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|1|Primary prevention of rheumatic fever in children: key factors to consider. (24897809)
Steer A.... Danchin M.
|2|Clinically manifested myocarditis in acute rheumatic fever. (24676379)
Xavier J.L.... Oliveira M.T.
|3|Accelerated junctional rhythm in children with acute rheumatic fever: is it specific to the disease? (23694767)
Ceviz N.... Karacan M.
|4|Rheumatic fever in Ireland: the role of Dr Monica Lea Wilson (1889-1971). (23610223)
|5|Adult-onset acute rheumatic fever. (23037480)
Nakashima D.... Miyakoshi K.
|6|Rheumatic Fever Follow-Up Study (RhFFUS) protocol: a cohort study investigating the significance of minor echocardiographic abnormalities in Aboriginal Australian and Torres Strait Islander children. (23186515)
RAcmond M.G.... Maguire G.P.
|7|Rheumatic fever recurrence prevention: a nurse-led programme of 28-day penicillin in an area of high endemnicity. (21470327)
Spinetto H.... Horsburgh M.
|8|Complete heart block complicating Acute Rheumatic Fever. (22085189)
|9|Persistence of acute rheumatic fever in a tertiary children's hospital. (21199062)
Smith M.T.... Elliott E.J.
|10|Health-related quality of life of school- age children with rheumatic Fever. (21244818)
Essawy M.A.... Kassem H.A.
|11|Clinical presentation of rheumatic fever in an endemic area. (19880393)
Cann M.P.... Ketheesan N.
|12|Underdiagnosis of acute rheumatic fever in primary care settings in a developing country. (19735369)
Parks T.... Steer A.
|13|Surgical repositioning of a traumatically intruded permanent incisor in a patient with rheumatic fever: case report. (19208001)
Dias R.S.... Moreira Neto J.J.
|14|School-based prevention of acute rheumatic fever: a group randomized trial in New Zealand. (19710585)
Lennon D.... Mason H.
|15|Human soluble tumor necrosis factor receptor I (sTNF-RI) and interleukin-I receptor antagonist (IL-I Ra) in different stages of acute rheumatic fever. (18400635)
KA1tA1kAsA1ler N.... Aksu G.
|16|Rheumatic fever in a 2-year-old child. (17952489)
Nirmal H.... Ron N.
|17|What is the true frequency of carditis in acute rheumatic fever? A prospective clinical and Doppler blind study of 56 children with up to 60 months of follow-up evaluation. (18825449)
Caldas A.M.... HilA!rio M.O.
|18|The willow as a Hottentot (Khoikhoi) remedy for rheumatic fever. (18515781)
|19|Rheumatic fever and social justice. (17547542)
Brown A.... Calma T.
|20|Management of patients with rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease in Nigeria--need for a national system of primary, secondary and tertiary prevention. (16607438)
|21|Lack of association between TNFalpha gene polymorphism at position -308 and risk of acute rheumatic fever in Turkish patients. (16467041)
Berdeli A.... Aydin H.H.
|22|Obsessive-compulsive symptoms in adults with rheumatic fever. (16774666)
Alvarenga P.G.... Miguel E.C.
|23|Activity of lipid peroxidation processes and the condition of antioxidative defense system in children with rheumatic fever]. (16308440)
Shanidze E.... Zhvania M.
|24|TLR-2 gene Arg753Gln polymorphism is strongly associated with acute rheumatic fever in children. (15968536)
Berdeli A.... Aydin H.H.
|25|Inverse relationship between the ratio of ICAM-1 expressing lymphocytes and serum TGF-beta 1 concentrations in acute rheumatic fever. (16023325)
Aksu G.... Kutukculer N.
|26|Is it possible to prevent rheumatic fever? (15751529)
|28|Acute rheumatic fever in children: recognition and treatment. (15612837)
|29|Intramuscular penicillin is more effective than oral penicillin in secondary prevention of rheumatic fever--a systematic review. (12768947)
Manyemba J.... Mayosi B.M.
|30|Serum cardiac troponin I in acute rheumatic fever. (12450620)
|31|Current issues in the prevention of rheumatic fever. (12410170)
|32|The potential for vaccine development against rheumatic fever. (11999099)
Medina E.... Chhatwal G.S.
|33|Can we eradicate rheumatic fever in the 21st century? (11428492)
|34|Evaluation of DNA damage using the comet assay in children on long-term benzathine penicillin for secondary prophylaxis of rheumatic fever. (11380924)
DA1ndarAPz R.... Baltaci V.
|35|Pharyngeal carriage of group C and group G streptococci and acute rheumatic fever in an Aboriginal population. (11030302)
Haidan A.... Chhatwal G.S.
|36|Prophylactic efficiency of 3-weekly benzathine penicillin G in rheumatic fever. (10838716)
Oran B.... Erkul I.
|37|The psychiatric symptoms of rheumatic fever. (11097972)
Mercadante M.T.... Miguel E.C.
|38|Urticarial eruption associated with rheumatic fever in a child. (10469414)
Nousari H.C.... Cohen B.A.
|39|T. Duckett Jones and his criteria for the diagnosis of acute rheumatic fever. (9926367)
|40|Rheumatic fever chemoprophylaxis in adults. (12152837)
Krishnaswami S.... Zacharias T.U.
|41|PANDAS: the search for environmental triggers of pediatric neuropsychiatric disorders. Lessons from rheumatic fever. (9733286)
Garvey M.A.... Swedo S.E.
|42|Advanced atrioventricular block in a 39-year-old man with acute rheumatic fever. (9826853)
Barold S.S.... Chessin L.
|43|Chronic meningococcemia mimicking acute rheumatic fever. (9753830)
Person D.A.... Moore M.D.
|44|Search for linkage disequilibrium between alleles in the T cell receptor alpha and beta chain loci and susceptibility to rheumatic fever. (7493775)
Abbott W.G.... Tan P.L.
|45|Scleritis, uveitis, and glaucoma in a patient with rheumatic fever. (7573320)
Ortiz J.M.... Baxter J.
|46|Release of oxygen free radicals by macrophages and neutrophils in patients with rheumatic fever. (1915447)
Kumar V.... Wahi P.L.
|47|Poststreptococcal diseases: pathogenetic aspects of rheumatic fever and acute poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis. (364376)
|48|Rheumatic fever as a collagen disease. (13339200)
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|50|Chronic relapsing febrile nodular nonsuppurative panniculitis (Weber-Christian disease); relation to rheumatic fever and allied diseases. (14780325)

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· Understand the difference between digital and blended classes
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Our class have had a discussion about whether we can use mobile phones.
Some students think it is good to use mobile phones because they can take photos with them in our daily life. They can also listen to music to relax themselves in free time. Besides, using mobile phones makes it easy to keep in touch with their parents and friends.
But some others don’t think so. They think students shouldn’t use mobile phones. Using mobile phones too much is bad for their eyes and it’s a waste of time to chat with friends. Sometimes some students use mobile phones to play games. It will have a bad effect on study.
In my opinion, I think we’d better not use mobile phones. We should spend more time on our study instead of using mobile phones.

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Removal & Installation
- Raise and safely support the vehicle.
- Remove the front splash shield.
- Remove the stabilizer bar link upper nut and bolt.
- Remove the two stabilizer bushing clamp bolts.
- Remove the stabilizer bar.
- Install the stabilizer bar into place under the vehicle.
- Install the bushing clamps and tighten the bolts to 95 ft. lbs. (129 Nm).
- Connect the upper stabilizer links to the stabilizer bar and tighten the nuts to 80 ft. lbs. (108 Nm).
- Install the front splash shield.
- Lower the vehicle.


Is there a generic version of the battery for this car which might be cheaper than the dealer's?
Try PEP Boys. I think they have one that is a generic brand. I have found the dealer price is way too high also.
I know!!!! Last winter my battery partially froze (and she still started and drove) and my dealer recommended I change it....to the tune of $275 Canadian. Ouch!!!! I have not changed it yet but I will before this winter. If you live in Canada try Canadian Tire. They might have one cheaper.
Make sure the replacment battery has a vent tube on it same as the original as the battery is inside the cabin and must be vented to the outside.
I replaced my battery in Florida last winter only because it was 7 years old. Tried walmart but they don't stock them because they said they were to difficult to change. Went to napa. battery #7578. Same as original [770 amps] except the vents where in the center of the ends instead of on the sides of the ends. The vent hoses went under the cables & were long enough. The battery was $87.00 plus core deposit which was returned when I took the old one in. This compared to about $140.00 for the battery called for in an 03 Lesabre. Thanks to the knowledgeable counter person. Norm
Mills Fleet Farm battery #7872 Group 78, 1020 CCA at 32 degrees, 850 CCA at 0 degrees, externally vented for installation under the rear seat, three year free replacement, additional two years pro-rated .........$84.99 everyday.
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A session for educators with Dennis Kambeitz
We're truly on the cusp of the greatest workforce transition in the history of mankind.
Over the coming decade, millions of jobs will disappear while millions of new jobs will emerge.
Graduates with strong STEM and robotics skills will have a significant advantage.
What will schools need to do so that the students of today are ready for tomorrow?
Dennis Kambeitz, leader in Robotics and STEM Education, will present on preparing students for a robotic future.


