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Lamberti was established in the 1970's at the gates of the Amalfi Coast in the town of Cava de' Tirreni, and soon evolved from being a small artisanal metal factory into a workshop of excellence for the production of indoor and outdoor metal furnishings.
Thanks to a well-planned investment in technology and human resources, the workshop has become a manufacturer of fine, hand-crafted products and has progressively specialized in the working of all types of metal, from harder ones such as stainless steel, Corten and iron, to softer ones such as brass, copper and aluminum.
The company has continually enriched its know-how with the acquisition of CNC machinery connected with industry 4.0, recruiting of highly qualified staff and setting up a chemical laboratory to R&D new metal patinas.
The ability to execute designs and the high quality of the company's attention to details and finishes have earned the trust of top brands in the driving sectors of Italian exports and of major contract manufacturers specializing in architecture and interior design for the hospitality Industry, shopping malls, retail venues, and outdoor furnishings for gardens, terraces and luxury homes.
These collaborations represent a great opportunity for the company to prove its engineering skills and its aim for excellence, as well as provide the spark for Lamberti's own furniture design collection and a major Internationalization plan.
Fine examples of Lamberti's Italian craftsmanship are exhibited in New York City (D&D building), Miami (Miami Design District) and Dubai (Al Quoz Area 3 Sheikh Zayed Road).
The new facility was built in accordance with a sustainability business plan that provides the use of low-impact raw materials, the use of alternative energy sources (the facility houses a solar power plant over 400 square meters and a Phyto-decontamination plant), and the adoption of a rigorous method for managing and recovering waste production.

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Caroline Hartzinger fled wartime Europe with a shattered life and a devastating secret. Pregnant and unwed, she arrived in America in 1939. Joel Hirsch offered marriage and respectability, hoping one day to earn her love, if not the passion she felt for a man whose memory still haunted them both. With Joel, Caroline built a new life, determined to bury the past—until her daughter Eve brought Caroline's carefully crafted world crashing down again, driven by a rage to learn the truth....
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It was Eve's turn now, a legacy that tainted her life and risked generations to come. But with it came a gift—a new sister, young enough to be her own daughter, then a truth that would finally break the hold of the past....
New York Times bestselling author Belva Plain creates an unforgettable story of a remarkable family—and a deception that reaches across continents, oceans and generations.
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Read information about the authorBelva Plain was a best-selling American author of mainstream women's fiction. Her first novel, Evergreen (1978) topped the New York Times bestseller list for 41 weeks and was made into a TV miniseries. At her death, there were over 30 million copies of her twenty-plus novels in print in 22 languages.
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Tibet (Day 10) – Drikung Monastery, Hot Springs, & a Nomad Tent 30 June 2009
First full day in Drikung – waking up to dogs barking, yak bells tinkling, and a great breakfast of fried egg sandwich between a lovely chapati- or naan-like bread made with onions, and bananas, watermelon, and apples. And surprisingly, the instant coffee is quite good!
Today we visited the Drikung Til Monastery, one of the oldest still functioning in Tibet. Buddhists believe this valley to be one of the power centers of the world with 108 sacred springs, and it is also the most sacred sky burial site in Tibet. Those who can afford the time and expense bring the bodies of their loved ones from the far corners of Tibet.
But there were no burials today – it is the 8th day of the 5th month, a special day in the Tibetan Buddhist calendar, and the monks were chanting from dawn until dusk in a tent near the burial site. We drove the steep road to the monastery, and then hiked up from there – to about 14,500′. As we got out of the van, Achi’s cousin Chodrub (right) passed us on his motorcycle, touching his tongue to his chin in the traditional greeting with a large grin…I had read of this custom, but it was the first time I had seen it. He was our special guide today. As a teenager, Chodrub spent some time at the monastery studying and meditating, and is now an accomplished artist, and an incredible wealth of information about Drikung, Tibet and Tibetan Buddhism. On top of that, listening to him speak (with Achi translating) was fascinating; Chodrub’s voice has the quality of an ancient story-teller – exquisitely modulated and colorful, accompanied by graceful and animated hand and arm gestures, to the point where you can almost figure out what he is saying.
We traversed the side of the mountain along the base of the monastery (left) and then literally huffed and puffed up, up the wide sandy path, stopping to catch our breath frequently while enjoying the expansive views of the surrounding mountains and the valley and Drikung River and village below. As pointed out by Chodrub, when viewed from high on the mountain across the valley, above Achi’s home, this ridge looks to the viewer like the head and shoulder wings of a vulture, with the sky burial site located at the vulture’s heart. Near the top of the ridge, we followed a line of wind prayer wheels (‘manilunko’) to the stupas (memorial tombs), noticing one of the sacred springs, and meditation caves and nomad tents on the far side of the ridge, and from all directions, vultures taking off, landing, swooping, and circling. The vultures are HUGE creatures — some probably have a 6-foot wingspan, and according to Achi, do not feed on anything else and know to take their turn during the burials.
We made our way to the chanting monks, and after requesting the monks to offer three prayers on behalf of our group, we were invited to sit inside and observe. It was quite an experience to let the chanting swirl around us – the monks seemed not the slightest bit fazed by us, and even nodded and smiled to us, one monk gesturing that he liked my glasses (or hoped I would donate them?)! It was not the very deep-throated chanting you may have heard in the movies (that is only done on high ceremonial days and is a special skill), but was wonderful to hear…after a time we could hear individual voices as they read/chanted the long paper scriptures. We were also intrigued to notice that they were being fed butter tea, yogurt and tsampa, and to our great surprise and interest, money was changing hands everywhere. This is because pilgrims visit every day and offer donations of specific amounts for the monks’ and monastery’s sustenance — sometimes an amount specified for every monk, sometimes an individual monk, so change was made for the specified amounts! Occasionally instruments were played as well, like this beautiful drum with the crooked stick (right, see the stick below his left knee?).
On our way back down, we visited part of the monastery, then were invited to visit more relatives and served the traditional milk- or butter-tea and freeze-dried yak and other delectables. After a short nap to recover from our high-altitude hike, we headed for a nunnery down-valley that is famous for its hot springs. What a delight!! The only problem was that we had to walk down a *very* steep road, and many more steps, which meant coming back up! This altitude is definitely a challenge.
And as if that weren’t enough for a day, Lester and I had taken up the offer of sleeping in a yak tent! So after dinner, as it was getting dark and starting to rain, we all headed that way – it was a short drive (about a 30″ walk) to the hanging bridge, then a 5-minute walk. A guest tent, and associated toilet tent!, were all prepared (actually used by previous tours), near the ‘permanent’ tent of his family which is surrounded by the traditional rock wall with fuel on top. After – yes – more tea in the family’s tent, and Achi’s niece Chotsomo demonstrating the yogurt churn, we were taken to our tent: well-furnished in traditional style with two beds (not cots), covered in luxurious, thick, soft wool mats, sheets, pillows and blankets, two love seats, and a cabinet-table! There was no flooring, but the grass was thick and soft, and dry despite the rain outside. We were wished good sleep, and shown how to tie the flaps together to prevent wind blowing rain inside. Except for a few splashing sprinkles from the pole-hole above us, were were amazingly cozy. Exhausted sleep was only interrupted by barking dogs, tinkling bells, and snorting yaks… We are adjusting to the altitude.

