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Salvation Army locations in Kansas City are staying vigilant in the war against the summer heat wave.
On the morning of Thursday, June 28, the non-profit organization set up at 18th and The Paseo to distribute 607 electric fans to needy Kansas Citians. Though the event was scheduled to last three hours, the supply of fans were distributed to eager recipients in two and a half.
Those who missed the June 28 giveaway can inquire within their local Salvation Army locations, which have all received additional fans to pass out to clients. For Northeast residents, the closest location is at 9th and Bellefontaine, which (as of June 28) still has dozens of box fans left to distribute.
Residents interested in the fans must be able to provide proof of residency within the Salvation Army’s social services zip code boundaries: 64101, 64102, 64105, 64106, 64108, 64120, 64123, 64124, 64127, and 64128. Additionally, recipients must provide two valid forms of identification, and must not have received a fan from any Salvation Army location in the past three years.
“You can always count on the Salvation Army during these heat advisories,” said Major David Harvey, Divisional Commander for Kansas and Western Missouri.
The fan distribution is just one facet of the Salvation Army’s plan to combat this summer’s soaring temperatures. All Salvation Army locations are open as cooling centers from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. during heat advisories, during which the general public is invited to spend time indoors to hydrate and take advantage of the air conditioning.
“They are welcome to come in and just sit and enjoy the cool air,” said Melva Boulais, Assistant Director at the 9th and Bellefontaine location.
At the Salvation Army’s 9th and Bellefontaine location, a meal is served daily between 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. From Monday through Thursday, attendees are served a hot meal on site; on Friday, a sacked lunch is provided.
Salvation Army also provides programming opportunities for its clients. A computer room is open from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Wednesdays, and is available for those who want help seeking employment opportunities. Community Service Director Jonathan Salomon has also kick-started youth programming since he arrived at the location in March of 2018. That includes an open gym on Tuesday’s from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. for children 16 and under.
In addition, the 9th and Bellefontaine location will host a free youth summer camp for ages 6-11, beginning on Monday, July 16. The camp will run from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. between July 16-19, and then return at the same times from July 23-26. Anyone interested in registering their child is encourage to call (816) 215-7944 or visit the organization’s website at salvationarmykc.com.


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PI: Dr. A. Zeug
Functional imaging requires a profound understanding of the microscope technical details and the measurement device. We develop calibration tools, elaborate acquisition protocols and advance automated analysis tools, custom tailored to the biomedical application to extract the maximum information from the data content. The strategies and tools developed here are the basis of many other projects of the group and collaborations.
Perfect alignment is a key prerequisite for biomedical imaging in general, and quantitative molecular microscopy with pixel based analysis in particular. Since subsequent data correction is very limited we put substancial effort into the allignment and calibration of our setups. For that we developed calibration routines and procedures which we run on a regular basis.
- Müller FE, Cherkas V, Stopper G, Caudal LC, Stopper L, Kirchhoff F, Henneberger V, Ponimaskin EG, Zeug A. Deciphering spatio-temporal fluorescence changes using multi-threshold event detection (MTED). bioRxiv 2020.12.06.413492.
- Butzlaff M, Weigel A, Ponimaskin E, Zeug A. eSIP: A Novel Solution-Based Sectioned Image Property Approach for Microscope Calibration. PLoS One. 2015 Aug 5;10(8):e0134980.
- Stawarski M, Rutkowska-Wlodarczyk I, Zeug A, Bijata M, Madej H, Kaczmarek L, Wlodarczyk J. Genetically encoded FRET-based biosensor for imaging MMP-9 activity. Biomaterials. 2014 Feb;35(5):1402-10.
- Zeug A, Woehler A, Neher E, Ponimaskin EG. Quantitative intensity-based FRET approaches--a comparative snapshot. Biophys J. 2012 Nov 7;103(9):1821-7.
- Weigel A, Schild D, Zeug A. Resolution in the ApoTome and the confocal laser scanning microscope: comparison. J Biomed Opt. 2009 Jan-Feb;14(1):014022.
- Neher RA, Mitkovski M, Kirchhoff F, Neher E, Theis FJ, Zeug A. Blind source separation techniques for the decomposition of multiply labeled fluorescence images. Biophys J. 2009 May 6;96(9):3791-800.
- Wlodarczyk J, Woehler A, Kobe F, Ponimaskin E, Zeug A, Neher E. Analysis of FRET signals in the presence of free donors and acceptors. Biophys J. 2008 Feb 1;94(3):986-1000.


The federal government’s long-running scrutiny of Rogers Communications Inc.’s RCI-B-T plans to rewire the telecom sector landscape is raising complaints that Ottawa is entrenching the power of market leaders, rather than meeting its policy goal of enhancing competition.
Rogers’s proposed $26-billion acquisition of Shaw Communications Inc. SJR-B-T, and the related sale of Shaw’s Freedom Mobile cellphone division to Quebecor Inc., face opposition from the federal Competition Bureau. The regulator is attempting to block the deal, alleging it will result in higher cellphone prices.
The telecom companies and bureau are scheduled to argue the case before the Competition Tribunal at a hearing in November. Analysts and industry executives say that while Rogers, Shaw and Quebecor QBR-B-T are likely to win out, the fate of a transaction that was expected to close last spring may take until next summer to decide.
“To date, the only winners in this process are Telus and Bell,” said Shaw chief executive Brad Shaw in an interview. He said the sale of Freedom Mobile to Montreal-based Quebecor will create a cellphone platform with three million customers in Quebec, Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia, fulfilling the government’s policy goal of a strong fourth national wireless company.
There is also frustration in telecom circles over the government’s inability to deliver long-promised regulations for telecom upstarts, known as mobile virtual network operators or MVNOs, which encourage competition by reselling cellphone service on another company’s wireless infrastructure.
“The lack of resolution on the Rogers-Shaw deal and MVNO hasn’t helped smaller competitors in Canada,” said analyst Adam Shine at National Bank Financial in a report on Friday. He said the Competition Bureau’s most recent court filings raised 12 specific “difficulties” with the Rogers-Shaw-Quebecor transactions, many of which the companies said they can remedy. “But the Commissioner has yet to concede on any of them.” Matthew Boswell is the Competition Commissioner.
In response to criticism on the pace of proceedings, the Ottawa-based regulator said it is moving forward quickly, to eliminate uncertainty in markets and stimulate competition. “The Commissioner sought an expedited process given the ongoing harm he has alleged is already occurring in the market,” said Competition Bureau spokesperson Marie-Christine Vézina in an e-mail. “The Commissioner requested an expedited hearing process before the Tribunal in this matter, which was agreed to by Rogers and Shaw.”
Looking ahead, Mr. Shine said if the Competition Bureau loses its case at November’s tribunal hearings, the regulator should avoid appealing the decision. Instead, Mr. Shine said the federal government should “step in and say that it approves the transaction, to bring the process to a belated close, so better clarity could finally prevail in the marketplace and allow parties to move on.”
The Rogers, Shaw and Quebecor transactions must also be approved by federal Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne. In an e-mail, the minister’s spokesperson, Lauire Bouchard, said: ”As Minister Champagne has previously stated, our government is first and foremost committed to promoting competition and ensuring affordability in the telecommunications sector.”
The best way to reach that goal, according to analysts, is to approve the sale of Freedom Mobile to Quebecor, and the Rogers purchase of Shaw. “Quebecor is positioned to be a more competitive and more sustainable fourth wireless player than Shaw proved to be,” said analyst Tim Casey at BMO Capital Markets in a report. “The lack of a resolution of Freedom’s future is disproportionately favourable to two parties, BCE and Telus.”
The country’s two biggest telecom companies are increasing investments in their networks while cable rivals Rogers, Shaw and Quebecor wait on a regulatory decision. Vancouver-based Telus increased capital spending by 15 per cent to $1.1-billion in the most recent quarter compared with the previous year, while Bell parent BCE Inc. BCE-T said it invested $1.2-billion in the quarter, up 1 per cent from the previous year, “on the continued accelerated rollout of Bell’s pure fibre and wireless 5G networks.”
Since 1986, only six takeovers have been contested at the Competition Tribunal, including the current Rogers-Shaw merger, according to analyst Maher Yaghi at Scotiabank. Of the five that have been reviewed, the bureau won one, partly won a second, and lost three. In a report, Mr. Yaghi said the relative lack of tribunal hearings – one every six years – shows the importance regulators attach to the Rogers deals.


