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Federal Efforts to Address the Coronavirus Pandemic & the Ensuing and Precipitous Economic Downturn
Back • Publication Date: April 24th, 2020
Connecticut Voices for Children released a report that outlines the three, large, coronavirus-related Congressional bills to date. The report, entitled "Federal Efforts to Address the Coronavirus Pandemic & the Ensuing and Precipitous Economic Downturn" examines The Coronavirus Preparedness and Response Supplemental Appropriations Act (P.L. 116-123), which became law on March 6, 2020; The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (P.L. 116-127), which became law on March 18, 2020; The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act (P.L. 116-136), which became law March 27, 2020; and The Paycheck Protection Program and Health Care Enhancement Act (P.L. 116-139), which became law April 24, 2020. This report, in three parts, describes the key provisions of these federal efforts, with emphasis on those most relevant to Connecticut children and families.


Nature Collection, 20 oz. bottles.
California Poppies design, 20 oz. part of Nature Collection.
Chandalier illustration detail, 20 oz. bottle. Vintage Collection.
Flowers illustration detail, 20 oz. bottle. Vintage Collection.
Various designs from the Patterns, Nature and Farm Collections.
1 Lt. Bicycle design from the Vintage Collection.
1 Lt. Rooster design from the Farm Collection.
Dragonfly design, 20 oz. bottle.
Dragonfly illustration detail, 20 oz. bottle.
Birds & Bees Collection, 7 oz sippy cup bottles. Bees design.
Birds & Bees Collection, 7 oz sippy cup. Birds design.
Parakeets design, 13 oz bottle.
Parakeets illustration detail, 13 oz. bottle.


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A lot of people are searching for the ideal diet. A diet program that allows you to try to eat all of the yummy stuff you wish and but even now shed weight. Why does there must be such a disparity between an excellent eating plan and also a actual 1. The actual types are all depending on this restriction or that one particular. No carbs, no fats or higher calorie meals, all of your favorite things is off limits. In its place you might have to stick to fruits, green leafy veggies, significant fiber things, and foods with reduced calories.
Here is a brief survey of some quickly weight loss food plan so that you can familiarize you with them.
The Cabbage Soup diet regime is known. This diet plan features a couple of variation but at its base is you try to eat cabbage soup any time you are hungry and it'll fill you up in order to stay around the diet program. When you might be executing the cabbage soup diet plan such things as oils and fat are off boundaries. This diet regime is simply another aspect of the entire fast; it's a low calorie diet program and to help you lose a lot of weight on it Doctor Oz Diet.
The Sonoma diet is the generation of Dr. Connie Gutterson. It really is significant in antioxidant wealthy meals, fruit and veggies, blueberries, spinach, entire grains. Heck you can even use a minimal pink wine with this one particular. It is additionally a very productive diet program and also you can lose a lot of fat on it.
Slim Speedy as the centre bit of your diet also is effective. This can also be considered a balanced, dietary diet plan which will come comprehensive with calcium and protein. On this eating plan you eat Slim Speedy 6 situations a day therefore you get to increase in fruit, yogurt, cottage cheese, new vegetables, meat, and nuts. This diet program is one which that has a tiny care you may love being on; it even will work for youngsters.
Up coming could be the adverse calorie eating plan, essentially it's extra similar to a diet regime helper. On this diet regime you eat foodstuff that have much less energy when compared to the number of energy it will require to digest them. These are substantial fiber goods, food items with very low extra fat, vegatables and fruits. Roughage can be a significant section of your negative calorie diet. You can't enable but shed pounds mainly because it will require much more calories to digest than you take in by feeding on it.
All these weight loss plans work but sadly they aren't meal plans you can stay with. Your entire body might be in full riot if endeavor to follow any of such as well prolonged, then your weight may possibly sling shot back again another way.


Virtual Reality (VR) is a fascinating place because it can be any place you want. Sounds simple, but once experienced, you want more.
The VR world is exploding with growth. And peripherals, or accessories, are growing right along with it.
The Unlimited Hand looks like a cuff you put on your arm. Not fancy or scary, but when you're in VR, it makes you feel the VR world. Imagine how advanced this will be in a couple of years.
Gloveone continues the Unlimited Hand concept but, as you'd guess, with gloves instead of a cuff. And, you wear gloves on both hands, so you're truly immersed in the VR world. You can preorder this Kickstarter project by Neurodigital.
ReliefBand® fits snug on your wrist. It's a fast, effective way to control the nausea, retching, and vomiting associated with VR-related motion sickness. Push a button, set your power level, and play!
A simple yet appreciated accessory is VR Cover. Slip it on your headset and protect your expensive equipment from the sweat generated by having something clamped to your face.
The Roto VR Chair allows you to interact with the VR environment while remaining safely seated. With responsive head tracking and foot pedals, plus loads of other features, the chair elevates your VR experience.
Enjoy VR! Share your favorite peripherals/accessories in the comments. We love hearing about new tech.
"May the 4th be with you" is THE pun from Star Wars' heyday. Granted, it's an oldie, given that the original Star Wars debuted in 1977, but who cares? It's Star Wars, for crying out loud.
We love it because sci-fi is where you'll find the dreams of tech that are now or will one day be our reality.
There are 3D printing machines that can produce chocolate sculptures or body parts. Talk about the wow factor. They're even available for home use.
One touch on our smartphone screen, and we can see and talk to Uncle Tony who lives on the other side of the world. We call it FaceTime.
Stormtroopers ride hoverbikes. This year a hoverbike is coming to market (please, Santa, pleeeeease).
Robot maids — yep, they exist. OK, they're not fast and in every home yet, but we'll get there.
We're on Mars. Well, the Curiosity Rover is, and we're planning an in-person visit. Exploring the galaxy!
We live in a world of burgeoning technology. It's flat-out exciting.
In our part of the wearable tech industry, you can now slip on a ReliefBand® and quickly control symptoms of nausea, retching, and vomiting associated with motion sickness, morning sickness, or even VR-related motion sickness.
Hey, that's another tech advancement — VR! Just slip on a headset and be transported to any world, any place. Kind of like a holodeck. Yes, that's Star Trek, but it's still cool.
Did you know there's a day set aside for doctors?
In 1990, President Bush signed into law that 30 March 1991 would be "National Doctors Day." A version of this holiday has been going on since the '30s, with a red carnation being the gift of choice for your favorite doctor.
We want to say thank you to all doctors for their selfless service. You spend your lives working to improve the quality of life for the rest of us, and we're grateful.
This is a challenging but exciting time to be a physician. The world of medicine is exploding with technology that is making our Star Trek dreams come true.
Virtual reality allows medical students to practice medicine on virtual patients. Imagine the scope of work they can accomplish, as they get hands-on experience with every ailment, injury, and disease. All without risk of harm.
Wearables are galloping onto the market. ReliefBand® (doctor-recommended) treats the nausea, retching, and vomiting associated with morning and motion sickness. Other wearables count your steps and your heartbeats, track your temperature, and even measure your insulin resistance.
3D bioprinting is cranking out blood vessels, skin, and one day in the not too distant future, hearts.
We're proud to be a part of the scientific and medical community.
To the doctors who serve in universities, research labs, combat hospitals, clinics, and places of healing both rural and urban: We hope you had a wonderful Doctors Day!
Virtual Reality (VR) is tops with gamers, but it's also used in ways unimagined just a few short years ago.
VR simulations in the military enhance the training one goes through to become a medic or a pilot, a tank driver or even a combatant.
Businesses use VR simulations to improve skillsets such as machine operation, sales, or understanding and use of a product.
Teachers find the world of Virtual Reality to be a boon to the translation of concepts, and it's just a fun way to learn. Who doesn't want to interact with whales during fifth period?
But, VR-related nausea can put the kibosh on the excitement and benefit of experiencing the world through Virtual Reality.
ReliefBand® offers a quick, natural way to treat the symptoms of nausea, retching, and vomiting sometimes associated with motion sickness from playing or training in the virtual world.
So go, have fun in VR—jump out of airplanes, swim with turtles, or float in space. Do it all and bonus, no puking!
Virtual reality sounds like a fantastic idea, doesn't it?
We can climb pyramids, battle orcs, and have a duel in space — all in an afternoon.
But for many of us, the most telling reality is the nausea we feel shortly after we engage in virtual reality.
This nausea, and the vomiting that sometimes follows, are caused by the same circumstances that cause motion sickness: the difference in what we see and what we feel.
That conflict creates the nausea and vomiting.
With motion sickness, three things are out of sync — our eyes tell us we're not moving (flying in a plane, riding in the back seat of a car while reading a book), but our body (muscles and joints) and our inner ear tell us that we are moving.
With virtual reality, our eyes tell us we're moving, but our body tells us we're not moving, at least, not moving exactly as we seem to be doing in the world of virtual reality.
Put these three things together — what our eyes see, what our body feels, and what our inner ear detects — and if they're all working as they should, we can do loop-de-loops 'til the cows come home and not get sick.
It's when they get confusing information that things go awry.
Developers are working on potential solutions to the problem.
Until that anticipated day, we need to prevent virtual reality sickness. The best way we know to do that is to follow the science and wear a ReliefBand.
Virtual reality (VR) is teetering on the edge of becoming the next big thing.
Will we make it a part of our daily lives, as we have smartphones and tablets? Well, it's hard to say. But gamers and others who currently use it tend to love it—except for one thing . . .
Motion sickness and VR sickness are triggered by the same mechanisms.
What you see in the world of virtual reality doesn't match up with what your body feels in the real world, just as what you see when you're reading in a car doesn't match up with the movement of the car that your body feels.
Although you're not really rocketing through the air on a rollercoaster in VR, that's what your mind perceives, yet your body isn't experiencing the same movement.
When there's a disconnect between what you see and what you feel, nausea generally follows.
If you love VR but suffer from VR sickness, try ReliefBand to stop the nausea. And please, let us know how it goes!