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Western Wind Surges After Brookfield Buys Minority Stake
Western Wind Energy Corp. (WND), a Canadian energy developer, surged to its highest level in four years after Brookfield Renewable Energy Partners LP acquired 16.2 percent of its common shares, becoming its second-largest shareholder.
Western Wind rose 10 percent to C$2.30 at the close in Toronto, the highest since August 2008.
Brookfield, a developer and operator of wind and hydroelectric projects in Canada, the U.S. and Brazil, bought 10.7 million shares in Western Wind for C2.25 ($2.28) each, according to a statement today. It also acquired 319,700 warrants, representing 0.5 percent of Western Western Wind’s shares, if exercised, for C$1 each.
Owning a portion of Western Wind gives Brookfield a share of its tax credits that the developer may apply to its U.S. bill, according to James Morrison, an analyst with Cormark Securities Inc. in Toronto.
“Brookfield has significant U.S. taxable income,” he said in an interview today. “They’re a good fit.”
Western Wind has risen 93 percent since it said July 30 that it was for sale. Its board said at the time it expected a sale price between the C$2.50 offered in a takeover bid last year and the more than C$5 value consultants gave to the company. Goodman & Co. Investment Counsel Ltd owns 17.5 percent of its shares, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
It owns and operates three wind projects in California with a total of 154.5 megawatts of capacity and a 10.5-megawatt combined wind-and-solar plant in Arizona and is developing a project in Puerto Rico.
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Reed Landberg at firstname.lastname@example.org

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As Thanksgiving approaches, VoL sat down with Linnea Mullenbach to chat over a seasonal cup of hot cocoa. Initially coming from a small town in the U.S.A – Potomac, Maryland – and having lived in the UK for 13 years, Linnea is one of the few people who has consistently kept the tradition of celebrating Thanksgiving alive after leaving her home country.
Since Thanksgiving is prominently celebrated in the USA, VoL was curious to know the significance behind this holiday.
Linnea said: “The essential purpose of Thanksgiving is to celebrate the first real harvest. Around 1960 a group of pilgrims from Eastern Europe arrived near Plymouth rock in the USA, and they were allowed to live on Native American land. Therefore people celebrate the first year of their successful harvest”.
This resembles a new beginning and the Earth’s bounty.
Typically, Americans come together with their family and share a big meal that consists of turkey, mashed potatoes, apple pie, and other popular American foods. The purpose of this is also to be thankful for what you have and reflect on your life. The underlying essence of ‘giving thanks’ is what makes thanksgiving such a deep-rooted tradition.
After living in the UK for such a lengthy amount of time, what made Thanksgiving so special for Linnea in particular?
Linnea told of how, unlike the stereotype, she has always celebrated Thanksgiving not only with her family but also with friends.
“As my parents lived in Ethiopia for a long time, we used to blend my immediate family and my extended family and our Ethiopian family friends for Thanksgiving dinner at my house. This made Thanksgiving a several course affair. There were welcome drinks, canopies followed by a whole sit down dinner. The tradition of sitting down and enjoying food with the important people in my life is something I enjoy implementing in London as well.”
Since 2007, Linnea has been in London. She has not had Thanksgiving with her family for the past 15 years, so she has renamed the holiday ‘friends giving’.
Linnea also shared that every Thanksgiving she looks forward to decorating her house with pieces brought with her from America, to make her feel more festive. She also loves cooking either vegan pumpkin pie or pumpkin soup for her friends.
“Pumpkin really reminds me of Autumn and the harvest. Being away from home, the flavour reminds me of family and the true feeling of Thanksgiving”.
Elaborating even more, Linnea explained that the most significant difference between celebrating Thanksgiving in the UK compared to the USA was the lack of celebrating as a whole community.
“As Thanksgiving is a super American holiday, not many people in the UK celebrate is which is different from the USA, where everyone is celebrating it. It’s a physical four-day holiday in the U.S., so everyone is coming together to relax and enjoy. The feeling of going over to other people’s houses and watching football is not something you have here.”
As London is a multicultural hub, we must embrace festivals from all over the world. And while this year may be different because of the pandemic, virtual options such as ‘Zoom Giving’ can still make us feel closer to our loved ones.
To everybody celebrating, Happy Thanksgiving!
Words: Akanksha Goel | Subbing: Sam Tabahriti

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Ed Markey’s got the momentum. He’s got the money. He’s even got the “Markeyverse” — the dozens of fan accounts run by web-savvy Gen Z-ers that are dominating the online space.
With just 10 days to go until the final votes are cast, political watchers say there’s a real chance the 74-year-old incumbent, forced into an underdog campaign against a 39-year-old challenger from the state’s premier political dynasty, can pull off what no candidate has done before — beat a Kennedy in Massachusetts.
“I never would have predicted it when Kennedy first announced,” Boston University professor and political historian Thomas Whalen said.
But Markey’s “like the 2004 Red Sox against the Yankees, down three games to nothing,” Whalen said. “This is the political story of the year, at least in Massachusetts. And it will go down as one of the great comebacks if he can pull it off.”
It’s a strange position for an incumbent to be in. But the consensus when U.S. Rep. Joe Kennedy III barnstormed his way into the race last September with a double-digit lead was that Markey, a creature of Washington with relatively low name recognition, stood little chance against the well-liked descendant of powerful senators and a beloved president.
A year later, most recent polling shows the senator and his primary challenger neck-and-neck. An internal poll from Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse’s congressional campaign showed Markey leading Kennedy by a sizable margin among those who already cast ballots — a stat of little surprise to the campaigns or to analysts who say Markey’s more fervently Democratic, more white and more affluent base was likely to vote earlier.
“Markey by all counts was winning among early voters,” Suffolk University Political Research Center Director David Paleologos said. “The question is how big of a lead and whether or not Kennedy can turn the tables.”
Markey’s also pulled ahead in the money race. After being out-paced two quarters in a row, Markey edged Kennedy last quarter and flatly out-raised him in the preprimary period that ended Aug. 12, bringing in $1.4 million to the challenger’s $929,015, Federal Election Commission reports show. He spent less than Kennedy and had double the cash on hand in the final days before Sept. 1.
When Kennedy landed a plum endorsement from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi this week, Markey reacted graciously. Former Massachusetts Democratic Party Chairman Phil Johnston said Pelosi’s backing “is very helpful for Joe, because she’s the face of the Democrats in Congress.” Kennedy’s camp believes it will help him among undecided women voters.
But the endorsement rankled progressives and ultimately led Markey to raise quadruple the money off the announcement than his opponent, according to the campaigns.
Markey’s supporters sense there’s a real chance the Green New Deal co-author, who’s emerged as a beacon for progressives and, more surprisingly, young people, could actually pull off the win.
“I think it’s especially possible this time because he has a much stronger record than his opponent,” said state Rep. Nika Elugardo, D-Jamaica Plain. “We’ve gotten the word out about that we can’t afford to lose Ed Markey — now or ever.”
Markey is barreling down the home stretch with the winds of the recent progressive wins that have toppled incumbents nationwide at his back.
His campaign manager, John Walsh, knows it’s a turn of events “no one believed could happen.”
“It’s a close race and we really need to keep working,” Walsh said. “But there is some momentum.”
The winner of the contentious primary will very much hinge on turnout that — with nearly 1 million ballots already mailed out and early voting available for the first time in the state primaries due to the pandemic — is almost entirely unpredictable.
Walsh believes the Markey campaign can mobilize their young and environmentalist supporters. Kennedy’s team is focusing on Black and brown communities and working people who tend to vote in-person and later.
“We’re very confident we’re going to win. But undoubtedly it’s a tight race,” Kennedy spokeswoman Emily Kaufman said. “What happens in the next 10 days in terms of who turns out and who votes is going to be the driving factor.”
Markey’s biggest challenge will be holding onto his momentum in the waning days of an increasingly volatile race.
“What’s clear about this political environment is momentum changes every 24 hours,” Boston-based Democratic strategist Wilnelia Rivera said. “Regardless of what momentum looks like today, you’ve got to create a plan that assumes you can lose it.”

