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#28 Are you addicted to pain?
“You’re unbelievably strong” is no longer the compliment it once was to me.
There is no life without suffering, but recently I’ve been wondering if perhaps I’ve taken this too far. Why do I take pride in my ability to cope with heartache, stress, isolation, mistreatment and anxiety? Once the pain is over, I get a sense of pleasure, pride and strength in having stuck to things to the end and only relying on myself to get through.
But I’m no longer sure that’s the right thing to feel.
Of course, no-one successful has gotten there without resilience and grit. No huge billion dollar business and 60 year marriage got there without the very strong desire at some point to give up. But that doesn’t mean that everything is worth sticking to.
The billionaire and old couple surely have a lot of grit, but I’m also sure there’s a lot of things that they saw reasonable to quit. I wonder therefore what people they cut off, what relationships they ended, what business ventures then stepped away from. What pain they refused to endure.
It’s not rare to want the glory of bravely enduring pain, it’s just rarely discussed. Proust discusses a lady who daydreams her family could die so she could courageously mourn them and immediately get to work, in a way that her neighbours would deem extraordinary strong. She’s not a psychopath, she’s just creating scenarios where she’s the hero.
When enduring suffering in a respectable way becomes part of your personality, as in my case, I wonder if sometimes I might have stuck to pain a bit longer than was necessary, just for that reward in the end. And the scariest thought of all, I wonder if I actually chased pain, just for that warm feeling of resilience in the end.
And so I’ve decided (for myself), to no longer respect pain, but to be apathetic towards it. It’s something I have to go through now and then, that’s life, and we move forward. Not something to glorify and respect and build my identity around.
I wonder if in the long term, I’ll actually feel happier.
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Drought Impacts Air Quality Across California
San Diego County's overall air quality remains in 'good' to 'moderate' levels
Warm and dry weather is being blamed for worsening air pollution in some areas of California, but overall air quality in San Diego County remains in the good to moderate range, according to the San Diego County Air Pollution Control District (APCD).
A storm-blocking high pressure dome that has hovered over the state the past 37 days has caused a buildup of pollution particles in regions like Los Angeles County and the Central Valley, posing a health risk.
“Without the winds and things that come with the storm to blow it away and move it out, we get what we call stagnation periods, said Bill Brick, senior meteorologist with San Diego County Air Pollution Control District.
“And we get a strong inversion setup that keeps the pollutants down at low levels.”
Inversions occur when air near the ground becomes cooler than air above, and the warm air acts as lid to trap pollutants, such as smoke and car exhaust, close to the ground.
“Escondido and El Cajon are valleys that are heavily populated and they do tend to get strong inversions,” explained Brick. “We’ve had a couple days this year where particulates were a little bit higher than normal, but still our overall trend is to have better days.”
California's other prevalent pollution is ozone, which develops in the atmosphere when certain chemicals in auto emissions and other sources interact with heat and sunlight to create smog.
Last year was San Diego County’s cleanest air quality year on record for ozone,” Brick said.
Brick said he doesn’t expect the drought itself to dramatically impact San Diego’s air quality because of the region’s successful efforts in reducing emissions.
The biggest concern is smoke from a drought-induced fire, said Brick.
“Those particulates are generated through the combustion process of the fires,” Brick explained. When you’re impacted by that smoke it can be pretty hazardous.”

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text: The purpose of this study was to assess the fertilizer value of sewage sludge and compost produced from green waste obtained from municipal care of green areas, as a source of organic matter used for the construction of lawn substrates and to determine the possibility of extracting heavy metals from soil by grasses. Research was carried out in the years 2004-2008 on the native ground low loamy sand of anthropogenic origin. Univariate experience was established in randomized blocks in three replications. Tested factor was the type of organic waste: control - native ground, sewage sludge applied onto soil in autumn and compost applied onto soil in autumn. In the experience was used a mixture of lawn, type: Poa pratensis, composed of Poa pratensis 60%, var. "Opal" + Festuca rubra - 20%, var. "Areta" + Lolium perenne - 20%, var. "Pimperal". Specific studies include: assessment of the annual dry matter yield which is the sum of individual terms of mowing the lawns and to identify loads of components placed in to the ground and collected by the plant. The size of metals collection by plants was calculated based on the concentration of metals in plants tissues and the yield. Organic wastes that have been applied (sewage sludge compost from green wastes from green areas) favorably impacted on the physico-chemical properties native ground, on which was established lawn with a mixture of lawn, type Poa pratensis. The level of lawn mixtures yield was proportional to the nutrient content in sewage sludge and compost. High contents of heavy metals (Cu, Ni, Pb and Zn) in sewage sludge did not have negative effect on grasses growth. Lack of phytotoxic effects on plants allows for positive evaluation of suitability for lawn turf for soil phytoremediation. Collecting of heavy metal from soil was proportional to their content in the substrate. Among the all metals the largest takeaway were found for zinc. The largest takes of metals were found in the variant with the addition of sewage sludge. Much less has been found on the object with compost from green waste obtained from municipal care of green areas, and the smallest was found on the home soil. The proportion between the objects were compatible with the amount of heavy metals introduced into the ground. The high content of organic matter in sludge and in the compost was stimulating for the productivity of grass vegetation and therefore it has contributed to the increased absorption and binding of heavy metals in plants.

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Father Groppi at the Wisconsin State Capitol during welfare demonstrations. The Assembly Chambers were occupied for 17 hours to protest the budget cuts to welfare recipients. Father Groppi was later sued for up to $15,000 for the damage done to the Assembly Chambers during the protest. He was also put in jail for contempt of the Assembly charge, and faced a State disorderly conduct charge.
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Prevalence of bisphosphonate-associated osteonecrosis of the jaw after intravenous zoledronate infusions in patients with early breast cancer
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The definite incidence rate of bisphosphonate-related osteonecrosis of the jaws (BRONJ) is still unknown. The aim of this study was to investigate prevalence of BRONJ in a group of breast cancer patients applying the classification of the Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons 2009.
Patients and methods
Between 2000 and 2008, 63 premenopausal early breast cancer patients who were free of metastases were treated with 4 mg zoledronic acid every 6 months over 3 years as participants of a multicenter, randomized, controlled, adjuvant breast cancer medication trial. Patients were not informed about the risk of jaw necrosis. None reported tooth or jaw complaints during the breast cancer follow-up examinations. In 2010, 48 patients of this cohort were investigated concerning BRONJ by clinical and radiological examinations.
No advanced stages (AAOMS 2009)were detected. However, five patients (10.4 %) presented purulent (2) and nonpurulent (3) fistulas and radiological signs correlating to BRONJ stage 0.
Although no case of advanced BRONJ was detected, the study revealed a high prevalence of BRONJ stage 0. This supports the need for tight cooperation between dentists and medical specialists prescribing bisphosphonates including dental pre-therapeutic and follow-up examinations. Adaption of the BRONJ classification taking account to bone exposure via fistulas is recommended.
BRONJ is said to be a complication linked to high-dosage bisphosphonate therapy. The study demonstrates that even after application of zoledronate in a low-dose protocol, early BRONJ occurred. Radiological signs solely are not sufficient to confirm BRONJ; clinical signs are mandatory.
KeywordsBisphosphonates Osteonecrosis Osteochemonecrosis Early breast cancer Bisphosphonate osteonecrosis of the jaw BRONJ
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Lee Hyun Woo to Join “Inkigayo” as New MC
Along with ZE:A’s Kwang Hee, actor Lee Hyun Woo has been confirmed to star as the host of SBS’s “Inkigayo.” Lee Hyun Woo has been known for his most recent acting on SBS’s “To the Beautiful You.” The actor also has the experience working on TBC’s “Music on Top” and is anticipated to carry on his smooth MC ability.
The new trio MCs will stand before audiences starting from December 16, the 701th episode of the music program. Lee Hyun Woo and Kwang Hee will present a singing and dancing performance too!
Lee Hyun Woo told, “I have always watched ‘Inkigayo’ and I am very excited to be the MC! I am nervous, but I will do my best as the new MC!”


