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Unrest in Stockholm’s suburbs continued for a fourth night as rioters showed their anger over a police shooting a week ago by setting fire to cars and buildings and pelting emergency workers with stones.
As many as 30 cars burned in the Swedish capital’s southern suburbs, while 11 were set alight in the Husby area, north of the city centre, where the violence broke out four days ago, police spokesman Kjell Lindgren said by phone today. Police detained one person, a 16-year-old girl suspected of preparing an act of arson. That followed eight arrests since Tuesday.
“While the situation has become better in Husby, where a lot of local people have become engaged to calm things down, the situation has intensified on the southern side of the city,” Mr Lindgren said.
……The unrest started May 19th in Husby – an area constructed in the 1970s and dotted with high-rise apartment blocks – about a week after police killed a 69-year-old man brandishing a knife.
Sweden, where immigrants bear the brunt of Scandinavia’s highest unemployment rate, has suffered similar bouts of unrest before. In 2008, rioters in Rosengaard in the southern city of Malmoe clashed with police after setting fire to cars and bins.
Those riots also spread to Stockholm’s Tensta and Husby suburbs. Last night, firemen trying to rescue a restaurant in Skogaas were attacked by stone-throwing youths. Police officers were also attacked in Husby.
Several other suburbs also reported vandalism and fires.
The Guardian, a leftwing Euro rag, at least gives a hint:
The disturbances appear to have been sparked by the police killing a 69-year-old man wielding a machete in the suburb of Husby earlier this month, which prompted accusations of police brutality. The riots then spread to other poor Stockholm suburbs.
“We see a society that is becoming increasingly divided and where the gaps, both socially and economically, are becoming larger,” said Rami Al-khamisi, co-founder of Megafonen, a group that works for social change in the suburbs. “And the people out here are being hit the hardest … we have institutional racism.”
Megafonen is the radical Islamic group that organized the attack.
“Social change” is the declaration of radical extremist punks, in this case muzzies, who commit crimes, accuse the authorities of racism when they get arrested, and blame the government for their malfeasance.
Multiculturalism fails because the “immigrants” violently refuse to assimilate. They want to plant a big, fat, Crescent flag in the capitol, and the country they’ve adopted tolerates that.
The creeping Dhimification of Europe in their courts, schools, and neighborhoods is a direct result of the acquiescence to Islamofascism.
- Arsonists target Stockholm schools (bbc.co.uk)

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ST Engineering Marine has won a contract to build six multi-role combat vessels (MRCVs) to replace the Republic of Singapore Navy’s Victory-class missile corvettes.
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The vessels will be developed locally at ST Engineering’s facility in Singapore. Delivery of the first unit is scheduled for 2028.
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Sheriff Louis Ackal advises that at 11:13 p.m., April 8, deputies with the Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office responded to the 1600 Block of John Road in reference to a stabbing. Once deputies arrived they learned that a 59-year-old male victim had suffered a stab wound to his chest. The male was transported to a local hospital where he was treated for his injuries.
Detectives with the Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office conducted an investigation involving the incident and learned that 29-year-old Charity Guidry had allegedly stabbed the male victim. The victim was later identified as the suspect's father. Guidry was arrested and charged with attempted second degree murder.
At approximately 5:17 p.m. on April 9, detectives with the Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office were notified that the 59-year-old victim had died at a local hospital as a result of his injuries. Detectives will be obtaining a warrant for Charity Guidry, upgrading the charges to second degree murder.