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Human Capital Development for ASEAN Community
Authors: Chutikarn Sriwiboon
Abstract:The main purpose of this research paper was to study the requirements for human capital development in order to be ready for ASEAN Community. Thai education institutions are encountering a challenging course of change to be effective members of ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) in 2015. It was vital that everyone and every organization participate in the process of becoming part of the ASEAN community, a pluralistic society. Thai universities will be required to partake in the human capital development in a variety of fields. In order to assist the whole nation to enhance potential development, there was a need to collaborate with other ASEAN leading universities to do researches to ameliorate the qualifications and capabilities of university management, administers, professors, and staffs.
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Autumn is almost here, which makes me really happy since I am totally in love with AW 18 ‘ trends!
What I definitely want in my wardrobe are cheetah print shoes.
I think they look great when you combine them with long, camel coat.
On the other hand, if you love this print as much as I do, go with the flow and get cheetah coat or faux fur! It gives you a bit edgy look but this is something that we all love about fashion, right?
Another item which is on my list is definitely a tweed boucle jacket!
Tweed boucle fabric is the legendary type of cloth woven with fancy yarn, lurex threads, trims, ribbons, sequins in various colours. Infused with the spirit of freedom and self-confidence, this fabric originates from the era of French 1950s fashion trends, and has become a truly timeless trend.
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Going further with the trends, what I also would like to have is a bottle-green coat.
Those shoes with snake print were my obsession. Found them on Freepeople.com but they were immediately sold out. Till this day my heart is broken. All I can do is to search for them somewhere else.
By heart, I am also a sporty girl so life without a pair of comfortable sneakers and a soft hoodie does not exist. This season I am going for a simple, grey hoodie, and deathless Reebok classic shoes.
That’s all for today, I am going to update you with more of my must-have items, as my wishful list seems to be unlimited.
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Dawkins joins Delta Bank as assistant vice presidentPublished 12:04am Sunday, June 9, 2013
VIDALIA — Ed Haworth, president and CEO, of Delta Bank, recently announced the addition of Stephen Imon Dawkins to the Delta Bank family.
Dawkins is a native of Vidalia. After graduating from Vidalia High School, he earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration at the University of Louisiana, at Monroe. He obtained his master of business administration from the University of Phoenix in Baton Rouge. Prior to joining Delta Bank in December 2012, he was working as enrollment manager for the University of Phoenix. In his capacity as assistant vice president, Dawkins will be involved in all aspects of lending in the Concordia Parish market.
Dawkins plans to reside in Vidalia with his spouse, Emily and their two daughters.

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HAWEE M&E STARTED TECHNOLOGY TRAINING PROGRAM FOR EMPLOYEES
Grasping the trend of the electromechanical market shift in the industrial revolution 4.0, in recent years, electromechanical item has increasingly accounted for a larger proportion in the total investment value of the project along with high requirements in technology and aesthetics, Hawee M&E quickly implements a leapfrog strategy, training and developing human resources in line with the times.
On July 25th, Hawee officially kicked off the technology training program for employees, ready for the strategy of making Hawee a leading technology M&E contractor, providing technology solutions to create advantages for the project, making the difference with the optimal cost, and at the same time shortening the progress to accelerate the project operation time to bring efficiency to the investor.
The kickoff of the Technology Training Program was conducted by leaders in charge of all three aspects of business, engineering, construction of Hawee M&E and the participation of key engineers at the connecting online bridges from North to South with 3 main topics:
The program will be implemented from August 2020 and continuously train new courses to promptly meet the needs of participating in projects with international elements and high technology requirements.
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BANGKOK — With drugstores on almost every corner, cosmetics are never far for that boost to beauty and self-confidence. But out of reach for those whose bodies have been incarcerated.
It’s been eight months since Pronthip “Kolf” Mankong walked out the Bangkok women’s prison after serving two years for a student play deemed insulting to the royal family.
From her experience, it was rare for inmates to own any cosmetics. Those that did had to buy them from the the prison black market for double or triple the price. Now that she’s out, she’s come up with a project with a beauty blogger to donate lipstick to those behind bars to increase their self-esteem and give them some control over their appearance.
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“Some people say prisoners are sent to prison to correct their bad natures,” Kolf said. “But in fact, criminals still have their dignity as human beings, and their integrity cannot be deprived.”
According to Kolf, it’s a woman’s right to put on makeup as it can nurture the soul, a crucial source of succor when their body is confined.
“Just a single puff of powder can empower them and ensure their existence in the world to maintain their pride,” she said. “And it’s their basic right to have equal access to cosmetics.”
Kolf said it took her more than six months to gather basic eyebrow liner, lipstick and blush – cosmetics she needed most to increase her confidence when making court appearances where she knew her image would be splashed across the media.
She said she obtained the black market eyebrow liner for 600 baht and the blush for about 100 baht from another prisoner. Her lipstick she bought for a fair price of 29 baht from an official sale inside, but there weren’t many shades to choose from, and she had to queue two hours to purchase it.
“I was lucky that I could spend my money superfluously, as my relatives and friends visited me often,” Kolf said. “But most of the inmates don’t have much money and no one visits them. Also, they earned little money for their labor, merely 8 baht a day – well, if they received one.”
So Kolf, who also founded a group addressing women convict’s mental health, launched the “Sending Beauty to Women Behind Walls” in late April with beauty blogger Watinee Chaithirasakul, who she had met at a book fair.
Apart from running her family’s textile business, Watinee runs Siswalk Sistalk, a Facebook cosmetics page. Instead of seeking industry freebies, Watinee and Kolf decided to solicit the public for donations to send to the female prisoners.
It was Watinee who suggested starting with lipstick, as they were concerned about collecting old, unusable makeup, and lipstick freshness can be detected from its smell. The used tubes they collect will be sorted by color. Later, similar shades will be melted together for sterilization and dropped into clear containers.
They introduced the project April 25 in a post quickly liked and shared more than 1,000 times. Many people expressed interested in the project, including some brands that donated 500 tubes of lipstick.
“They don’t deserve to be suppressed to live a depressed life,” Watinee said. “The project helps people to think more about the inmates’ mentality and makes those inside realize there are still many people who care about them.”
Watinee said she wasn’t concerned about human rights and equality prior to the 2010 political unrest in Bangkok, which ended in violence and no one brought to justice. She wishes the project would inspire others to think more.
“Prison can’t confine inmates’ rights. They’re punished for their crimes, but their rights shouldn’t be punished,” she said.
To make sure the given lipsticks are provided fairly to everyone, Kolf contacted the Central Women’s Correctional Institution and will require all inmates sign for each tube received.
She estimated that 2,000 sticks would be enough for inmates in the reception wing. To supply all female convicts would require 5,000 tubes.
For the first phase, only plain lipstick – no gloss or glitter – are being collected through June 15 and will be given out at the women’s prison in August.
For more information on supporting the project, contact the Fairly Tell Group via Line ID 9October1987 or via Facebook at SisWalk SisTalk.

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International experts concerned at the decay of older persons’ right to health in Venezuela
Dainius Puras, United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health, and Soledad García Muñoz, IACHR Special Rapporteur on Economic, Social, Cultural and Environmental Rights, stressed that the fragile state of the right to health in Venezuela affects in a different manner people and groups in vulnerable situation. Older persons are among these groups due to their special needs and the low quality of care which is detrimental to their physical and mental health.
Both experts indicated that older persons have been especially affected by the crisis of the health system. According to reliable information submitted to the IACHR, between January and July 2018, there have been shortfalls of medicines for insulin-dependent diabetes and hypertension, the major causes of morbidity among older persons; fluctuations range between 89.8% and 78.4% for the first disease and between 89.5% and 74.2% for the second. These figures increase with respect to acute respiratory infections and diarrhea, with maximum peaks of 97.2% and 92.4% shortfalls, respectively. Complaints have also been registered regarding the death of older persons, due to the lack of access to medicines and acts of violence caused by the general situation in-country.
In the last years, the health infrastructure in Venezuela has faced serious difficulties to serve the people, not only due to the general shortage of medical supplies and medicines, but also due to the lack of medical personnel. According to the 2017 National Survey of Physicians and Medical Students, in the last decade, more than 40% of graduates decided to migrate to other countries; and 75% of those who remain intend to emigrate, as a result of the poor conditions for the development of health care workers. Care centers for older persons, whether temporary or permanent, are reportedly not sufficient, nor able to guarantee adequate conditions of care. According to public claims, the largest problem of these centers is the lack of financial resources and the lack of regular supply of food and medicines, which force many of them to either close their facilities or stop receiving new persons.
An additional concern refers to the weight loss among older persons in Venezuela. According to reliable research in the town of Miranda, older adults lost 1.3 kilograms per month thorough 2017, which further impacted on their health status and their adequate levels of nutrition. Likewise, many older persons are left alone, without emotional and economic support, provided their relatives are forced to emigrate out of the country, as a survival strategy.
Given this situation, both Special Rapporteurs recall a statement by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights indicating that “older persons frequently face abuse, abandonment, neglect, ill-treatment and violence, and there are many obstacles in the realization of human rights”. Moreover, the International Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights has stressed that “Older persons should have access to adequate food, water, shelter, clothing and health care through the provision of income, family and community support and self-help”1 and that “health policy to preserve the health of the elderly
[shall] take a comprehensive view, ranging from prevention and rehabilitation to the care of the terminally ill.” 2 In this connection, Francisco Eguiguren, IACHR Rapporteur for Venezuela, and Flávia Piovesan, IACHR Commissioner in charge of the Unit on the Rights of Older Persons, endorsed the present statement and called on the State to guarantee food security and the right to health of older persons, on the basis of equality and non-discrimination.
Considering above mentioned, the Special Rapporteurs urge the State to protect the right to the highest attainable standard of health, including mental health, of older persons in Venezuela, mobilizing the necessary and available resources to this end, including those of international cooperation. They finally refer to a request they made in August to the Venezuelan State for its acceptance of a joint visit to observe
in situ progress and challenges in the realization of the right to health. To date, they continue to look forward to a reply. Within this context, the experts reiterate their profound interest in paying a visit to the country and offer their technical assistance to the State for the protection of the right to health.
1/ Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, General Comment NO. 6 on the economic, social and cultural rights of older person, par 32.