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Have you played Atari today?
Earlier this year it was announced that Atari were set to enter Hollywood with new films based on two of their most popular and historic franchises – Asteroids and Missile Command. It does actually seem quite shocking that this was never thought of back in the early 80s when both games were at their peak of popularity. Not only because the subject matter of both games lend themselves really well to movies (especially Missile Command) but also because Atari were owned at the time by Warner Brothers, one of Hollywood’s biggest movie studios. Not long after this it was also announced that another film was going to be made based on the Rollercoaster Tycoon series, which is a series that was acquired by the company when former owner of the Atari brand, Hasbro Interactive, took over MicroProse in 2001.
Of course Atari had already tested the waters for a film based on classic video games by getting involved in a small capacity with Wreck It Ralph (characters from Crystal Castles, Food Fight and Pong all made cameos) in 2012 and even more so with Adam Sandler’s 2015 movie pixels, which featured a whole segment based on Centipede as well as starring Tempest, Asteroids and Breakout among others. For the Asteroids film Atari are teaming with Universal Studios while Missile Command is being produced by 20th Century Fox, not much else is known about either of these movies at this time. Atari have confirmed though that Sony have appointed Karate Kid and Agent Cody Banks Director Harald Zwart to work on the Roller Coaster Tycoon flick, presumably aiming it at kids.
Now it’s been announced that Atari are also set to enter the world of television too with several new shows based on their classic franchises. The first of these is called Game On and is an unscripted reality-style game show in which contestants navigate through life-sized sets based on classic games from Atari’s library. It’s promised that key elements from each game will play a big part. Atari has also partnered up with Discover for a TV series based on its fairly obscure 1978 Atari 2600 game Codebreaker, which seems a bizarre choice as very few people are likely to remember it. Will be interesting to see how well both the movies and the TV shows do and whether they will lead the way for more ways for Atari to capitalise on their vast back catalogue. Other classic Atari games that seem obvious for the big screen treatment are Haunted House, Star Raiders and Yars’ Revenge.
Success with these projects would see a massive turnaround in fortunes for the current owners of the Atari brand. Since pulling themselves out of bankruptcy in 2013 Atari have focused on making games for the mobile market as well as diversifying into areas such as online gambling, audio equipment, home security, fitness technology and even rap music! The Atari brand has been owned by French company Infogrames since 2001 when they purchased former incumbents Hasbro Interactive. The original Atari are best known for kick starting the whole video games industry in the 70s with arcade games such as Pong and Breakout as well as their best selling Atari 2600 VCS, considered the first mass-market home games console.
What classic Atari games would you like to see turned into movies?


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Dec. 10, 2003
COLLEGE PARK, MD- Maryland had five players in double figures en route to a 76-61 victory over Loyola on Wednesday night in women's basketball action at Comcast Center. The Greyhounds fall to 3-3 on the season while the Terrapins improved to 6-1 overall.
Loyola took an early 4-3 lead before Maryland responded by going an 11-0 run to go ahead 14-4. Five different players scored during that span as the Terps never trailed the rest of the way.
Keyed by five points from Lauren Troupe, the Greyhounds came to within 21-20 with 4:36 left in the first half after trailing 20-11. But Anesia Smith's bucket with less than two minutes to play in the period capped a 13-2 Maryland run, giving it a 12-point lead, 34-22. Maryland's biggest margin of the half came with 18 seconds left, 39-26, but Robbyn Poole hit a free throw bring the lead back to 12 at the break, 39-27.
The Terps scored six unanswered points to open the the second half, taking a commanding 45-27 advantage and forcing Loyola to take a timeout with 18:14 left in the game. Troupe hit a jumper coming out of the timeout, but Maryland scored a quick five points to give the Terp their first 20-point lead of the game, 50-29.
The Greyhounds never got closer than 11 with 4:48, but Maryland pushed the lead back up in the closing minutes to end the game by the final margin of 76-61.
Guards Lindsay Cobb and Krystle Harrington both had 13 points to lead Loyola. Troupe also added nine points and five rebounds. Freshman Jill Glessner pulled down a career-high seven rebounds and added two points, three assists and a steal.
Maryland was lead by Crystal Washington and Shay Doron with 14 points. Washington also added 10 rebounds for a double-double. Kalika France added 12 points, Chrissy Fisher 11 and Smith had 10 points and seven assists.
Loyola shot an impressive 47.1 percent on the night, much better than their average 38.4 percent.
Maryland extends its win streak over Loyola to five games, improving its series lead to 11-3.
The Greyhounds will host Delaware on Sunday, Dec. 14 at Reitz Arena.


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PERSONS receiving benefits under the Defined Benefits Pension Plan of the Barbados Port Inc. received some good news yesterday.
Speaking at a brunch in celebration of the Port’s 50th Anniversary was Chief Executive Officer (Ag), David Jean-Marie, who revealed, “The current board of directors has approved a cost living adjustment to your pensions and this will be effective from January of this year.”
He was at the time outlining some of the achievements and proactive measures being undertaken by the Port, which he described as the centrepiece of Barbados’ social and economic development.
This includes the Port Master Plan, a complete separation of the cargo from cruise; the development of the central container examination facility in conjunction with Customs and completing berth number five to ensure that there is a dedicated cargo berth. The CEO said there will be a need to replace the current cargo handling equipment which could come to a whopping $50 million – ironic since the Port itself was built for $30 million, which at the time was considered to be a major investment.
Other accomplishments include the upgrading of Shed 1 to a passenger terminal back in 1985, which he said was a proactive decision to enable the Port to handle an increase in passenger numbers.
By 1988, there were over 300 000 visitors entering the Port and with the further upgrade in 1994, the 500 000th passenger was welcomed in 1995 and almost 700 000 passengers came through the Port in 2003. In 2004 there was a peak 813 000 due to the redeployment of ships following the damage sustained to other countries during to Hurricane Ivan.
He explained that there has also been an increase in the movement of cargo, from 175 000 tonnes when opened to 1 million tonnes being handled on a daily basis.
He said great emphasis continues to be placed on security, human resource development and training and revealed that the Barbados Port is working with the Caribbean Maritime Institute in an effort to certify all Port workers.
The CEO also took the opportunity to thank the stakeholders and partners of the organisation including the Barbados Workers’ Union which he described as the most influential organisation operating within the Port. (JH)
Taken from the Barbados Advocate, May 16, 2011.