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Ever since I listened to Trip Lee's guest spot on Lecrae's "Jesus Muzik," I knew I'd heard a new entity to be reckoned with in the future of Christian rap. Little did I know that Trip had already released a solo effort titled If They Only Knew. So, 20/20 is actually the second full-length release from the Dallas-born, Philly-turned rapper and it is a very strong release indeed.
The album starts off with the ever present "Intro" that can be found on any given rap release. To my delight, the track is filled with godly lyrics, tight beats, and a bright hope of what is to come. "Superstar (Eyes Off Me)" follows, which is a song about not idolizing famous people (Trip Lee includes himself in that category), but looking to Christ instead. With lyrics like "Most cats just can't fathom that, that I don't want the spotlight. It's not right, I'm not tight, I rep Him when I rock mics. So don't be looking at me, you see me just look on past me. I'm nothing special, just a vessel, service makes me happy" coming through some seriously good production, it's easily one of the best tracks on the album. Those sweet beats and solid lyrics just keep getting better as you continue to listen. Songs like "Who Is Like Him," "We Told 'Em," and "Behold The Spirit" all follow suit and bring together a strong message for today's generation.
Lately, I've been coming across a lot of hip-hop albums that try to blend a classic rap sound with some smooth R&B. Unfortunately, most artists seem to fall short with this mix, but Trip Lee pulls it together perfectly on 20/20. "Who He Is" showcases the smooth vocals of Cam as a backdrop to Lecrae and Trip Lee's verses, "Eyes Open" delivers JR's vocals, while "Cling To You" tells the listener about what to do when life gets too hard to handle. Trip Lee also hits on some specific spiritual themes on 20/20. "Real Vision" gives the idea of seeing God for who He is and trying to know Him better. "Satisfaction (Hedonist)" speaks on getting our pleasure in life from God alone, while "Inexhaustible" describes the complexity of God and how hard it is for us to even catch a glimpse of who He actually is.
With tracks like "Come Close" and "Hip-Hop" concluding this album, one can't really love hip-hop and not love 20/20. It delivers a strong positive message to the listener while sending home some seriously good hip-hop. The beats are tops, the guest appearances are great, and the solid Biblical front makes it feel like you're sitting in church on Sunday morning. While our focus should always be on Christ, 20/20 makes our listening ears more in tune to doing just that.- Review date: 12/1/08, written by Kevin Hoskins of Jesusfreakhideout.com
Record Label: Reach Records
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Folk icon Tom Paxton has made history
By ROBERT PRICE
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Tom Paxton says he's not big on nostalgia. But his affection for old friends, old songs and old times was palpable during his concert last Thursday at the Musikfest Cafe at SteelStacks.
Backed by multi-instrumentalist Robin Bullock, Paxton, 77, sang songs old and new for about two hours, interspersing stories from the 1960s heyday of folk music in Greenwich Village and beyond, while paying tribute to those he learned from, like Pete Seeger and “Mississippi” John Hurt.
Paxton, who just finished a 21-date tour with Janis Ian, is on his way to the United Kingdom where he will play 17 shows before returning to the U.S. for the Clearwater Festival in Croton-On-Hudson, N.Y., June 20-21 and the Swannanoa Gathering in Asheville, N.C., July 5-10. Then he'll finish what he says is his last tour with shows on the East Coast, including for the Folk Project's Minstrel Series at the Presbyterian Church of Chatham Township on July 25. The folk icon announced back in February that he's coming off the road after 55 years of touring. Concurrent with his final tour he released his 62nd album, “Redemption Road,” from which he played generously on Thursday.
True to form, Paxton's program was eclectic. It ranged from bad yodeling on “My Pony Knows the Way” — to Bullock's poignant acoustic guitar instrumental version of the traditional “Oh Shenandoah” merging with Paxton's own take on Shenandoah, “Come Away With Me” — to Paxton's best-known and now 51-year-old song, “The Last Thing on My Mind.”
Paxton played several songs from his new album, including a look back to his Oklahoma childhood in “Buffalo Dreams,” the comical “Battle of the Sexes,” the topical “If the Poor Don't Matter” and the nostalgic, yes nostalgic, “Time to Spare.” He ended the concert with the album's title cut, “Redemption Road,” a ballad about taking stock of one's life.
After lamenting that last year's Clearwater Festival was the first without its founder, the now-departed Pete Seeger, Paxton sang two of his songs for the environment, “There Goes the Mountain” and “Whose Garden Was This,” the latter of which he wrote for the first Earth Day in 1970.
“God bless Pete Seeger. We wouldn't even be here tonight if it weren't for Pete Seeger,” Paxton said, before launching into his earliest hit, “Ramblin' Boy.” Paxton recalled showing the newly-written song to Seeger in 1963; two weeks later Seeger and The Weavers sang it at Carnegie Hall.
And speaking of 1963, that's the year Paxton first saw “Mississippi” John Hurt in the Village's Gaslight Cafe. Paxton played two songs that he wrote in Hurt's syncopated fingerpicking Delta blues style — “Bottle of Wine” and “Did You Hear John Hurt?”
The concert took on a somber tone near the end as Paxton sang “The Bravest” in tribute to the 343 New York City firefighters who died in the terrorist attack of Sept. 11, 2001.
He then waxed poetic about the old days in The Village at places like the Gaslight, the Kettle of Fish and the Lion's Head, where musicians, writers and artists congregated, before singing “Comedians and Angels,” a song from 2007 about missing one's friends.
Since Paxton doesn't like nostalgia, we'll just call it history.

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Grammy winner SZA‘s single “Good Days” from her album “SOS” has reached one billion streams on Spotify, making it her second song to achieve this milestone after “Kill Bill.”
This marks SZA’s fifth song, including features, to surpass one billion streams on Spotify. Her latest single, “Saturn,” debuted at number six on the Hot 100 chart, earning her 10th top 10 hit and topping the R&B charts.
SZA will headline the Sol Blume Festival in May and perform at the Governor’s Ball in June.
Additionally, she recently won three Grammy awards and received new certifications from the RIAA for seven songs from her second album.
What is it about SZA’s music that you like the most?

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A writer sharing travels, experiences, a love of festivals & events. Life is a journey and I hope to inspire others. Visit my blog at https://www.travelwithirenke.blogspot.com
The beautiful Lisgar Gardens are celebrating their 50th anniversary this September with an afternoon of jazz amongst the flowering plants and shrubs, nearby fish ponds, waterfalls and rainforest walk of this 6.5 acre property.
Hornsby's hidden hillside treasure is hosting three groups of musicians for this spring event, as follows –
Kylie and Carmel from Jim Jam Music Studios will delight the audience with silky jazz tones and sweet harmonies. Their set features both famous and not-so-famous songs by Ella Fitzgerald, Michael Buble and Postmodern Jukebox, to name a few.
Based in Hornsby, they work with young children of varying ages in providing a range of classes exploring different musical instruments whilst fostering social and emotional skills, language growth and self-control.
To learn more about them and their workshops, click here.
Hornsby Girls Jazz Band
This jazz ensemble of students from Years 7-12, along with the school principal, play a range of jazz and rock featuring popular works.
Performing for school functions and community events, April of this year saw them touring the European countries of Austria, Slovenia, Croatia and Italy where they performed and participated in workshops.
What a great experience and learning opportunity for them. I'm sure we'll see some of that shining through at the gardens.
Part of the Golden Kangaroos (Hornsby Concert Band), this ensemble of six musicians will entertain onlookers with their various brass instruments in a variety of instrumental groups and musical styles.
The Beecroft-based members tailor their musical bazaar to provide a diverse musical experience for all to enjoy.
All this jazz can be enjoyed from 1.30pm-3pm with entry by donation. All proceeds will go to the garden's nominated charity, Hornsby Connect, which provides support and hope to those in the community that need it most. Registration for this event is via Eventbrite.
Tea, coffee and finger food will be available for purchase. Cash will be required as there are no ATMs onsite.
An inclinator will take you from the top entry down to the pavilion and lawn areas. It will operate from 1pm-4pm. Alternatively, you can take the steps down.
Limited parking can be found in Lisgar Road. It is suggested that it is better to park at the William Street Car Park behind Odeon Cinema. It is free for 3hrs and is a 10minute walk to the gardens. This car park is also close to Hornsby station if you want to train it in.
Whilst at Lisgar, be sure to check out the formal gardens and different levels planted with rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias, gardenias and other exotics in harmony with native trees and ferns. It's a sight to see in spring.
Bring your picnic rug too and chill out in this oasis in Sydney's north.