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Hemp, a short name of Marijuana, is an extremely versatile and very useful plant that has many different uses. Many people have misconceptions regarding what it does to humans, and as such many people do not realize how beneficial it can be when used in conjunction with other therapeutic substances. Many people often think that hemp is only good for consumption, but in reality hemp can be used as well in the manufacture of all kinds of goods. Below are only a few of the different benefits and uses for hemp.
Medical hemp, also known simply as medical marijuana, is the extract obtained from the cannabis plant. This extract is used in a variety of medical situations, including for the relief of nausea and pain, as well as the treatment of spasticity, seizures, and post-traumatic stress disorder. The second most popular focus for this term is more on wide knowledge and standardization of the word, which isn’t necessarily limited to medical hemp only. The term industrial hemp is sometimes also interpreted differently, primarily due to the lack of (so much) THC. Industrial hemp is actually derived from the seed of the cannabis plant, but does not contain any of the cannabis’ psychoactive properties.
Hurded hemp has little or no psychoactive properties, but contains highly concentrated seed oil that provides a high source of cannabidiol ( CBD ), which has been proven to effectively reduce the symptoms of epilepsy and other seizure-related issues. Although CBD is the CBD found in cannabis, it is pressed from the seed and heat-treated to prevent resynthesis, making CBD significantly less potent and thus far more effective. In the United States, laws are in place that make it legal to sell CBD oil, but individual use is still illegal. Despite this strict adherence to policies, however, CBD is the most widely-used pharmaceutical grade CBD available.
Industrial hemp seeds are often used in food and cosmetic products, but can be grown for other purposes as well. Recreational users have taken to cultivating the plant as well; in fact, it is the fastest growing crop grown in the United States by far. There is already evidence that cannabis sativa ( cannabis ) contains significant quantities of CBD when consumed regularly. This is especially true among teens.
The main difference between the two is the source of CBD; although, hemp plants contain significant levels of THC, there is currently no known cause-or-effect relationship involving the two chemicals. THC is thought by some researchers to be a “divertive stimulant,” increasing mental stimulation and awareness while decreasing sleep. THC has been shown to reduce the number of drug seizures a child experiences as well, although this remains a debatable point.
To produce extracts for various different products, hemp plants must be germinated, and then treated with a variety of chemical agents in order to prepare the oil, or ” THC,” from the plant’s leaves and roots. Some of the more popular products made from hemp seeds and oil include butters and balms, as well as many kinds of snack and breads. Medical marijuana has recently become popular for a very good reason: scientists have found that it may be very helpful in combating certain types of cancer. In addition to being very useful in fighting cancer, some studies have also shown that it is effective in reducing the symptoms of arthritis and other diseases. Not only that, it has been proven that cannabis sativa can be helpful in helping to alleviate the side effects of chemotherapy.
When you consider the fact that hemp cannot be grown under the sun, there are two major alternatives to using it if you have to use oils or extracts from the cannabis sativa l. When shopping for oils or extracts, it is important to be aware of the amount of THC (tetrahydrocannabis) contained in the product. This can vary quite a bit depending on where the oil or extract is from, so it is best to read all of the information carefully. The higher the concentration of thc content, the more powerful the medicine will be. If you want to take an antioxidant, you will want to choose one that contains high concentrations of catechins.
In summary, while CBD, THC and other medicines have become a huge part of our society, there is a main difference between them and hemp plants contain no such harmful chemicals. While this fact doesn’t mean that using cannabis will make a person become less intelligent or disabled, it does show that there is a main difference between using the plant for medical purposes and using it recreationally. Take some time to check out all of the different options available to you!
When people think of CBD they usually imagine it as a wonder drug for those battling debilitating mental disorders. But CBD has so many more benefits than that, it’s actually great for your health, particularly if you suffer from any type of chronic or persistent pain. Today CBD is being used in a variety of medical conditions, including the treatment of seizures in children and adults, cancer, psoriasis, gluten intolerance, as well as being a safe and beneficial alternative to recreational drugs and alcohol. In this article we’ll look at why CBD is such an interesting and promising new addition to the world of medical treatments, as well as how CBD can help you in your everyday life.
There are several different types of CBD. In order to be able to benefit from them you will need to be able to buy CBD oil or CBD capsules. While CBD may use to be sold in capsule form, due to regulatory concerns about the substance it is now available as a concentrated extract. CBD can also be found in a number of different forms, including creams and lotions, tinctures, and even teas. For those looking to benefit from CBD there are a number of different options, but here we will look at the benefits of CBD for anxiety.
One of the primary benefits of CBD is that it is anti-inflammatory, meaning that it reduces the swelling and redness associated with inflammation. Those who suffer from arthritis, migraines, or chronic inflammation may find great relief from CBD oil. Some people also find relief from CBD, but it is most effective when it is taken orally. Oral consumption of CBD can help to ease inflammation in the body, but it can also help to reduce coughing and other symptoms that are closely related to inflammation. CBD can be found in a number of different oils including hemp oil and coconut oil.
Another benefit of CBD is that it can act as an appetite suppressant. Many of the ailments that people struggle with are ones that result in reduced appetite. People who have CBD in their diet are less likely to experience the problems that are directly related to reduced appetite, including fatigue, nausea, and hunger. People who have an unhealthy appetite tend to eat more often and gain weight, which can lead to a number of health complications.
In addition to the potential health benefits of CBD for those who suffer from a condition like depression, the endocannabinoid system also has some strong neurochemicals in it. The most notable of these chemicals is called GABA. It has been demonstrated in numerous clinical trials to be effective in reducing both anxious and depressive behavior.
Many strains of cannabis contain large amounts of THC, the compound that produces the “high,” but they rarely contain CBD. Some researchers think that this lack of CBD may be because CBD is not as easy to work with as THC. In addition, CBD is not absorbed through the same trans-resveratrol transporters that THC and other cannabinoids are. For this reason, when CBD is used it must be administered through the skin, which means that many of its potential health benefits will be nullified if it is not added to an appropriate diet.
Since CBD is not absorbed through the same trans-resveratrol transporters that other cannabidiol compounds are, it is unlikely that CBD provides the same benefits when consumed in supplements and other forms. However, there are some supplements on the market that contain small amounts of CBD along with herbal extracts from hemp seed and other botanicals that have been shown to provide health benefits in a variety of medical situations. For example, one supplement contains an entire range of vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids, probiotics, enzymes, proteins, and other nutrients and antioxidants that help to support the overall functioning of the body. Other supplements that contain CBD include omega-3 fatty acids, ginger extract, vitamin E, ginger, and aloe vera gel.
One of the most promising sources of CBD is the oil derived from hemp oil plants, which has been found to contain a great deal of CBD. In addition, CBD is believed to help support the immune system and reduce the symptoms of asthma, seizures, and other inflammatory conditions that plague some children. There is much more research to be done about CBD and its benefits, but the preliminary findings are quite encouraging. As with all dietary supplements, it is best to consult your doctor before taking CBD oils or any other supplement.
Hemp is becoming a popular health supplement, maybe even a good replacement for medical marijuana. Hemp extract, which is also called hemp seed oil, is composed of pure, organic cannabis, much like the marijuana plant but with very little to none of the psychoactive component known as THC. Hemp is becoming increasingly popular as an alternative treatment for various conditions such as stress and skin problems. For many years, the United States Government has prohibited the cultivation, sale, possession and consumption of cannabis.
Hemp can be used in a variety of different ways depending on the specific species of cannabis. The oil extracted from the seeds and stems is used in a variety of culinary dishes. It has been used in cooking for years but only recently has it begun to be used as a food source for individuals who prefer to take only natural alternatives. It is also growing in popularity as an energy supplement because of its high soluble fibre content and amino acid content. Many energy drinks contain a large amount of hemp seeds and can be an excellent alternative to sugar, high fructose corn syrup and artificial sweeteners.
Hemp seeds and stems contain a high concentration of essential fatty acids (EFAs) and this characteristic makes them a unique type of food. They contain omega-3 fatty acids that are vital for the human body. Hemp has three times more CBD than comparable products so it is particularly beneficial for people with medical conditions such as Parkinson’s disease and arthritis. In addition to these benefits, there are numerous reported health benefits including the reduction of anxiety and depression, a decrease in mood swings, and a reduction in the possibility of substance abuse.
There are many different forms of CBD including CBD oil and CBD capsules. The type of CBD you choose should be based on how you wish to use the product. It is best to consult your doctor or healthcare provider before taking CBD oil or CBD capsules because there may be side effects associated with taking them. To get started in enjoying the many health benefits of CBD, try experimenting with CBD extracts from cannabis plants.
In addition to CBD, another interesting form of CBD is derived from the cannabis plant. It is sometimes referred to as THC or cannabis concentrate which has the same chemical composition and active ingredients as THC. The major difference between the two is that the concentration of THC in cannabis plants is much higher than that found in CBD. Although some companies have recently launched products with a CBD-only option, this may not always be the best choice.
To experiment with CBD, try adding hemp seed oil or CBD to your favorite beverage. If you do not like the taste of hemp oil or CBD then try hemp milk, coconut milk or hemp cookies. If you do enjoy cannabis plant extract but not the taste of CBD then try hemp ice cream, hemp hot chocolate or hemp soup. You may also choose to add hemp oil or CBD to your normal breakfast cereal. You will find that you have a hard time eating any regular cereal with hemp oil or CBD because it has a stronger taste and does not taste like any other cereal.
Although not as common, some companies are growing hemp flowers and selling them as cannabis plants. They are marketed as having the same medicinal benefits of cannabis plants. For example, they can help relieve symptoms of arthritis. Some brands of these cannabis flower extracts are currently being sold in European countries, Australia, Canada and Latin America. However, as with most new products, there are still issues associated with these pharmaceuticals and the use of hemp flower is still considered questionable by many authorities around the world.
Before purchasing CBD, or any other supplement or medication, it is important to remember that not all products sold over the internet are authentic. If you are considering purchasing this supplement, it is wise to make sure that it comes from a reputable company that sells only cannabis plants and CBD. In addition, it is wise to purchase only from companies that sell only pharmaceutical grade hemp plants and only those that guarantee 100 percent purity. Before you purchase any supplement or medication over the internet, it is smart to do some research on the product. By learning about the company, the specific supplement and the dosage amount, you will be able to make an informed decision.
If you are interested in learning about hemp and the benefits of using it in your daily life, you are not alone. More people are becoming aware of the potential medical benefits of this all-natural product. People who have tried it in place of chemical based pharmaceuticals report astounding results and believe that hemp could be used as a viable alternative for pain management. The following article is intended to educate the reader on the benefits of hemp.
To begin with, let’s review the three main health benefits of hemp seeds, hemp hearts and hemp oil. Hemp refers to both the genus or the taxonomic class that labels the species that grow from the seeds. Hemp and Marijuana differ greatly in the genetic makeup of their make-up, which explains their dissimilarity in the production of THC and CBD. Even though hemp plants grow quite differently than marijuana plants, they share some of the same general characteristics.
Unlike many of its cousins, hemp seeds and plants are devoid of the psychoactive ingredient THC. They do not produce the “high” associated with cannabis. Additionally, unlike cannabis, which grows in the soil where it grows, industrial hemp is confined to enclosed facilities. It cannot be grown outdoors and must be contained within a tall, glass window that is restricted in all but the brightest of days.
Industrial hemp seeds contain the same beneficial ingredients as the seeds of cannabis, including protein, fat, carbohydrates, minerals, vitamins, trace minerals and enzymes. However, there are significant differences between the two. Whereas most plants contain cholesterol and fatty acids, hemp seeds contain soluble fiber. Soluble fiber is known to bind water and can help lower LDL cholesterol levels and aid in the prevention of atherosclerosis. It also holds nutrients such as calcium, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, magnesium, niacin and thiamin.
The hemp protein albumin, found in the seed coat, is similar to the protein found in egg yolks and has been shown to reduce LDL cholesterol levels in animal studies. Foods that are rich in albumin include tofu, peanuts, tomatoes, spinach, beans and other legumes. Hemp seeds are also high in fiber, which reduces LDL cholesterol levels and helps prevent atherosclerosis. It is not clear whether this fiber is soluble or insoluble; however, the soluble form appears to be more bioavailable and can bind with water better than insoluble fiber.
Like most plant sources of omega-3 fatty acids, hemp seed has a number of positive health benefits. Animal studies have shown that it decreases LDL cholesterol and increases HDL cholesterol – which is the type that can be seen in a patient’s bloodstream after a heart attack. Some research suggests that it may also lower blood pressure, although this remains to be proven by further study. Some research has suggested that it may lower triglycerides, as well, although these claims remain controversial. Further research is needed to verify these claims.
Several plant extracts are available today as pharmaceuticals including cannabis, coco butter, hempseed oil, saw palmetto, and many others. However, the only FDA-approved pharmaceutical product containing omega-6 fatty acid is flaxseed oil. In addition to using these supplements for specific disorders, they are also used by individuals for general health care. For example, some people believe that they may have a deficiency in vitamin D because of their diet, so they consume it. In addition, fish oil contains both omega-3 fatty acid and the antioxidants that are contained in hemp seed oil.
Hemp seeds are low in fiber and protein but high in essential fatty acids, which makes them a good replacement for butter or mayonnaise in salad dressings. Since it is very low in calories, eating a handful of hemp seeds is a satisfying way to incorporate this healthy food into your diet. It contains significant amounts of protein, complex carbohydrates, fiber, and fats, and has a low glycemic index. These factors make it a popular food to eat on a regular basis.
In this day and age, with the large amount of people diagnosed with depression, many pharmaceutical companies have started to develop a synthetic alternative to the popular herbal remedy called CBD. Hemp extract, which contains the CBD compound, has shown to have similar effects to the active component in marijuana. Thus it is used in the treatment of psychiatric disorders like anxiety and depression, and is believed to be effective for controlling these conditions.
CBD oil for anxiety is made from the hemp plant itself, although CBD also has an active ingredient in it called theoflavones. The difference between CBD and medical marijuana is that CBD is not psychoactive, and only contains no THC at all. CBD oil for anxiety, on the other hand, uses the entire plant, while medical marijuana only contains a small amount of CBD, but more importantly, CBD that is extracted from only the flowers of the plant.
In 2021, fourteen states filed lawsuits against three manufacturers of medical cannabis, claiming that they were knowingly selling products that contained CBD without disclosing the ingredients. CBD is a controversial ingredient, since it is a stimulant that mimics the effects of marijuana. However, it does not cause the same high, or make people feel like they are high. This is different from medical marijuana, which can cause a euphoric “high,” depending on the dosage consumed. For this reason, CBD is less well-known than cannabis, making it easier for manufacturers to advertise and sell products that contain it.
Several CBD manufacturers are trying to get their hands on CBD oil for anxiety by making CBD oils available to pharmacies. CBD is not yet approved by the FDA, but pharmaceutical companies have been experimenting with CBD for several years. In December of 2021, the US House voted to pass a bill, regarding CBD, which allows pharmaceutical companies to manufacture CBD-based drugs. The bill is now awaiting Senate review, and if passed, will be made legal in the US.
Two other CBD-based drugs, Eleoxanza and VigRx, have already been approved by the FDA. Both of these companies are currently working towards clinical trials, although VigRx has not begun any production yet. In the next few years, it is expected that CBD will enter into pharmaceuticals; however, for now, pharmaceutical companies are concentrating on researching CBD for medical use.
CBD is produced from hemp, which is the major source of CBD found in cannabis plants. Hemp cannot be grown indoors, so it has been converted to a more usable form by converting the CBD into a form that can easily go into pill form. However, the CBD-rich oil from hemp cannot be used directly as a food, since it is still considered as a drug, and therefore must be regulated by federal and state laws. Therefore, instead of purchasing CBD capsules, people can opt to consume CBD oil, which is extracted from the CBD plants using a variety of methods. In addition to CBD oil, CBD can also be purchased in capsule form.
The main active ingredient found in CBD is CBD. The CBD in CBD oil cannot be broken down in the digestive system, so it must be absorbed into the body through the lining of the large intestine. Many people do not want to take CBD directly, because they do not want to get on the “opioid” bandwagon. People also do not want to ingest another chemical along with CBD. However, CBD is not an addictive substance, so there is no need to worry about becoming addicted to CBD. In fact, when taken as directed, CBD is very safe for most people, especially those who have severe medical conditions like epilepsy.
For now, CBD remains a Schedule II drug, which means it has a number of restrictions placed upon it. Those restrictions include containing cBD in dietary supplements, or applying it to prescription drugs, including heroin and hydrocodone. It is important for anyone considering CBD to consult a doctor before taking it, and to keep their doctor informed about any potential side effects.
Although much research has been done on CBD, many individuals still have questions as to whether or not CBD is truly the answer to relieving symptoms of anxiety. And the good news is this; CBD has already been proven to be effective for thousands of people with all different types of conditions. This does not mean however, that all hope is lost for someone suffering from chronic anxiety. Today, there is an increasing number of different pharmaceuticals available to take care of these types of ailments. However, CBD is still a much more viable option and should not be overlooked when trying to relieve symptoms of anxiety.
Despite all the research behind its use, some people still have issues with CBD and its effect on anxiety. The short answer to the question “can CBD be used to treat anxiety?” is yes, and surprisingly, it can be extremely effective. Even though CBD is derived from the cannabis plant, it is completely natural and free from any of the nasty side effects of pharmaceuticals. Also, unlike pharmaceuticals which work to suppress the appetite, CBD works to increase the body’s metabolism, thereby reducing food cravings.
Another question often asked is “can CBD be used to treat chronic pain?”. There are a variety of conditions in which CBD has been shown to be effective, although it should be noted that even medical professionals do not completely understand all of them. For example, CBD has been used to successfully treat persistent joint pain and arthritic pain in individuals who have opted for a long term treatment program. In addition, CBD has also shown itself capable of reducing both the desire to smoke and the physical dependence upon tobacco products. As such, CBD is considered by many to be a “cure” for smoking. Whether or not this is true is subject to ongoing debate, but it does point to the fact that we should consider CBD as a viable option when considering long term treatment of some forms of chronic pain.
Now that we have established CBD is an exceptional compound which has numerous positive benefits, let’s take a look at how it can be used to treat certain symptoms of anxiety and chronic pain. For the most part, CBD is rather inert. Although CBD does interact with some neurotransmitters, such as dopamine and serotonin, it generally has little affect on the function of these receptors. This is largely due to the lack of molecular complexity in CBD. As a result, CBD has been found to have limited, if any, activity when interacting with certain neuroendocrine pathways, including the regulation of temperature and hunger.
To this end, CBD may help reduce the discomfort of certain neuroendocrine disorders. Some forms of anxiety are characterized by the presence of excessive nerve firing along pathways that facilitate locomotion, sensation and mood. It is believed that CBD can help alleviate the symptoms of these disorders. Additionally, CBD may help reduce the anxiety associated with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), as well as chronic pain associated with diseases such as cancer. Further research is needed to determine whether CBD has therapeutic benefits in these and other areas. For now, it is encouraging that CBD has shown promise as an exceptional source of pharmaceutical-grade plant compounds with impressive health benefits.
One of the main benefits of CBD is the reduction of certain common signs of anxiety, as well as the alleviation of the chronic pain associated with these conditions. It is not known if CBD is effective in tackling the psychological aspect of these disorders, but it has been found that the plant compounds do contain CBD. In addition, CBD is useful in the treatment of muscle spasticity, a chronic condition which often results in stiffness, spasm or loss of muscle tone. In this way, CBD may help reduce the spasticity which leads to the underlying problem of stiffness, thereby reducing the chronic pain.
The human brain is unique in its genetic make-up; individuals who possess increased amounts of the substance Cannabinoids, also known as CBD, tend to have less anxiety and depression than those who possess lower quantities of CBD. Moreover, CBD has been found to have some positive effects on the human body’s natural capacity to heal itself. When CBD is used topically, it helps increase blood flow to the brain, which enhances the natural ability of the body to repair itself after an injury or disease.
The benefits of CBD are not limited to the application of topical application and consumption. CBD is extracted from cannabis plants using an extract called CBD-E or CBD-O, which is obtained by means of either chemical or mechanical means. CBD is extracted from the plant’s leaves, twigs, and even petrochemicals derived from hemp oil. CBD-E and CBD-O have been found to be extremely beneficial for the human body, and they are very comparable to the benefits of other naturally occurring, plant-based ingredients.