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Under the ne scheme, coaches will depart from the Potter’s home at the Britannia Stadium and take their fans to all 19 of the away fixtures which kick off with Liverpool on the first day of the season, 17th August.
It is a fantastic move by the Potters which will hopefully inspire increased support at their away fixtures. The club enjoys brilliant levels of support at their home ground, which over the years has become a daunting visit for many teams due to the atmosphere created by the roaring Potters fans.
Travel costs are a massive factor when fans are considering following their teams around the country for Premier League fixtures, now, Stoke City’s loyal followers can enjoy stress free travel thanks to the club.
Chief executive Tony Scholes said: "As a club we are conscious that following football can be an expensive business, especially at a time when so many people are feeling the squeeze financially.
"We work hard to try and provide our supporters with value for money which is why we have not increased our ticket prices since being promoted to the Premier League in 2008.
"However, we realise how expensive following the club away from home can be for supporters and we're delighted to be able to offer free coach travel and hope it encourages more of them to give us their fantastic backing away from home."
This is sure to be a welcome announcement and means that more and more Stoke fans can experience the thrills of live Premier League football.
It will be interesting to see if other clubs follow Stoke's example.

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On the artistic side of the equation, I really enjoy the composition of this piece. It reminds me of some of the ways that Degas cropped his horse racing paintings in the early days of Impressionism. For cycling, this is when the riders go through the designated "Feed Zone" where their soigneurs pass them musettes filled with bidons, energy bars/gels and a tastey treat to keep them fueled and happy. Paul Sherwen (former racer and current commentator for NBC Sports Network - among others) opined that given where they were racing, the treat must be a lovely French pastry. The racers need to consume around five or six thousands calories on race day just to stay even with what they will burn out on course, so the feed zones are of the utmost importance.

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This interview introduces Alem, a passionate scientist and mathematician from Mekele, Ethiopia. Raised and educated within the SOS Village of Mekele, Alem is funny, ambitious, and kind. He has an incisive mind and an open heart.
What excites you about math and science?
Both the theoretical and the practical applications of math and science have always fascinated me. Through Math and Science I was able to understand the logic behind the nature of the universe and how we can make the best out of it. I have always been very curious about why things behave the way they are and science was always there to provide me with satisfying answers.
What thoughts, hopes, or fears did you have about leaving Africa for your university studies?
The idea of coming to the US to attend college education has been my lifelong dream; so you can imagine how excited I was about leaving Africa for University studies. I knew this could be a major life change that could shape the course of my life and I was so keen to make the best out of this golden opportunity.
However, it was not still easy to leave home, family and friends. And there is also the fear of culture shock. But I was able to embrace my fears by realizing how leaving home can mean new adventures and new friends.
Thus far, what has been the most difficult challenge of adapting to life in North America? (Food? Language? Culture? Etc)
Adapting to life in the US was not as much a challenge, not at least to the extent I expected. I found it fairly easy to integrate with the society as the people are used to tolerating differences in culture and language. Well, I, of course, encountered a bit of culture shock but was not that difficult to handle.
What (so far) seems to be the biggest difference between life in Ethiopia and life in the United States?
One of the major differences is the extent of complexity of the society. Here in the US, life is highly influenced by technology and the society is somewhat sophisticated and more organized. On the other hand, life in Ethiopia is a very simple one in its kind and the system lacks organization. And, Ethiopians give more value to social life than their American counter parts.
What do you miss most about Ethiopia?
I miss my family and my best friends, who never failed to make me smile every day.
What do you (or would you) tell Americans about Ethiopia that they don’t seem to understand?
Not just Americans but most people of the world seem to have a wrong perception of Ethiopia. They usually perceive it as a model of war, famine and draught, which was the picture of the country two or three decades ago. While I can’t deny the fact that Ethiopia is still one of the poorest countries in the world; I can’t also negate the fact that my country is one of the fastest growing countries and one of the most stable, peaceful countries which could be a model to many African Nations.
Why did you choose to come to the US for your university studies?
I choose to study in the US because of the Educational system of the country. I have been specially intrigued by the prevalence of liberal arts curriculum in most of the US Colleges, which is not the case in many countries including my country Ethiopia. I always wanted my college life to be a time to acquire diverse knowledge and experience from different endeavors, not just to be trained for a career. I wanted to be taught the skill of learning itself and through the liberal arts education that many US Colleges offer I can have all this. And, thanks to God I have already started to taste the fruits of this kind of education.
Were you always motivated to succeed as a student? If not, who/what inspired you?
I would say I was, because education was the only way I could see the bright future, the way to fantasize my dreams. And my passion to turn my dreams to reality motivated me to succeed as a student.
What are your goals as a student?
My goal as a student is to make the best out of my four year college life. I want the next four years to be times when I will be well trained to tackle challenges and obstacles. I also aim to pass at least three or four Actuarial exams during my 4 year period.

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Construction activity is growing at the long-dormant Sarasota bayfront site.
Development at the long-deserted Quay Sarasota property on the bayfront is heating up.
An 18-story luxury condominium is rising on the southwest corner of the 14-acre property, and construction is expected to begin soon on an 11-story building that will house apartments, restaurants and retail along North Tamiami Trail.
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Executives with master developer GreenPointe Communities say the $1 billion mixed-use project will be developed in coming years on a block-by-block basis.
"It is planned in a way to provide that connectivity in a way we make sure is economically viable, as the market is ready and the timing is appropriate," Ed Burr, CEO of GreenPointe, said in an interview Wednesday.
The development — known for decades as Sarasota Quay, briefly as Sarasota Bayside and now Quay Sarasota — will reshape the bayfront and downtown. It is approved for up to 695 dwelling units, 175 hotel rooms, 189,050 square feet of space for shopping and dining uses, and nearly 39,000 square feet of office space in buildings that can span 18 stories.
Quay Sarasota is coming online amid a post-recession boom of residential and commercial construction in downtown, the Rosemary District and other areas of the city.
"We're sensitive to the economic swings or trend, and we keep hearing talk about recession," Burr said. "When you boil it down, Sarasota is still going to have strong growth rates. There is no fundamental reason why that should not continue."
Jacksonville-based GreenPointe, which paid $27 million for the Quay site in late 2014, says its master plan includes a waterfront district, marina and the restoration of the historic Belle Haven Hotel. Some of the blocks are separated by open areas for pedestrian and traffic flows. Public access to the waterfront will come from a scenic multi-use recreational trail that will connect to the existing bayfront trail.
Site development and infrastructure, started in March 2018, should be complete by year’s end.
Under construction now is the 73-unit Ritz-Carlton Residences on a 1.9-acre waterfront site. That project, by The Kolter Group, is next to the Ritz-Carlton hotel and will be part of a combined campus. Occupancy is slated for fourth quarter 2020.
Lennar Multifamily is seeking city approval for a $150 million project that will contain 241 luxury apartments and about 12,000 square feet of retail and restaurants on 1.65 acres it is buying from GreenPointe along the North Trail. That building will contain a fifth-level "amenity deck" overlooking the one-acre Central Quay park and the boat basin.
GreenPointe plans to redesign and construct the former boat docks along the waterfront, according to company president Grady Miars. Those floating docks will provide both long-term rentals and day docking for visitors.
The company also is restoring the 93-year-old Belle Haven that sits in the center of the Quay. Once compete, it will become temporary office space for GreenPointe, with long-term use pointing to uses that could include banks and medical tenants, Miars said.
Built in 1985, the original Sarasota Quay was named to suggest European dockside luxury, but after 20 years it was better known for its high vacancy rate and a nightclub that drew frequent calls to city police. The property had been vacant since 2007, when Irish developer Paddy Kelly razed the nine-story main building and other structures. His overly ambitious development plans never got off the ground.
Construction on the other blocks, and their uses, will depend on market demand, the executives said. Those blocks will be added in the five years after the first phase of development is completed in December 2020.

