of hypersensitivity to the active substance or to any of its excipients, and in case of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or cardioversion. Neupro® should be removed if the patient has to undergo MRI or cardioversion.
It is recommended to monitor blood pressure, especially at the beginning of treatment, due to the general risk of orthostatic hypotension associated with dopaminergic therapy.
Neupro® has been associated with somnolence episodes of sudden sleep onset episodes. Patients treated with dopamine agonists including Neupro®, have been reported as exhibiting signs of pathological gambling, increased libido and hypersexuality.
Symptoms suggestive of neuroleptic malignant syndrome have been reported with abrupt withdrawal of dopaminergic therapy. Therefore it is recommended to taper treatment.
Neupro® contains sodium metabisulphite, a sulphite that may cause allergic-type reactions including anaphylactic symptoms and life threatening or less severe asthmatic episodes in certain susceptible people.
Hallucinations have been reported, and patients should be informed that hallucinations can occur.
Cases of cardiopulmonary fibrotic complications have been reported in some patients treated with ergot-derived dopaminergic agents. Neuroleptics given as antiemetic should not be given to patients taking dopamine agonists. Ophthalmologic monitoring is recommended at regular intervals or if vision abnormalities occur.
External heat, from any source should not be applied to the area of the patch. Exposure of a skin rash or irritation to direct sunlight could lead to changes in the skin color. If a generalized skin reaction (e.g. allergic rash) associated with the use of Neupro® is observed, Neupro® should be discontinued.
Caution is advised when treating patients with severe hepatic impairment or acute worsening of renal function, a dose reduction might be needed.
The incidence of some dopaminergic adverse events, such as hallucinations, dyskinesia, and peripheral oedema generally is higher when given in combination with L-dopa. This should be considered when prescribing Neupro®.
Neupro® should not be used during pregnancy. Breast-feeding should be discontinued.
Augmentation may occur in Restless Legs Syndrome patients. Augmentation refers to the earlier onset of symptoms in the evening (or early afternoon), increase in severity of symptoms, and spread of symptoms to involve other body parts.
Adverse drug reactions reported in more than 10% of Parkinson's patients treated with Neupro® are nausea, vomiting, application site reactions, somnolence, dizziness and headache.
Adverse drug reactions reported in more than 10% of RLS patients treated with Neupro® are nausea, application site reactions, asthenic conditions and headache.
All Neupro® supply should be stored in a refrigerator. There is no need for patients to transport Neupro® patches in special containers and they must not be stored in a freezer compartment.
Please refer to the European Summary of Product Characteristics for full prescribing information (Approved 18th August 2010): http://www.ema.europa.eu/docs/en_GB/document_library/EPAR_-_Product_Information/human/000626/WC500026397.pdf
About Neupro® in the U.S.
In May 2007 Neupro® (rotigotine transdermal system) was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of the signs and symptoms of early-stage idiopathic Parkinson's disease. In April 2008, UCB recalled Neupro® from the U.S. market after ongoing monitoring revealed that specific batches of Neupro® had deviated from their approved specification. Neupro® is currently not available in the U.S. UCB is working with the U.S. FDA so that Neupro® can be available to patients with early-stage Parkinson's disease as soon as possible.
Important Safety Information - U.S.
Hallucinations were reported in 2.0% of patients treated with Neupro® compared to 0.7% of patients on placebo. Neupro® contains metabisulfite. Neupro® should be used with caution in patients, especially those at risk for cardiovascular disease, because of the potential for symptomatic hypotension, syncope, elevated heart rate, elevated blood pressure, fluid retention, and/or weight gain. All Parkinson's disease patients are at a higher risk for melanoma and should be monitored regularly. Some subjects who received Neupro® experienced a decline in blood hemoglobin levels (about 2% relative to subjects who received placebo). It is not known whether this change is readily reversible with discontinuation of Neupro®.
Neupro® is a registered trademark of the UCB Group of companies.
Please go to http://www.neupro.com/documents/Neupro_PI_071207.pdf for US Full Prescribing Information.