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The search experience will soon undergo a significant transformation, with the emergence of new AI language models like ChatGPT, causing disruption and shaking up the status quo.
As more people begin to realize the potential of these advanced search engines, many are looking towards the future of Web3 to take advantage of the latest developments in search technology.
In this article, we’ll explore the impact that ChatGPT has had on the search industry and how Web3 search is poised to capitalize on this disruption, ushering in a new era of search technology.
The AI Search Engine Arms Race is On
The introduction of ChatGPT, a highly advanced and innovative language model, has fundamentally altered the search industry, sparking a technological shift not seen since the rise of the iPhone. ChatGPT’s capabilities represent a significant leap forward in natural language processing and have paved the way for search tools that can deliver better results to users.
Unlike traditional search engines, which rely on a combination of keywords, links, and other signals to understand what a user is looking for, ChatGPT can process natural language queries and provide highly relevant results. This has led many people to view it as a potentially viable alternative to established search engines like Google.
One of the key advantages of ChatGPT is that it is able to generate search results that are highly personalized, taking into account the context of the query and the user’s previous input. This level of sophistication has proven popular with users who are looking for a more streamlined and personal approach.
Microsoft’s recent plans to integrate ChatGPT technology into its Bing search interface has had a significant impact on the market cap of Google, which posted a recent loss of $100 billion in value. While it is not entirely clear whether this was the sole cause of Google’s decline, it has certainly been attributed to the move by some in the press.
With the tremendous reach of these big tech companies, spanning millions and billions of users, there is a lot of risk associated with Big Tech pushing the envelope too far. As they look to remain competitive, these companies must weigh the potential benefits of new technologies against the risk of alienating their user base or triggering a significant market decline.
The Threat to Online Advertising
The rise of artificial intelligence in the search industry is causing concern for the digital advertising market. With the ability to provide instant, accurate answers to queries, AI has the potential to make the traditional search business model redundant, which could have profound implications for the internet economy and wider society.
The impact on digital advertising revenues could be significant, as the current model relies heavily on users clicking through pages of results to view personalized ads. If AI can provide complete answers, users may not need to click through to other pages, which could make it more challenging for websites to generate revenue from search. This could also create barriers for new websites that rely on search traffic to support their business, making it even more difficult to be seen.
Google, the dominant player in the search industry with a 90% market share, is acutely aware of the AI threat and has invested heavily in research to maintain its position as a global search leader. However, even Google may not be immune to the challenges posed by AI in search.
The search engine of the future may not be suitable for delivering digital ads, as if it provides complete answers to user queries, there may be little incentive to click on ads. This could result in a cannibalization of the existing search engine, with potential consequences for both the advertising market and the wider economy.
What Makes Web3 Search Different?
Web3 search engines are often driven by a community of users who contribute to the platform’s development and maintenance. This means that users have a greater say in how the search engine operates and what features are added. Web3 search engines often utilize token economics to incentivize participation and reward users for contributing to the platform.
For some, the emergence of ChatGPT represents a significant opportunity for a re-birth in the search engine space. There may be an opportunity to build out AI models that are truly open and integrate them into a decentralized system.
Presearch is one of the leading decentralized search engines that features a blockchain-based platform, aiming to provide a privacy-focused and community-driven alternative to traditional search providers like Google.
It allows users to search the web and access various websites from a single interface. Presearch operates on a token system, with its own cryptocurrency called PRE tokens, which can be used to incentivize users and developers for their participation and contributions to the platform.
Presearch also has a referral program that allows users to earn tokens by referring others to the platform. This program is designed to help grow the community and increase the adoption of the Presearch search engine.
The platform aims to provide greater privacy and control to its users, allowing them to decide which search engines and sources to use and even providing the option to run their own nodes. Overall, Presearch is designed to be a more transparent and community-driven alternative to traditional search engines and plans to soon implement functionality like ChatGPT.
The Dangers of AI Search
As with any emerging technology, there are challenges that need to be addressed before users can fully realize the benefits of AI. For example, there are concerns around bias in AI algorithms, as well as questions about how to ensure that AI systems operate ethically and transparently.
AI-generated results are created by using mathematical patterns and machine learning algorithms that analyze vast amounts of data to find patterns and make predictions. While these results can be very efficient in providing suggestions and recommendations, they should be interpreted with caution, as they may not always be entirely accurate or factual. The results can also be manipulated by their creators through re-training of the model.
While AI text generators can be a valuable resource for research, they should not be relied upon as the sole source of information for decision-making. Instead, they should be used as a starting point for further research and investigation, and should be combined with other sources of information to ensure that you have a well-rounded understanding of the topic at hand.
In a recent project update video posted to YouTube, Presearch founder Colin Pape discussed the responsibility that search engines have in communicating these dangers to prevent the spread of inaccurate or misinformation:
“We need to be cautious around the AI experience to ensure that we’re not leading people astray, which is really what can happen as AI is basically making up or hallucinating almost these answers. It’s artificial intelligence, it’s not real until intelligence. It’s very much based on just kind of predictive language and it’s not necessarily developing the deep understanding that a human is capable of, or that a larger Collective of humans is able to generate.”
The Advantages of a Web3 Search Engine
Search aggregators like Presearch allows users to add their own custom engines to a list of available providers. This means that users can access specific resources and websites that may not be available on traditional search engines.
Web3 search aggregators like Presearch are poised for an advantage in the future search war because they make it easy to verify AI generated responses across several search providers in a single place. This makes the task of search engine bouncing and results comparison more efficient.
The token based economy provides incentive for its users and is supported by a decentralized network of operator nodes, meaning that they operate on a peer-to-peer network rather than relying on a central server or authority. This helps to promote transparency and eliminates the risk of a central point of failure or censorship.
Decentralized search aims to provide unbiased results by allowing users to choose their own combination of sources. This means that users can avoid the filter effect that can occur on traditional search engines where users are only presented with results that match their previous search history.
When it comes to search engines, AI can help to aggregate and analyze data from across the web, which can lead to more relevant and accurate results. By combining data from different search engines, AI algorithms can identify patterns and connections that might not be apparent. This can lead to more comprehensive and nuanced insights, which can be especially valuable in fields such as marketing and finance.