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Justin Marks from Rocklin, CA took advantage of a break in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series schedule to marry long time girlfriend Erin Peppers from Auburn, GA. Fellow NorCal driver Joey Hand from Sacramento, who recently returned from competing in the 24 Hours of Le Mans attended the wedding and tweeted that it was an awesome ceremony. The following is the press release from Justin’s race team.
Concord, N.C. (June 21, 2011) – Justin Marks and fiancée Erin Peppers spent the off weekend by becoming husband and wife.
The couple were married on Saturday, June 18th at Lake Lanier Islands Resort in Buford, GA, surrounded by 200 of their closest family and friends. The reception followed in the grand ballroom at the 1,100-acre resort.
Surprise guests included Justin’s close friends, NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers Michael McDowell and Andy Lally who flew in from the Cup race in Michigan, and good friend Mark Morton, who is a Grammy nominated metal guitarist, that flew in from a concert in Montreal.
While on the alter, Morton surprised the couple by playing a song he had written for the pair, then he gave them the guitar he played as a memento.
The couple is currently honeymooning in Anguilla.
Justin and Erin met in the fall of 2006 in Salem, Ind.
Erin is originally from Auburn, Ga. and works at KartSport North America.
– Turn One Racing Press Release


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Little Rock police say they've worked 124 vehicle accidents since wintry weather hit the state last Friday.
The police department says 60 accidents involved damages of more than $1,000, while 64 accidents had damages estimated at less than $1,000.
Sleet and freezing rain shut down schools and many businesses for days.
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Interactive street art… I’m for it! Meet Ernest Zacharevic, a Lithuanian street artist, now residing in Malaysia. His light hearted murals are not only inventive, but also interactive.
He painted some of his most popular pieces on the streets of George Town, located in the province of Penang, Malaysia where locals and tourists enjoy taking photos with his murals.
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Malaysia will face Hong Kong in their second Asian Cup qualification group match tonight, at the Hang Jebat Stadium, Melaka. The home side are currently bottom of Group after losing 2-1 in their first Group B match to Lebanon in June, while the visitors are third with one point after two matches.
Understandably, Tuesday's match is an important encounter for the Malayan Tigers, but there are also a number of things that we want to see in the match.
1) The same level of fan support received by Malaysia U23
Last month saw the Malaysia U23 side reach the SEA Games final. Although they would lose 1-0 to Thailand in the final, the level of support received by the Young Tigers was simply phenomenal, with the 80,000-capacity Shah Alam Stadium half packed during the hosts' group matches, and sold out in the semis and the final. Head coach Datuk Ong Kim Swee and his charges credited the vocal support received from the fans as one of the reasons behind their successful run.
It is hoped that the fans can continue the momentum tonight, in order to help improve the lackluster senior side's performance. And according to social media, things are looking optimistic on the support front. A healthy number of fans have been queueing for the tickets since Tuesday morning. Hopefully the support will be as rowdy and vocal tonight, as it had been at Shah Alam throughout August.
2) Solid defending until the final whistle
Malaysia have lost all of their three past matches, and strangely enough, all the goals they conceded in those matches came in the final 10 minutes.
Against Lebanon, they conceded in the 80th and 90th minute, a brace by Rabih Ataya, after having taken an early lead. In their 2-1 friendly match defeat to Syria on August 22, the defence collapsed to let in two quick goals by Almarmour Mohammad (83') and Rafat Muhtadi (85'), before a Darren Lok penalty deep in injury time pulled one back. In their following friendly match against Myanmar on August 29 in Yangon, they lost 1-0 thanks to Kyaw Ko Ko's 87th goal.
To make matters worse, in Malaysia's last two matches in 2016, both ending in 1-0 defeats to Vietnam and Myanmar, the goals also came in the final 10 minutes.
Obviously, Malaysia's back four has been lacking sustained concentration. Head coach Nelo Vingada needs to focus on this aspect tonight and make sure his defenders stay airtight until the referee blows the final whistle.
3) A win!
After all has been said and and done, what matters the most against Hong Kong is a win.
The Harimau Malaya have been without a win since November 20 last year, a record that spanned six matches, including the three matches under Vingada who was appointed in May.
The 2010 AFF Championship champions need a win in order to keep their 2019 Asian Cup qualification hopes alive, moreso when Group B qualification spots are still pretty much available to all four teams.
However Vingada plans to do it, he must in the end make sure his men come away with the all three points tonight.


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Trumps of Doom is the sixth book of The Chronicles of Amber; an epic fantasy series written by six-time Hugo Award winning and three-time Nebula Award winning author Roger Zelazny.
The ten books that make up the series are told in two story arcs: The Corwin Cycle and the Merlin Cycle.
Trumps of Doom begins the Merlin Cycle, with Alessandro Juliani handing over his narration duties to customer favorite Wil Wheaton, who won the 2012 Audie Award for his engaging performance of Fuzzy Nation. Wheaton brings this classic series to a stunning close by giving voice to Merlin, Corwin's son, for the final five audiobooks.
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Roger Zelazny burst onto the SF scene in the early 1960s with a series of dazzling and groundbreaking short stories. He won his first of six Hugo Awards for Lord of Light, and soon after produced the first book of his enormously popular Amber series, Nine Princes in Amber. In addition to his Hugos, he went on to win three Nebula Awards over the course of a long and distinguished career. He died on June 14, 1995.
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Book Description Sphere Books, 1986. Paperback. Book Condition: New. Never used!. Bookseller Inventory # P110722194102


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Google Streetview has since 20017 captured the world in 360 degrees photos. If you want to travel without moving, this is an almost inexhaustible source of images. Because as can be seen below, many European countries have been recorded. One of our neighbours has very high privacy standards and thus Google Streetview has got no foothold in Germany. Read more about this Inverse.com Then the next question is; are you allowed to (re) use Google Streetview photos? Google itself speaks on their own website that they use a fair-use policy. Only then the question arises is the automatic creation of 360-degree photos with a camera on top of a car protected by copyright? For copyright, a creation must have its own and original character (Read more on Wikipedia). And that is where the shoe pinches, as according to Arnoud Engelfried this is not the case with Google Streetview (link to Dutch article).
No, there is no copyright (copyright) on the photos that the Google Streetview car has made. That car (see for example this photo) has a fixed camera mounted on the roof, which is adjusted to take a picture every so many seconds. There is absolutely no creativity of the driver. And without creativity from the creator of the photo, there can be no question of copyright.So we can use Streetview in our VR productions. And that’s great because Google has been almost everywhere. And thanks to the time-travel function you can go back in time, so you can visit the Fair on the Dam in 2016. Or you can look around in time at the famous Shibuya crossroads in Tokio. Only how can you use these photos? Obviously, Google has not made that easy, but with a few tricks, it’s easy.
- Go to the relevant photo in Streetview and copy the url e.g.
- take the ID code after “1s” and the first exclamation mark;; ud6famfjpHJGVQeuNZwpFw!2e0
- Download iStreetview on svd360.istreetview.com
- Use the ID to download the panorama in the desired resolution. Be aware, some photos still can be copyrighted as they are made with a Drone or underwater.
- El Capitan Yosmite parc
- Old Bunker
- Visit downtown Bogota
- Go to an abandoned Island in Japan

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http://mpora.com/videos/hEh0dTzso Since Mack Dawg Production quit making their annual snowboard film and director Brad Kremer moved to Burton as their official video tsar, the People crew – once an MDP spin-off for lesser known riders – has become one of the biggest annual snowboard releases across the pond. Check out this new trailer for the latest People Crew release, ‘Cheers’, and note just how many big hitters are in it: there’s former Mack Dawg megastars JP Walker and Jeremy Jones, as well as Seth Huot, Joe Sexton, Aaron Bittner, Lauri Heiskari, Mikey Rencz, Eero Niemela, Shaun McKay, Curtis Ciszek, Zac Marben, Simon Chamberlain and Bryan Fox.
The sequel to last year’s ‘Nice Try’, ‘Cheers’ is looking very sick indeed, with a lot of crisp HD footage, saturated colour, exotic locations throughout North America and scandinavia and of course some banging snowboarding – keep an eye out for the tail press to nose press through a kinked ledge, the ’round-the-corner kink’ and a bonkers kicker to wallride from Jeremy Jones right at the end.
The special effects-laden intro where the riders interact with each other is very reminiscent of this classic Robotfood intro for Afterlame – with a little bit of Heroes thrown in. Rip-off? Maybe, but it’s still fun. There’s a bit of a Brit-theme to the start too, with 90’s Supergrass anthem ‘Alright’ and even a shot of the DC boys Devun Walsh, Lauri Heiskari and Aaron Biitner in Union Jack hats during a trip to London (0:50). I wonder what they all make of the line “smoke a fag”…?