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Paris Photo, the leading international fair dedicated to the photographic medium, returns and you are invited! Together we celebrate the release of “The Collectivity Issue” on November 10.Issue 15, titled “The Collectivity Issue”, marks a special approach to Der Greif’s annual guest-editing. Instead of working with one guest editor, Der Greif invited 50 artists to each edit a single spread within the publication. Join us for the pre-launch of Der Greif #15 incl. signing on November 10, 5 - 7.30 pm in the Paris Photo Media Lounge, at the Grand Palais Ephémère.After the pre-launch, we welcome you to our special release event at 9 pm at L’INAPERÇU, 29 Rue de Montmorency - 65 Rue Beaubourg, 75003 Paris. Come celebrate with us and some of the participating artists with an open bar and DJ. At L’INAPERÇU, an installation of the magazine, showcasing all 50 double spreads, will be on display. We’re looking forward to celebrating with you! Please RSVP for the event.
Webber Gallery is showing works from Zora J Murff’s series “American Mother, American Father”, in which the artist and activist challenges his own relationship to race and Blackness, using himself as a site for broader social critique and interrogating an increasing yet conflicting desire for status, success, and positioning.
Stick around Webber Gallery’s stand to see work by Thomas Albdorf, who combines classic photographic genres with contemporary visual techniques. His landscapes and still-lifes are boldly aesthetic, but his use of the photographic medium is highly conceptual. Using both analogue and digital techniques, Albdorf constructs fictional realities from photographs of persistent visual clichés found online. Albdorf typically submits his constructions to image recognition software to see if the program could be tricked into identifying his fictions as ‘real’.
Robert Morat Galerie is exhibiting works of Jessica Backhaus’ series “Cut Outs”. Color and form, light and shadow - her images are created using the basic elements of photography: Cut out transparent papers are arranged on a paper backdrop, exposed to the sun and photographed. The papers react to the intense heat, deform, rise, contract, and cast shadows. The photographer becomes the documentarist of a visual experiment.
Represented by Robert Morat Galerie is also visual artist Hannah Hughes. Her work explores the relationship between image, sculpture and language, focusing on the potential of negative space, and the salvaging and re-use of discarded materials. Her research is in part a response to “Femmage” (a feminist term coined by Miriam Schapiro and Melissa Meyer in the 1970s to describe covert art practices from matter found in the home), reconsidering our relationship to domestic materials today, and how these can be saved and re-configured.
At the stand of Galerie Les filles du calvaire, you will encounter works by Todd Hido who is taking lengthy road trips in search of imagery that connects with his own memories. Hido alludes to the quiet and mysterious side of suburban America - where uniform communities provide for a stable façade - implying the instability that often lies behind the walls.
Flowers Gallery is showing Gabby Laurent’s “Wearables” from 2022. The artist is making sculptural, wearable pieces to be worn within the photograph. While all materials are comfortable and familiar, containing ideas of domesticity (carpet, tights, upholstery stuffing), there is a duality of protection/aggression in the forms and poses. The images are playful but come with dark undertones, aggression and constraint. According to the artist, the work has been made since becoming a mother, when themes of the domestic and protection really started to resonate to that part of her life.Head over to the book sector and drop by Loose Joints Publishing, where Gabby Laurent’s book “Falling” is on display. Reflecting on personal situations of bereavement and new life, Gabby Laurent’s performed choreography of falling is a space for self-reflection, allowing her body to repeatedly give way to gravity and create a visual space to contemplate time, fate and circumstance.
Visit Hartmann Books to browse Anne Morgenstern’s highly political book “Macht Liebe”. What can a body be and what is it allowed to be? The bodies in Anne Morgenstern’s pictures undermine any categorization. In an interplay of form, color, and materiality, Morgenstern combines photographs of human bodies with those of objects. In doing so, she relates them to one another and gives them new meaning. Bodies as we know them are deconstructed and embedded in new contexts.Last but not least, you will encounter both Gabby Laurent and Anne Morgenstern on The Elles x Paris Photo fair path that promotes the visibility of women artists and their contribution to the history of photography. Orchestrated this year by Federica Chiocchetti, 77 artists are presented here all together in a purely visual sequence. Chiocchetti states that she extended the selection to the book sector, because for a woman it seems easier to publish a book than to be represented by a gallery, which means that there is still work to do in the photography market.


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Aamir slapped Govinda in front of everyone, Amrish Puri was a villain in real life too
When Amrish Puri slapped Govinda: If Amrish Puri is called the most dreaded villain of Hindi cinema, then it will not be wrong. Even big heroes used to tremble with the acting of Amrish Puri and his powerful voice. Although many people associated with Amrish Puri are present in the corridors of Bollywood, but today we are going to tell you the story, you would hardly have heard or read it anywhere. This story is of Amrish Puri and Bollywood actor Govinda. It is said that once Amrish Puri slapped Govinda in anger. Why after all? Let’s know.
Amrish Puri used to be punctual. He liked to do any work on time. It is about those days when Govinda and Amrish Puri were working together in the film. While Amrish Puri was very punctual and disciplined, Govinda was known for his lateness. It is said about Govinda that he often did not reach the sets of the film on time. Once all the actors of the film were asked to reach the set at 9 am. Amrish Puri came on time, but Govinda delayed. Govinda came on the set after a long time. Amrish Puri got angry with him and he also slapped him in anger.
Gaj fell on Aamir as well
It is said that after this incident there was a rift between the two. After this both never worked together again. Not only this, Amrish Puri once scolded Bollywood’s Mr. Perfectionist i.e. Aamir Khan as well. It is said that during the shoot of a film, as an assistant director, Aamir interrupted Amrish Puri for some reason. He was so angry with this that he started scolding Aamir in front of everyone on the set.
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Ein Referenzwerk von Autoren aus Wissenschaft und Forschung mit engen Verbindungen zur Industrie vereint Aspekte der Material- un...
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Ein Referenzwerk von Autoren aus Wissenschaft und Forschung mit engen Verbindungen zur Industrie vereint Aspekte der Material- und Computerwissenschaften und des Engineering zu einem einheitlichen Blick auf vielversprechende Ansätze für materialintegrierte intelligente Systeme. Autorentext Stefan Bosse studied physics at the University of Bremen, Germany, from which he also received his PhD. Since 2008 he is actively involved in different projects in the University of Bremen's Scientific Center ISIS (Integrated Solutions in Sensorial Structure Engineering) pushing interdisciplinary research, and recently joined the ISIS council.
Dirk Lehmhus joined the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Technology and Advanced Materials (IFAM) in Bremen, Germany, in 1998 and subsequently obtained a PhD in production technology from Bremen University for optimization studies of aluminium foam production processes and properties. Since May 2009 he is Managing Director at the University of Bremen's Scientific Centre ISIS dedicated to the development of sensorial materials and sensor-equipped structures.
Walter Lang joined the Fraunhofer Institute for Solid State Technology (EMFT) in Munich, Germany, in 1987 where he worked on microsystems technology. In 1995, he became Head of the Sensors Department in the Institute of Micromachining and Information Technology of the Hahn Schickard Society. In 2003, he joined the University of Bremen where he is currently heading the Institute for Microsensors, -actuators and -systems at the Microsystems Center Bremen.
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Atsushi Ohkubo confirmed in this year's sixth issue of Kodansha's Weekly Shōnen Magazine on Wednesday that the television anime of his Fire Force (En En no Shōbōtai) manga will premiere this year.
Yuki Yase (Mekakucity Actors, Hidamari Sketch × Honeycomb) is directing at David Production (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Cells at Work!). Yamato Haishima is in charge of the series scripts, and Hideyuki Morioka (Kizumonogatari, Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei) is designing the characters.
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The ever-popular Oxford Victorian Christmas Market is returning for 2022.
The Victorian Christmas Market is a themed event with stallholders dressed in Victorian costumes.
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Freetown — Concern Sierra Leone, a non-governmental organization, has opened a new maternal and child health post for the people of Kunike chiefdom in the Tonkolili district.
Manoj Kumar, the country director for Concern Sierra Leone, congratulated the community for its successful community driven development project.
The people of Matholley village in Kunike Chiefdom contributed 50 per cent of the cost and materials for the health post, while Concern provided the rest.
Addressing a large number of community members at the inauguration ceremony at the Matholley village in Kunike chiefdom, the women's leader, Yeabu Tholly, said, "The village has long been waiting to have such medical facility like this, and we must be grateful to the effort."
The community thanked Dr. Samuel Bangura, the District Medical Officer for Tonkolili and Kumar for their active participation and involvement to the construction of the Maternal and Child Health Post.
According to Dr. Bangura, the medical post will serve 12 other villages, with a total population of about 3,700.
Dr. Bangura said the clinic is dedicated to the former Country Director of Concern Sierra Leone, the late Dr. Shahnewaz Alam Khan who died in a road accident in 2008 in Freetown. During his one year serving in Sierra Leone, Dr. Khan contributed towards building the local capacity in community development, he said.
Dr. Bangura said the health post project was started in 2008 when Dr. Khan visited in Matholley village.
Kumar also reconfirmed Concern's commitment in helping government of Sierra Leone at district and national level. He said part of this is "reaching to the unreachable areas particularly in Tonkolili districts working with the community in bringing long lasting change in the lives of the poor and vulnerable people."
He said Concern is working in 323 villages in five chiefdoms in Tonkolili and 6 major slums area Freetown, with a focus on health, livelihood and education. It is also supporting 11 health facilities with essential drugs and medical consumables in Tonkolili, increasing sensitization and awareness, and making access to safe water and sanitation for the population of Tonkolili.