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"Hockey Night in Canada" commentator Don Cherry fired for anti-immigrant rant
TORONTO - A Canadian broadcast company has fired hockey commentator Don Cherry for calling immigrants "you people" in a rant on television in which he said new immigrants are not honoring the country's fallen soldiers.
Rogers Sportsnet president Bart Yabsley said in a statement Monday that after discussions with Cherry "it has been decided it is the right time for him to immediately step down."
The 85-year-old Cherry called immigrants "you people" and said, "you love our way of life, you love our milk and honey" and said he didn't see immigrants wearing poppies to honor the country's fallen on Remembrance Day, which is observed on Monday.
Cherry has provided commentary following the first intermission of "Hockey Night in Canada" for years.
TORONTO, CANADA - APRIL 13: Hockey commentator Don Cherry does a television interview before the Tampa Bay Rays MLB game against the Toronto Blue Jays on April 13, 2015 at Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Tom Szczerbowski/Getty Im
'Like a bomb went off': 2 drivers die in head-on collision in Macomb County

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Public Transportation Passenger Security Inspections: A Guide for Policy Decision Makers
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TRB's Transit Cooperative Research Program (TCRP) Report 86, Public Transportation Security Public Transportation Security Volume 13: Public Transportation Passenger Security Inspections: A Guide for Policy Decision Makers suggests guidance that a public transportation agency may use when considering whether, where, when, and how to introduce a passenger security inspection program into its operations. The report identifies promising types of screening technologies and methods currently in use or being tested, and the operational considerations for the deployment of these technologies in land-based systems. The report also examines the legal precedent that either applies or that should be contemplated in connection with passenger screening activities, and includes a passenger security inspection policy decision-making model. Detailed appendixes to TCRP Report 86 Vol. 13 were published as TCRP Web-Only Document 38.
The TCRP Report 86: Public Transportation Security series assembles relevant information into single, concise volumes, each pertaining to a specific security problem and closely related issues. These volumes focus on the concerns that transit agencies are addressing when developing programs in response to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and the anthrax attacks that followed. Future volumes of the report will be issued as they are completed.
Project Number: J-10J
TRB Publication Type: TCRP Report
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In the Cognitive Psychology research group we are working to answer fundamental questions in cognition as well as looking to apply our understanding to solve problems faced by individuals, organisations, and our society.
We use a number of approaches to answer these questions, including neuroimaging, cognitive modelling, and a wide range of behavioural experimental techniques.
There are two main strands to our work: understanding complex cognition, and perceptual processing.
Complex cognition is used to think creatively, analyse and reduce uncertainty, make decisions, form judgements, and reason. We are interested in finding the different processes that people use to think in these ways, what affects them, and how their thinking might be enhanced.
We also work on perceptual processing. One topic of interest is colour perception, where we work on answering questions such as how categories in language and thought can influence perception. Another topic of interest is to evaluate the effects of sensory perception on a person's ability to interact with their environment.


→Influencer outreach? What you need to know first.
So, you want to find some social influencers and bloggers to help get the word out on your brand do you? Where do you start finding the right people to help with your digital marketing? There are a million questions you could ask. This post just brushes the surface, but it will get you started in the right direction to create your influencer outreach strategy.
What do you want influencers to talk about?
Do you want them to be knowledgeable about your industry or is it all about the product and target market you want to reach?
Are you going to send products for review?
Do you expect them to manage a contest, or giveaway program?
Is your main goal to reach as many connections as possible on social networks through sharing or to spark discussion in the form of a Facebook or Twitter chat?
How will you decide if they have real influence or are just a blogger for hire?
Are you looking for one-off posts or to create a social media ambassador program?
Once you answer all those questions you can think about how you will contact the bloggers, and decide which ones are a good fit for your goals.
Most bloggers get a ton of blind requests every month, many of them go completely ignored because the brand is completely off-base with their approach. If you don't do your homework you're going to send a lot of emails into the ozone and wonder why nobody is responding.
If you want people to respond to you, you need to build relationships with them before you ask. Building influencer relationships takes time, but it can really pay off.
Once you have relationships you're in a better position to reach out to people and ask for support.
What do you expect to pay for the ambassador, post, chat or contest?
How many bloggers do you expect to engage?
Does your budget include shipping product, fulfillment in giveaways or contest prizes?
Does your budget include outsourced campaign management or are you doing it all yourself?
Your budget should include quite a bit of time to find and engage people before you need them, filtering out the best people for your project and developing relationships with them takes time.
Think about what your goals are, and how you will measure your results.
Are you looking at raising brand awareness or is your goal to increase sales?
Generally social outreach works best when your goal is a combination of both. Create a campaign strategy to reach as many people as possible with your messaging and offer a reason for them to buy it. This may take the form of compelling product reviews, discount offers or Q&A sessions on the problems your product solves.
How quickly do you expect results? Even a short term campaign can yield results months afterward because social mentions stay in the ether. Waiting for Google searches to uncover them.
If you're building an ambassador program for ongoing outreach be prepared to set up metrics tools to see which bloggers are worth their weight in gold.
Do some searches on the social networks you want representation on. Who is blogging about subjects that align with your brand?
What kind of traffic do they get to their blog?
Do they share their posts on their social networks?
Do they get a lot of comments and mentions on their social profiles?
Many times you'll find a blogger who specializes in one topic or the other, but when you really dig into their profiles and posts you'll see that they don't really promote their posts very much. If they run a lot of contests on their blog that may be the main focus of their work. If so are they really a fit for what you want to do?
Sounds like a lot of work doesn't it?
We get that. That's why our team is constantly nurturing relationships with bloggers and influencers from a variety of interests. When our clients need influencer outreach management they look to us to help them bring the right people to the table. Contact me today to see how we can help you.
The budget determines how big the scope of the outreach is. And I think targeting the right influencers is key. I wonder, what tools do you recommend in doing an outreach?
Yes that's true, the budget for out reach is important. However I have yet to find a tool that can accurately evaluate and influencer's reach. I prefer to use a tool like GetLittleBird to narrow it down and then do the ground work by hand. One at a time.
Thanks Janet! Been using Buzzsumo and it works really great. Have not heard of GetLittleBird yet though. But it sounds cool.


After you installed BitTornado, you don't have to open anything in the folder. Just click on the torrent link in a thread, then it'll start download. If you want to resume next time, just click on the same torrent link in a thread, it'll resume download.
Well some of what you said Perry is true. BUT in order to resume downloads you must save in the exact same spot that you have saved it before. Another thing is depending on your version of Bit Tornado. There is an option to "auto-resume". When you click the same torrent to download it again, Bit Tornado will save it in the same place and resume the download. Under "ask where to save there is the option to have "auto resume" on.
What the crap are you talking about... She didnt say anything about a video problem or anything related to that matter. And obviously her question was answer because she did not post asking again.
Btw, LiLxAzNxDrIfTeAx22, I've seen you around the board posting this past hour. STOP IT. You are bringing up useless stuff in threads (also outside this thread) and bumping stupid 1 year old threads.
Stop spamming, or I'll have to warn you.
I dont like BitTornado try using azureus.Ive used a lot of differnet BT clients and this one is the best. No hassles, less memory usage, auto-resume, you can choose the files you want to dl and it has plugins like safepeer Just my 2 cents.
Is it just my Azureus 2.2.0.0 client or are other having problems as well?
give you know one can you give me a site. the one i currently have is too slow. 30kbs on a 512k connection.
what do you need it for... besides the obvious.
it's been my experience that the bt client doesn't matter... i have had dozens of bt clients, and they've all had the same speed... it actually depends on your/their connection. you can't say, ok i'll download bitcomet and now that same torrent will become increasingly faster.
for simple downloading/uploading, resuming (altho it has no button, it will resume when opened again). the official bt client is probably the best choice, since it's small - not complicated - and effective.
but if you have other intended uses for bt, then you might wanna get bitcomet or bittornado.
suprnova.org does not provide bittorrent, only suprnova.com which charge you $$$. anyways... im looking for a site that have a huge varieties of ps2 games, even though suprnova have some, it does not have alot.
My experiences contradict yours then. Because of my DSL modem I can't utilize clients like BitTornado because my modem doubles as a wierd router that only seems to foward ports half the time. Azureus seems to be more compatable with my connection and at my friend's house I've tested giving me a faster download rate.
I am going to move this to the BT section.
do you use a Upnp setup?
All in all, it's is a differance in program. I myself use "Azures", Its got a handfull of features i like.
I use BitComet. It's a program writtin C++. It does the same as Azures, but its not such a memory hog sense it doesnt run off of java.