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It’s that time of year again to complete your irrigation system’s yearly winter ritual: Winterization.
It’s a task that a lot of folks think, “Oh, I’ll get it taken care of next week.” However, with rapidly falling temperatures, holiday’s right around the corner, etc., this important task is often delayed and sometimes not performed.
So, do you really need to winterize your irrigation system? Yes, and here’s why…
- Internal Damage-When water hits the freezing point it expands. The expansion in volume may cause pumps, valves, pipes and other components in your irrigation system to burst or leak. Come springtime, that broken or leaky pipe may drastically reduce your irrigation systems performance, and can potential lead to lawn damage due to flooding.
- Irrigation Repairs and Lawn Damage-Repairing/replacing an irrigation system is tough on a landscape, as digging needs to occur in order to reach the damaged component. Depending on the extent of damage and amount digging necessary it may lead to an unhealthy lawn, damaged vegetation, etc.
- Environmental Damage-Flooding due to a leaky pipe can cause fertilizers, pesticides, animal droppings, among other unwanted chemicals to seep into local water supply.
- Protect your investment-Simply put, winterization saves you time, money and a headache from costly repairs.
Winterizing an irrigation system is a relatively inexpensive service. It’s definitely worth the small cost to protect you larger investment.

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Man Allegedly Stealing a Car Returns Kid, 3, to Mom after Noticing Her in the Backseat
An alleged carjacker returned a toddler back to her mother after realizing the girl was in the car he is accused of stealing. The child was unharmed after being returned to her mom.
The incident occurred around 6:40 p.m. in North Richmond when a woman, 26, was driving a 2010 Nissan SUV, and a man dragged her out while her 3-year-old daughter sat in the back.
According to police, the man drove around the block, taking the girl back to her mother unhurt. Afterward, he left the scene and left the vehicle in North California, police added.
As of Saturday afternoon, the man had not been in custody. Meanwhile, the mother received care for a slight bruise on her arm. The police are investigating the incident, and no arrests have been made.
In related news, a man allegedly stole a car with a baby inside in Northeast D.C. last October and returned the vehicle and child soon afterward. The witness said she saw the man park, walk around, then run.
The vehicle was stolen near Third and K streets NE around 8 p.m., police said. After a short period of time, it was returned. Resident Stephanie Purifoy said she heard yelling and crying when she was at home.
The woman left her car unlocked as she went into a store for milk and meat.
As Purifoy climbed onto her balcony, she heard a man say that his car and his baby had been stolen. Several minutes later, Purifoy noted that a police car arrived, and the man and woman began speaking to an officer.
"Right as that happened, this silver car comes up on Third Street, parks on the corner, and a man gets out of the car and sprints down the block," she said. "He got out of the car, looked, saw the officer, and bolted."
Purifoy said the man and woman ran to the car and pulled out the child, which appeared to be no older than two years old and appeared to be doing well. Police then searched the interior of a silver car for evidence.
Meanwhile, according to authorities, a carjacker in Oregon lectured a mother on how she should raise her child when the carjacker discovered the woman's little one inside her car earlier this year.
The strange incident took place outside of a grocery store in the Portland suburb of Beaverton after the mother abandoned her four-year-old child in the booster seat of a running vehicle.
According to The Oregonian, the woman left her car unlocked as she went into a store for milk and meat. By chance, the thief passed by, hopped into the 2013 Honda Pilot and drove away.


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Of shadows and light, what did they know.
to walk a path and look at the sky,
The sun might shine and west wind blow,
to which would they succumb and why.
For Boromir and yes, Frodo too
they found the answer too late.
Where once upon a time spirits flew,
Now they are sunken due to fate.
It was with honour that he started,
his journey ended, foretold, in defeat.
In him had blossomed life and light,
now a grew darkness, unable to beat.
For the little one who made the great choice,
that stronger and more wiser men would not.
He passed first through dark shadows's forces,
then beheld the light of Eressea, never forgot.
Touched also were Arwen Undomiel and Aragorn,
their love was forbidden until a king was crowned.
And when his world faded, she became overborne,
to join him she laid upon Cerin Amroth's ground.
He overcame his wanderings and Isildur's plight,
oath to forsake immortality she took, with love to gain.
Through the fleeing shadows they formed a brilliant light,
yet when his light went out, her shadows chased, causing pain.
With Meriadoc and Peregrin, esquires to the Kings,
life was bright, sure of happiness in the green 'Shire.
To them the world seemed safe, in the beginning,
unfolding before their eyes, so much beauty to admire.
Separated near the end, a darkness neither could bear,
wizard creates distance between palantir and hobbit thief.
At last they saw their own light, oaths to kings they did swear,
never knowing that it would lead, to overwhelming grief.
Gandalf knew, quest was near impossible to complete,
his wisdom and guidance they would need to find the way.
Moria was his fear, for darkness he was saure to meet,
what would they do, when he was in the end taken away.
Did he know he was to reappear,
against the odds and filled with hope.
Galadriel saw Olorin, and sent Gwaihir,
brought him back from light on mountain slope.
Gimli was only searching for ancestors,
joined the fellowship to best an Elf.
Runs gasping through Moria's doors,
only bones and book left, lost himself.
From the deep forests of Mirkwood,
a father had sent his princely son.
Of the light he was, kind and good,
what would it take to come undone?
They travelled well, not a single tear shed,
then the Balrog and the bridge of Khazad-dum.
Not the end of sorrow, next the paths of the dead,
against the warning, elf saw the sea, light's doom.
In the end a bond of friendship formed,
to visit Fangorn and Helm's Deep.
With the shadows gone, the peace returned,
then at last a ship to catch and finally, sleep.
When did Samwise know, to keep his pledge,
he would need to have the greater might.
Traveling dark roads to a mountain edge,
and see a friend overcome, lose his light.
In the 'Shire, life seemed fair,
but Frodo's fire could not burn,
and all Samwise could dare,
was hope, for the light to return


Update: Elon Musk has released his proposed "hyperloop" plans. One is tempted to describe them as the rantings of a madman who has seen a little bit too much of "The Jetsons" except, you know, the dude's track record is pretty impressive, to say the least. Musk is the founder of SpaceX and the co-founder of Tesla Motors and PayPal. AP is describing the basic concept behind his idea as traveling between major metropolitan areas using "a large tube. Inside, capsules would float on air, traveling at over 700 mph. The air would be sucked by a powerful fan at the front and expelled at the rear."
Businessweek has posted an interview with Musk explaining the physics behind the proposal and answering some of the skeptics.
High-speed rail critics will be delighted to read that Musk starts his proposal by dissing that project. "How could it be that the home of Silicon Valley and JPL --doing incredible things like indexing all the world's knowledge and putting rovers on Mars -- would build a bullet train that is both one of the most expensive per mile and one of the slowest in the world?" he writes. "Short of figuring out real teleportation, which would of course be awesome (someone please do this), the only option for super fast travel is to build a tube over or under the ground that contains a special environment."
However, "this is where things get tricky," he says.
Musk spoke on a conference call today to the media. KPCC's Ben Bergman tweeted the call...
Musk says it would take 7-10 years for the Hyperloop to become fully operational... about how long it would take to build high speed rail
— Ben Bergman (@thebenbergman) August 12, 2013
Here is the full audio from that call ...
Here's AP's write-up of Musk's release of his design plans.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Imagine stepping into a car-sized capsule in downtown Los Angeles and, 30 minutes later, emerging in San Francisco.
On Monday, billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk unveiled a transportation concept that he said could whisk passengers the nearly 400 miles from Los Angeles to San Francisco in 30 minutes — half the time it takes an airplane.
If it's ever built.
His "Hyperloop" system for travel between major cities would use a large tube. Inside, capsules would float on air, traveling at over 700 mph. The air would be sucked by a powerful fan at the front and expelled at the rear.
"Short of figuring out real teleportation, which would of course be awesome (someone please do this), the only option for super fast travel is to build a tube over or under the ground that contains a special environment," Musk wrote in his proposal, posted online.
The system Musk envisions is not unlike the pneumatic tubes that transport capsules stuffed with paperwork in older buildings.
In this case, the cargo would be several people, reclining for the ride.
Coming from almost anyone else, the hyperbole would be hard to take seriously. But Musk has a track record of success. He co-founded online payment service PayPal, electric luxury carmaker Tesla Motors Inc. and rocket-building company SpaceX.
Monday's unveiling lived up to the hype part of its name.
Leading up to the unveiling, done on the SpaceX website, online speculation was feverish. Musk has been dropping hints about his system for more than a year during public events, mentioning that it could never crash and would be immune to weather.
During a Tesla earnings call Thursday, Musk said he is too focused on other projects to consider actually building the Hyperloop.
"I think I kind of shot myself by ever mentioning the Hyperloop," he said. "I don't have any plans to execute, because I must remain focused on SpaceX and Tesla."
He said he would fulfill his commitment to publishing an open-source design, meaning anyone can use it and modify it.