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Select article titles: "TV Critic says Anti-Nisei Films Should be Junked" (p. 1); Aliens seeking adjustment of residence status allowed trips to U.S. possessions; Japanese circus performer can visit Hawaii" (p. 1); Library Named in Memory of Ex-Calif. Issei" (p. 2); "U.S.-Japan gov't cooperation assured for Nisei businessman's international confab" (p. 2); Hawaiian students gather material for booklet to offset Tulsa editorial against statehood for Tulsa public schools" (p. 3); "Transplated Texan & wife in New York want to help Japanese brides get adjusted" (p. 3); "Out-of-court settlement gives children back to war bride who tried to kill them" (p. 3); "One-man sumi drawing of Arizona Nisei regarded as 'unusual,' 'accomplished'" (p. 3); "Singer Pat Suzuki signs Hollywood record contract" (p. 3); "Endowment Fund Increases as Claimants Paid" (p. 5); "Ex-Gov. Sprague of Oregon To Be Given JACL Scroll" (p. 5); "Friendliness of Coloradans credited with easing bias" (p. 6); "Nat'l JACL cooperating with Civil Rights Leadership Conference on Senate measure" (p. 8); "Civil rights bill amended in Senate" (p. 8).
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LAUDER HIRING: La Mer and Jo Malone of the Estée Lauder Cos. Inc. has hired Renee Slas to the position of senior vice president of sales and marketing in North America. In her new role, which goes into effect on Monday, Slas will be responsible for the strategic development and execution of North American retail sales, which includes all activities related to retail and partnered store locations, sales administration and education. She will report to Maureen Case, president of Specialty Brands for the Estée Lauder Cos. Previously, Slas served as vice president of sales and managed the U.S. Fragrance and Beauté business spanning the West Coast and North Central states.
JAFRA APPOINTS EXECS: Direct-sales company Jafra Cosmetics has appointed Connie Tang president and Janice Jackson senior vice president and chief marketing officer. Tang’s beauty industry résumé includes stints at Clinique, Lancôme and BeautiControl Cosmetics Inc., where she spent 13 years and was most recently vice president, special markets. Jackson began her career at The Boots Company LLC and Avon Products Inc. before moving on to Alticor and AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP. Jafra still has a vacancy in its chief executive position after Frank Mineo exited the firm earlier this year, but Jafra spokeswoman Norma Villegas said the company is actively searching for Mineo’s replacement.
ALLURE’S BEST: Allure magazine held its 13th annual Best of Beauty event to celebrate its October issue last week at The Plaza in New York. After sifting through and testing 2,500 products, the magazine awarded 182 products across all categories including lips, skin, hair and body. Several categories were introduced including men’s grooming and natural products. Attendees clamored to receive their Hideo Wakamatsu suitcase filled with beauty products, valued at more than $3,000.
CLAIROL’S NEW MAN: Clairol has named Jason Backe color director for the brand. Backe, who serves as master colorist and chief executive officer of Ted Gibson Salon in New York, replaces Brad Johns. Backe is best known for his natural-looking color, and he works with celebrities such as Anne Hathaway, Renée Zellweger and Kim Raver.
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THINK PINK: Estée Lauder Cos. Inc.’s Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign said Thursday it would undertake its first online marketing campaign in partnership with media companies and Web destinations to connect with younger audiences to heighten the awareness of the importance of the early detection of breast cancer. This comprehensive digital effort partners with a number of social media and social networking platforms including TotalBeauty.com, Brickfish, Slide, Yahoo Shine, Drive PM Networks, Range Online Media and the BeautyBlogNetwork, along with several Estée Lauder Cos. brand sites. “These new online partnerships will provide a platform with the goal of inspiring a new generation of supporters to relay the message in new and unique ways,” stated Evelyn Lauder, senior corporate vice president of the Estée Lauder Cos. and founder and chairman of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Lauder-owned Clinique will stage an outdoor media event in Paris on Oct. 2 to raise awareness about breast cancer screening.
POWER TOOL: Pharos Life Corp. plans to sell its handheld photo therapy devices under the Tanda Skincare System moniker at Sephora. Tanda products are designed to harness the benefits of LED light treatments, commonly available at dermatologists’ offices, into handheld devices that are safe and effective for at-home use, according to the company. Last month, it began distributing Tanda Regenerate — an antiaging light therapy kit said to improve skin texture and tone, while reducing the appearance of wrinkles — to the beauty retailer. The $275 kit includes two topicals, namely the Tanda Light-Optimized Cleanser and Anti-Aging Serum. The $395 device is available by prescription only and is billed as the first at-home, FDA-approved LED device for acne.
ICE QUEEN: Russian jewelry designer and conceptual artist Irina Volkonskii has teamed up with consumer electronics company AEG to create a limited edition refrigerator for beauty products. Just 17 inches tall, the chiller cabinet is designed to keep skin creams and fragrances at their best with a thermostat set at 40 degrees. The fridge goes on sale Oct. 5 exclusively at the Black Block, the store of Paris contemporary museum le Palais de Tokyo, for 690 euros, or $1,010 at current exchange.
BOOTYLICIOUS: Mama Mio aims to fight flab with Bootcamp in a Box, kits that combine treatment products with exercise tips meant to deliver results in 30 days. Bootcamp for Boobs, which will retail in the U.K. at 65 pounds, or $117.94 at current exchange, comprises body products Tummy Toner and Boob Tube, as well as an exercise regimen targeting pectorals devised by personal trainer Efua Baker. Bootcamp for Butts comprises Supersmooth Body Buff, Tummy Toner and Shrink-to-Fit, plus an exercise routine targeting gluteal muscles, also by Baker. It will retail at 99 pounds, or $179.64. The kits will bow later this month in the U.S. and the U.K.
CONDITION IT: NeuLash, an eyelash conditioner developed by Skin Research Laboratories, has entered 30 Saks Fifth Avenue doors within the last month. The cosmetic product, which is driven by polypeptides and a prostaglandin analogue called isopropyl cloprostenate, is priced at $150. Chris Kolodziejski, founder of NeuLash distributor Mosaic Marketing Partners, said there are six to eight NeuLash product displays in each Saks door where NeuLash is available. He projected that NeuLash will roll out across Saks’ 53 locations within the next 60 days.
BRANCHING OUT: Kalologie is spreading out at home and abroad. The Los Angeles-based hybrid skin care retailer and medi-spa has inked deals to sell its branded products in Macau, Dubai, Turkey and Hong Kong, where Harvey Nichols and Sa Sa will carry Kalologie items. Kalologie founder Tracy Brennan said the company is also targeting the United Kingdom, Russia, Australia, South Korea, Taiwan and South Africa, and expects to generate $2 million in international sales next year.
NUXE SPA: French skin care brand Nuxe will open its fifth spa by yearend in the contemporary boutique Hôtel Zébra Square in Paris. The 2,150-square-foot space, just a stone’s throw from the Eiffel Tower, will be the brand’s third in the capital and its first in the west of the city. The new spa will feature five treatment rooms and up to 10 staff members.