"Roxanne (backing track)" is the instrumental version of the song Roxanne written by Sting and recorded by The Police in 1978.
The Japanese Backing Track single from 1983 featured two instrumentals which were not released on any LP / CD release so far.
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UGA College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences Statewide Variety Testing
Commodities at CAES
Conducting research each crop year
The UGA CAES Statewide Variety Testing program provides annual performance testing results on Georgia commodities including canola, small grains and forage, corn and silage and field crops.
Videos about SWVT Contact SWVT
Winter Grains & Forages
2022 - preliminary
Corn & Sorghum
Cotton & Peanuts
About Statewide Variety Testing
Proper variety selection is the most important decision a farmer makes. Farmers want and need to grow the best adapted crop cultivars to be successful. But producers do not have the time or the resources to plant more than a few cultivars to determine which are best adapted to Georgia growing conditions. That's where UGA Agronomists step in to help.
The college's Variety Testing Team does the work and research for the farmers We perform variety research on public and private developed cultivars of corn, corn silage, soybean, peanut, cotton, grain sorghum, wheat, barley, rye, oat, triticale, canola, summer annual forages, and winter annual forages each crop year. The research is conducted in multiple geographic regions of Georgia to collect agronomic data such as yield, bloom date, maturity date, test weight, height, lodging, seed size and seed shattering; also, tests for resistance/tolerance to pests and disease.
Variety Research information is published annually in four research reports:
Winter Grains and Forages
Reports are made available to farmers, private industry, and other researchers in a timely manner and are accessible below.
Other Variety Testing Sites
UGA College of Ag News
CAES News
Institute for Integrative Precision Agriculture awards first seed grants 01/27/23 David Mitchell
The University of Georgia's Institute for Integrative Precision Agriculture has awarded eight seed grants to fund initial research for projects at the convergence of agriculture, engineering, computing and related areas of study. The grants, the first of their kind from IIPA, follow a strategic push by the university to improve its industry collaboration across fields of study and support foundational research to advance agriculture and economic development in the state of Georgia.
UGA posts record $545.6M in research and development spending in FY22 01/26/23 Michael Terrazas
For the first time in its history, the University of Georgia surpassed a half-billion dollars in research and development spending in fiscal year 2022. With total expenditures of $545.6 million — representing a jump of more than 10% from the previous year — UGA did not simply exceed the half-billion mark, it rocketed past it.
Institute for Integrative Precision Agriculture welcomes three new faculty 01/19/23 Jake Strickland
The University of Georgia's Institute for Integrative Precision Agriculture (IIPA), a new interdisciplinary unit dedicated to the research and application of new technologies in agriculture, has made three new faculty hires. Leonardo Bastos, Lorena Lacerda and Guoyu Lu joined IIPA full time during fall 2022, each contributing to the strategic mission of the institute to harness the power of technology and big data to sustainably provide for our planet's growing population.
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package it.pm.jspellout.rules.handler.impl;

import it.pm.jspellout.model.EnglishSpellResult;
import it.pm.jspellout.model.OrdersOfMagnitude;
import it.pm.jspellout.model.SpellOutException;
import it.pm.jspellout.model.SpellResult;
import java.util.ArrayDeque;
import java.util.Queue;
import static junit.framework.Assert.assertFalse;
import static junit.framework.Assert.assertTrue;
import static junit.framework.Assert.fail;
import junit.framework.TestCase;

/**
 * English Hundreds (specific handler) Unit Test.
 *
 * @author Paolo Maresca <plo.maresca@gmail.com>
 */
public class EnglishHundredsHandlerTest extends TestCase {

    private EnglishHundredsHandler hHandler;
    private EnglishTensHandler tHandler;
    private EnglishUnitsHandler uHandler;

    public EnglishHundredsHandlerTest(String testName) {
        super(testName);
    }

    @Override
    protected void setUp() throws Exception
    {
        super.setUp();
        this.hHandler = new EnglishHundredsHandler();
        this.tHandler = new EnglishTensHandler();
        this.uHandler = new EnglishUnitsHandler();
        this.tHandler.setPipeSuccessor(uHandler);
        this.hHandler.setPipeSuccessor(tHandler);
    }

    @Override
    protected void tearDown() throws Exception {
        super.tearDown();
    }

    /**
     * Test of manageDigits method, of class EnglishHundredsHandler.
     */
    public void testManageDigits() throws Exception
    {
        System.out.println("[UnitTesting][EnglishHundredsHandler][testManageDigits]");
        int[] digits = new int[1];
        Queue<SpellResult> results = null;
        try {
            this.hHandler.manageDigits(digits, results);
            fail();
        }catch(SpellOutException soe) {
        }
        digits = new int[4];
        results = new ArrayDeque<SpellResult>();
        try {
            this.hHandler.manageDigits(digits, results);
            fail();
        }catch(SpellOutException soe) {
        }
        digits = new int[3];
        results = null;
        try {
            this.hHandler.manageDigits(digits, results);
            fail();
        }catch(SpellOutException soe) {
        }
        // test 100
        digits = new int[3];
        digits[0] = 0;
        digits[1] = 0;
        digits[2] = 1;
        results = new ArrayDeque<SpellResult>();
        try {
            this.hHandler.manageDigits(digits, results);
            assertTrue(results.size() == 1);
            SpellResult result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 1);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude().equals(OrdersOfMagnitude.HUNDREDS));
            EnglishSpellResult enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertTrue(enResult.isSpecialCase());
        }catch(SpellOutException soe) {
        }
        // test 900
        digits = new int[3];
        digits[0] = 0;
        digits[1] = 0;
        digits[2] = 9;
        results = new ArrayDeque<SpellResult>();
        try {
            this.hHandler.manageDigits(digits, results);
            assertTrue(results.size() == 1);
            SpellResult result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 9);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude().equals(OrdersOfMagnitude.HUNDREDS));
            EnglishSpellResult enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertTrue(enResult.isSpecialCase());
        }catch(SpellOutException soe) {
        }
        // test 999
        digits = new int[3];
        digits[0] = 9;
        digits[1] = 9;
        digits[2] = 9;
        results = new ArrayDeque<SpellResult>();
        try {
            this.hHandler.manageDigits(digits, results);
            assertTrue(results.size() == 3);
            SpellResult result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 9);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.HUNDREDS);
            EnglishSpellResult enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertFalse(enResult.isSpecialCase());
            result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 9);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.TENS);
            enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertFalse(enResult.isSpecialCase());
            result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 9);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.UNITS);
            enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertFalse(enResult.isSpecialCase());
        }catch(SpellOutException soe) {
        }
        // test 111
        digits = new int[3];
        digits[0] = 1;
        digits[1] = 1;
        digits[2] = 1;
        results = new ArrayDeque<SpellResult>();
        try {
            this.hHandler.manageDigits(digits, results);
            assertTrue(results.size() == 2);
            SpellResult result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 1);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.HUNDREDS);
            EnglishSpellResult enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertFalse(enResult.isSpecialCase());
            result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 11);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.TENS);
            enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertTrue(enResult.isSpecialCase());
        }catch(SpellOutException soe) {
        }
        // test 460
        digits = new int[3];
        digits[0] = 0;
        digits[1] = 6;
        digits[2] = 4;
        results = new ArrayDeque<SpellResult>();
        try {
            this.hHandler.manageDigits(digits, results);
            assertTrue(results.size() == 2);
            SpellResult result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 4);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.HUNDREDS);
            EnglishSpellResult enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertFalse(enResult.isSpecialCase());
            result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 60);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.TENS);
            enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertTrue(enResult.isSpecialCase());
        }catch(SpellOutException soe) {
        }
        // test 461
        digits = new int[3];
        digits[0] = 1;
        digits[1] = 6;
        digits[2] = 4;
        results = new ArrayDeque<SpellResult>();
        try {
            this.hHandler.manageDigits(digits, results);
            assertTrue(results.size() == 3);
            SpellResult result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 4);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.HUNDREDS);
            EnglishSpellResult enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertFalse(enResult.isSpecialCase());
            result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 6);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.TENS);
            enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertFalse(enResult.isSpecialCase());
            result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 1);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.UNITS);
            enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertFalse(enResult.isSpecialCase());
        }catch(SpellOutException soe) {
        }
        // test 301
        digits = new int[3];
        digits[0] = 1;
        digits[1] = 0;
        digits[2] = 3;
        results = new ArrayDeque<SpellResult>();
        try {
            this.hHandler.manageDigits(digits, results);
            assertTrue(results.size() == 2);
            SpellResult result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 3);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.HUNDREDS);
            EnglishSpellResult enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertFalse(enResult.isSpecialCase());
            result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 1);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.UNITS);
            enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertFalse(enResult.isSpecialCase());
        }catch(SpellOutException soe) {
        }
        // test 031
        digits = new int[3];
        digits[0] = 1;
        digits[1] = 3;
        digits[2] = 0;
        results = new ArrayDeque<SpellResult>();
        try {
            this.hHandler.manageDigits(digits, results);
            assertTrue(results.size() == 2);
            SpellResult result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 3);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.TENS);
            EnglishSpellResult enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertFalse(enResult.isSpecialCase());
            result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 1);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.UNITS);
            enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertFalse(enResult.isSpecialCase());
        }catch(SpellOutException soe) {
        }
        // test 511
        digits = new int[3];
        digits[0] = 1;
        digits[1] = 1;
        digits[2] = 5;
        results = new ArrayDeque<SpellResult>();
        try {
            this.hHandler.manageDigits(digits, results);
            assertTrue(results.size() == 2);
            SpellResult result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 5);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.HUNDREDS);
            EnglishSpellResult enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertFalse(enResult.isSpecialCase());
            result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 11);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.TENS);
            enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertTrue(enResult.isSpecialCase());
        }catch(SpellOutException soe) {
        }
        // test 001
        digits = new int[3];
        digits[0] = 1;
        digits[1] = 0;
        digits[2] = 0;
        results = new ArrayDeque<SpellResult>();
        try {
            this.hHandler.manageDigits(digits, results);
            assertTrue(results.size() == 1);
            SpellResult result = results.poll();
            assertTrue(result instanceof EnglishSpellResult);
            assertTrue(result.getFigure().intValue() == 1);
            assertTrue(result.getMagnitude() == OrdersOfMagnitude.UNITS);
            EnglishSpellResult enResult = (EnglishSpellResult) result;
            assertFalse(enResult.isSpecialCase());
        }catch(SpellOutException soe) {
        }
    }
}