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Asda may extend 24-hour opening
- Germany debates shelving law that makes shops close early. Walker, Ruth // Christian Science Monitor;6/18/96, Vol. 88 Issue 142, p7
Focuses on federal debates on Germany's Ladenschluss or shopping-hours law. Possible liberalization as a test of the German system's capacity for reform; Exceptions to the shopping-hours law; Effect of increasing shopping hours on the nation's retail trade; German consumers' contentment with...
- Spain limits store hours. // Advertising Age;1/3/1994, Vol. 65 Issue 1, p33
Reports on the provisional decree law passed by the Spanish Cabinet on retailer's store hours. Protection of small stores unable to compete with larger competitor's longer hours; Authority given to Spain's 17 regional governments.
- Closing law: Still open to heated debate among retailers. Boughton, Kristina // Caribbean Business;8/15/1996, Vol. 24 Issue 32, pS14
Discusses the provisions of the Closing Law, a law implemented to allow department stores and general merchandise retailers in Puerto Rico to open on Sundays. Conditions regarding employee benefits; United Retailers Association's stance on the law; Violations of Closing Law by Walgreens.
- Rossello signs Closing Law amendment. Ryan, Frances // Caribbean Business;8/22/1996, Vol. 24 Issue 33, p17
Reports on Puerto Rico Governor Pedro Rossello's signing of the Closing Law regulating store hours among establishments at the 1996 annual convention of the United Retailers Association. Provisions under bill; Gasoline retailers' disappointment over Rossello's lack of comment on pending...
- Sunday opening splits retail sector in Greece. // Regional Today;7/14/2014, p3
The article reports that the Federation of Private Employees (OIYE) and small enterprises are opposing the decision of Greece's trade ministry to permit retail stores in certain areas to operate on Sundays beginning July 2014.
- More on the Sunday-Law Struggle. Drinan, Robert F. // America;1/9/1960, Vol. 102 Issue 14, p408
The article focuses on the rejections of the protests against Sunday-closing laws that prohibits commercial sale during Sunday, in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. A corporation in Pennsylvania has sought injunction on the enforcement Sunday law but three judges of Federal Court of Pennsylvania has...
- Relaxed Sunday trading will hurt indies. Ward, Martyn // Grocer;9/15/2012, p24
The article reports on the concern regarding the plan of the British government to extend the Games-based relaxation of Sunday Trading laws to allow bigger supermarkets to continue to open late on Sundays.
- Movie drive at Asda outlets. // Marketing Event;Jun2000, p8
Offers a look at the retail-tainment program, a drive-in movie event at Asda stores. Comments from Marketing Store Worldwide managing director Catherine Shuttleworth.
- Union criticises Asda for cutting Sunday wages. Littlefield, David // People Management;11/16/1995, Vol. 1 Issue 23, p8
Argues about the supermarket chain Asda's changing of the wages of its Sunday workers. Actions taken by General, Municipal, Boilermakers (GMB) union against Asda; Various comments regarding the issue; Reason why Asda staff have welcomed flexible contracts.

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The harmonized standard UNI CEI EN ISO 13485:2016 requires documented procedures to identify products using appropriate means starting from their receipt through all the treatment phases up to delivery and installation at the end user. To this end, all the products manufactured and/or marketed by LUMED S.r.l. have a Batch Number indicated on the package in order to allow their traceability in compliance with the regulations in force on medical devices.
In order to act in the best interest of the customer, we therefore ask you to market our products in such a way that the information necessary for their proper use, traceability and origin is always maintained.
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Cancer patients require special nutrition management due to a higher risk of developing nutritional deficiencies and becoming malnourished. Changes in nutritional status may result from the cancer itself, or it may be a side effect of cancer treatment. Cancer alters the body's ability to break down macronutrients into usable forms, leading to loss of muscle and fat. To maintain a healthy weight and lean body mass, you should consume a healthy and well-balanced diet. It is important to choose high-calorie, high-protein foods whenever possible to meet your increased needs.
Calorie needs during cancer are not the same for everyone. Your needs are dependent upon your weight, height, presence of side effects and treatment. However, people with cancer typically require a high-calorie diet to prevent weight loss and improve treatment outcomes. For healthy adults, calorie needs range from 20 to 25 calories per kilograms of weight., with 1 kg equal to 2.2 lb of body weight. As a cancer patient, however, you need to consume 25 to 35 calories per kg of body weight. For example, a 130-lb. woman will need between 1,477 to 2,068 calories per day and a 175-lb. man will require 1,988 to 2,774 calories daily.
Protein is essential for proper functioning of the body. It aids in the formation and maintenance of muscles, tissues, red blood cells and hormones, fights infection, strengthens the immune system, prevents muscle wasting and maintains optimal fluid balance. The current recommended dietary allowance for protein is between 45 to 60 g of protein per day. Cancer stresses the body, you may need more protein if you are undergoing treatment, losing weight or if you develop an aversion to fat. It is important to discuss your individual needs with your physician or dietitian.
Tips To Increase Food Intake
There are techniques that will help you meet your high energy needs. Eat several small meals and snacks throughout the day, rather than three large meals. Try to eat a high-calorie, high-protein food every couple of hours. This will make it easier to meet your needs without stuffing yourself at one big meal. Eat your biggest meal when you feel the most hunger and be sure to include your favorite foods. Drinking high-calorie, high-protein beverages like milkshakes or supplements will increase your intake. Drinking liquids between meals, rather than with meals, will help you be able to consume more food.
High-Calorie, High-Protein Foods
Certain foods have more calories and protein than others. When trying to increase your intake, choose these foods first. Peanut butter, eggs, milk, yogurt, cheese, meat, fish, poultry, dried beans and peas, smoothies, toast and crackers are good selections. To increase the calories or protein content of a food, add butter or margarine to puddings, casseroles, vegetables, cereals, breads and pasta. Add wheat germ to hot cereal or meat dishes and mayonnaise or salad dressing to sandwiches, salads and dips. Add evaporated milk in desserts and baked goods, use gravy liberally, add sour cream to potatoes, sauces and dips, add sweetened condensed milk to pies, milkshakes and puddings, add eggs to casseroles, meat loaf, cooked cereal and pasta and use cheese in vegetables, soups and for snacking. It is important to incorporate fruits and vegetables into your diet every day, as they provide essential vitamins, minerals, phytochemicals and antioxidants to fight against cancer.