Trenkwalder C, Kies B, Rudzinska M, Fine J, Nikl J, Honczarenko K, Dioszeghy P, Hill D, Anderson T, Myllyla V, Kassubek J, Steiger M, Zucconi M, Tolosa E, Poewe W, Surmann E, Whitesides J, Boroojerdi B, Chaudhuri KR, and the RECOVER study group. Rotigotine Effects on Early Morning Motor Function and Sleep in Parkinson's Disease: A Double-Blind, Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Study (RECOVER). Movement Disorders, n/a. doi: 10.1002/mds.23441
Neupro® European Summary of Product Characteristics (Approved 18 August, 2010): http://www.ema.europa.eu/docs/en_GB/document_library/EPAR_-_Product_Information/human/000626/WC500026397.pdf
UCB, Brussels, Belgium (www.ucb.com) is a global biopharmaceutical company focused on the discovery and development of innovative medicines and solutions to transform the lives of people living with severe diseases of the immune system or of the central nervous system. With more than 8 000 people in about 40 countries, the company generated revenue of EUR 3.1 billion in 2009. UCB is listed on Euronext Brussels (symbol: UCB).
Forward looking statement
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UCB Press Release for Accredited Medical Journalists 23rd November 2010
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Unless you've been spending most of the day under a rock or haven't gone to any of the comic book sites, you couldn't have missed that Disney just bought Marvel Entertainment. After the initial shock settled, I decided to take a stance of cautious optimism. Reactions have varied, but most people currently working for Marvel seem to take it all in stride. Paul Cornell brings up some good points on his blog www.paulcornell.com. When I get the chance to find out more about this acquisition, I'll comment further.
Not surprisingly, people on Twitter have been spending the last few hours coming up with insane ideas for cross-overs between Marvel and Disney characters. I decided to join in with a special Disney version of Hell's Kitchen, which can be found in the Hell's Kitchen section of the blog*.
*) The Hell's Kitchen section will be added to the new site as well, so stay tuned.
Daredevil season 3 is officially happening!
Okay, this is more of a random post, but this weekend I will be posting reviews/brief summaries of all of Brubaker's arcs so far. Fun, huh?
Nice comic, I just hope people would calm down instead of screaming in panic about the disneyfication of Marvel Comics.


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London daredevil scales one of Europe's tallest buildings
Posted: Jul 8, 2019 / 09:45 AM UTC / Updated: Jul 8, 2019 / 10:03 AM UTC
LONDON (AP) — A free climber in London has scaled one of the tallest buildings in Europe.
The man who climbed The Shard early Monday morning was spoken to by police after he made his ascent but hasn't been arrested.
London police say they were called to the scene after receiving reports that someone was climbing The Shard.
Emergency services rushed to the scene but weren't needed.
The building is 1,017 feet (310 meters) high. Others have also scaled the building.
The Shard has an injunction to prevent a climber known as the French Spiderman from attempting the ascent.
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt, the former and current Foreign Secretaries, spoke and answered questions in front of hundreds of Tories at a London conference center Wednesday.
ROME (AP) — A brown bear in Italy has eluded capture for a third day, following its escape from an electrified enclosure in a forested Alpine region. Appeals mounted urging authorities not to shoot it.
It's not clear how the bear got past an electrified fence, then scaled a nearly 4-meter (13-foot) high barrier. Days earlier, the bear had been captured by forest rangers after attacks on livestock.


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Tuesday of Holy Week--2007
From comments at Eschaton earlier this week:
*FLASH* Soledad informs me that "all this week"
American Morning will broadcast from "the Holy Land!"
Wall Street?
attaturk
American troops are on hand to be sure no money lenders will be harassed.
The last is from your humble host. I had this comment in mind, from kathz:
This is a serious query though it may sound as though it isn't. Why, when the events of Palm Sunday are celebrated and the subject of hymns, re-enactments, etc. is so little attention paid to throwing the money-changers and sellers out of the temple? This story appears in all four gospels; Matthew, Mark and Luke suggest the timing was Palm Sunday or the day after (although John places it after the account of the Wedding in Cana). The words spoken are roughly the same although muted a bit in John. This repetition suggests it's important - perhaps linking to earlier Judaic teaching (in Amos, I think) about the importance of fair dealing with the poor and suggesting anger at commercial practices, at least as they affect religious life. But although the story is known, it seems to be sidelined in accounts and celebrations of Holy Week (though I haven't been an Anglican for some time and much of my knowledge is derived from services on BBC's Radio 4).
I'm not sure why the seminal event of the cleansing of the Temple was removed from the Sunday liturgy, though I have my suspicions. It does come up today, however, in the lectionary for Tuesday of Holy Week:
Then they came to Jerusalem. And he entered the temple and began to drive out those who were selling and those who were buying in the temple, and he overturned the tables of the money changers and the seats of those who sold doves; and he would not allow anyone to carry anything through the temple.
He was teaching and saying, "Is it not written, 'My house shall be called a house of prayer for all the nations'? But you have made it a den of robbers."