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Two thousand years in the future, the Moon has become a run down experiment in terra-forming and colonization with a dusty patina and a bright red sky. To sixteen-year-old Hieronymus Rexaphin, however, it is the only place he has ever known until he meets a girl from Earth called Windows Falling on Sparrows. Windows Falling on Sparrows is inexplicatly drawn to him because of his special, some say dangerous, condition. Hieronymus is a One Hundred Percent Lunar Boy who can see the fourth primary color, giving him the ability to see the future path of time and matter. To look into his eyes will cause madness or even death, authorities say, so he is forced to weargoggles. The color of his eyes is against Lunar law, and some say against nature. After breaking the Moon's most serious law and exposing his eyes to a curious young Earth girl, Hieronymus embarks on a misadventure to protect his friends and save his family, and to escape exile and imprisionment on the far side of the moon.
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With artisans freed from the time-consuming task of hand-clipping small tesserae, marble patterns have become more accessible. As a result, they have taken on new meaning in interior design and can be used throughout the house: in the foyer, bath, kitchen, laundry, bar, mud room and any other place where pattern enhances the design. The choice of pattern, augmented by the color palette, can make either subtle or bold statements. A stone mosaic can also activate and define a space, much as a beautiful rug would do.
But waterjet patterns are not just confined to marble. They can incorporate glass, metal and terrazzo. Meanwhile, the scale can range from quite large (although the size is dependent upon the size of cut stone available) to petite. Many of the best designs include graphic patterns and elegant weaves, such as you might find in baskets or fabrics.
It is important to remember that there are great mosaics and very ordinary ones. The most beautiful designs share several essential strengths, starting with the quality of the cut (are the edges smooth?) and extending to the consistency of the material and the precision of the assembly (are the grout joints even?). We also need to talk about the expertise of the installer for waterjet mosaics. Has he color-balanced across the installation? Has he planned the cuts evenly? Has he laid the material in such a way that you cannot tell that it was assembled in sheets?
My advice: Choose the pattern and color with care and hire the best installer — but only after you have vetted the work he has done previously.


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Jens Olof Lasthein "Meanwhile Across the Mountain"
Jens Olof Lasthein: Waiting for the Future, Winner of the 2010 Leica Oskar Barnack Award
The Leica Oskar Barnack Award carrying the name of the inventor of the 35mm camera has been granted since 1980 – in 2010 it was the Swedish photographer Jens Olof Lasthein who won. His award-winning series was titled Waiting for the Future - Pictures from Abkhazia and tells about the people in the Republic of Abkhazia in southern Caucasus. We spoke to him about his newly-published book and the centrepiece of his picture series.
What does winning the Leica Oskar Barnack Award mean to you?
I was surprised that my pictures were so appreciated that I would win the award – they are so undramatic. It encouraged me and the recognition was flattering. The other side of the coin was that I lost some of my clients. I found out later that they assumed I had become too expensive.
It is series that win the Barnack Award. What role do series play for you compared to individual pictures?
Individual pictures are always the centrepiece of a series, they must move the viewer. But a series can do more: using individual pictures to create a unit can increase the depth and nuances of a good series – the tempo can be speeded up and then slowed down again, the individual pictures support each other or have tension between each other – and thus the series can produce a more complex photographic vision.
What do photo books mean to you?
I think it's the ideal way to bring together and present photographic works. For the author, the unlimited possibilities for presenting a story have great appeal; the biggest advantage for the viewer is the intimacy.
Did you always have the book in mind when you were photographing?
Yes, I did. Of course, I didn't know what it would look like, I was very distant from all that. Since publishing my first book, however, I've discovered that book format is what best suits my long-term projects.
What's the newly-published book, Meanwhile Across the Mountain, about?
In summary, it's about the Caucasus, a complex and fascinating border region. Loaded with problems, it is still full of life. It's about republics and break-away republics, about the people living there. It's about daily life in the middle of the hard, political reality of unsolved wars and conflicts, that followed the collapse of the Soviet Union. In the end, it's also about the general emotional state and frame of mind that result from a life full of tough circumstances.
What advice would you give young photographers?
I believe that we should be personal so as to touch other people. That's why I would urge everyone to remain faithful to themselves, rather than follow some particular trend. At the same time, you need to be able to step outside your comfort zone and set off into the unknown, so as to gain new perspectives and abilities.
The book Meanwhile Across the Mountain is published by Max Ström.
Jens Olof Lasthein
Jens Olof Lasthein was born 1964 and has been working as a freelance photographer since 1992. He has held about 50 solo exhibitions around the world and published three books: Moments in Between about the Balkan wars in the 90ies, White Sea Black Sea about the borderland between eastern and western Europe, Home Among Black Hills with pictures from Charleroi in Belgium. His fourth book, Meanwhile Across the Mountain, with pictures from the Caucasus will be published during 2016 and will include the series from Abkhazia with which he won the Leica Oskar Barnack Award in 2010.
www.lasthein.se
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* Plenty of current reserve to support video mods that need extra current from the PSU.
* Runs cool all day.
RGC releases its new PSU for the infamous Atari 2600.
Atari's OEM power supply was well known to be its weakest link as it commonly died if left plugged in.
Back in the 80's we had to replace our Atari PSU several times.
The RGC A2600 power adapter can be left plugged in and running all day and never break a sweat.
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About PeterSIronwood
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~ Finding, formulating and solving life's frustrations.
Love All.
Posted by petersironwood in America, psychology, Uncategorized
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Love All. Hmm.
I don't feel very loving toward people who are SHRUGS and pretending to be SHILLS, especially when they are using the trust we gave them as being public officials not to betray their country's interest. Is there really a way to love all?
I think it is quite possible to love the totality of something without loving each and every part. A person might, for example, love their body but hate that big mole. They might really like their car but hate its squeaky rattle. They might love all of humanity yet hate so much of what one person does it is impossible to feel love for that part of it. At least I feel that way. I love the forest but hate deer flies, though it is a qualified hate. Once I'm back indoors, I don't dwell on the fact that they're still out there sucking blood from deer or hikers. There is a bit of humor and even admiration for the damned things. You would think it would be pretty easy for humans to outsmart them and yet…they are very hard to catch. The one trick I did develop was to wait till they landed on the back of my neck and then smack them quickly with my hand, stunning them. When they awoke, I would explain to them that if they didn't immediately cease and desist, I would crush them. But they never responded so I crushed them anyway.
There are several aspects of love and one is understanding. They are not equivalent of course, but understanding seems good in any case. I can reach the point of trying to understand deer flies or SHRUGS. Beyond that, I cannot go.
Teddy Roosevelt is famously purported to have said, "Speak softly and carry a big stick." Let's examine this a little further in the context of contemporary international relations. The United States is, or at least was until recently, the "world's only remaining superpower." That's what we told ourselves. We certainly spend the most of any country on the military. Our military strength is also built on having a well-educated populace, superior technology, excellent training, and, considering that the military has a "military culture," it is fact-based. After operations, initiatives, mistakes, successes, the military conducts "after action reviews." In other words, there are mechanisms in place, to realize that human beings make errors and the important things are to try to avoid them and then to learn from them. The military, like much of American culture, strives to be a meritocracy.
How on earth does it make sense to "shout loudly and carry a teeny stick."? But at least some of the SHRUGS seem hell-bent on just such a course. There is certainly a lot of "shout loudly" but isn't there a promise to spend more on the military? Yes, but — superior military depends on many things besides money. It depends on having superior technology. Having superior technology depends on, among other things, attracting the best minds from around the world to a country they find attractive and accepting. Executive orders already made many people feel less welcome. This was followed by a Congressional-sponsored Theft Bill which made it virtually impossible for anyone but the richest to attend graduate school.
Strike One. Notice, I did not say the most able, or creative, or hardest working. No, the richest. Well, apart from the mind-numbing unfairness and transparent self-interest, it is a death sentence to the USA having a long term lead in biotechnology, computer science including cryptography and cybersecurity, nanotechnology, and artificial intelligence. Breakthroughs in any one of these fields could render our nuclear arms useless or worse (e.g., our systems "think" they are launching to other targets when in fact they are all aimed at other cities in the US). That's Strike One.
Strike Two. And in every other branchlet of the executive, the message has gone out loud and clear that promotions and possibly even firings will depend more on loyalty and less on merit. These government agencies will necessarily be less effective and as the general quality of the career public servants plummets, the few remaining effective people will become more and more frustrated and also leave making the race to the bottom of quality all the faster. These other branches of the executive include many that have a direct impact on the quality of the military.
Strike Three Believe it or not, it matters what people feel they are fighting for. If all of what America "stands for" is unbridled greed so that more and more of the world's resources can be funneled without objection into the pockets of the world's richest, the soldiers don't really care to go the extra mile. Why should they?
So the combination of these three factors: damaging science, making government inefficient, and destroying morale will weaken the military in its effectiveness but increase the chances of a world-destroying mistake.
So, yeah, I can't quite get there yet with the "Love All."
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"Midnight Commander (mc) is an orthodox file manager for Unix-like systems (also works in Windows) and a clone of Norton Commander. Midnight Commander is a text mode application. The main interface consists of two panels which display the file system." (from wikipedia).