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Producer: Lake BreezeGrape Varieties: 100% ShirazOptimum Drinking: Within 8 yearsWine Style: Rich spicy complex redAlcohol by Volume: 14.5%Closure: ScrewcapCountry: Australia
A cool climate style of Shiraz with vibrant flavours of black olives enhanced by black pepper on the finish.
A stunning Shiraz with alluring aromas reminiscent of plums and chocolate enveloped in a touch of earthy complexity. Rich and full of dark fruits on the palate, leading to a long, satisfying finish.
Lake Breeze is located in Langhorne Creek, South Australia, where the Follett family has been farming grapes since the 1880s. The estate is situated on the banks of Lake Alexandrina and the vineyard benefits from the 'lake breeze'. Winemaker Greg Follett was brought up on the farm but left to study winemaking at Roseworthy before heading to make wine in California and France. He returned to his roots and in 1987 started making wine exclusively from the best 30 per cent of his old vine fruit. He rapidly built an enviable reputation for consistently producing outstanding wines and Lake Breeze is now one of the most awarded boutique wineries in Australia.
2014 was a season of contrasts and culminated in the latest vintage since 2004. The wet winter ensured the vineyard received a good flooding, resulting in healthy canopies and good subsoil moisture, essential in sustaining the vines through the very hot summer. The summer temperatures saw a record 13 days above 40°C (the average is just two). Many parts of the state received 100mm of rainfall just before the harvest, but the Lake Breeze vineyards just received 30mm. The cooler weather and rain revived the vines, resulting in average yields and impressive quality.
The Langhorne Creek is situated south-east of Adelaide and is a premium viticultural region with cooling lake and ocean breezes. The average age of the Lake Breeze vines is 25 years, with youngest plantings taking place 12 years ago and the oldest vines having been planted 35 years ago. All of the vines are cultivated on their own rootstocks in soils that are generally alluvial sandy loam, with some parts over a clay base. This dry region, situated at the bottom of the Murray River, is irrigated by a weir floodgate system. The vineyards are surrounded by striking, historically important gum trees that still bear the holes that were once dug out by the Aboriginal Australians to carve into canoes to sail up the river.
Fruit selection is paramount, only the best blocks are retained for the Bullant label and often it is only the fruit from the best rows of these blocks. The grapes were fermented on their skins for seven to eight days in small, open, static tanks. Maturation occured in both oak and stainless steel, with a minimum of 15 months in older oak barriques (two to five years old) with the aim of softening the wine, while retaining primary fruit characters. The wine was not fined or filtered prior to bottling.
A perfect match with a chargrilled fillet steak or a rich mushroom pie.
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This workbook & study guide contains questions that will help you probe deeper into your own reasons for believing, as well as reinforcing key beliefs. Over 250 questions pertaining to the questions in Ken Ham's bestselling The Answers Book are included, covering the topics of creation, evolution, Genesis and more. Filling in the answers for this study guide allows for greater comprehension and retention. 56 pages, softcover.
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People grow, people change, people try to make a difference in the world. Being young as 23 years old makes it difficult to make a difference on your own. As I watch the world around me, I change as I grow older. The world needs help with encouragement to get up and do something to make a difference. Life takes guts to battle obsticles through life to make a difference you have to make a change, but your not alone, so stay strong, never forget to have faith and to follow your own dreams! To be whom ever you want to be. I'll be there for you! In the end we all are soilders in a miniture dirt war!
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Betsy, Tacy, and Tib are twelve–old enough to do lots of things…even go downtown on their own. There they see their first horseless carriage, discover the joys of the public library, and see a real play at the Opera House. They even find themselves acting in one! Best of all, they help a lonely new friend feel at home in Deep Valley–the most wonderful place in the world to grow up. Ever since their first publication in the 1940s, the Betsy-Tacy stories have been loved by each generation of young readers.
I enjoyed this Betsy-Tacy book immensely! Now that the girls are twelve, they are enjoying their freedom and learning more about themselves and other people. Betsy’s mother recognizes Betsy’s writing talent and need for her own space, so she helps Betsy set up her own writing desk. Despite her mother’s opinion of Mrs. Poppy, the wife of the local wealthy car-owner, Betsy gets to know Mrs. Poppy and learns what a lovely, caring woman she is. I loved this quiet demonstration of Betsy’s growing independence. It was great fun to experience Betsy and Tacy’s first real theatrical performance through their eyes, and thrilling when Betsy’s parents encourage her to frequent the new Carnegie library in town.
Maud Hart Lovelace had a real talent for writing the girls in a very honest way. They never act out of the ordinary for girls their age.
I am putting the Betsy-Tacy books aside for the time being so I can read other books, but I have purchased the rest of the series to I have them at hand when I want to jump back in, which I look forward to doing.


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So you’ve arrived in Australia? Welcome to possibly the most expensive country in the Universe! Don’t be put off though, because honestly, my love for Australia runs deep into my heart. The people are friendly, the views are amazing and the beaches are gorgeous.
Australia isn’t the most budget-friendly option for travellers, however, I managed to stay there for a year without becoming completely bankrupt. So, what I’ve done is compiled a list of 5 free things to do in Sydney! When I read these sorts of posts, I always imagine them to be well boring but honestly, you will really enjoy them! Sydney is such a beautiful city.
Darling Harbour is a fantastic place to visit if you’ve just arrived. In fact, when my parents landed at the airport, we headed over to Darling Harbour for dinner when they were fresh off the plane. The atmosphere is perfect for families as there is a huge playground complex, however, if you’re a budget traveller I’m guessing that you won’t have any children with you… or you might, who knows.
The harbour itself is lined with bars and restaurants where you could literally find whatever tickled your fancy. It is also home to Sydney Aquarium, Madame Tussauds and The Hard Rock Cafe.
If you do want to part with a few dollars, then head to Pontoons bar and restaurant which is open for lunch and dinner. Meals range between $10 – $20, which for Sydney is pretty decent. There is also an excellent bar called Tokio Hotel, which offers $5 beer, wines and spirits between 4 pm and 8 pm. They also have live music every night from 7 pm where you can see some amazing acts free of charge!
Even though the main attraction of Darling Harbour is food and drink, it is still well worth the stroll along the waterfront if you didn’t want to part with your precious dollar bills.
Bondi to Coogee Walk
Or Coogee to Bondi. Whichever way you do the walk, you will see some spectacular coastal views. Set aside around 2 hours, heaps of sun cream and plenty of water. You can catch a bus outside central station headed for Coogee, or grab a train heading to Bondi Junction and then a bus to Bondi Beach. You will have to pay an Opal charge to get there… sorry.
The walk takes you along cliff tops, past rock pools, through small coves and offers incredible views over a number of beaches. Depending on the time of year, keep your eye on the sea for dolphins and whales.
Along the way, there are plenty of opportunities to stop and take a break from the walk. You can easily go for a dip in the sea, stop for an ice cream and there are a couple of public BBQ’s along the way. This was one of my favourite things to do in Sydney and is even good to do if it’s an overcast day. In fact, that would probably work in your favour as opposed to doing it in the 40-degree sun.
Royal Botanic Gardens
Possibly one of the ultimate freebies in Sydney! Well, if you’re into nature and great views. There are a number of entrances into the Botanicals and it is well worth a visit. You won’t believe that you’re in the city once you’re surrounded by towering trees and lush greenery. The gardens are a perfect place to bring a picnic and watch the world go by.
You are also in the perfect place to spot wildlife! Expect to see lizards, possums and cockatoos! Head to the main pond, which is literally called the main pond, and have a look to see if you can spot the eels. Some of them are huge!
It is also worth a stroll up to Mrs Macquarie’s Chair! The story goes that Mrs.Macquarie used to sit at the same point to look out over Sydney Harbour. Her husband loved her that much that he carved her a chair into the rock which is still there today. I mean, that’s the story I heard anyway.
Walk along the coastal pathway that overlooks Farm Cove and you will get a fantastic view of the Opera House. Dare I say, it is the best view of the Opera House that you can get. In my opinion anyway.
Okay, so I may have lied slightly again. You will have to pay an Opal charge to get to Manly, so I suggest going on a Sunday so it’s only $2.50. Head to Circular Quay and jump on the ferry headed to Manly. The ferry takes about 30 minutes but offers amazing views of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House. Keep your eye on the steps leading into the sea from the Opera House, as very occasionally there is a resident seal having a sunbathe.
Manly is such a feel good area. Head across the road as you come out of the wharf and down the main high street. You can find a great variety of restaurants, as well as retail stores such as Billabong, Cotton On and Rip Curl. Manly Beach is a stones throw away from the high street. It is perfect for sunbathing or chilling with an ice cream. It also offers great surfing if you’re a keen surfer.
To the right-hand side of Manly Beach, there is a short coastal walk that leads to Shelly Beach. I personally prefer Shelly as it is a small cove surrounded by palm trees and forest. There are also virtually zero waves at Shelly, which means you can have a swim without choking on sea water. If you have a snorkel then definitely bring it along and check out the wonders of Cabbage Tree Bay Aquatic Reserve.
The Boat House is a restaurant that is located at Shelly Beach and is just perfect to stop for a drink or a bite to eat. It also showcases a fantastic view over Shelly and Manly beach. Next to The Boat House, you will see a small stairway leading into the forest. Follow this pathway and you will find yourself in a green oasis. Keep your eyes peeled for Water Dragons. Once you’ve spotted one, you won’t be able to stop spotting them as they crop up everywhere!
The Blue Mountains
The Blue Mountains are around 2 hours away from Sydney’s Central Station. I’d suggest going on a Sunday so that you only pay the $2.50 cap on Opal travel. Okay, okay so it isn’t exactly free because you have to pay to get there, but it’s free in terms of you don’t have to pay an entrance fee.
The view from the main Three Sisters lookout point is amazing! Especially at sunrise or sunset if you’re feeling adventurous. Also at the Three Sisters, there is an interesting Cultural Centre that offers Aboriginal dance performances every 20 minutes. It gives a fascinating insight into the aboriginal dances and beliefs. Side note, the dance performance isn’t free.
There are various walking tracks that you can do, some more challenging than others. We did a route down the Giant Stairway which consists of 998 steps! My thighs and calves were absolutely killing by the end of it, but the views are well worth it and you can spot an abundance of wildlife, from skinks to cockatoos! A well worth it day trip.
So there we have it boys and girls, the ultimate guide to a budget-friendly day in Australia’s most expensive city. Perhaps the most expensive city in the world. In the most expensive country in the world. It’s just pretty expensive, okay?
Let me know what other freebies there are or different ways you have saved money on days out in Sydney. I’m always down for a freebie after a few days of spending too much.
Granted, some of these activities do have an opal cost and at some of the places you can have an optional beverage (which I would recommend) but on the whole, this is a pretty bangin’ list of freebies, even if I do say so myself.