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The award winning digital printer has incorporated a British Retail Consortium approved zone in its newly expanded manufacturing facility in Willenhall. The company has been classified as being able to produce digital labels and flexible pouches that are suitable for all applications including the coveted ‘high risk’ category.
Willenhall, West Midlands, 20th May 2015 – CS Labels is delighted to announce today that it has been awarded the BRC Global Standard accreditation for packaging. The award winning digital printer has developed a dedicated manufacturing facility designed to comply with these standards as part of its ongoing expansion plan that also recently included a six figure investment into one of the fastest digital presses in the world.
The BRC standards guarantee the standardisation of quality, safety and operational criteria and ensure that packaging manufacturers fulfil their legal obligations and provide protection for the end consumer. CS Labels have been awarded accreditation right up the highest level ‘high risk’ which is extremely difficult to achieve.
MD Simon Smith said: “The team, led by Technical Sales Director Andrew Mansfield and supported by Elaine Fletcher have worked hard to achieve these extremely high BRC standards.BRC adds that official ‘tick in the box’ to confirm to retailers that our packaging and processes are safe and legal. If you are supplying into clients that request this standard, or you as a business need this level, then you can be sure that you are complying packaging wise if you are using CS Labels. Our accreditation covers the manufacturing of labels, and will also cover our brand new digital flexible pouches as part of our expansion into other areas of packaging.”
A Bright Future for CS Labels....
CS Labels remains as Europe’s largest printer to use Xeikon technology and they continue to consistently grow year-on-year in capacity, turnover, profit and staff since they took the leap to become entirely digital in 2007. They continue to be a major threat to the conventional flexographic market as digital print becomes more and more competitive on longer print runs. Its client base includes major global brand names such as Twinings and Mars in addition to thousands of other small to medium companies.
Smith concludes: “This announcement is just another one of many that we’ll be making this year as we continue to push the boundaries of print, and its inherent capabilities to increase brand value, drive marketing campaigns and at the same time reduce operational costs.”
About CS labels
CS Labels Ltd is a true world class leader for digital self-adhesive labels and packaging. The largest digital label printer in Europe using Xeikon technology, Award winning CS labels works with organisations of all sizes from large global FMCG, Pharmaceutical and Chemical companies to SME’s and start-up niche businesses in Food and Drink. Family owned and run since 1976, CS Labels employs 40 people and is based in Willenhall, West Midlands, United Kingdom.


Expect more volatility in oil, with prices staying around current levels, Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson told CNBC.» Read More
Following its recall crisis, General Motors is holding its annual shareholder meeting today. CNBC's Phil LeBeau previews what may dominate discussion.
Discussing what Spanish bond rates mean for Europe and the U.S., with Charles Campbell, MKM Partners, and Peter Hooper, Deutsche Bank. Hooper thinks Europe prospects are looking better despite many challenges.
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Matthew Toole, Thomson Reuters, discusses the resurgence of deal making in the U.S. and calls the recent M&A activity generally a lagging indicator of the markets.
Dissecting Facebook's hiring of PayPal's David Marcus and what it means for eBay, with Bill Smead of Smead Capital Management.
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Bill Smead of Smead Capital Management, discusses the valuation of oil and says there is way more competition and less competence which should cause prices to fall quite a bit.
Howard Silverblatt, S&P Dow Jones Indices, explains why second quarter earnings will test the market and sees more optimism on the Street.
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Stocks set records despite light volumes, low volatility and low rates. Major averages lift off on modest economic growth.
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Autumn is a beautiful time of year to visit Moraine Hills, State Park. The leaves change colors, the air is crisp and fresh, and the hillsides are alive with color. One of the highlights of autumn at Moraine Hills State Park in Bull Valley, Illinois, is that you can see many varieties of trees change color over just a few weeks. Moraine Hills State Park is a great place to visit in the fall. The colors of autumn leaves are beautiful on the trees, and there are some ravines with small lakes that make for excellent pictures. Moraine Hills has more than nine miles of trails, making it a good option if you want to get out and stretch your legs after spending all day at work. There’s also an observation tower where you can check out views from above Bull Valley, Illinois. Information can be found here.
October is the best time of year to hike, camp, and explore at Moraine Hills State Park. The leaves are colorful, the air crisp, and there’s no better way to spend a weekend morning or afternoon than walking among trees with their changing colors against a backdrop of small lakes. It’s nature at its most beautiful! There are two places you can enter into this state park – one on Ridge Road off McHenry County Highway 22A (a mile south of US 14) that has an entrance fee ($20 per vehicle) but gives access to all areas, including Big Rock Lake where they have canoe rentals in season; or another entry point with no entrance fee available at the edge of Crystal Lake off US 14. This entry point has shorter trails and is great for a quick hike but does not have all the amenities you find further from Ridge Road. See here for information about Enjoy Lakewood Forest Preserve in Bull Valley, Illinois: Fishing and Biking.