Medical tests for poor countries need to be properly field-tested.
Applying modern diagnostic technologies to disease management around the globe could dramatically improve patient care. Unfortunately, many such technologies are not available or not usable in resource-poor settings.
In sub-Saharan Africa, for example, health-care practitioners treating children with severe fevers have to either make an educated guess or use a "shotgun" approach, treating for all potential illnesses from malarial infection to bacterial pneumonia. The inability to arrive at a specific diagnosis not only delays proper therapy but can increase death rates. A recent study has shown that mortality is almost twice as high in patients mistakenly diagnosed as having malaria. Those deaths could be dramatically reduced with a reliable test that can be given at the bedside.
With current advances in low-cost, portable technologies (see "Paper Diagnostic Tests") and increasing knowledge of the biology of disease, the time is ripe to bring novel diagnostic tools to those who desperately need them. Accurate diagnoses will not only help individual patients but also yield more-precise measurements for public-health and treatment programs.
It is imperative, however, that new diagnostics be developed and tested as early as possible in the settings where they will be used–preferably in collaboration with local researchers and clinicians. Hospitals in the developing world are littered with broken x-ray machines and other donated medical equipment that does not work in humid conditions and has no replacement parts. Most businesses wouldn't think of releasing a new product without sufficient market research or testing, and the same should be true for field-testing medical devices. Such testing will help avoid two problems that have hobbled earlier efforts: pushing newer technologies when existing or simpler technologies would be as effective, and attempting to apply technologies that work well in the controlled, sterile environment of the laboratory but not in the real world.
Given that different diseases are endemic to specific parts of the world, and that regions differ in genetics, environment, culture, sociopolitical infrastructure, and the biology of particular pathogens, a "one size fits all" approach to diagnostics is rarely appropriate. The steps leading from a promising diagnostic technology to a robust working product must be thoughtfully executed to ensure that the enormous potential of these tests is fulfilled in the places where they can do the most good.
José Miguel Trevejo is a principal scientist at Charles Stark Draper Laboratory.


A BUSY time ahead for members of the Myall Masters Swimming Group.
This coming Saturday the group holds its annual Branch Point Score event at the Tea Gardens Swimming pool.
It's a huge day long meet, with swimmers coming from all over the State to compete and one of the most popular events on the Masters Calendar.
Last year the meet attracted 18 clubs and more than 130 swimmers.
In all there are 16 races, from 25 metres to 200 metres and relays, with heats and finals filling up the program.
On Monday 11 February, the Masters will be back at the pool to launch the newly installed Defibrillator at the Tea Gardens Swimming Pool.
The official ceremony will start at 4pm.
The Defibrillator was funded in part from a grant through the NSW Government Local Sport program.
MYALL MASTERS: Branch Pointscore Event.


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Silent Auction is Open for the 35th Annual Scholarship Benefit and Fashion Show
A year of Bally shoes, a one-of-a-kind ring from jewelry designer Daniela Villegas, a Clippers VIP experience, and more are up for auction at the 2017 Silent Auction to benefit the Scholarship Fund at Otis College, which provides essential financial aid to deserving students. The online auction, which features unique Los Angeles experiences, one-of-a-kind items, art tours, spa treatments, and more, will be live from May 1-6, with garments from the runway show becoming available for bidding May 6-12.
The bidding will close at Otis College of Art and Design's 35th Annual Scholarship Benefit and Fashion Show on May 6, 2017, at The Beverly Hilton. The annual black-tie event, honoring Claudia Cividino, CEO of Bally Americas and jewelry designer Daniela Villegas, will feature a runway show of fashions created by Otis College students under the direction of 10 of today's top designers. To get your tickets and learn more, visit www.otis.edu/scholarship-benefit-fashion-show.
Check out a few of the items below or click here for the full listing.
Bally Women's Shoe Wardrobe
One-of-a-kind, women's shopping experience at our Beverly Hills flagship boutique. The winner of this package will receive one pair of Bally shoes each month for a year beginning May 2017 through April 2018. Donated by Bally.
"The Coral Reef Ring" by Daniela Villegas - and a visit to the artist's home and creative space.
Bid on a one-of-a-kind Coral Reef Ring and tour the home and creative space of Daniela Villegas. The ring can be custom sized. 18 K Yellow Gold, .38 CT White Diamonds, 2.6 CT Opal, .85 CT Orange Sapphires, Shell. Donated by Daniela Villegas.
Clippers VIP Experience
Certificate for Two (2) Lower Level Center Lodge tickets to a mutually selected 2017-18 LA Clippers regular season home game before February 2, 2018, which includes:
Opportunity to participate in Autograph Alley and watch pre-game warm-ups
Complimentary Dinner for 2 in the Season Ticket Holder Club
LA Clippers Team Autographed Basketball
Special Thanks to Michele Pietra and the Los Angeles Clippers.
Donated by the Los Angeles Clippers.
Ceramics Class or Party for 8
Learn from a master and enjoy a class or party in the ceramics studio at Otis College of Art and Design. Carrying on the tradition of Peter Voulkos and Ken Price at Otis College and trained by Ralph Bacerra, Joan Takayama-Ogawa comes from a family that for six generations has been interested in ceramics, reaching back to relatives who produced pottery in Japan. Joan's memorable ceramics are in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian Institution, DeYoung Museum Fine Arts in San Francisco, and LACMA to name just a few.
Donated by Joan Takayama-Ogawa.
Dinner with Otis College President Bruce W. Ferguson
Hail to the Chief! Enjoy a tasty dinner with Otis College President Bruce W. Ferguson. You'll hear about his vision for the future of the College, complemented by readings from Peter Gadol, chair of Otis College's graduate writing program and award-winning poet Mahtem Shiferraw.
Donated by Bruce Ferguson and Otis College of Art and Design.
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It's not much but it helps. I read about passive income when I was new in blogging and I never thought I can experience it myself. By earning while doing nothing, I do not mean interest incomes on bank deposits nor dividends from shares in profitable business ventures because I don't have any of them. I am referring to passive income from Adsense which I got sometime in mid-2012 and from which I am about to cash-out again next month. Yes, I got to earn even though I was not updating my blogs for almost one year now.
Some bloggers among us may have experienced the same and enjoyed what they had as I do now. Likewise, some may be tempted to ask me how such earnings come though I was not blogging for quite a while. My honest answer is I do not know exactly why I had such earning while doing nothing. I never did "keyword research" nor "search engine optimization (SEO)" in all the previous 500+ articles that I have on this blog (check them in my Archives Page) and yet statistics show that visitors came in the even when it had no update at all. Can it be because of my blog's contents? I do not know.
The difference between the frequency of my Adsense cash-outs when I was actively blogging every 2 to 3 days to that when I stopped for a year is not much. The earnings when I was not blogging are lesser but the additional 1 to 2 months of waiting for a cash-out really seemed not enough to push me to blog again. However, I know that the search engines will not forever send readers to my archived topics. New articles on my past subjects will be posted and mine will be buried due to old age.
The above reason plus the desire to express myself on some interesting issues are what drive me to blog again. I sincerely hope for your regular visits and your comments on my articles are welcome anytime.