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|Title:||A recombinant multi-antigen vaccine formulation containing Babesia bovis merozoite surface antigens MSA-2a(1), MSA-2b and MSA-2c elicits invasion-inhibitory antibodies and IFN-gamma producing cells|
|Authors:||Gimenez, Alba Marina [UNIFESP]|
Francoso, Katia S.
Ersching, Jonatan [UNIFESP]
Icimoto, Marcelo Yudi [UNIFESP]
Oliveira, Vitor [UNIFESP]
Rodriguez, Anabel E.
Rodrigues, Mauricio Martins [UNIFESP]
Soares, Irene S.
|Publisher:||Biomed Central Ltd|
|Citation:||Parasites & Vectors. London, v. 9, p. -, 2016.|
|Abstract:||Background: Babesia bovis is a tick transmitted protozoan hemoparasite and the causative agent of bovine babesiosis, a potential risk to more than 500 million cattle worldwide. The vaccines currently available are based on attenuated parasites, which are difficult to produce, and are only recommended for use in bovines under one year of age. When used in older animals, these vaccines may cause life-threatening clinical symptoms and eventually death. The development of a multi-subunit recombinant vaccine against B. bovis would be attractive from an economic standpoint and, most importantly, could be recommended for animals of any age. In the present study, recombinant ectodomains of MSA-2a(1), MSA-2b and MSA-2c antigens were expressed in Pichia pastoris yeast as secreted soluble peptides. Results: The antigens were purified to homogeneity, and biochemically and immunologically characterized. A vaccine formulation was obtained by emulsifying a mixture of the three peptides with the adjuvant Montanide ISA 720, which elicited high IgG antibody titers against each of the above antigens. IgG antibodies generated against each MSA-antigen recognized merozoites and significantly inhibited the invasion of bovine erythrocytes. Cellular immune responses were also detected, which were characterized by splenic and lymph node CD4(+) T cells producing IFN-gamma and TNF-alpha upon stimulation with the antigens MSA-2a(1) or MSA-2c. Conclusions: These data strongly suggest the high protective potential of the presented formulation, and we propose that it could be tested in vaccination trials of bovines challenged with B. bovis.|
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While the whole world has seemingly perfected the art of the sourdough loaf, I have to admit that I have yet to accomplish even a successful starter. After my first attempt molded at day 7, I decided to give myself a break and seek out a simpler starting place for my own bread-making. And, without a stand mixer to beat a traditional loaf into submission, I leaned in to the overnight, no-knead world.
This recipe is a simple one, to be sure, but I have yet to see it fail. A delicious, warm loaf of homemade bread is hard to beat - especially if you have some fresh butter and honey to slather on top.
So here we go!
You will need:
- 3 1/2 cups flour (I use King Arthur All Purpose)
- 2 tsp salt
- 1/4 tsp instant yeast
- 1/4 cup sugar (optional)
- 1 1/4 cups water (under 110 degrees)
And the oh-so-easy to-dos
- Combine all ingredients in a medium bowl
- Cover with towel and leave at room temperature for 10-12 hours
- After it has risen overnight, pour onto a floured surface and gently form into a loaf and place in a standard loaf pan
- Let rise again for about 2 hours at room temperature
- Bake in a loaf pan at 375 for 35-40 minutes or until golden brown
- Let cool slightly, and enjoy!
As you can see, it couldn't possibly be any easier to have a beautiful, soft loaf of bread... without the labor-intensiveness of so many recipes. I hope this is one that you enjoy - as we sure do!


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Agriculture Press Release
June 18, 1999
New Information Developed to Improve Wildfire Predictions
TALLAHASSEE Florida Agriculture Commissioner Bob Crawford today announced that new information developed by state forestry officials from data on rainfall across the state will improve predictions about the threat of wildfires at the local level.
"This new information, combined with data from our current observation sites around the state, will enable us to more accurately predict the threat of wildfires at the local level," Crawford said. "Consequently, firefighters will be better prepared to respond to wildfires."
A key component in determining the threat of wildfires is the Keetch-Byram Drought Index (KBDI), an objective measure of the balance between gains in soil moisture due to rainfall and losses due to evaporation. The index ranges from 0 for saturated soil to 800 for desert-like conditions from a rainfall deficit of 8 inches. The higher the index, the more fuel available to a fire due to dry conditions.
When wildfires raged across Florida last summer, the KBDI index ranged from 730 to 798 across much of the state.
The data on rainfall comes from a network of NexRad Doppler radars, operated by the National Weather Service, which provide high-resolution precipitation information covering the entire state. Its equivalent to having 10,000 rain gauges spread across the state to supplement 106 weather stations currently utilized by the Division of Forestry. This gives forestry officials the most detailed overview of statewide drought conditions currently possible.
Utilizing the weather service data provided through a private company, the division has refined the drought index for wildfire and land management purposes. Florida is the only state to develop this program.
Maps showing the current average drought index by county, as well as the high-resolution drought index, are updated regularly on the Division of Forestrys web site at <http://flame.fl-dof.com>. In addition, a narrative report provides the daily minimum, maximum and average drought index for each county.
For more information:
Dr. Scott Goodrick


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It’s a Wonderful Life: A Veteran Gives Back
Our December blog series is focused on those who received the Gift of Life during the holiday season. Titled “It’s a Wonderful Life,” recipients share their transplantation, and transformation, stories with us.
Always remember, each and every one of us has the opportunity to give the gift of a wonderful life by registering as an organ, eye and tissue donor. We hope that you will read and share these uplifting stories.
When Jeff Kauffman woke up the morning of Dec. 12, 2012, he had no idea what was in store for him that evening.
At 5 p.m., just as supper was being put on the table, he received the call that there was a kidney available for him. He and his family were thrilled to receive the news, as he had reached stage five kidney failure. This lucky day, with the digits 12-12-12, would provide the U.S. Army veteran with a new lease on life and the chance to help others have a similar opportunity.
About 1 1/2 years prior to his transplant, Jeff’s doctor recommended that he consider a kidney transplant, as he was at stage four kidney failure and his creatinine levels were continuing to rise. He went through the rigorous testing and was placed on the National Transplant Waiting List.
Thankfully, Jeff had not been on dialysis yet, but that if his kidney had not come in time, that was going to be his alternative. His kidneys were functioning at 10 to 15 percent.
After receiving the phone call, he and his wife of 44 years, Nancy, quickly headed to the hospital. “It’s hard to describe your feelings and emotions; they run pretty high. You’re happy and elated on one hand, and at the same time, you’re concerned because you’re about to go through major surgery.”
Now two years later, Mr. Kauffman’s recovery has been going well, and he said he has gradually regained his strength and usual activities. The veteran who was an E5 senior track mechanic with the 1st Battalion 36th Field Artillery in Augsburg, Germany, from 1969 to 1971, is using his renewed energy to give back to a cause that means so much to him. Last year, while serving as the commander of the Department of Ohio American Legion, Mr. Kauffman chose Donate Life Ohio as his special project for the year. A fundraising and awareness campaign was initiated around the state involving his fellow American Legion members. “I wanted to get more people to register to be organ donors,” he said. “So much of the project focused on educating members on what it means to be a donor and how to register.
In total, about $18,000 was raised through the project for Donate Life Ohio, the coalition of the state’s organ, eye and tissue recovery agencies dedicated to educating Ohioans about the need for organ, eye and tissue donation, according to www.donatelife.org.
Also with the agency’s assistance, the area resident has been able to express his appreciation to his donor’s family. While he does not know his kidney donor’s name or anything else about this person, he has been able to send letters to communicate with the family how he is doing.
The life-saving possibilities that organ transplant affords are something that he said he couldn’t have imagined years ago. “I think it’s a miracle and a true blessing,” he said of his experience. “I’ve absolutely been feeling good and haven’t had any pain. “It’s amazing what they do with transplants. I would have never dreamed of any of this when I was growing up.”