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From the Public Record Office Victoria Press Release: 10th September 2012
Victorian ommunity groups are invited to apply for a share in $350,000 in grants for projects that preserve and share stories of Victoria's past.
Premier and Minister for the Arts Ted Baillieu said individual grants of up to $15,000 were available to not-for-profit groups such as historical societies, schools, sporting clubs and special interest groups, for projects that capture and share the fascinating stories of Victoria across the ages.
“The Local History Grants program provides grants to support a diverse range of projects, including exhibitions and multimedia projects, publications, oral histories and the digitisation or preservation of vital historical items, which together provide greater access to our community history,” Mr Baillieu said. “Victoria has a rich history with so many important stories to uncover and celebrate. This program supports projects that enable community members to connect with their history in innovative and engaging ways.
“Importantly, in addition to supporting individual projects, the Local History Grants Program also supports the tireless efforts of volunteer networks and community organisations that act as custodians of our state’s heritage, ensuring that it is available to future generations,” Mr Baillieu said.
The program, which is run by Public Record Office Victoria, is open to not-for-profit community groups across the state.
Applications for the Local History Grants Program are open now, and close on Monday 12 November 2012.
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Much of the show is never before displayed paintings, drawings, and collage including the "Beauty at the End of All Things" series which has been in the works for a number of years. Don't not be a creep. Come and check it out.
"Creeper" Drawing Workshop
Friday - January 30th
I'll be leading a "Creeper" drawing workshop. All supplies provided by me and all skill levels are welcome. It's an all age appropriate workshop, but if you're bringing a young person they should be at least somewhat accustomed to the idea of drawing from life and be a little fearless. It should be a fun time. You might even learn sum thin'.
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Looking for unique things to see in Tuscany? Sorano is a stoic medieval town carved into a Tuff stone hill over the Lente River in Grosseto, southern Tuscany. Why Sorano Italy is worth the visit and who will appreciate it most. Plus, photos from our visit.
Pictures of Sorano Italy
In Italy a long, long… long time ago, homes were carved into rocky hillsides. While the rebirth of Matera has drawn Instagrammers from around the world, Sorano lies in sleepy repose six hours north. Local cats act as tour guides. Beckoning visitors to explore a maze of medieval towers stacked above cave-like homes, alcoves, and cantinas. Streets too narrow for cars leave the old town silent. If not for smokestack puffing, one might think the Borgo was abandoned.
Just as the thought “are we the only people here?” comes to mind, an elderly couple will appear around the corner, proving no street is too steep for the hearty.
Sorano Italy Photo Gallery
Today’s photographic journey is through Sorano believed to be first inhabited by the Villanovan People as early as 800 BC. Unique among the Cities of Tufo, Sorano feels forgotten by time. With only 3,100 citizens left, in many ways, Sorano feels frozen in time. This is exactly why Sorano is fascinating. It’s unblemished by tourism.
Here are our Top 12 photos from our explorations of Sorano, Italy along with a tip for where to find free parking!
What is Sorano Italy Known For?
Sorano, Italy is famous for being one of three Tuscany cities collectively known as the Cities of Tufo.
A trip to southern Tuscany offers a chance to explore not just one, but three carved cities. Pitigliano, Sovana, and Sorano. Collectively known as Città del Tufo (Cities of Tufo) these medieval hillside towns are made of Tuff. Soft enough to carve, and solid enough to construct, Tuff is a type of stone formed from volcanic ash that has cooled and compacted into solid rock.
What Visiting Sorano is Like
The photo below is looking through an arch from Sorano. If you look closely carved doorways to Etruscan remains can be seen across the hillside over the river Lente.
I found this view fascinating wondering what it must have been like to get home!
The following photo shows an abandoned barbershop, decorated for a Christmas Nativity Walk. At 5’8″ the carved ceiling arched just a few inches above my head at its highest point.
Thanks to steel construction, modern architecture is all about large windows, and bright and airy spaces. While in contrast, Sorano offers a fascinating glimpse back into medieval times. Specifically, medieval architecture. The people built Sorano when the primary need for a home was protection against invasion.
Wherever you look in Italy you can spot ancient walled cities on hilltops. Although there are similarities like arched doorways, piazzas, and of course churches, each town has its own unique character. Historically towns in Italy changed hands many times.
In the mid-800s the Aldobrandeschi family controlled Sorano. By 1417 it was part of the Republic of Siena before becoming independent in 1556. It wasn’t until 1860 when the Duchy of Tuscany annexed Sorano that it became part of the Kingdom of Italy.
Is Sorano Italy Worth Visiting?
Sorano is a stoic medieval town. It’s a fair question to ask, is Sorano worth a visit? To be sure, if you like Medieval history Sorano, Italy is worth visiting. Likewise if seeing the authentic side of Italy appeals to you, Sorano, Italy is worth Visiting. Lastly, if you enjoy panoramic views and photographing landscapes yes, Sorano is definitely worth visiting.
Parking in Sorano
If you have a car while visiting Tuscany, parking next to Orsini Fortress is free and offers elevated views of Sorano and Etruscan remains below. The walk from the fortress is all downhill. The further down you walk, the more fascinating the town becomes. Sorano is however a steep town. The hike back up is widely acknowledged as a challenge.
One thing I’ve learned moving to Italy is that Nonnas are surprisingly adept at walking uphill. It’s said to be one of the reasons Italians have a long life expectancy. Hiking steep hills every day!
Just remember to take a camera. The history, textures, and views make Sorano a photographic wonder. Plus, taking a photo is the perfect foil for stopping to catch one’s breath.
More Tuscan Trip Ideas
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Introduction: Varied medicine are available for lifelong and acquired untimely ejaculation (PE), however only dapoxetine and FortacinTM have been officially registered. Untimely ejaculation is a situation for which the cause just isn’t nicely understood. Several forms of therapy with medium to low efficacy can be found. Extra research is critical to determine the best remedy. Atan A, Basar MM, Tuncel A, Ferhat M, Agras Ok, Tekdogan U. Comparability of efficacy of sildenafil-solely, sildenafil plus topical EMLA cream, and topical EMLA-cream-only in treatment of untimely ejaculation. Urol 2006;67:388-ninety one.
The primary limitation of the study is the underlying weak point of the research evaluated. Bias was unclear in many of the studies, and solely premature ejaculation treatment 5 used stopwatches to measure IELT, which is the gold customary” for untimely ejaculation research, Patrick stated.
Although pharmacotherapy is superior in lowering PE symptoms when compared to psychological treatment alone, behavioral and psychologic therapies offer potential advantages together with minimal negative effects and talent to improve couples’ sexual communication. These therapies may be used alone or in combination with pharmacotherapy among sufferers with lifelong and acquired PE ( 14 – 16 ). On the other hand, psychotherapeutic approaches are time-consuming, expensive ( 17 , 18 ), and are of variable efficacy ( 19 ). Due to a paucity of effectively-controlled research and properly-defined treatment protocols there may be an general lack of proof suggesting useful results of psychotherapy on PE ( 20 , 21 ).
Medication for PE might be taken each day or only before sex. Your well being care provider will resolve when you should take a drug based in your activity degree. One of the best time to take the drug is not clear. Most medical doctors recommend from 2 to 6 hours before intercourse. PE can return if you cease taking these medicine. Most men with PE must take these medication on an ongoing foundation.
Hamidi-Madani A, Motiee R, Mokhtari G, Nasseh H, Esmaeili S, Kazemnezhad E. The efficacy and security of on-demand tramadol and paroxetine use in therapy of life long premature ejaculation: a randomized double-blind placebo-controlled clinical trial J. J Reprod Infertil. 2018;19(1):10-5. 29850442.
Considering Painless Plans In Premature Ejaculation Cure
Pharmacotherapy for PE tends to be 2-fold: topical software of anesthetic brokers and daily or on-demand SSRIs. All pharmacologic agents have some negative effects, which might have an effect on affected person compliance to therapy. Tramadol and PDE5-Is have some therapeutic impact but much lower than the proven therapies. C. botulinum toxin and modafinil are promising pharmacologic agents for PE remedy, however their efficacy must be confirmed in properly-designed clinical trials. The future of PE pharmacotherapy is beginning to flourish with analysis. Concepts on drug delivery, understanding of ejaculatory physiology and hormones, in addition to makes use of of varied pharmacologic agents are paving the way in which for promising future PE treatments.
SSRIs work together with the 5-HT2C receptor inflicting a delay in ejaculation ( 53 , 54 ). Results could develop into evident within a number of days of treatment onset; however, maximal improvements are usually not evident until 2 to 3 weeks of therapy ( fifty five – 58 ). The therapeutic efficacy of daily SSRIs on PE are supported by multiple premature ejaculation pills, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials ( 59 ). Thus, pointers for lifelong PE typically recommend oral SSRIs as first line medical therapy ( 14 , 39 ). Among the many available SSRIs, paroxetine has demonstrated larger advantages with reference to efficacy and unintended effects when compared to fluoxetine, clomipramine and sertraline ( 60 , 61 ).
When relationship issues cause untimely ejaculation, differences in a pair’s sexual needs, concern of high expectations, anxiety regarding sexual satisfaction, lack of communication are seemingly causes. The research inclusion standards were prognosis of PE however not erectile dysfunction, a stable relationship with the same sexual accomplice, and RCTs comparing paroxetine with other medical therapies for PE.