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Mark Zilbert is an Executive Vice President at Brown Harris Stevens Miami, focused on real estate sales and the development of state-of-the-art real estate technology programs. Based in Miami Beach, Mark has over 15 years of real estate experience, selling more than $4B, and considered one of the top brokers in the Miami area. He is focused on selling waterfront luxury condos, and his area of coverage spans from South Beach up through Bal Harbour and Sunny Isles Beach. His recent sales achievements include a $10M sale at The Continuum in South Beach, a $9.4M new development sale at the new Oceana Bal Harbour and a $14M new development sale at the Surf Club Four Seasons in Surfside. He has also sold millions of dollars of property at South Beach's most popular condos including Murano Grande, ICON South Beach, Apogee South Beach, The Continuum, The Setai and others. While he was managing broker of Brown Harris Stevens, he oversaw several record-breaking deals, including Jeff Miller's $60M sale at The Faena, and Jeff Miller's $27M sale at The Setai.
In 2017, Mr. Zilbert transitioned from corporate management over to direct sales, and now leads a sales team focused on working with buyers and sellers from Miami and around the world. Mark and his team are fluent in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, German, Arabic, Hebrew, Russian, Mandarin, Korean and Japanese.
Mr. Zilbert founded Zilbert Realty Group in 2003, which joined forces with New York based Brown Harris Stevens in 2015. Mr. Zilbert is well-known as the inventor of the award-winning website (Zilbert.com), which is visited by over 50,000 people each month. It is one of the most-used real estate websites in the Miami area. A second site, focused on Brown Harris Stevens in Miami (BHSMiami.com) is also now online, and is based on Zilbert.com technology.
Mark Zilbert was born in Montreal, Quebec (Canada), and spent many years in project management, then sales of emerging technology products. In the late 1990's, Mr. Zilbert turned his focus to web and internet strategy, and learned how to integrate web technologies into otherwise traditional business models. So, in 2003 when Mr. Zilbert started his real estate career, technology played an important part in establishing a web-based real estate practice. Today, Zilbert combines the web with his traditional real estate practice services, to offer customers the ability to interact with the Zilbert team in the ways that are most convenient for them.
Mark Zilbert's Property Listings
The collection of luxury oceanfront and waterfront real estate throughout South Florida
St Regis Bal Harbour #LPH4
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Murano Grande #3503
Portofino Tower Condo #2005
Maison Residences #201
Other City - Keys/Islands/Caribbean
Continuum South #508
Continuum South Tower #502
South Pointe Towers #1010
Belle Plaza #PH1602
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Grovenor House #507
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Icon South Beach #1008
851 s.f. (79.1 m²)
Bentley Hilton #905B
The Bentley Bay Condo #1412
Sunset Harbour North Cond #1115
1,060 s.f. (98.5 m²)
Brickell Heights East #3510
Artepark North Condo #303
Artepark #406
Paramount Bay #2601
The Waverly Of South Beach #411
Paraiso Bayviews Condo #1806
The Bentley Bay North #1412
Brickell Heights East Cond #3510
Carolinda Park #1
Mark's Property Sales
Here is a list of Mark's most recent property sales, with the most-recent ones showing first. You may resort the list by clicking on any column.
Murano Grande 601 $1,695,000 $1,500,000 2/2½ 2,003 s.f. (186.1 m²)
The Palace Bal Harbour 9D $1,699,000 $1,580,000 2/2½ 2,210 s.f. (205.3 m²)
Murano Grande At Portofin 2004 $1,799,000 $1,600,000 2/2½ 1,425 s.f. (132.4 m²)
Continuum South Tower 1802 $2,125,000 $1,880,000 1/1½ 1,201 s.f. (111.6 m²)
St. Regis Condo-hotel 2604N $5,000,000 $4,750,000 4/4 Full and 2x½ 3,439 s.f. (319.5 m²)
Murano Grande 1701 $2,595,000 $2,475,000 2/2½ 2,003 s.f. (186.1 m²)
Murano Grande 2309 $1,070,000 $950,000 2/2 1,437 s.f. (133.5 m²)
Murano Grande Portofino 1909 $1,085,000 $950,000 2/2 1,437 s.f. (133.5 m²)
Continuum South 3402 $3,325,000 $2,850,000 2/2½ 1,791 s.f. (166.4 m²)
Continuum South 3407 $7,750,000 $7,150,000 4/3 Full and 2x½ 2,954 s.f. (274.4 m²)
Surf Club Four Seasons 717-N $6,150,000 $6,150,000 2/2 3,424 s.f. (318.1 m²)
Surf Club Four Seasons 719-N $7,500,000 $7,500,000 3/5½ 3,370 s.f. (313.1 m²)
Oceana Bal Harbour 1801S $9,400,000 $9,400,000 3/4½ 4,185 s.f. (388.8 m²)
Paramount Bay 2609 $680,000 $660,000 2/2 1,128 s.f. (104.8 m²)
Continuum North 512 $952,875 $935,000 0/1 747 s.f. (69.4 m²)
405 E San Marino Dr $5,250,000 $5,000,000 3/4 3,945 s.f. (366.5 m²)
17 La Gorce Cir $3,450,000 $3,250,000 3/4½ 5,845 s.f. (543.0 m²)
Continuum South CAB-9 $1,300,000 $1,200,000 1/1 400 s.f. (37.2 m²)
South Bay Club 823 $399,000 $395,000 1/1 850 s.f. (79.0 m²)
Trump Palace PH5506 $1,450,000 $1,350,000 2/2½ 2,390 s.f. (222.0 m²)
Icon South Beach 3103 $2,525,000 $2,450,000 3/3 2,158 s.f. (200.5 m²)
Continuum North 3202 $9,995,000 $8,600,000 5/5 Full and 2x½ 5,329 s.f. (495.1 m²)
Continuum North CAB 1 $1,250,000 $1,200,000 0/1 656 s.f. (60.9 m²)
Il Villaggio 1107 $2,495,000 $2,150,000 3/3 1,810 s.f. (168.2 m²)
Continuum North 1604 $1,324,000 $1,260,000 2/2½ 1,491 s.f. (138.5 m²)
Murano Grande PH-4 $2,600,000 $2,600,000 3/3½ 2,974 s.f. (276.3 m²)
Murano Grande 708 $998,000 $880,000 2/2 1,600 s.f. (148.6 m²)
Continuum 2805 $3,800,000 $3,150,000 3/3½ 2,847 s.f. (264.5 m²)
Icon South Beach 1901 $1,495,000 $1,490,000 3/3½ 2,145 s.f. (199.3 m²)
Icon South Beach 1508 $495,000 $463,000 1/1½ 851 s.f. (79.1 m²)
Icon South Beach 3903/4 $2,495,000 $2,325,000 5/5 3,744 s.f. (347.8 m²)
Continuum North Tower LOFT-1 $1,995,000 $1,700,000 2/3½ 2,322 s.f. (215.7 m²)
Ocean Place East 8F $1,295,000 $1,175,000 2/2 1,567 s.f. (145.6 m²)
Continuum North Tower 1407 $1,335,000 $1,200,000 2/2½ 1,491 s.f. (138.5 m²)
The Setai 404 $479,000 $425,000 0/1 597 s.f. (55.5 m²)
Continuum North Tower 2404 $1,099,000 $950,000 1/1½ 1,554 s.f. (144.4 m²)
Murano Grande 1606 $1,449,000 $1,320,000 2/3 2,024 s.f. (188.0 m²)
Continuum Ii 1206 $1,485,000 $1,300,000 2/2½ 1,698 s.f. (157.7 m²)
Metropolitan Miami 3304 $416,000 $416,000 2/2 1,119 s.f. (104.0 m²)
The Floridian 1511 $549,000 $510,000 2/2 1,258 s.f. (116.9 m²)
Continuum Ii 806 $1,399,000 $1,200,000 2/2½ 1,990 s.f. (184.9 m²)
Murano At Portofino 2202 $2,800,000 $2,600,000 3/3½ 2,618 s.f. (243.2 m²)
Continuum The Soth Tower 1806 $4,000,000 $3,700,000 3/3½ 2,508 s.f. (233.0 m²)
The Waverly 1501 $679,000 $620,000 2/2 1,262 s.f. (117.2 m²)
Cosmopolitan Towers 1817 $649,000 $587,500 2/2 1,010 s.f. (93.8 m²)
Murano Grande 2109 $995,000 $950,000 2/2 1,437 s.f. (133.5 m²)
Continuum 508 $1,575,000 $1,300,000 2/2½ 1,757 s.f. (163.2 m²)
The Loft Downtown 505 $225,000 $227,000 1/1 685 s.f. (63.6 m²)
One Miami East 2200 $479,000 $525,000 2/2 1,105 s.f. (102.7 m²)
Icon 2805 $1,270,000 $1,200,000 2/2½ 1,750 s.f. (162.6 m²)
1616 W 22 St $1,850,000 $1,700,000 5/3 2,915 s.f. (270.8 m²)
One Miami West 2319 $509,000 $509,000 2/2 1,227 s.f. (114.0 m²)
Saint George 101 $207,000 $202,000 1/1 480 s.f. (44.6 m²)
Blue 1710 $549,000 $539,000 2/2 1,362 s.f. (126.5 m²)
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What's News: August 21, 2015
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Changes to election rules
The Elections Department yesterday announced several changes to election regulations, in the strongest signal that polls may be weeks away. The maximum spending limit for a candidate will be raised from $3.50 to $4 for every voter he represents, and candidates' photos will be printed on ballot papers, among other things.
Blast suspects under probe
Two men identified as suspects in Bangkok's bomb blast on Monday have turned themselves in for police questioning, insisting that they are tour guides. Thailand has also said that international terrorists were "unlikely" to have been behind the blast.
High toxic levels in Tianjin
Cyanide levels in Tianjin have risen sharply after the deadly chemical explosions, with officials saying that cyanide levels more than 350 times standard limits have been detected in water close to the blast sites. However, the health authorities say that drinking water still meets national standards.
Uber 'employs ex-criminals'
Uber might have assured American consumers that it screens its drivers but regulators have found evidence that people convicted of murder and sex offences have driven for Uber. US officials said Uber's checks failed to uncover criminal records of 25 drivers.
Economy a big issue for Najib
Malaysian Premier Najib Razak's spring-cleaning of potential threats and critics of his handling of 1MDB has entrenched his political position. Malaysia Correspondent Shannon Teoh warns, however, that the continued flight of investors may bring him to his knees.
The Bugis area shrouded in haze yesterday evening. The NEA says the air could become unhealthy today. PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI FOR THE STRAITS TIMES
NEA warns of hazy conditions today
Singapore may see hazy conditions today, and the air may even become unhealthy. The National Environment Agency said that 120 hot spots were detected in Sumatra in Indonesia yesterday, mainly on the southern half of the island.
Training for pre-school staff
A newprogramme will train pre-school staff how to work with children aged two months to three years old. The Place-and- Train programme will teach the skills needed to support a young child's learning and care.
'Act swiftly against rumours'
Companies that come under fire from short-sellers or through critical reports should quickly assess the severity of the attack and respond effectively, said Singapore Exchange chief regulatory officer Tan Boon Gin. He issued the advice yesterday after some firms recently became the target of rumours.
Neville bets on Valencia
Phil Neville reckons Valencia can win La Liga, and he should know. The man who was part of Manchester United's famous "Class of 92" is the assistant manager of the Peter Lim-owned outfit. "The club has so much positive energy after finishing fourth last year," he said. "We feel the title is possible this season with what we have."
Catch Sing50 concert on TV
The Sing50 concert held at the National Stadium two weeks ago, likely the biggest concert dedicated to Singapore music, will be aired on Channel 5 tomorrow. The 160-minute show has been condensed into a 93-minute programme and the acoustic problems that plagued the live show have been cleaned up for TV.
G-Dragon to play host to fans
Popular accommodation listings site Airbnb is holding a contest to give five lucky fans the chance to spend two nights at the legendary Dukyang studio in Seoul where Korean pop superstar G-Dragon of BigBang kick-started his career and trained for years. He will welcome the fans at check-in and give them a personal tour of the space that he newly designed for this event.
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"Synthetic hinge" opens a door to smart, glucose-responsive insulin
By Nick Lavars
"Synthetic hinge" opens a door...
Artist's impression of insulin acting on blood vessels
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Scientists have designed a "synthetic hinge" for insulin that responds to sugar in the blood
For sufferers of diabetes, keeping blood glucose levels within a healthy range can be a difficult and labor-intensive balancing act that often requires regular insulin injections, but some scientists imagine a future where medicine does the heavy lifting for them. A team at Indiana University School of Medicine has taken a promising step towards this future, demonstrating a type of "synthetic hinge" that swings into action when blood glucose levels call for corrective action.
The hormone insulin plays a vital role in keeping glucose at healthy levels in the blood, pulling it out of the bloodstream and helping turn it into energy. In diabetes patients, insufficient amounts or insulin that results in a reduction in effectiveness means that blood glucose levels are left to rise to potentially dangerous levels, which can have serious consequences.
Injections of insulin are a way for Type 1 diabetics to manage the condition, but one dangerous side effect of this is the potential for them to drive blood-sugar levels too low, a condition known as hypoglycemia. These concerns have moved scientists to explore a concept known as "glucose-responsive insulin," an engineered form of the hormone that would self-adjust depending on the blood sugar levels of the patient.
"The reason a glucose-responsive insulin is important is that the biggest barrier to the effective use of insulin, especially in Type 1 diabetes, is the fear of the consequences of blood sugar going too low," says study author Michael A. Weiss.
Last year, we looked at an interesting early example of what this technology could look like. Scientists in Denmark developed a novel insulin molecule that could spontaneously increase or decrease its activity in response to circulating blood sugar levels, as demonstrated in rats. Weiss has now led the development of a technology with similar potential, albeit via a different mechanism, and one described as relatively simple.
The approach leverages a naturally occurring type of "protective hinge" in insulin, which keeps the hormone stable when closed and makes it functional when open. The researchers chemically altered the molecule by adding a sugar sensor and what they call an artificial switch, which disrupts the hinge's naturally closed state and enables it to respond to fructose by opening up.
These capabilities of the "synthetic hinge" were demonstrated in lab experiments involving human-liver-derived cells, which the researchers say resulted in the appropriate hormonal signaling. In its current form, the modified insulin senses fructose and would need to be adapted to sense glucose for the purposes of diabetes treatment, and do so at levels sensitive enough to respond to fluctuating levels in the blood, but the scientists believe the potential is there.
"The promise of this kind of 'smart' insulin is that it would transform diabetes care, so people wouldn't have to worry anymore," says Weiss. "With our invention, we envision that when the blood sugar goes low, the hinge would close. But there will be much work to do to translate our proof of principle to an FDA-approved product."
The research was published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Source: Indiana University School of Medicine
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Maximum sustainable swimming speeds of late-stage larvae of nine species of reef fishes
Fisher, Rebecca, and Wilson, Shaun K. (2004) Maximum sustainable swimming speeds of late-stage larvae of nine species of reef fishes. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, 312 (1). pp. 171-186.
DOI: 10.1016/j.jembe.2004.06.009
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We examined the maximum sustainable swimming speed of late-stage larvae of nine species of tropical reef fishes from around Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Larvae were captured in light traps and were swum in flumes at different experimental swimming speeds (of 5 cm s−1 intervals) continuously for 24 h. Logistic regression was used to determine the speed at which 90% of larvae were able to maintain swimming, and this was used to indicate the maximum sustainable swimming speed for each species. Maximum sustainable swimming speeds varied among the species examined, with the lethrinid maintaining the fastest sustainable swimming speed (24 cm s−1), followed by the Pomacentridae (10–20 cm s−1) and the Apogonidae (8–12 cm s−1). U-crit (maximum speed) explained 64% of the variation in sustainable speed among species, whereas total length only explained 33% of the variation in sustained swimming. A regression fitted across species suggests that 50% U-crit is a good approximation of the speed able to be maintained by these larvae for 24 h. A model based on a cubic relationship between sustained swimming time and speed was found to be more successful than either length or U-crit as a method of estimating sustainable swimming speed for most of the species examined. Overall, we found that swimming speed is an important factor when considering the potential for active swimming behaviour to influence dispersal patterns, recruitment success and levels of self-recruitment in reef fish larvae and needs to be carefully considered in models of larval dispersal.
behaviour; coral reef; endurance; larval fish; swimming speed; U-crit
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Seems like I've been going and going… Well, at least driving and driving! Up to Billings Friday and back on Saturday, then a trip to Shoshoni Sunday and again today! If I can stay out of a car tomorrow I'll be happy!
Yes, for those who commented about me passing up that crewel rug… Believe me, I'm regretting it! I thought I had picked up her card, but of course, I can't find it… Poo.
I can't share pics of other items I bought, because they're gifts… But I will after the fact!
Victoria and her family have come for a couple of days of spring break. I didn't get my act together and get in there soon enough to use my big computer and, therefore, my photos for tonight's post.
I'll share more when I can, if I can make myself blog earlier than 10 pm!
You are so faithful to your blog! Your readers appreciate all the creativity and time spent to write, select photos, and make it so interesting to us. Enjoy your family on their spring visit!
Sometimes life just has a way of taking up all our time. I'm sure we can all wait for whatever neat thing you will share when you can.