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This is almost a one-layer card. I started with PTI white cardstock and masked off a white strip on the left. Then colored over it with an oil pastel crayon. I cut out the gears with my Cameo and colored them with Copics. Adhered them to the card with dimensionals. The little kraft flags just add a something extra to the card don’t you think? 🙂
Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end. This is my last time playing with Platypus Creek Digitals since I am stepping down from the DT. Tracey has been very generous to the DT and has given us lots of cutting files and digis (thankyou Tracey!). But I have decided to step down and focus on my personal and work commitments for now.
Thanks for stopping by! Do check out what the rest of the DT has made for the release at Platypus Creek! And if you want to pick up some cute digis yourself, head over to the Platypus Creek store!

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We have seen photos of young Nigerian men getting hooked to white women (usually older). These photos, whenever they pop up online, brings out a general reaction from Nigerians.
This is the case of a young Nigerian man and his older white lover who locked lips after he proposed to her.
See photos below;
It seems nothing will stop some of us from getting that Green Card or visa. What’s love when you have the chance to leave Nigeria and reside in Europe or America?
In America, some male African-Americans get married to white women because it is a status symbol. For Nigerian men, it is just another way to make it to the promise land.
All is fair in love and visas.


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- 1. 14 Romantic Restaurants for a Perfect Valentine’s Day
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20 Best Valentines Dinner Restaurants
.Charming recipes for that special somebody on Valentine’s Day. Here are our most passion-inducing, heart-fluttering menus as well as edible Valentine presents. With vegan Valentine’s food and delightfully decadent treats, we have actually got the entire day covered.
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Best Valentines Dinner Restaurants
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This Cioppino is a tomato-based seafood stew motivated by a regional San Fransisco well-known fish market recipe in Moss Landing. Whether you’re making the stew for 2 or family or a group of friends, it will definitely satisfy every person at the table.
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If your liked one fancies something strong and dynamic, this Spicy Shoyu Ramen makes a fun alternative. Leading with soft boiled egg, fish cake, nori as well as fall-apart tender chashu (or take a shortcut by utilizing Trader Joe’s Pork Stubborn belly), this delicious dish of spicy pleasure is attractive as well as romantic. You can begin the dinner with edamame and a side of agedashi tofu or Japanese cooled tofu prior to you serve the ramen, as well as finish up with some benefit for a Japanese-theme dinner.
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Seafood is an elegant choice for Valentine’s Day, especially if you’re offering Black Cod with Miso (or merely Miso Cod?). Instead of investing a lot of money at Nobu, the acclaimed great Japanese dining establishment, you might conveniently pull off their well-known seafood dish in the house. The recipe functions just as well for various other fish like sea bass, halibut or salmon as well.
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Fudge is a wonderful point. The densest, most concentrated form of chocolate. I don’t have a favorite because, well can you really limit every one of the unbelievable variations of fudge on the planet to simply one single all time best? You can not, you just can’t. Which is why I actually truly like Sugary food Aftons.
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Valentine’s Day is among my favorite vacations.? Yes, I recognize, it’s kinda an unsatisfactory day made by marketers to market a bunch of things, however I have actually come to see it as an enjoyable reason to obtain with each other with all the people you like in life.
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Many thanks to a doughnut pan, these baked-not-fried deals with are a cinch to make– leaving you more time to cuddle in bed with your liked one.Get the recipe at Prudent Discount coupon Living.What you’ll need: Doughnut pan ($14 for 2 pans, amazon.com).
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Include rose petals from two or three flowers to an ice tray, cover midway with pure water, and freeze for a few hours. Eliminate the fifty percent icy ice from the fridge freezer, fill the remaining with distilled water, as well as placed the tray back in the freezer. This will certainly permit your roses to be in the facility of your ice. Location 3 or 4 ice right into a tumbler glass, and put 1 1/2 oz. Serve with fresh rose flowers.
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In a cocktail shaker filled with ice, combine the complying with components: 1 1/2 oz pomegranate juice, 1 1/2 oz vodka instilled with white rose tea (recipe complies with), 1/2 oz sweet vermouth, 1 dash each of cherry bitters as well as fragrant bitters, and also 3-5 damaged mint leaves. To instill the vodka, put 1 mug vodka into a container, and add 1 bag Numi Organic White Rose Tea.
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Come Valentine’s Day, dessert is top of mind– but every single dish should have a something special. These recipes, consisting of charming deals with, easy morning meals, and also enchanting dinners, will certainly give you a well-rounded (and sugar-packed) menu on the special day.
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This mouthwatering, protein-packed dish is best for an enchanting meal in the house, specifically on a freezing winter night. Simple as well as quick to throw up, the stew can cook all day so it’s ready when you as well as your sweetheart are.
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Luscious crab filling as well as lemon butter drizzle incorporated with the white fish of your option (flounder, tilapia, etc.) develop a gourmet meal that is both healthy as well as fast to make.
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When it comes to Valentine’s Day dinner concepts, somehow “vegetarian” or “vegan” and also “charming” seem like polar revers when it comes to recipes. We’ve compiled a few of our charming vegetarian as well as vegan Valentine’s Day dinner concepts for a cooking date. Of course: you don’t have to utilize these on Valentine’s Day either!
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This Italian cheese as well as pepper spaghetti couldn’t be easier; the recipe is from our close friend Ashley Rodriguez’s publication Day Night In. It’s an absolutely simple recipe that’s stylish in its simplicity.
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Right here’s the vegan variation of a charming pasta: our Creamy Pasta Marinara. It has an ultra tasty sauce of garlic, shallots, capers, as well as a bit of cashew lotion. Perfect for a romantic vegan dinner, serve it with a side salad.
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Call us insane, yet isn’t a stylish pot pie is the coziest, most enchanting appearing of Valentine’s Day dinner ideas? Our Vegan Casserole has actually turned into one of our leading follower favorite recipes, and also permanently factor. The half-cracked crust is perfumed with sage, and the within is pure velvety, mouthwatering benefits with sweet potatoes, onions, mushrooms, and also white beans. If you’re seeking a vegan romantic dinner, this is it.
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Somehow, gooey white cheddar mac and cheese is like a massive bear hug! It’s comfy as well as soothing in a way that’s inexpressible. Include these appetizing red baked tomatoes, and also it’s outfitted as one of our Valentine’s Day dinner suggestions! It gets on the abundant side, so serve with a revitalizing eco-friendly salad.
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Below is just one of our preferred Valentine’s Day dinner concepts starring that timeless combination: cherries and also chocolate! These cherry chocolate dessert attacks are so, so tasty and made with clean components. They’re normally vegan and also gluten complimentary, so all eaters can delight in the benefits.
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Cherry as well as chocolate once again, because why not? Hot off the presses, this rustic chocolate cherry sharp is basic to whip up and also preferences incredible. The celebrity is our flaky rye pie crust, which our good friend’s 7-year-old lately informed us was “spectacular” after she attempted an item.
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Salad, soup, as well as steak– in some cases an occasion like Valentine’s Day summons simply the traditional things on the menu. This Homemade Caesar Salad is topped with garlic croutons as well as a very creamy dressing made with Japanese mayonnaise.


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The experts from the World Health Organization have added bleaching and chlorine used in Covid-19 sanitisation measures to the suspect list of the mysterious illness in Andhra Pradesh’s Eluru.
World Health Organisation experts told the CM that “they suspect bleaching and chlorine used in sanitation measures as part of Covid-19 prevention might have been the cause.”
A two-member WHO team, which arrived in Eluru on Tuesday, surveyed the affected areas, collecting the food intake habits, health details of the victims.
Amid central teams and a two-member World Health Organisation (WHO) reaching Eluru, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on Wednesday conducted a video conference and directed officials to find out the exact cause behind the outbreak.
Experts from WHO, AIIMS, National Institute of Nutrition (NIN), Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB), and Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT) participated in the video conference.
YS Jagan Mohan Reddy instructed authorities to conduct a detailed investigation to find out whether the illness was due to water contamination or some other cause.
Officials said the presence of lead and nickel in patients, possibly due to excessive use of pesticides in fields, might have caused the illness.

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SmartDomains is a tool for automated deployment and management of distributed Xen virtual machines.
Project authors: Olivier Pernet and Xavier Grehant.
Developed as part of Grid IC projects of CERN openlab second phase.
This tutorial: Xavier Grehant (xagATcernDOTch)
In sync with revision 127 (release 0.9.08)
SmartDomains is a showcase of SmartFrog, a framework for distributed configuration and deployment developed at HP Labs.