Long Lines at Area Food Stamp Offices
Posted September 13, 1996 12:00 a.m. EDT
DURHAM — The long line in front of the Durham food stamp office started forming early Friday morning, with people ranging in age from the very young to the very old.
Many of those had never requested public assistance before, but with freezers and pocketbooks emptied by Hurricane Fran's tedious aftermath, they felt they had no where else to turn.
Linda Zimmerman said her family lost a lot of food.
The long line in Durham grew to 700 people by afternoon, as people used umbrellas and newspapers to block the hot sun and hunted for something cool to drink.
Durham County Social Services Director Daniel Hudgins said there were emergency food stamps available.
Seeing all those people lined up waiting for the means to provide their families with the basic necessities was overwhelming to some. Beyond the downed trees and power lines, Fran's fury has struck at the heart of survival for some.
The scene was similar in other areas cities. In Fayetteville, nine local radio stations urged people to donate everything from food to cleaning products.
Organizers of the Fayetteville were very happy with the turnout, and said they expected no less from the people there.


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Drum Miking Techniques for Dynamic Sound
By PAUL BOTHNER MUSIC | August 16, 2017
Do you know how to get the best live or recorded tone from your kit? Join Tim Rankin as he explores Drum Miking Techniques for Dynamic Sound.
Tone Tone Tone. That’s what it’s all about. If you are a great player with poor tone, then that’s all people will remember. But, tone comes from more than just your kit. It comes from the mics you use and how you place and setup the mics. Join us so that you can learn Drum Miking Techniques for Dynamic Sound.
Where: Paul Bothner Music Somerset West
Shop 16, Checkers Centre
c/o Main & Gordons Street
When: Saturday 19 August
What to expect
During this workshop, Tim will specifically look at:
Tuning the drums effectively for presence and pitch
Mic placement and mic choice
Studio tricks and techniques
Live tricks and techniques
This is the perfect workshop for anyone who hasn’t got a lot of live or studio experience. Even if you’ve played live a lot and have a good grasp on live miking, there will be things you can learn which will help you in the studio. And visa versa.
This is also the perfect workshop for sound engineers. You can learn from a massively experienced drummer and implement his tricks and techniques when miking bands in your venue. This will ensure that your venue’s live tone will be a cut above the rest!
More about Tim
Tim Rankin has a CV that most professional musicians would love to have. He’s played with and recorded with some of the top artists in South Africa. From Karen Zoid and Bed on Bricks to Albert Frost, Steve Louw and William Welfare.
Being a session musician, and going from band to band, genre to genre is a tough ask, and Tim is a pro at it. When it comes to the skill set required to move from stage to studio, Tim Rankin has some unique insight. This workshop is not to be missed.
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Small grain planting has begun in Kent County. A few growers have already planted barley and are getting ready to plant winter wheat. Past research has shown the optimal planting dates in Kent County are October 1-10 for barley and October 8-22 for wheat. Planting small grains too early can lead to excessive growth that leaves plants susceptible for cold injury. Other early planting risks include being more attractive to aphids (which can vector Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus) and Hessian fly damage. Planting too late does not give small grains enough time to form fall tillers and adequate root systems prior to winter. Fall tillers are important as they are responsible for producing a majority of the grain. While a warm fall or early winter will be more forgiving to late planted small grains, using the suggested planting dates above sets the crop up for maximum yield potential.
TIP: The Hessian Fly free dates in Delaware are: October 3 (New Castle County), October 8 (Kent County), and October 10 (Sussex County). Another way to determine the optimal planting date for wheat is to use the expected first frost date which is October 15 in Kent County. Wheat planting should occur one week prior to and after this date (October 8-22).
Seeding Rates & Plant Stands
Achieving an optimal plant stand should also be a high priority. The goal is to have a final stand of 22-25 wheat plants per square foot. Therefore, a seeding rate of 30-35 seeds per square foot, which roughly equals 1.3-1.5 million seeds per acre, is recommended. Seeding rates will need to be adjusted upward for later plantings. Additional considerations which may need an increased seeding rate include planting method (broadcast versus drilled) and tillage practice (full tillage, minimum tillage, or no-till). Adjust the seeding rate so that you achieve 22-25 plants per square foot. Barley seeding rates should also be 30-35 seeds per square foot with a final plant stand of 26-28 plants per square foot when seeded during the optimal planting date. The same adjustments concerning wheat planting will need to be considered for barley planting. Below is an example of how to covert square foot to row foot:
Example 1. If the goal is 35 seeds per square foot, then how many seeds in a row foot with six inch drill spacing?
6 inch drill spacing multiplied by 12 inches equals 72 square inches of area
72 square inches of area divided by 144 inches in a square foot equals .5 square foot per row foot.
35 seeds per square foot multiplied by .5 square foot per row foot equals 17.5 seeds per row foot.
The answer is 17.5 seeds per row foot with a 6 inch drill.
Use your desired seeding rate and drill spacing to convert to seeds per row foot.
TIP: If broadcast and incorporating, using a homemade square foot using ½” PVC works well. You will need four 90 degree elbows and roughly 48” of pipe. Alternatively, this same device can be used to measure combine harvest losses for corn, soybeans, and wheat.
A common rotation for our area is corn-wheat-soybeans or corn-barley-soybeans. Special consideration should be given to seeding small grains after corn, especially in 2013 due to the high corn yields. High yields typically meant plants were healthier with additional residue to deal with. Residue management has become the focus of equipment manufactures as many growers have transitioned over using less tillage to do the same job.
Growers have a few options to respond to high residue situations. The first option is to do nothing and no-till. This requires heavy drills specifically designed to seed into high residue situations. This will require excellent down pressure and good sharp blades. The seeding rate will likely need to increase to meet the optimal plant population. No-till may not be the most suitable choice when seeding wheat after the optimal seeding date due to the cold soils.
The next type of practice is using reduced tillage, often achieved using vertical tillage equipment (Great Plains Turbo-Till, Case 330, Landoll 7400, etc…) to prepare the seed bed. This is not meant to be an all-inclusive list as there are numerous vertical tillage equipment manufacturers. The aggressiveness of tillage varies between manufacturer and model (i.e. A turbo-till does not work the same as a Landoll 7400). Either way, the goal is to chop or size the residue so that seed can be placed into the soil in a uniform manner. This may require several passes with the same tool to achieve a suitable seed bed. Hooking a rolling basket type finisher to the back will help to level the soil which further improves seed bed preparation.
Last, conventional tillage will completely invert or mix the residue into the soil. Most commonly a chisel plow, disk, and finisher are used to prepare the seedbed. The advantage to this system is the lack of residue, a smooth seedbed, and warmer soils. Consequences include over-drying of the seed bed which may result in uneven germination and emergence leading to a reduced stand. The cost of additional equipment, replacement parts, labor, and extra tractors are all additional factors to consider.
TIP: No matter which method above is used, the optimal planting depth for wheat is 1-1.5 inches. Wheat can be planted slightly deeper into moisture during dry periods. Do not plant deeper than 2 inches due to the delayed emergence. Conversely, planting too shallow (less than ½ inch) can result in uneven germination and emergence.
The fall is a good time to apply fertilizer for the small grain (and following soybean) crop. Soil sample prior to planting (the best is directly after corn harvest to facilitate sampling taking) as long as the ground is not too dry. This year is a bit of a challenge due to the lack of rainfall during the past month. Nitrogen (N) should be applied prior to seeding to stimulate fall tillers. In most cases, 20-30lbs of actual N should be enough though incorporating a heavy residue (carbon) crop like corn can cause an C:N imbalance resulting in immobilization of N which the crop cannot use. This may require an upward adjustment of nitrogen fertilizer to assure a healthy start for the young small grain crop. Phosphorus and potassium can be applied at this time according to soil test recommendations. When using poultry manure, be thoughtful about using high rates of manure that can cause lodging next spring. Choose a short, high yielding variety if using manure.
Getting a small grain crop off to a good start is vital for good yields next year. Pay attention to planting dates, seeding population, residue management, tillage, and fertility which are important components to maximizing yields. The road to achieving high wheat and barley yields begin now.
Small Grain Weed Control in the Fall: http://extension.udel.edu/weeklycropupdate/?p=6406
Using Saved Seed from the 2013 Harvest: http://extension.udel.edu/weeklycropupdate/?p=6312
Phillip Sylvester, Extension Agriculture Agent, UD, Kent County