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Wrapper: Connecticut Broadleaf
Filler: Nicaraguan Habano Sun-Grown
The Oliva Serie G Maduro is a world class cigar that has a pricing point anyone can afford. I do not have much of an introduction to this amazing cigar. Read the review and follow my advice at the end.
Construction: Dark, oily, and looks like silk. Oliva G has got to have one of the best wrappers for the price of this cigar. I happened to smoke the torpedo during the photo session (actually remembered my phone) but every cigar in the line feels and looks absolutely wonderful. The lines on the wrapper were clean and the maduro cigar felt firm, but not too tight. There were no wrapper issues during smoking.
Draw: By the feel of the cigar I thought the G would have a slightly rough draw. I was wrong. Sorry for the doubt Oliva; this produced a perfect draw.
Burn: Perfectly even throughout the entire cigar, nice white ash that stays on, and it didn’t get too hot. Can I say anything else?
Taste: Oliva G Maduro gives you the full maduro taste without being overpowering, even for people who are not used to smoking maduros. From start to finish the G is just super creamy and leaves your pallet wanting more. Throughout the smoke you get a hint of coffee and dark chocolate. The spice from the Nicaraguan filler was introduced in the beginning of the cigar but seemed to fade out as I continued to smoke. Around the mid point of the cigar I would say the G really graduates to the big boy club. Everything that I thought was fantastic – turned GREAT.
Verdict Is: GET THIS CIGAR NOW. Add some to your humidor if you don’t have any already. This is the kind of cigar that you purchase by the box. If you must try it out first, which is understandable, you will also notice that this stick retails for about $4.00.
Again, if you are new to cigars, new to maduros, or afraid to try it because of the wrapper – don’t be. This is a great cigar that everyone will love.
Higher Priced: Casa Fuente by Arturo Fuente
Same Price: I would also consider the JFR Maduro by Tabacalera Tropical.
Lower Priced: Yet to be discovered.
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Widely regarded as two of the best players, innovators and performers in traditional folk amongst a precociously gifted generation, their finely-crafted arrangements wield a rare potency. Now, having toured with with some of the biggest and brightest acts in the British folk scene, they reconvene to perform as duo. Whilst intrinsically borrowing from English and other European Traditional Dance music, sonically Moore and Moss have their heads firmly in the present, understanding the values of contemporary music and art making.The distinct pulse, energy and group-intuition of trad-music haunts their playing as they continue to push the creative boundaries for English instrumental music, listening and responding to the world around them as much as their musical ancestors. LAGUNA (December 2017) Reviews Shortlisted for the FATEA Instrumental Album of the Year 2017 “A timely, compelling and hugely enjoyable album that may also reveal something about the existing notions of folk music and art, and even England and Europe” ★★★★★ – fRoots “Extremely enjoyable” – Louder than War “Two of England’s most remarkable young musicians. An inherent understanding of traditional forms played out with an entirely contemporary attitude to soundscape. Very impressive.” – Martin Green (Lau) “Startling moments of clarity coupled to occasions of obscurity.. delightful, sparkling” – Folk Words


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All the hatred and violence Trump promotes everyday doesn't count in the eyes of conservative commenters like Marc Thiessen.
Fox News’ defense of Dr. Ronny Jackson, the ever-more-ridiculous nominee to head the VA, just happened to coincide with Donald Trump’s decision to stand by his totally unqualified and now reportedly substance-abusing man.
Former Bush and Rumsfeld speechwriter Marc Thiessen defends Trump's pick for VA Secretary on Fox's The Story with Martha MacCallum.
At least Brooks published his column before the alarming events of the latter half of this week.
While Fox News slobbers over Donald Trump’s slurs as “taking on” political correctness, it’s a whole different story when Hillary Clinton questions Trump’s plan to deport millions of immigrants by suggesting he’d round them up in box cars.
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White liberals from New York and L.A. are the ones who made the Confederate Flag a symbol of racism.
Thiessen: Calls To Take Down Confederate Flag From Elitists Wanting To Make Southerners Look Like Racists
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Prior to her 2014 debut album, Bury Me at Makeout Creek, Mitski Miyawaki’s primary instrument was the piano. As a studio composition major in college, she showcased her mastery of the instrument by playing it on the two records self-produced records accompanied by a massive orchestra comprised primarily of other students.
These were well before the days she started playing around with a guitar. However, it seems her skills have only grown finer over the years as she once again assumes her place behind the keys for her fifth studio album, Be the Cowboy. If we are being honest here, we simply cannot get enough of this record as it displays the artist’s skills and her mastery of song structure.
If nothing else, Be the Cowboy shows Mitski’s ability to give shape to an idea as shown by the great songwriting and the vivid imagery they evoke. While making the most of the pop conventions we have come to love, she brings to the table something more knotty and introspective.
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“ An awe-inspiring book. Reading it gave me that sensation othat someone had just found the light switch.” —Douglas Adams, author of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
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Chief Sunny Onuesoke, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party ( PDP) has described as undiplomatic US President Donald Trump’s alleged statement on President Muhammadu Buhari.
He said it is unfair to describe the President of Africa’s most populous nation as a lifeless human.
According to Onuesoke, though he doesn’t agree with most of the policies of President Buhari and the fact that he wants to seek re-election, he will not condone any derogatory remark on his person as the President of Nigeria.
Onuesoke however said Trump may be indirectly asking Buhari not to seek reelection in next year’s presidential election.
He said rather than using such an uncomplimentary remark, Trump should have simply advised Buhari to resign or refrain from contesting the next presidential election in 2019.
He said “I refuse to agree with US President Donald Trump on his lifeless comment on President Muhammadu Buhari which is currently trending.
“I may not be a fan of Mr. President but I will not accept Trump calling the president of my country a lifeless human being.
“I disagree in totality with the views of Trump on my President Buhari. I think what Trump was trying to say was that ‘Buhari you are too old and weak to continue the presidency of these great country called Nigeria’.
” On that ground, I may support Trump but not to say Buhari is lifeless. It is only death that can render someone as lifeless and not the person of Trump.
“I would appreciate if Trump can boldly tell President Buhari to resign for health reasons or he should not contest in 2019. I am very sure and convinced that, that was exactly what Trump intended saying but was misled by semantical expression.”