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Interview: Brooklyn's Arthur Moon Talks Forthcoming Debut Album and Upcoming Show at Elsewhere
Arthur Moon is performing at Elsewhere on July 10 with Palehound.
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Arthur Moon, the moniker of award-winning composer and singer Lora-Faye Åshuvud, is preparing for a big second half of 2019. The experimental-pop project, which also features collaborations from Cale Hawkins and Martin D. Fowler, will release their debut self-titled album in August. To coincide with the release, Arthur Moon will be heading out on tour with Oh Land in September.
We chatted with Åshuvud leading up to her show on July 10 at Elsewhere to talk all about the debut album, her creative process, and the project's plans for the rest of 2019:
Arthur Moon is a solo project, but you've also described it as collaborative with the other members. What is that process like?
I guess it's a solo project in that Arthur Moon is me, but it's also very much dependent on my bandmates Marty Fowler, Cale Hawkins, Aviva Jaye, and Dave Palazola, who are completely integral to the music in their ideas, their musicianship, and their personalities.
The writing process varies—about half of the record was a pretty isolated process, including the two singles we dropped this summer, "Homonormo" and "I Feel Better," which were written alone while I was on an artist residency for three months in a little cabin in Taos, New Mexico.
A lot of the harmony on those tunes comes from the fact that I had access to a piano for the first time in my adult life, so I was really writing a lot based on how I was figuring out to play that instrument, and then how it related to the vocoder, which I'm also controlling with a keyboard. (The piano keyboard format, as a side note, blows my mind! All the notes are just lined up in a single row?! WHAT?!)
Pretty much all the writing and a lot of the arrangement on those songs was done by the time I came back to New York, so a lot of the collaboration came in the form of studio work—the band reiterating and shifting my ideas based on their relationships with their instruments, Marty writing bass lines, which I'm still figuring out how to do, etc. But other times, I'll bring in a half-finished idea to the band and we'll spend a few hours (sometimes a few rehearsals) playing with it together, throwing various sketchy arrangement ideas around, and I record all of it. My iPhone voice memos are an organizational nightmare.
But anyway, I'll go away for a month or so and build out ideas that I pull from the rehearsal recordings into a complete song. I love working that way because it often feels so much better when we play those songs live—Dave, for example, ends up playing a formalized version of a drum part that came out of him for 15 seconds when we were just playing around in the rehearsal space, so his performance of it just has this air of authenticity and joyfulness that I think can only really come from being inside music that was written quite literally FOR YOU. These are just two ways the process can go, though—it really varies based on the song.
Lora-Faye Åshuvud
You've released two singles from the record so far, "Homonormo" and "I Feel Better." Both have a deconstructed pop feel. Why'd you choose those songs as the singles and what can people expect from the rest of the record?
I thought both "Homonormo" and "I Feel Better" could be good windows into the world of the record. A lot of the music on the full-length tries to take pop apart and then rebuild it again upside down, but those two songs, in particular, retain a lot of the scaffolding of pop as we're familiar with it, even though they may not necessarily function within a traditional pop structure or palette.
The record moves deeper and less cheekily into some of the darkness and lopsidedness that I think gets hinted at with a sort of manic smile on "Homonormo" and "I Feel Better," so it felt like starting with something a little more familiar might help people find their way into the rest of the music.
I read that you write lyrics by combining newspaper clippings. Do you have any favorite or go-to source materials?
The first time I wrote lyrics with clippings it was actually from an IKEA catalog (the song ended up being called "Room," which was on EP Our Head, although my band still sometimes calls the song "IKEA"). In general, I've had a lot of success with travel magazines—the writing in them often strikes this unusual balance between being super colorful and descriptive but also really administrative, so I end up with words like "cerulean" and "reservations" coming out of the same article.
Who are some local artists you've been listening to lately?
My friend (and one-time Arthur Moon band member) Raia Was is about to put out the most beautiful full-length—it's this devastating, dusty, electronic-longing-mystery-adventure. She released the first single from it ("I Can't Reason") last week and I've had it on repeat ever since.
I also can't get enough of the band Moonheart (I recommend starting with "Bridestep")—in my dreams I remix one of their songs and credit it to Arthur Moonheart but TBA if they, the music streaming platforms, the universe will be down for that. Also listening to a lot this year to L'Rain and Tōth.
What's next for Arthur Moon?
A show on July 10 with Palehound, on the rooftop at Elsewhere. The full album drops on digital platforms in early August, but Vinyl Me Please is putting out a limited edition pressing of it on July 12 (which *maybe* you can buy early if you come to the July 10 show)! And then a tour this fall, opening as a duo for Oh Land. There's a distinct possibility that I'll play some drums on those shows but you'll have to come see us to find out!
Don't miss Arthur Moon performing live at Elsewhere on July 10 with Palehound. Purchase tickets here.
You can stream the first two singles, "Homonormo" and "I Feel Better," from Arthur Moon's forthcoming self-titled debut via Bandcamp.
Catch Arthur Moon on tour this September and October with Oh Land. For dates and venues, check out the band's Facebook page.
Images courtesy of Arthur Moon
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LISTEN: Janelle Monáe Covers Disney's "He's a Tramp"
The song is for the new live-action remake of the animated classic Lady and the Tramp.
November 12th 2019 by Scott T. Sterling
photo by Joshua Mellin
Janelle Monáe is putting her fingerprints on a Disney classic.
The soundtrack to the new live-action version of the O.G. animated film Lady and the Tramp (1955) arrived today as part of the massive Disney+ rollout, and Monáe plays a large part in the movie's music. In addition to her jazzed-up version of "He's a Tramp," she soundtracks the flick with the song "What a Shame"—an update on the sinister "Siamese Cat Song"—which was penned and produced by Wondaland's Nate "Rocket" Wonder and Roman GianArthur. She also collaborated with the pair on an original tune called "That's Enough."
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Listen to Janelle Monae's version of "He's a Tramp" below. The new version of Lady and the Tramp is out now via Disney+.
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Recognizing that our friends and neighbors in Atlanta and the surrounding suburbs have played a huge part in the success of Flax Dental, Dr. Hugh Flax and his team do what they can to "give back." As a caring dentist near Sandy Springs, GA, these involvements help serve Dr. Flax's community in many ways.
We love making a difference in our community!
A humanitarian is someone who not only gives of himself to help those in need, but in doing so, also stimulates others to be generous and caring. Two years ago, when Hurricane Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast (and Dr. Flax's former hometown of New Orleans), hundreds of dental colleagues, many friends and their families, had their lives ripped apart. Dr. Flax tirelessly organized the AACD Disaster Relief Fund and has raised almost $100,000 to help them and others affected by future disasters.
On May 20th, Dr. Flax received the AACD Humanitarian of the Year Award to honor those efforts. The statuette is an elegant symbol of his dedication to building camaraderie and compassion not only in the AACD but throughout the world.
Flax Dental has made contributions to the local Wounded Warrior Project. Dr. Flax is honored to contribute to WWP's success and he looks forward to continuing the partnership with WWP in the future.
Every Christmas, in the spirit of giving, Flax Dental makes a donation on behalf of their dental partners to Camp Twin Lakes. The camp is a not-for-profit organization that provides life-changing experiences for children facing serious illnesses and other physical and emotional challenges at its 500-acre facility in Rutledge, Georgia, and other locations throughout the state.
Give Back A Smile – Restore a smile. Restore a life.
The Give Back A Smile program, an initiative of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentists (AACD), is dedicated to providing cosmetic dental care at no cost to all survivors of domestic violence.
Dr. Hugh Flax, former President of the AACD, and the Flax Dental team are active participants of the program. "The Give Back A Smile program helps survivors recapture the confidence that has been lost from being in stressful and damaging relationships," says Hugh Flax. Give Back A Smile is celebrating 10 years of service and to date has provided more than $5 million dollars in cosmetic dentistry and basic dental care to survivors.
Last October, for the second year, Flax Dental participated in the Halloween Candy Buy Back program. Candy Buy Back invites young patients and neighborhood children to bring in their Halloween candy to participating cosmetic dentist offices where they will be paid $1 per pound. The candy is then sent to the troops overseas to sweeten their day!
Flax Dental amassed over 100 pounds of candy – four times the amount collected the year before!
Last year we got a jump start on April's Oral Cancer Awareness Month by hosting an educational and Velscope screening at not cost to our friends and neighbors in our building.Everyone learned about the increasing frequency of cases and risk factors that affect people of all ages. Furthermore we were blessed to have oral cancer survivor Eric Ashman share his experiences as a patient, as well as, how it altered the lives of those he met and their families.
Bottom line: Please get a regular screening before it's too late and be on the lookout for more Oral Cancer Awareness events in the future!
Adults and children cannot work and learn effectively when their body temperature drops. Something as simple as a warm coat can make all the difference to help our community live healthily and happily.
In December 2013, Dr. Hugh Flax hosted a coat drive by partnering with One Warm Coat. One Warm Coat is an organization that provides coats to anyone in need. They have partnered with thousands of organizations in North America, donating more than 4 million coats so far.
Thanks to the wonderful participation from our patients, we were able to donate 35 coats!
Flax Dental is a proud participant and sponsor of 22 for the 22 Atlanta event that took place on November 14th 2015.
Each day 22 United States Veterans commit suicide. Each day another 58 veterans attempt suicide. It's an epidemic that we can't ignore. "22 with 22 for the 22" is walk to raise awareness and funds for the 22 Veterans who commit suicide every day. We walked 22 kilometers starting at Meehan's in Sandy Springs and finished at Meehan's Atlantic Station.