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With Thanksgiving just a week away, Speakeasy is in a turkey-and-trimmings frame of mind. So over the course of the next seven days, we’ll be giving readers a daily recipe from a well-known chef or foodie for an item worth serving as part of the holiday spread. First up: A Thanksgiving cocktail.
The mixologist: Kevin Diedrich, bartender/bar manager of Jasper’s Corner Tap & Kitchen in San Francisco. Named one of five Bay Area “Bar Stars” by the San Francisco Chronicle, Diedrich has previously tended bar at such hotspots as the Clover Club in New York and Michael Mina’s Bourbon Steak in Washington, D.C.
The drink: A holiday concoction – and “Peanuts” homage — called The Great Pumpkin. Diedrich says pumpkin “brings out my inner kid and reminds me of the big holiday feasts I grew up with.” Plus, the drink has “a warm feeling that many guests can relate to.” After a lot of experimenting, he found that spiced rum was the perfect base for the cocktail. “It has just enough sweetness, vanilla notes and baking spices to pair with the pumpkin butter or filling” that’s the other key feature of the drink, he explains.
How he plans to spend this Thanksgiving: Diedrich and his wife Arlene will be hosting a feast at their house – and invited guests include fellow San Francisco barman Yanni Kehagiaras. Turkey tops the bill of fare – Diedrich is attempting to prepare one for the first time ever and he plans on brining the bird. Arlene will make her “famous” cheesecake and popovers.
The Great Pumpkin
2 oz. spiced rum
.5 oz. cream
.5 oz. egg white
.5 oz. maple syrup
.25 oz. lemon
Heavy barspoon pumpkin butter (available at Sur La Table or other fine food shops, or else regular pumpkin pie filling will do)
Combine all ingredients and shake together. Strain and pour into a coupe glass. Add two dashes of Fee’s Old Fashioned Bitters, and garnish with freshly grated nutmeg.

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People have many needs. I have needed support in many way and at many times which I did not receive. As a child I lacked my parents’ care, attention,and the attention of the teachers too. That caused me personality problems that prevented me reaching my intellectual potential – or my earning one. My daughter needed recognition of her brain prowess as much, as that other child in her school did of her sprinting prowess. And it somehow wounded her to not to be given that.
There is so much which needs to be said on the issue of grammar schools.
The subject is a minefield. It is presented as a healing blanket under the ‘opportunities for all’ banner, covering the world of education for a society which is itself already in no way equal.
Take the child who is so very bright that they get a special grant to a top private school, or one whose parents scrimp save and barely eat to put them there.
Can they keep up with the horse riding lessons, the name dropping, the conversations, anecdotes, holidays and social life of their school peers?
‘Grammar schools give a fair chance for the bright child from a poor background.’
I went to a grammar school. I was very clever from the moment I went to school at five. I was one of nine out of a hundred to get a scholarship from a home where there was financial hardship, despite there having been no support or help for me, and certainly no coaching.
But being a child who was abused in many ways throughout the years under my parents’ roof, I have rarely lived much above benefit level, in any sense, and have certainly not had the intellectual fulfilment you would think might be present in the life of one who began their life with such promise, which I miss as much as money. But maybe that would be there if I had money – for all the arts, travel and educational breaks – which are still beyond me.
It amazes me that we see awarding a grammar school place to a gifted child as an indulgence, a treat, a spoiling… an unfair advantage.
The child with severe learning difficulties, disabilities, or just a very low IQ, is still rightly considered to need assisted access to all the help they can get to live as full a life as they are capable of.
So why can’t the highly intelligent child have the same? Whatever it takes to help them reach their potential?
Without it they will feel stifled.
It is as though you are clever, so what more luck do you need? The intellectually poor and the underprivileged need help. You, however, are okay. You are not okay if you are not given the help to develop and make best use of that intelligence you are lucky enough to have had from an early age.
My children were academically high flyers and always bored at school. We feel for the child or adult who is not the full shilling and who feels less amongst a group of clever people. And this is right. But why not spare a thought for the bright child who is let down.
At the school of one of my daughters, a prize was given each year for the child with the greatest sporting achievements. She was not good at sport, and she suffered because there was no prize for the one of greatest academic achievements ( her, in this case). That was junior school and she was a young child.
‘Poor child who is not blessed with brain we will help you, poor soul.’
‘You, you are clever. Think yourself lucky.’
I helped in a Sunday school and saw it again as very boring. ‘Can’t we do this and that?’ I asked the church leader.
‘No, because how would the likes of Jenny Smith cope if it were all above her?’ So the majority had to have their work set at the level of the lowest denominator. That discrimination was as much or more than creating grammar school places.
People of high intelligence will not necessarily do well. Even if they do, they may still not be ‘okay’ or ‘all right’. Being intellectually or academically a high achiever does not mean you might not have the emotional intelligence of a flea. In fact the shower of gifted individuals are perhaps a bit abnormal . A bit like a genius who can’t tie their shoe laces?
Children who passed the scholarship were often disliked out of jealousy. Walking home from school in my uniform I was often jeered at and bullied by girls who worked in a factory near my home, and who waited for me to pass by each day. (you didn’t wear a school uniform in those days to junior school and secondary school, only to the private or grammar schools.
Most of all the mistake is to think if you are clever that you are made, so you’ll need nothing else. We have many needs, and can have other problems. We will always recognise these in those who are not bright or who have recognisable mental issues.
I encountered difficulties coming from a home and family which at best could be seen as unsupportive, and at worst, abusive. The result was an extreme lack of esteem or self image and an inability to protect myself from bad behaviour.
That is probably why some people don’t reach their potential and why they spend their lives rarely living above benefit level. Their relationships may suffer too.
‘Give the privileged the chance of a better education.’ This is not enough.
Give all children, rich or poor, intellectually challenged or highly gifted, the education and bringing up that they need. Their progress and development in every way needs to be observed and monitored. One child may be given a taxi to take them to school each day if they have extreme behavioural problems.
The very bright child we want to give these grammar school places to may have the same or worse inner problems as the child in the taxi but because they are bright they will be told that they are silly or a nuisance or should simply pull themselves together.
Maybe to be clever you are lucky. To get that grammar school place luckier still. So why does it not work out for some people? Maybe we don’t understand that the gifted also have things which may go wrong with their development just like the ones who are not very bright, or whose parents are on drugs, or who beat them, or a child perhaps who just can’t help behaving badly.
Of course the child who is very clever can always have inner, invisible bruising, which may never heal.