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Lot 304. A 'Yaozhou' 'moon-white'-glazed bowl, Northern Song-Jin dynasty (960-1234). Diameter 19.2 cm. Lot Sold 10,160 GBP (Estimate 4,009 - 6,000 GBP). Sotheby's Sotheby's. China / 5000 Years, London, 8 November 2023.
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Bowl, porcelain with yellow glaze, China (Jingdezhen), Ming dynasty, Zhengde mark and period (1506-1521). Bequeathed by Edward Louis Cappel, C.50-1936. Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Deep bowl with slighlty everted rim, of porcelain, covered with a yellow glaze, which does not cover the space inside the footring.
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Bowl, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), Kangxi Period (1662-1722). Porcelain with overglaze enamel decoration, 8.3 x 22.2 cm. The Alfred and Margaret Caspary Memorial Gift, 1955, Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1955-50-12.
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Bowl, 11th century, Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127). Glazed stoneware (Cizhou-type ware), 8.2 x 18.2 cm. Gift of Charles H. Ludington from the George Crofts Collection, 1923. Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1923-21-334.
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Bowl, Yuan dynasty (1279–1368). Blue glaze stoneware, height 8,5 cm, depth Ø 18,7 cm. National Gallery of Prague, Vu 2737. While porcelain vessels with monochrome glazes aesthetically follow the famous Song monochrome wares, in technical terms these glazes were quite innovative. Blue shades of different intensity were achieved by means of cobalt as a colouring agent. This bowl of a noble shape and glaze shade is also decorated with a dark edge and a randomly placed spot of darker colour, which was done by adding a tiny amount of... [Lire la suite]
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Bowl, Liao dynasty (907-1125), 2 fishes inside. Made of green, brown glazed Arthur. Length: 5.60 inches. Purchased from George Eumorfopoulos, 1936,1012.2. © The Trustees of the British Museum
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Bowl, Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), Jiajing Period (1522-1566). Porcelain with underglaze blue decoration, 8.9 x 16 cm. Philadelphia Museum of Art, Gift of Major General and Mrs. William Crozier, , 1944-20-281a,b.
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Lot 26. Property from the Ezekiel Collection. A small green and white glass bowl, Qing dynasty, 18th century. Width across handles 8.2 cm. Lot Sold 2,520 GBP (Estimate 2,000 - 3,000 GBP). © Sotheby's the deep rounded sides rising to a lipped rim, encircled by a row of raised circular bosses, flanked by a pair of animal-mask handles suspending rings, the glass of variegated emerald-green and milky-white colour. Provenance: Collection of Marcus Ezekiel (1854-1927). ... [Lire la suite]
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Bowl, Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), Wanli Mark and Period (1573-2620). Porcelain with underglaze blue decoration (Jingdezhen ware), Gift of Marguerite and Gerry Lenfest, 2021-54-10.
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Bowl or Money Bank, lran, Seljuk period (1038- c.1194), c. 1200. Stonepaste with turquoise glaze over molded decor, 7.62 x 20.32 cm. Minneapolis Institute of Art, Bequest of Alfred F. Pillsbury, 50.46.430.