A Senate panel investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election has subpoenaed President Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
The Senate Judiciary Committee issued the subpoena on Monday evening to compel Manafort to publicly testify on Wednesday about a June 2016 meeting he and other Trump associates had with a Russian lawyer.
“Mr. Manafort, through his attorney, said that he would be willing to provide only a single transcribed interview to Congress, which would not be available to the Judiciary Committee members or staff,” Sen. Chuck Grassley, the chair of the committee, and Sen. Dianne Feinstein, the ranking Democrat on the panel, said in a statement.
But the senators said they would be willing to excuse him from the hearing if he “would be willing to agree to the production of documents and a transcribed interview.”
Manafort has turned over notes to the Senate Intelligence Committee that he took of the Trump Tower meeting that he attended with Donald Trump Jr. and White House senior adviser Jared Kushner, the Washington Post reported.
The trio met with attorney Natalia Veselnitskaya, who claimed she had dirt on Hillary Clinton that would be helpful to Trump’s presidential campaign.
On Tuesday, Manafort’s spokesman Jason Maloni said he met with members of the Senate Intelligence Committee and “answered their questions fully.”
Kushner, the president’s son-in-law, testified behind closed doors at the same Senate panel on Monday and met Tuesday with a House panel involved in the Russia probes.
In a statement on Monday, Kushner said he “did not collude with Russians, nor do I know of anyone in the campaign who did.”
Kushner said he left the June 9 meeting with Veselnitskaya after about 10 minutes because he concluded the “meeting was a waste of our time.”
Manafort joined the campaign in March 2016, but resigned in August after reports revealed he had lobbied on behalf of a Ukranian political party but did not disclose his work as a foreign agent, a violation of federal law.
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Sarah Hendler is a Los Angeles-based fine jewelry designer and vintage jewelry curator, born and raised on the Gold Coast of Long Island, New York. Whether admiring the classic staples her grandmother wore every day or the gems her mother pulled out to wear on a special occasion, Sarah has always recognized the significance of jewelry in a woman’s life. We catch up with Sarah via e-mail to find out more about her business, designs and the latest [email protected]$H up curated collections she has been working on during the Covid-19 lockdown.
CT: Tell me more about your brand?
SH: I really value fine jewelry for everyone. All different price points, all different stones and metals. I want you to wear it with everything. Your vintage mixed in with the classics of today. It was important for my newest collection, [email protected]$h Up, to reflect the current times. Giving people choice and creativity.
CT: Did you know you always wanted to work with jewellery?
SH:I worked in the film industry for a long time as an assistant to film directors and then made my way to produce on my own. I loved the way props and accessories for characters would help tell the filmmakers story. I always collected vintage and estate jewelry. So it transitioned from collecting to actually creating my own pieces. It was a long process of testing ideas and seeing what people loved.
CT: When did you launch and what made you want to start your own brand?
SH: I launched in 2016 and named my signature collections after my grandmothers, Shirley and Ethel. They have been my inspiration to really pivot to Jewelry from my work in Hollywood. I knew I had an eye for collecting. So it was the natural next step to actually start producing pieces and launch a line.
CT: What three words would you use to celebrate your brand and why?
SH: Classic, because these pieces will not go to of style. They can be staples in your collection forever. Thoughtful, because I care about my client and what they want from a piece of my jewelry. Detailed, because I think about it all! How earring will sit on the ear? Where the chain and charms will lay on the body to layer just perfectly! Pictured, above: Sarah Hendler’s Gaga Earring Collection
CT: When did you realise you wanted to pursue a career as a designer?
SH: I started to sell beyond local LA clients and friends, while stores across the country were interested it became a real business. I knew that if I was going to give it a real shot, I had to do wholesale and reach a broader market then just the West Coast.
CT: How important is sustainability to your business and supply chain?
SH: Los Angeles Jewelry District is where I manufacture. It is important because I can quality check and keep my business as local as possible. I do not waste castings or any of my metals. Trying to be as resourceful and thoughtful as possible.
CT: Where do you source your stones from?
SH: I have attended the Tucson show in Arizona. I mainly source from local dealers in LA who get stones from all over the world. My manufacturer and I go through all options of stone size and quantity for my pieces. Quality control is a priority to me. I want to make sure each stone and piece will be flawless for the costumer.
CT: What pieces are you wearing today?
SH: My dome pave rings and all my [email protected]$H up studs from my new collection. I love how easy even two of the rings stack, making a big statement. My new stud collection is so fun and easy to wear. You want a matching pair, I got you. You want to layer your whole ear with different stone shapes, metals and colors, I got you too!
CT: What famous person would you like to see (or have seen) wear your brand?
SH: Madonna wore my Shirley Rhodolite and black enamel striped earrings. That was pretty incredible. She is a style icon and a force for any woman to be strong and bold. I would love to have my jewelry worn by some fierce political women like, Michelle Obama, Kamala Harris and Jill Biden.
Madonna Image from The Aventurine article, here
CT: If you could go back and tell yourself one thing, what would it be?
SH: Just be patience. Social Media lends itself to everything being fast and you have to be the first. But good things come to those who wait. That is also is a thread in my design work. Some of my enamel pieces are made to order. You can’t have the instant gratification for everything. There is a craft and people using their hands to make these pieces.
CT: What is next for Sarah Hendler?
SH: I am thrilled to still be working and creating during these crazy times. I have multiple collections coming out in the next few months and will be adding to my [email protected]$H up collection, introducing more necklaces and doing a fun line that will have a great price point.
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The tools of the kit can be inside a wooden box, if you want. Each box is one piece and it is the result of a kind handcraft
The begin of the story
Originally, the name of the game was “In Search of Yoga”, which later became the subtitle. This change has come with the suggestion of Angelo Porazzi, author and illustrator of self-produced games. Angelo gave us practical advices for the realization of the final name has been YogAmico.
These are some of the first trunks that Dylan painted during summer 2008.
We liked to experiment a little. ‘
As you can see the first trunks still bear the first name given to the game:
In search of Yoga.
Thanks to the advice of Jos, we signed and numbered inside, all trunks.
An example: 24/2008 (you have the twenty-fourth trunk created in 2008 etc…)
For the second year YogAmico changes dress not only for the trunK but also for the color. In fact, new trunks have lighter and fresh decoration.
For YogAmico is a bit like an homecoming. In fact in all trunks deluxe water appears. A reminder of the magical beaches that children reach during the journey. Dylan has painted this series of trunks as if he worked on canvas, but as the work slowly proceeded it was as the wood followed him. The wood is really a very good friend, Dylan says, collaborator, a mate.
In this limited edition YogAmico is pleased to host directly from the imagination of its author and those who have inspired him some of the characters that populate his world. They will help the children, taking them by the hand to enter further into the magical YogAmico world, with its islands, sea, beaches, music and, of course, yoga. A journey that is continuing for four years now. The trunks have changed their dress or better, the trunks have grown, but the game with its endless messages is not changed. Its values are left the same. You can choose the dress that you prefer, or entrust the case, each trunk is still one piece hand painted.
In 2012, a year so important and special, even Yogamico is experiencing the flowering season. After almost five years its branches have flourished thanks to the children who have played under its tree, they have learned, are rested and have been together.
Thanks to this and much more, the magical beaches of Yogamico, just like in the garden of the Selfish Giant spring has arrived.
Boxes decorated one by one in oil on wood. The pieces are numbered and very limited.
From the imagination of its author here are some examples of the new edition.
Here are some of the new trunks from the 2013 edition.