And when the chief priests and the scribes heard it, they kept looking for a way to kill him; for they were afraid of him, because the whole crowd was spellbound by his teaching. And when evening came, Jesus and his disciples went out of the city.
This passage doesn't show up at all in the Liturgy of the Palms for the lectionary in the Book of Common Prayer. It is in the Liturgy of the Word for year B, which uses all of Mark 15. But lectionary resources for the Anglican Communion, even for The Episcopal Church, seem to vary. This online resource, for example, gives me a very different reading for today than the Prayer book does. But it's fair to say the cleansing of the temple is not common fare for Sunday readings in the Episcopal church, at least. Why not?
Well, I don't have a definitive answer. The cynical answer is that church was quite full last Sunday, and no one likes to remind the congregation that Jesus chased the money-changers out of the temple, especially in America or western Europe. But I don't think that's it. More likely, the answer is in the conflation of Palm Sunday and Passion Sunday.
For a time the two were separated: Palm Sunday didn't immediately preceded Easter; Passion Sunday did. But Palm Sunday is the Sunday of spectacle, much like Easter Sunday. And my educated guess is that people came on Palm Sunday, and avoided Passion Sunday much as they avoid Good Friday today. So Palm Sunday moved closer to Easter, and Passion Sunday was included so people would remember the reason for Easter. And in that move, with so much of the story to tell, something had to give way.
The usual reading for the Liturgy of the Palms is the Palm Sunday story from one of the synoptics. In the Episcopal church, this is read (if possible) outside, prior to a procession (with palms) into the church. Once inside, the mood shifts, and the longer Passion story, again from one of the synoptics, is read (John's passion is read on Good Friday). But except for Mark's version, the other two synoptic stories are so long, it's easier to simply start them after the cleansing of the Temple. This is a real loss, of course, because it shifts the focus from what most New Testament scholars think is the historical reason for the crucifixion (Jesus stirring up the people during Passover) to the soteriological reasons decided on some 4 centuries later.
In historical context, the palace of Pilate had walls that looked down directly into the courtyard of the Temple. Passover was a Jewish holiday of national identity, and so one of great concern to the Pax Romana. Pilate's guards would have been watching from the walls all that went on in the Temple during this most important of weeks. A lone figure driving people out of the Temple would have been reason enough for Pilate to execute him. The Pax Romana was brutally enforced, and this one instance would have been enough to bring the itinerant teacher from a backwater like Galilee to the attention of the Roman Governor.
The irony is that most of the explanations for Jesus' execution are probably false, or at most unlikely. Crucifixion was a punishment reserved for political crimes. The label "King of the Jews" would make sense to Rome only as a political claim. Christians have abstracted "Messiah" into a wholly metaphysical position, but it would not have been understood that way in 1st century Palestine. Most of the Passion stories (such as Luke's tale of Barabbas) are more likely inventions meant to deflect Roman interest from any written allegation that Rome behaved unjustly; not to reflect the reality of the grounds for the execution itself. So I find it unfortunate that the temple cleansing isn't better represented in Holy Week. But I suspect the line had to be drawn somewhere, for the sake of the liturgy, and that's where it fell.
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Said the Joker to the Thief
"The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers...
Bill Moyers and the Topic du jour
And now for something completely different....
Ideology Über Alles
I read the news today, oh boy....
O, that my head were a fountain of tears!
"Zap those gooks"
"There but for the grace of God...."
The monstrousness of war
"I want to live forever! Light up the sky with my...
I blame Thomas Jefferson
"Three Generations of Imbeciles is Enough"
Virginia Tech University 4/16/07
In Memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
Romanticism: 1; Enlightenment: 0
The Hard Question
A literary diversion
There must be some kind o' way outta here....
Return to the Irony of American History
IMHO, or: Why Your Blog Sucks
You got to have spin
Who's in Charge Here?
Ubi et Orbi Easter 2007
Easter Sunday 2007
Holy Saturday 2007
As I've said before
Good Friday 2007
God, thy will is hard....
The Sacrament of the Last Supper
Maundy Thursday-2007
"Now I'm sad and tired."
"Then I was inspired...."
Morning Thoughts on Soteriology
Salvation in Holy Week
The Lucifer Effect?
Speaking of hospitality
Just in time for Holy Week
Justice Delayed
Palm Sunday of the Passion of Our Lord
Clash of Generations
He started it
Excuse me. Are you Saved?
Return to Never Was
But that was in another country