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Senior Claudia Monnet and sophomore Zach Batt both placed second individually at the North Coast Athletic Conference cross country championship Sunday.
The DePauw University men’s team placed second overall with 54 points and while the women’s team placed third with 88 points respectively. The meet was hosted by DePauw but was held at the LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course in Terre Haute.
Batt, who finished with a time of 25:36:9, paced himself well, allowing him to outkick most of the field in the final kilometer of the race and solidify his spot on the podium.
“I beat some talented runners and learned I have the capability to be one of the top runners in the conference,” Batt said. “It was a great confidence booster for me and the team going into regionals.”
Sophomore Paul Christian finished in fourth place just seconds behind Batt, with a time of 25:43.1. Despite just missing the podium, Christian was named first-team NCAC.
Junior Nathan Reed emphasized the team’s recent momentum. “We definitely gained confidence following our success at the conference championship,” Reed said. “We’re really excited about continuing our success at regionals.”
Junior Polo Burguete garnered second-team all- NCAC placing eight. Junior Pierce Sheehan came in 17th earning honorable mention.
Monnet, has earned NCAC runner-of-the-week honors, earned her silver metal with a time of 22:04.2 and earned first-team all-NCAC honors.
Monnet knew she was going up against three stellar runners in her conference, but focused on herself. “I made the decision early on to chase last year’s champion and not worry about the rest of the pack, and the strategy worked pretty well,” Monnet said. “Of course no one wants to be runner-up, but I’m satisfied I never mentally gave up in the race.”
Senior Lois Miller took home 11th place and earned second-team all-NCAC honors while senior Becca Conley finished 20th and earned honorable mention honors.
The Tigers return to action on Saturday, Nov. 12, at the NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional in Holland, Michigan.