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Organizing tools in the service department like cleaning out the garage on a Saturday — it's something that needs to be done but easily is put off.
There are significant advantages, though, to organizing tools. Consider this: a 10-technician dealership can increase revenue annually by $150,000 simply by organizing the service department's tools. That's according to internal research conducted by an auto maker.
Much of that money is made up by reducing the amount of time service technicians spend hunting for tools.
Auto technician Paul McDonald says the tool situation at his dealership was a mess.
“We would sometimes spend as much time looking for the tool as we spent making the repair,” he recalls.
His dealership, Iowa-based Vaughn Motors, changed that this year.
“We tried to do it ourselves several times, but that took time and effort we didn't have,” says McDonald.
The dealership turned to Tool Organization Service (TOS). The firm dispatched two specialists to the dealership. They spent about five days inventorying tools and organizing them according to a numerical system.
The system works for Vaughn Motors.
“Finding what you need is straightforward,” says McDonald. “If you can count, you can find the tool.”
The most critical element of the system is having manufacturer-created tool lists. Many dealers aren't even sure what tools are needed for which manufacturers' products, says TOS President Chuck English.
“We're able to know what tools the dealer uses, and then organize them according to the dealer's desires,” he says.
TOS creates a database that lists each tool and its numerical location at a dealership. The database is updated as new tools replace old.
“A database of the tools with their locations on the computer saves a lot of time,” says Brad Clapp, a parts manager at Jim Waldron Buick-Pontiac-GMC in Davison, MI.
On the low-tech side of the system, TOS uses 4×7 ft. peg boards to help keep things organized.
The boards pivot and tools hang on each side to reduce space needs. Each tool is tagged with a numerical designation.
TOS so far has organized the tools for about 3,000 dealerships, including multi-franchise stores.
“The dealership doesn't have to set up different systems for each manufacturer,” says Matt English, TOS' operations manager.
Duayne Gauthier, the service director for the Jim Waldron store, uses the TOS system to secure and keep track of his tools. Technicians sign out tools they use.
If a tool is missing, the dealership knows which technician used it last. As a result, the dealership has been able to reduce the number of errant tools.
“We certainly are happier with the tools being organized. There is a financial benefit of not having to replace them as often,” says Gauthier.
Having the tools organized also attracts top technicians, adds Gauthier.
He explains, “More and more, one of the first questions prospective technicians ask is ‘How are your tools organized?’”
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In my rambles around poetry in the past few years I’ve come across a number of interesting forms that allow language to play within their working boundaries. As of late I’m taking another look at the haibun. It’s an old Japanese form developed by Matsuo Bashō, the haiku master. Essentially, the haibun is a poem that combines prose and poetry. It started as a kind of meditative travel journal in the form of a brief prose piece written in the haikai style that is concluded with a relevant haiku. It’s challanging, but a worthwhile exercise to attempt.
In the past I’ve worked with haibun for a chapbook I released privately as part of a poetry seminar conducted by Newfoundland poet Mary Dalton. This chapbook took the form of a long poem in fourteen sections, each a haibun, that explored the strange, yet power influence my grandfather had and still has on my life. The poem is called Below the Spruce, which is, oddly enough, the name of this blog. It only ever made it into the hands of a couple friends and family members.
I started this project after reading Fred Wah’s Waiting for Saskatchewan, which is perhaps my favourite book by a Canadian author. Wah’s book searches for the identity and influence of his father and in doing so a part of the book called This Dendrite Map: Father/Mother Haibun introduced me to the wonders of the form. It’s been something I wish to continue working with in the future.
That said, I’ve recently started on another haibun writing project linked to experiences moving to/living in a small Newfoundland town that is often very insular (many small Newfoundland towns are). Who knows where it will go, but it’s going.
So that’s it this time around. If you haven’t read Wah’s book I highly recommend it. Beautiful work with language, both prose and poetry, throughout.


Top-seeded Novak Djokovic will take on Italian tennis star Matteo Berrettini in the final of Wimbledon 2021 on Sunday. Djokovic has been relentless at the grass-court Grand Slam this season. He thrashed young Canadian sensation Denis Shapovalov in straight sets in the semis.
Although Denis tried making a comeback and fought hard in all the sets, Djokovic cornered him in pressure situations and eventually emerged victoriously to confirm his place yet again in the finals. In fact, such has been Djokovic’s domination that he hasn’t dropped a single set at Wimbledon after the first-round encounter. Below are the timings as to when tennis fans can catch Novak Djokovic in action on Sunday.
- London- 2:00 PM
- Delhi- 6:30 PM
- New York- 9:00 AM
- Geneva- 3:00 PM
- Melbourne- 11:00 PM
- France- 3:00 PM
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Seventh-seeded Matteo Berrettini has been truly wonderful at Wimbledon 2021. He defeated Hubert Hurkacz in the semi-final encounter with relative ease. He even managed to bagel Hurkacz in the second set. Berrettini now has a monumental challenge ahead of him in the name of Novak Djokovic and the highly-awaited clash between the two will be telecasted on BBC TV and live-streamed on Prime Video in the UK.
Fans in India can catch the live action at Wimbledon on Star Sports Select 1 or Star Sports Select 2 HD. The match will also be live-streamed on Hotstar. In Australia, the match will be telecasted on Channel Nine. In Latin American countries, the match will be broadcasted on ESPN Latin America.
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|USA||ESPN, Tennis Channel|
|Middle East||beIN Sports MENA|
|Brazil||Band Sports, TV Globo|
|Africa||Canal Plus International (Afrique)|
|Latin America||ESPN Latin America|
|South East Asia||Fox Sports|
|New Zealand||Sky NZ|
Matteo Berrettini, the Queen’s 2021 champion has successfully continued his winning run at Wimbledon as well. He is expected to give a tough fight in the finals. However, the odds are clearly in the favor of Djokovic, as the Serbian champion player has been impossible to stop throughout the season.
Also read: Wimbledon 2021 Final: Novak Djokovic vs Matteo Berrettini Preview, Head to Head and Prediction