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In a previous post, titled "The Future of Healthcare is in the Home"we mentioned that COVID-19 has revealed that home care is an essential part of the healthcare industry. Policy makers and healthcare professionals must work together to insure quality care as more and more are turning to home care to receive essential healthcare services. The caregivers that form the backbone of the home care industry are ESSENTIAL HEALTHCARE WORKERS.
We've seen many news reports and stories of healthcare workers in hospitals and other facilities for long hours. Many caregivers that work long, hard hours insuring safety and quality of care within the home of patients don't receive as much attention and yet they risk their lives to ensure the health and safety of others.
Blessings4Ever recognized this early on and made necessary adjustments to communicate to them that they were considered essential status. As a gesture of appreciation, during our first PPE distribution in which we provided free masks and gloves to our caregivers, we also gave out a t-shirt that said, "Essential Healthcare Worker." We want our caregivers to be recognized as essential healthcare workers wherever they go.
Caregivers are not only essential to our patients, but are heroes in the world of healthcare. When home is the safest place to be, they are still there ensuring that our patients receive quality and compassionate home care services.
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All the accommodation providers listed have worked hard to reward your effort in booking direct with them by giving something back to you, our wonderful town and our greater environment through a variety of methods (each provider has their preferred formula, which we will explain on each listing we provide). These include such things as an extra nights stay free, a complimentary welcome gift, supporting local charities and eco features.
Each provider has excellent knowledge of the area as evidenced in many cases by being members of the Conwy Ambassador scheme.
Guidance will be given on when the accommodation provider might encourage you to book with them, quieter times when they will have more opportunity to help you enjoy your stay by providing local knowledge, and filling rooms that might otherwise have remained empty. At quieter times you will have the opportunity to experience more of the town and surrounding area in a relaxed manner.


Optimal Dispatch of Volunteers to Out-of-hospital Cardiac Arrest Patients
- Niki Matinrad, Department of Science and Technology, Linköping University, Norrköping, Sweden
- Tobias Granberg, Div. Communication and Transport Systems, Linköping University, Norrköping, Sweden
- Nicklas Ennab Vogel, Department of Medical and Health Sciences, Linköping University, Linköping, Sweden
- Vangelis Angelakis, Department of Science and Technology, Linköping University, Norrköping, Sweden
AbstractInitiatives with mobile phone dispatched volunteers to out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) cases, can be found today in some countries, e.g. Sweden, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Italy. When an OHCA case is reported, an alarm is sent to the registered volunteers’ phones. However, the allocation of which volunteers to send to the automatic external defibrillator (AED) and who to send directly to the patient, is today based on simple rules of thumb. In this paper, we propose a model to optimally select how many and which volunteers to send directly to the patient, and who should pick up and deliver an AED. The results show that the model can help increase the survivability of the patients, compared to simple decision rules.
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text: Hi, Thanks for taking the time to read my post! Recently, I had my 14yr YOUNG Shih-Tzu to the vet because she was acting weird, not her normal self. For no apparent reason, she would just get up and quickly walk around the house in a circle. (Not chasing her tail-circle), more like, confused and scared, and seemed to be wanting to get away form a possible bad dream she had. They checked her out and found her to be healthy. and as usual, nothing wrong at time of a Dr Office Visit. (lol) This behavior happened at random times, maybe 4 times in the past month or 2, enough to warrant me to have her checked. I Googled her symptoms and found it to be similar to Dogie Dementia or Canine Cognitive Dysfunction. Although she wasn't diagnosed with any of these, the Vet suggested I give her Neutricks: http://neutricks.com/ and Purina Pro-plan BrightMinds https://www.proplan.com/dogs/platforms/bright-mind She currently has been eating Wellness Complete Health for Senior. When I went to local pet store to get Purina, the cashier told me that Wellness is better than Purina. My Questions are: 1. Is Wellness better? 2. If so, Can I just mix the 2 so she gets best of both worlds? 3. Is it better to keep her on her current food, and just give her the daily Neutricks treat instead? I have read reviews on both of the new items and seen a lot of Very Positive reviews. I just don't want to take away form any good that I am currently doing. Side note: I am aware that I have to mix any new food I give her with her current food, to gradually change it. Thanks again!!!!


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In the Keys' longest game in almost exactly three years, a late passed ball scored Myrtle Beach's game-winning run in the top of the 15th inning and Frederick dropped its series finale with the Pelicans, 4-3.
The four-hour, 26-minute extra-inning marathon at Harry Grove Stadium nearly extended further into the afternoon, but a two-out diving stop by Myrtle Beach first baseman Trever Adams on a hard-hit groundball by Brenden Webb prevented Jerome Pena from scoring the tying run. The Keys' last 15-inning game came on May 1, 2010, against the Pelicans, a 7-3 win on the road that took 4:42.
Chris Cantwell scored the game-winning run from third on a breaking ball that skipped past catcher Zane Chaves with two outs. Cantwell led off the inning with a bunt single, moved over to second on Prado's throwing error on a Jake Skole bunt and reached third on Luis Sardinas' sacrifice bunt. Prado got Rougned Odor to softly line out to third for the second out. Adams, who flew out to end the frame, was at-bat when the go-ahead run scored.
Prado threw one inning and took the loss while Randol Rojas picked up the win, pitching 1.1 innings, allowing just a walk to Pena to lead off the bottom of the 15th.
The teams traded runs in the 11th, Connor Narron extending the game with a two-out RBI double for the Keys. Myrtle Beach scored on a two-out wild pitch thrown by Zach Fowler, scoring Preston Beck.
Strong outings from both starting pitchers had the 3,281 in attendance at Harry Grove Stadium likely expecting a quick game. Pelicans starter Nick Martinez threw 5.2 scoreless innings, allowing four hits and two walks while striking out nine. Keys starter Tyler Wilson nearly matched him, allowing one run over six innings, walking four, giving up a pair of hits and fanning five.
Myrtle Beach scored single runs in the fourth, thanks to an RBI single from Royce Bolinger, and in the seventh, on Jake Skole's sacrifice fly that scored Edwin Garcia, who made it to third base with help from a throwing error by reliever David Walters.
Two solo homers tied the game at 2-2. Steve Bumbry went deep in the seventh off Will Lamb and Jerome Pena hit his first homer of the season in the eighth off Nick McBride. Gene Escat pitched scoreless 12th, 13th and 14th innings for Frederick. Pena and Brenden Webb recorded two hits for the Keys while Odor went 1-for-5 with a walk and stole three bases. Eleven total pitchers were used in the game.
The Keys hit the road tomorrow to take on Carolina at 7:15 p.m. Lefty Tim Berry is slated to pitch for the Keys against right-hander Jacob Lee.
Frederick's next homestand begins Friday, May 10, with a 7 p.m. game against Wilmington. For tickets, purchase online at FrederickKeys.com, call 301-815-9939 or visit the Keys' box office at Harry Grove Stadium.
This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.