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At first glance I looked at the tracks list and was more surprised by what was not included on the album rather than what tracks were. A large number of the more famed tracks didn't make the show and most of the listing were songs I did not recognise at all. I also had no recolection of the Unplugged being aired despite having enjoyed many others in the past.
As you have already guessed from my rating above I really need not have worried, I purchased the cd based on its reasonable price and have since loved this record like no other. The tracks are clearly carefully selected, each so very different but they all blend together and give you a different type of Bryan Adams experience. With a folk style Adams leads you through some of his best known starting with 'Summer of '69' and 'Cuts Like a Knife' but it is the other tracks which impress most on this album.
'When You Love Someone' and 'I'm Ready' are delicate and led perfectly by Adam's gravelled vocal, the pace is lifted by 'I Think About You' and after 45 or so minutes you arrive at the final two tracks, a version of 'Heaven' Adams performs alone for the first 2+ minutes with a rousing finale, and 'I'll Always be Right There' which are both simply brilliant.
The performance is note perfect and you loose all sense that this is a live recording until the crowd cheer between tracks. It is a cd now so familiar it is like a comforable armchair and is great company on long journeys or to relax with at the end of a long day.
1 Summer of 69
2 Back to You
3 I'm Ready
4 Fits ya Good
5 When you Love Someone
6 18 'til I Die
7 I Think About You
8 If you Wanna be Bad
9 The Only thing that Looks Good on Me
11 I'll Always be Right There
The first track - Summer of 69 (which is also on 'so far so good') is excellent. Bryan plays the acoustic bass lines fantastically and it gets better after a couple of choruses when background drums are introduced, you just don't know what to expect with this album, instruments come in without notice and it is an enjoyable ride listening to the unplugged tracks.
'Back to you' starts with the high pitched 'out west' guitar style before Bryan begins to sing away the feel-good lyrics.
The crowd go wild when they hear the beginning acoustic notes of 'Cut's like a knife.' They know that one of the best performed tracks on the album is on the way.
After three feel-good all out pretty fast tempo tracks a soothing, low-medtempo 'I'm ready' comes on which really does hit the relaxing note that is a welcome change from the first three. Classical instruments are introduced and it the smooth tune flies swifty behind the perfect emotional voice of Bryan Adams.
Fit's ya good is kind of in between the first three and i'm ready. Another feel good, medtempo ballad sort of tune with good lyrics and guitar.
So thats the first five very good tracks - the next one ( when you love someone) is disappointingly slow moving and not in any way exciting but some music lovers like that sort of thing. The rest of the album carries on with a mix of ballads, slowtempo's, medtempos and fast tempo feel good tunes. Something for everyone, but theres not doubt that a fan of Bryans would like all the tracks.
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Celebrating Black History Month
February 2, 2023
The Drexel community observes Black History Month — recognizing the importance of Black history as a vital part of the American story. This year's Black History Month events will be hosted by various offices across campus, in collaboration with the Center for Black Culture (CBC). Join us in celebrating the history, culture, and traditions of all Black and African American communities.
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The National Partnership for Women & Families released a new report that reveals the disconnect between the care women seek and the care they receive.
Listening to Mothers in California explores the views and experiences of childbearing women with an in-depth focus on maternity care.More
Wondering about all the amazing (and sometimes weird) changes taking place in your body during pregnancy?
Check out this slideshow on the effects of pregnancy on your body and the stages of fetal development. The image here illustrates a pregnancy at 40 weeks, or full term.View the Slideshow
For many women, pregnancy is a time of excitement and joy, but also a time that can be stressful and feel overwhelming.
UnitedHealthcare and the National Partnership for Women & Families are working together to provide tips that help women have healthy pregnancies and births. The goal is to raise awareness about the importance of prenatal, childbirth and postpartum care. This helps families and helps give newborns the best possible start in life. Full-term births also improve the health of women and babies.
That’s why these two organizations are working with media outlets nationwide to share public service announcements (PSAs) about this important topic.
New public service announcement produced by UnitedHealthcare and the National Partnership for Women & Families
With so much information out there on pregnancy and childbirth, it’s hard to know what to trust. But it’s important to become informed, because the care you receive during this time can have a big impact on your health, your baby’s health and your overall satisfaction.
To make informed decisions, women need access to evidence-based information and help navigating their maternity care throughout their pregnancy and birth journey. That’s why, for nearly 100 years, Childbirth Connection (now a core program of the National Partnership for Women & Families) has connected women with just that kind of high-quality information.
We hope this website will empower you to take charge of your maternity care and guide you in making the best possible decisions for yourself and your baby.
Welcome message from Debra Ness, president of the National Partnership for Women & Families
Pregnancy is often a time of excitement and joy, but on that also can feel overwhelming. Check out this infographic for five tips to help you have a healthy pregnancy and birth.
We strongly support The Quality Care for Moms and Babies Act (S. 466 and H.R. 4695) as a way to improve maternal and child health in the United States. In particular, it would help identify standards that can be used to optimize care and improve outcomes for both childbearing women and newborns – especially those covered by Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP). It would also enhance progress toward a high-performing maternity care system by addressing performance measurement gaps and supporting the work of maternity care quality collaboratives. Congress should make it a top priority.

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March 27, 2014
AUBURN, Ala. – The No. 20 Auburn women’s tennis team takes to the road for a pair of key SEC matches, traveling to No. 34 Kentucky on Friday at 10 a.m. before taking on No. 10 Vanderbilt on Sunday at 1 p.m.
Auburn (15-4, 5-2 SEC) is off to its best start in school history and in league play heading into this weekend’s pair of contests. The Tigers rebounded on Sunday after a 4-0 loss to No. 5 Florida last Friday, to take down South Carolina, 4-1, indoors at the Yarbrough Tennis Center. The Tigers enter the weekend fifth in the SEC standings.
In singles, No. 75 Emily Flickinger leads the team with a 12-2 record in dual matches, including a 10-2 mark at the No. 2 spot in the lineup. Senior Jackie Kasler has continued to play well for the Tigers in the bottom half of the lineup and is 9-3 in dual matches this year. Sophomore Pleun Burgmans enters play at No. 32 in ITA singles rankings with a 7-6 dual match record.
Burgmans and Flickinger are ranked at No. 19 in doubles by the ITA heading into this weekend’s pair of contests. The duo is 13-0 in dual matches this season, playing exclusively at No. 1, while the tandem is 5-0 against SEC opponents.
Kentucky (14-5, 4-3 SEC) enters the weekend on a three-match losing skid. The Tigers swept the Wildcats in last year’s match at the Yarbrough Tennis Center, 4-0. Kentucky’s Nadia Ravita is the Wildcats’ lone player ranked by the ITA in singles at No. 65. Kelsey Wieters and CeCe Witten are ranked 74th in doubles for the Wildcats.
Vanderbilt (14-4, 7-1 SEC) defeated previously unbeaten Georgia, 4-2, last Sunday. The Commodores have five singles players and four doubles tandems in the latest ITA rankings. Frances Altwick leads Vanderbilt with a 13-3 record in dual match play and is ranked at No. 67 in the latest poll. Sydney Campbell (No. 68), Marie Casares (No. 85), Georgina Sellyn (No. 91) and Courtney Colton (No. 99) are all ranked in singles.


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My Original Home Town
"Torquay Sea Front"
The gardens next to Torre Abbey Meadow look nice throughout the year - even in the winter the weather can be bright and sunny, although it is brisk and a bit chilly!
Well I've made a start and looking at what I've done so far I feel that I've alot left to do. There is so much more so write about and I haven't started to think about the areas close by like Brixham, Dartmouth, Salcombe, Totnes and the South Hams. Hoepfully someone else has made some effort with these places! When I do get around to building these pages - have a look at my Devon page where I will hopefully put an overview.
"Home at Christmas"
Torquay is where I was born and brought up until I left for University at the age of 18.
Torquay is a sea-side town in South Devon, well known for its tourism in the summer - it does get quite lively.
In the winter it is a quieter place, however at Christmas Torquay does have a good display of lights and a festive spirit.
This year I took my Mum to the midnight mass carol service at Cockington Church.
Cockington is a "must visit" area so please have a look at the tips located on my Devon page.
"Back for a couple weeks in the Summer, 2006"
I have escaped from the US for 3-4 to see family and friends. Of course I have been visiting Torquay and Devon for a couple of weeks to see my folks and family.
Here is a picture of the main beach in Torquay during the evening. It's very pleasant being in Torquay in the summer because of the late setting sun. It's still reletively light upto 10pm - very different from where I am in Houston, Texas when it's getting dark by 8pm. The sun sets so slowly here as well, not like the rapid "blink and you'll miss it" in Houston!