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This book demonstrates how the two adversaries of the Cold War, West Germany and East Germany, endeavored to create two distinct and unique German identities. In their endeavor to claim legitimacy, the German cinematic representation of the American West became an important cultural weapon of mass dissemination during the Cold War.
About the author
Pawel Goral is a lecturer in the Department of History at the University of Texas at Arlington, USA.
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This interview was kind of boring. I was expecting William Ray Norwood Jr, to talk about the 'Golden Showers and Tea Bagging' that he's been known to give to his many women's. But since none of that was mentioned I was forced to entertain myself by reading his thoughts on his infamous sex-tape with Kim Karadashian:
“A lot of the times when I have sex, and after I’m done, I think to myself, man, I hope my performance was something that she’ll always remember…it’s important to me.”“Everybody makes tapes. I’ve spoken with her briefly,” he said of his ex-girlfriend and sex tape co-star Kardashian. “I’m going to try to reach out to her more and more because I want to continue to be friends with her and she’s always been a positive influence in my life.”
His alleged relationship with Karrine "Superhead" Steffans: “I walked down the red carpet and they’re snapping, and guess who’s standing by me? Superhead, trying to get closer and closer,” Ray J recalls of an incident at an event he attended, which was also attended by Karrine “Superhead” Steffans. I’m like, wait a minute. This ain’t no good look"
His relationship with Whitney Houston: “I love Whitney,” he admits, adding that he and his mother consider the superstar singer “family
Brandy's kid bro also went on to make it known that he has a sponsorship deal with "Trojan" condoms.
What does Superhead have to say about all of this?? "Unfortunately, my relationship with Ray has been permanently tarnished and though I will miss his company and the time we’ve spent together. He’s now dead to me.”

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In a Portable-Executable ,we can change the imported dll name ,by editing PE file , here , i had changed in one imported dll name of application exe,that time it changed normally ....e.g advapi32.dll to ^dvapi32.dll ,so here system32 or any other PATH location doesnt have ^dvapi32.dll ..this time simply i changed the real advapi32.dll into ^dvapi32.dll and put in the application directory ,this time its work fine ....but when i am trying with ntdll & gdi32.dll ,it doesnt supported ,i cant resolve the problem ,pls help me towards the problem ..thanks.
System Dlls like GDI32.DLL are loaded into memory when Windows starts as they provide essential Windows OS functions (in this case, graphical functions). Some DLLs are built with a fixed ImageBase (suspect this applies to the most essential system DLLs e.g KERNEL32, GDI32.DLL, USER32.DLL) and copying and renaming this type of DLLs and referencing them will not work, not without modifying their ImageBase in the PE header.
This occurs because they will attempt to load themselves into memory specified by ImageBase and fail, since the particular memory location is already occupied by the original DLL already in memory and their fixed ImageBase prevents them from loading at alternative memory locations. DLLs without a fixed ImageBase will be relocated by Windows to use another memory location and run without problems.
If the ImageBase of the DLL copy is changed to a different value, DLLs with a fixed ImageBase will work properly provided that the memory location pointed by ImageBase is unoccupied.
While I have tested this approach successfully on a copy of Notepad and then changing the imported DLL names and ImageBases of the DLL copies on Windows XP, I STRONGLY DISCOURAGE this fiddling with imports and tampering of Windows system DLLs in this manner.


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China is promoting an ultrafast anti-ship ballistic missile, said to be the first of its kind in the international market, to buyers seeking a reliable and affordable deterrence against threats from the sea.
China Aerospace Science and Industry Corp, the nation's largest maker of missiles, has brought the CM-401 supersonic anti-ship ballistic missile to market, saying it is capable of making rapid, precision strikes against medium-sized or large vessels, or against land targets.
It said the weapon uses a "near-space trajectory", which means it flies between 20 and 100 kilometers above the earth, and that it maneuvers at hypersonic speeds throughout its flight.
The missile will ascend to a certain altitude until its target is acquired. It will then enter an ultrafast terminal dive toward the target, according to CASIC.
The company said the CM-401 features strong destructive power, good penetration capability and a mix of trajectories. It added that the missile can be mounted on various platforms, such as ships or land-based launch vehicles.
According to the CASIC, the missile flies at an average speed of 1,360 meters per second - 4,900 kilometers per hour - or four times the speed of sound, during most parts of the flight, and reaches a maximum velocity of more than 2,000 m/s, six times the speed of sound as it approaches the target. It can carry a 290-kilogram warhead and has a maximum strike range of 290 km and a hit rate of 90 percent, meaning there will be nine effective hits on target out of 10 shots.
The State-owned defense conglomerate made the missile system public at the 12th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition that was held recently in Zhuhai, Guangdong province.
Meanwhile, the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology, the country's major rocket maker, recently offered its M20B anti-ship ballistic missile to the international market.
The road-mobile M20B also features supersonic speed and a maneuverable trajectory. Carrying a 480-kg warhead, the missile can hit a ship 120 km to 280 km away. It is suitable for rapid, precision attacks on frigates and destroyers, the academy said.
Before the CM-401 and M20B, all anti-ship missiles available in the international market were sea-skimming models such as China's C-802 and CM-302 and the United States' Harpoon.
China is the only country that currently fields anti-ship ballistic missiles. Its DF-21D and DF-26 are called "trump cards" in naval warfare by the Chinese military, but are not allowed for export because of a strike range said to be more than 1,000 km - far exceeding the restrictions on the export of missiles set by the Chinese government.
Wu Peixin, a defense industry observer in Beijing, said that ultrafast anti-ship ballistic missiles like the CM-401 can potentially become a game changer in modern naval operations because it is very difficult for existing air-defense radars and weapons on ships to intercept such missiles due to their unique trajectories and hypersonic speeds. Therefore users will be able to effectively deter an enemy's vessels, especially aircraft carriers, from approaching their coast, Wu said.