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Hot water immersion improves cardiovascular health and sporting performance, yet its adverse responses are understudied. Thirteen young and 17 middle-aged adults (n = 30) were exposed to 2 × 30 min bouts of whole-body 39°C water immersion. Young adults also completed cooling mitigation strategies in a randomized cross-over design. Orthostatic intolerance and selected physiological, perceptual, postural and cognitive responses were assessed. Orthostatic hypotension occurred in 94% of middle-aged adults and 77% of young adults. Young adults exhibited greater dizziness upon standing (young subjects, 3 out of 10 arbitrary units (AU) vs. middle-aged subjects, 2 out of 10 AU), with four terminating the protocol early owing to dizziness or discomfort. Despite middle-aged adults being largely asymptomatic, both age groups had transient impairments in postural sway after immersion (P < 0.05), but no change in cognitive function (P = 0.58). Middle-aged adults reported lower thermal sensation, higher thermal comfort, and higher basic affect than young adults (all P < 0.01). Cooling mitigation trials had 100% completion rates, with improvements in sit-to-stand dizziness (P < 0.01, arms in, 3 out of 10 AU vs. arms out, 2 out of 10 AU vs. fan, 4 out 10 AU), lower thermal sensation (P = 0.04), higher thermal comfort (P < 0.01) and higher basic affect (P = 0.02). Middle-aged adults were predominantly asymptomatic, and cooling strategies prevented severe dizziness and thermal intolerance in younger adults.
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Bibliographical note© 2023 The Authors. Experimental Physiology published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd on behalf of The Physiological Society.
This is an open access article under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits use, distribution and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

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General Information on Stamatogianeika
The postal code of Stamatogianeika is 30100 and its telephone access code is +3026410.
Stamatogianeika is at an altitude of 300 meters.
Approximately 129 people live in Stamatogianeika.
Other Names of Stamatogianeika include Stamatogianneika (alternative).
On our Stamatogianeika page you can see Stamatogianeika Photos, explore Stamatogianeika's Map and nearby Destinations, find Stamatogianeika Hotels and check Stamatogianeika's Weather by following the links below and to the left.
Current Weather in Stamatogianeika
The weather conditions recorded for Stamatogianeika on Monday, December 6 at 7:24 pm are:
Light rain with 100% clouds and the temperature is 11.3°.
The temperature today is expected to range between 10° and 12°.
The wind is blowing at a speed of 2 Bf (7.9 mph) from the South (175.0°) and the pressure is 1004 hPa.
Today's sunrise was at 07:37 and the sunset is at 17:12.
Weather Forecast for Stamatogianeika
|Mon 06/12||10° - 13°||2 Bf S|
|Tue 07/12||8° - 10°||1 Bf SE|
|Wed 08/12||6° - 11°||1 Bf NW|
|Thu 09/12||7° - 15°||2 Bf S|
|Fri 10/12||8° - 12°||2 Bf S|
|Sat 11/12||11° - 13°||3 Bf S|
|Sun 12/12||9° - 11°||2 Bf SW|
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End of 4th Quarter
- Eugene, OR 97401
- Line: ORE -49.5
Dye breaks through for 49-yd TD
Brooks-James delivers on a 1-yd Oregon TD
Herbert finds Johnson for 11-yard Oregon TD
Oregon's Habibi-Likio runs the ball in for a quick TD
Portland State gets on the board with 71-yd TD
PUR VS WIS
Bulldogs continuing to grow and get better
Head coach Kirby Smart discusses Georgia's impressive offensive showing vs. UMass.
Kelly: Not interested in comparisons to Bama, Clemson
Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly discusses his team in comparison to Alabama and Clemson, saying they need to focus on themselves and play good football.
OKST VS WVU
Wisconsin retaliates in OT with 12-yard Taylor TD
Wisconsin RB Jonathan Taylor motors his way into the end zone for a 12-yard touchdown to force a second overtime vs. Purdue.
Perry, Davis carry Miami past reeling Virginia Tech, 38-14
N'Kosi Perry threw for two touchdowns and ran for another and Miami snapped a four-game losing streak with a 38-14 victory against Virginia Tech on Saturday.


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Myles Carver is dead. But his estate, Watermere, lives on, waiting for a new Carver to move in. Myles’s wife, Annabel, is dead too, but she is also waiting, lying in her grave in the woods. For nearly half a century she was responsible for a nightmarish reign of terror, and she’s not prepared to stop now. She is hungry to live again…and her unsuspecting nephew, Paul, will be the key. Julia Merrow has a secret almost as dark as Watermere’s. But when she and Paul fall in love they think their problems might be over. How can they know what Fate–and Annabel–have in store for them? Who could imagine that what was once a moldering corpse in a forest grave is growing stronger every day, eager to take her rightful place amongst the horrors of Watermere?
When I first started reading this book I thought it was jumping around too much, the abrupt switches between scene threw off the flow of the story. After awhile I started to look forward to the flashbacks because they shed some light on what was happening currently. This was a very complex storyline with many different layers, it was impossible to guess what was going to happen next.
The characters really come alive, I didn’t really relate to any of them, I was locked in and couldn’t wait to see what horrific deeds would happen next. I really like the mix of messed up family dynamics and the supernatural story, not only is the house evil but so are many of its inhabitants. I really enjoyed Annabel and Myles’ story, their villainous actions and fancy parties left me wanting to know more about them.
The descriptions throughout the book are great, the amount of detail that the author goes into when describing the ghastly sights in front of you gives you an uneasy feeling. The setting and atmosphere in this book gave the storyline the right amount of creepiness.
Overall I really liked this book, despite its slow and rocky start. Once I got into this book I couldn’t put it down. This book has a great blend of elements that will set your teeth on edge, it will give you goosebumps, it will make you cringe with the gore and gruesome. Jonathan Janz is definitely an author you should check out, I’ve added him to my list of authors to read.


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Gambling is very popular in gaming
Gambling games and casino games are very popular among the young gamers, and they mostly prefer these games on the internet. It has been noticed that young folks that come online to play games pay more interest in Bitcoin games and crypto casino games. It is maybe because they start seeing gambling and betting in early stages at home when they sit with parents playing card games and poker. So they get interested from there.
3D games are interesting
3D casino games are getting under the skin of young gamers for a long time. They look at a real-life gaming, and poker games like bitcoin games are very amazing to play online with other players online. You can play with different players from the world and earn more coins than ever. You can bet your amount and then it is all about your luck if it is with you then you are going to win a lot.
Casino games are a good way of earning bitcoins
People are very used to collect bitcoins and eager to get more and more. There are different things that you can do online to get bitcoins, and one of them is cryptocasino games where you need to put your credit card which is online-enabled, and then you can gamble online and make a lot of money. Psychology says that gambling environment take you out of your daily routine and you feel free and unchained from the world’s responsibility and load. Try your luck and earn a lot of bitcoins and make online money in no time.


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