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The demand for Data Scientists is predicted to increase by 30% by 2021. With the inclusion of Cloud and IoT technologies, there has been an exponential growth of data that has led to the expansion of roles for data scientists in the field of Machine Learning and Big Data technology. In the times to come a Data scientist role will not be just subjected to technical aspects but will rise to more of a collaborator and a facilitators role.
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Came across this post on Reddit, thought some people here might find it interesting to learn about dubstep's roots (if the name didn't already give it away)
Electronic music as a general rule is often not designed for home listening; it's designed for dancing in a club or party. This is why the beats are so regular and repetitive, and the songs so long and repetitive; in a club context you would not hear all of the song. They would be mixed into each other to create a continuous flow of music, overlapping. This is why the beats have to be so regular and the tempos so similiar; if they were substantially different it would cause a clashing and phasing effect when played together.
Within electronic music designed primarily for dancing (disregarding the music designed more for home listening) there are two main categories of beat of which a given genre will have one. These are "regular", and "syncopated". Regular beats (such as in house, trance, hardcore - you don't need to know what these are but if you do it can't hurt) are characterised by the presence of the bass drum on each beat. Often there is a snare on the second and fourth beat. So if you use BOOM for the bass drum, and BAP for the snare, and count 1-2-3-4, you'll get BOOM-BAP-BOOM-BAP in most songs.
Syncopated beats on the other hand move off this strict structure, into the notes between the beats. So using the BOOM BAP example as before, if you count 1-and-2-and-3-and-4-and, you might get BOOM-and-2-BAP-BOOM-and-BAP-and.
So the first characteristic of dubstep we can state with confidence is that it comes into the latter category. The percussion, ranging beyond kicks and snares to hihats, tom-toms, bongos, congas, processed electronic noises, shopping trollies and whatever other percussion might exist, is generally off-beat.
Second up, dubstep is an extremely slow music for dance music - averaging 70 beats a minute. Most dance music hovers around the 110-140 beats per minute, with a little extra asteroid belt of about 165-175 bpm for some of the more frenetic syncopated music. (Drum and bass 4lyf.) This odd circumstance came about from its ancestry of another type of syncopated dance music, called UK garage, which normally ran at about 140bpm. Some people started making UK garage tracks with half-time percussion and lots of empty space back in 2002, as they thought it sounded good, and dubstep spun off from there. It's also where the "step" part of the name comes from, as UK Garage was also called 2-step after a characteristic drum pattern found in the music.
The dub part of it, on the other hand, comes from dub reggae; a very important influence. Reggae you probably know; if not, go look it up. Dub reggae is an offshoot of reggae that would happen in Jamaica with the engineers who produced the songs. They would make their own special mixes on their four-tracks and EQs; mixes that cut out the vocals, and focused on the drums and bass, making it a rhythmic piece rather than a particularly melodic one. Crazy effects were put on the mix too; this was in the 1970s before the advent of mainstream electronica so it was quite innovative.
Importantly, in centering the bass and drums, the bass could be made really loud without getting in the way, as it was now the focus. In Jamaica, "soundsystems" were the place to play reggae; massive homebuilt speakers. When you have massive speakers they can handle a lot of bass; so a bass-centered music such as dub reggae was going to come about to take full advantage of this capability, putting out massive walls of low frequencies that you could feel.
Dubstep takes this characteristic from dub reggae; as there are often less elements in a given song, the bass can be more prominent, and make a massive bassy wall just like dub reggae did, exciting clubgoers. This is why if you listen to it on Youtube it may seem strange; it doesn't make sense on small speakers if you cannot hear the volume of the bass. I recommend you actually buy a song from somewhere or download a high quality one (flac or 320mp3), and play it on proper speakers or listen on good headphones.
So to summarise, dubstep is a form of dance music characterised by these two elements; very slow percussion and extremely prominent bass.
Finally, WUBWUBWUB is an onomatopoeia of a sound commonly used within dubstep tracks; a synthesized sound with an low-pass filter applied to it, with the cutoff point off the filter governed by a low-frequency oscillator . This means (if you don't know these terms) the highest frequency of the sound you can hear is repeatedly decreased and increased in volume rhythmically and at high speeds, producing the effect. You can hear this effect in most of the links put here.
I enjoy some dubstep...mostly the more ambient, slower stuff with low wobbles rather than the really schizophrenic stuff...although that works sometimes too. I think the first dubstep song I heard was...


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Ophthel-S - General Information
An anti-infective agent that is used topically to treat skin infections and orally for urinary tract infections. [PubChem]
Pharmacology of Ophthel-S
Ophthel-S is a sulfonamide antibiotic. The sulfonamides are synthetic bacteriostatic antibiotics with a wide spectrum against most gram-positive and many gram-negative organisms. However, many strains of an individual species may be resistant. Sulfonamides inhibit multiplication of bacteria by acting as competitive inhibitors of p-aminobenzoic acid in the folic acid metabolism cycle. Bacterial sensitivity is the same for the various sulfonamides, and resistance to one sulfonamide indicates resistance to all. Most sulfonamides are readily absorbed orally. However, parenteral administration is difficult, since the soluble sulfonamide salts are highly alkaline and irritating to the tissues. The sulfonamides are widely distributed throughout all tissues. High levels are achieved in pleural, peritoneal, synovial, and ocular fluids. Although these drugs are no longer used to treat meningitis, CSF levels are high in meningeal infections. Their antibacterial action is inhibited by pus.
Ophthel-S for patients
To avoid contamination, do not touch lip of container to eye, eyelid or any surface.
Sulfacetamide preparations are incompatible with silver preparations.
Hypersensitivity to sulfonamides or to any ingredient of this preparation.
Additional information about Ophthel-S
Ophthel-S Indication: For the treatment of bacterial vaginitis, keratitis, acute conjunctivitis, and blepharitis.
Mechanism Of Action: Ophthel-S is a competitive inhibitor of bacterial para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA), an essential component for bacterial growth (according to the Woods-Fildes theory). The inhibited reaction is necessary in these organisms for the synthesis of folic acid.
Drug Interactions: Not Available
Food Interactions: Not Available
Generic Name: Sulfacetamide
Synonyms: Not Available
Drug Category: Anti-Bacterial Agents; Anti-Infective Agents, Local; Anti-Infective Agents, Urinary
Drug Type: Small Molecule; Approved
Other Brand Names containing Sulfacetamide: Acetocid; Acetosulfamin; Acetosulfamine; Ak-Sulf; Albamine; Albucid; Alesten; Bleph-10; Bleph-10 Liquifilm; Cetamide; Formosulfacetamide; Gyne-Sulf; I-Sulfacet; Isopto Cetamide; Isopto-Cetamide; Klaron; N'-Acetylsulfanilamide; N-Acetylsulfanilamide; N-Acetylsulfanilamine; N-Sulfanilylacetamide; N-Sulphanilylacetamide; Oclucid; Ocusulf-10; Op-Sulfa 30; Ophthacet; Ophthel-S; P-Aminobenzenesulfonacetamide; P-Aminobenzenesulfonoacetamide; Region; Sebizon; Sodium Sulamyd; Sodium Sulfacetamide; Steramide; Steri-Units Sulfacetamide; Sulamyd; Sulf-10; Sulf-15; Sulfacel-15; Sulfacet; Sulfacetamide Sodium; Sulfacetamide Sodium Anhydrous; Sulfacetamide Sodium Usp; Sulfacetimide; Sulfacyl; Sulfair; Sulfair 10; Sulfair 15; Sulfair Forte; Sulfair-15; Sulfamide; Sulfanilacetamide; Sulfanilazetamid; Sulfex; Sulphacetamide; Sulphacetamide Sodium; Sulphasil; Sulten-10; Sultrin; Trysul; Urosulfon; Urosulfone;
Absorption: Not Available
Toxicity (Overdose): Oral LD50 Mouse : 16500 mg/kg. Side effects include moderate to severe erythema (redness) and moderate edema (raised kin), nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness, and tiredness. Higher exposure causes unconsciousness.
Protein Binding: Not Available
Biotransformation: Not Available
Half Life: 7-12.8 hours
Dosage Forms of Ophthel-S: Solution / drops Ophthalmic
Chemical IUPAC Name: N-(4-aminophenyl)sulfonylacetamide
Chemical Formula: C8H10N2O3S
Sulfacetamide on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sulfacetamide
Organisms Affected: Enteric bacteria and other eubacteria

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(1) An applicant for an animal mortality compost facility license shall submit to the department an application for a license on a form provided by the department and provide at least the following information:
(a) the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of each owner or operator, and the name(s) of one or more persons having the authority to take action in the event of an emergency;
(b) name of the compost facility, physical address, legal description, location with respect to the nearest inhabited area, and the mailing address if different from physical address;
(c) documentation of ownership of the property or documentation demonstrating the applicant has the property owner's approval to operate an animal mortality on the property;
(d) latitude and longitude of the proposed location;
(e) site map and vicinity map, including facility layout and any drainages;
(f) total acreage of the proposed facility and the total acreage to be used for the composting process;
(g) maximum operational capacity and a description of the types and estimated quantities of feedstock to be composted, seed material or compost starter, if used, in-process compost, and finished compost on-site;
(h) operation and maintenance plan as required by ARM 17.50.1712;
(i) closure plan as required by ARM 17.50.1718;
(j) type of composting process used and the final use of the finished compost; and
(2) After an application review, the department may request any other information necessary to protect human health and the environment.
(3) An applicant shall submit with the application a copy of a proposed policy of general liability insurance to cover bodily injury or property damage to third persons caused by sudden accidental occurrences at the facility that meets the requirements of ARM 17.50.1114.

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