Pattern of birth in early-onset anorexia nervosa: an equatorial study.
Willoughby K, Bowen R, Lee EL, Pathy P, Lask B. Pattern of birth in early-onset anorexia nervosa: an equatorial study. Int J Eat Disord. 2005;37(1):61-4.
Patients with anorexia nervosa (AN) born in the northern and southern hemispheres are more likely to be born during spring months than at any other time of the year. It has been hypothesized that environmental temperature at the time of conception may have a significant role in this pattern of findings. The current study aims to investigate the pattern of birth of early-onset AN patients in an equatorial region (Singapore), where there is little difference in environmental temperature throughout the year.
Dates of birth were collected for 102 patients who were born in Singapore and diagnosed with early-onset AN. The patterns of birth were analyzed using chi-square analysis.
There was no difference across the year in the birth patterns of patients with early-onset AN in Singapore, nor were there any differences between patients with restrictive and binge/purge AN.
This lack of seasonal variation in the equator adds support to the "temperature at conception" hypothesis.


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The rollout for the 2019 Comicpalooza started subtly a few weeks ago. A few names were added since then, including some "Lost" stars: Jeremy Davies, Mira Furlan and Andrew Divoff.
Barbara Bush has posthumously called out President Donald Trump in a new biography about the influential former first lady.
The Beautiful Trauma World Tour made its way to Houston and here's how it went.
This year's refreshingly diverse lineup should set the tone for future performers.
The Italian tenor was last here three years ago.
These shows are going to sell out.
On Monday, a cow managed to wander into the stands at NRG Arena.
Kings of Leon's soaring anthems were meant for stadiums. Lucky that RodeoHouston, then, was on the tour schedule.