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Earlier generations carry scars from polio injections, which millennials and Gen Zs can’t relate to since they were replaced by oral vaccines in India by the 80s. For our generation, any mention of covid vaccination will immediately evoke the memory of needles, but that is about to change. Now Bharat Biotech, the firm behind one of India’s most used covid vaccine Covaxin, has created the world’s first intranasal vaccine called iNCOVACC.
What’s the cost and process?
The vaccine to be available for Rs 800 at private hospitals, which goes up to Rs 1000 with GST, and for Rs 325 at government facilities. It will be administered through the nose, without needles, and can be booked through the CoWin website or app at a nearby centre.
How does it provide enhanced protection?
The absence of syringe can be given to more people in a shorter time span, and it won’t require trained personnel for the process. The vaccine is also more likely to prevent transmission, since it introduces antibodies in the upper respiratory system through the mucosal membrane. By doing so, iNCOVACC can nip the problem in the bud, by tackling the virus where it enters the body. Nasal vaccines are also expected to be more effective in preventing lung damage.
Is iNCOVACC the ultimate gamechanger?
But even with enhanced safety from covid as compared to the vaccines we get through jabs, the nasal variant is just another step forward, in a space with a lot of room for improvement. With multiple mutations of the covid-19 virus triggering successive waves, the evolution of the vaccine will provide an edge to humanity in the battle. Ease of distribution also means that there won’t be need for a cold chain to transport the vaccine, and even if iNCOVACC isn’t free, it’s affordable compared to Covaxin and Covishield.
How was it developed?
Bharat Biotech has developed iNCOVACC with the technology which originated from the Washington University in St Louis. Its own tests have also found it safer and easier to tolerate, as compared to Covaxin. Apart from being a revolutionary introduction to India’s vaccination drive, the nasal vaccine can also be used as a booster for those who took Covaxin and Covishield.
Are there more advantages?
Use of multiple platforms can create heterologous immunity, that is known to be more effective than homologous immunity. Ease of administration can also significantly improve the coverage of the third dose in India, which has been restricted to 27 per cent so far.
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LOS ANGELES — The Celtics and Nets had identical 14-13 records following their Christmas Day game, and while the C’s were idle the next night, Brooklyn lost in Milwaukee.
In the wake of that defeat, Nets coach Avery Johnson — the Coach of the Month for November — was fired.
With a game against the now-mighty Clippers on tap for later, Doc Rivers, whose club dropped to 14-14 with a 106-77 loss, was jokingly asked the obvious question yesterday morning: Are you afraid of losing your job?
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En busca de otros caminos: transcending medical boundaries in Cienfuegos, Cuba
This thesis is an exploratory study of perceptions of health and illness, etiological agents and factors influencing medical choice of individuals living in two barrios, La Juanita and San La?zaro, within the Cuban City of Cienfuegos. Research focuses on the three main arenas of health care: customary, traditional and conventional medicine. Using work from Laguerre, emphasis is placed on the media through which medical knowledge is reproduced within the study population. Next I examine the social interaction between these systems with the help of Arthur Kleinman's model on medical pluralism. Data obtained from a survey, semi-structured interviews and participant observation indicate that while individuals defined health and illness in terms of physical ailments, etiological agents varied between the strictly natural, to supernatural (e.g. the evil eye, witchcraft, envious individuals, etc.). Social factors and the characteristics of heath services and illnesses were among the major influences on medical behavior and decision-making. All individuals reported a combined use of the aforementioned medical systems and expressed faith in the effectiveness of conventional medicine. All exhibited basic knowledge of customary medicine, however belief in traditional forms of medicine varied. The household was listed as the main focal point through which medical knowledge is reproduced. Next in importance was the media, family doctors and religious orientations. Finally, interviews with doctors, 'curanderos' and informants from both barrios indicate a complementary health care system with 'casas particulares' (private homes) and pharmacies providing increased access to all 'materia medica'.


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Givaudan’s chosen system of transforming inputs, through its business activities, into outputs and outcomes that aims to fulﬁl the Company’s strategic purpose and create value over the short-, medium- and long-term.
Capitals are stocks of value that are increased, decreased or transformed by the activities and outputs of an organisation. Givaudan has identified six kinds of capitals that feed its value chain: Financial capital, Intellectual capital, Human capital, Natural capital, Operations capital and Social and relationship capital.
Formerly known as Carbon Disclosure Project, CDP possesses the world’s most comprehensive collection of environmental data from companies, organisations and governments and evaluates this data systematically for investors.
Givaudan’s commitment to do more than reducing or even eliminating emissions: the Company will also develop initiatives to remove carbon from the atmosphere.
Committed to Growth with Purpose
Givaudan’s 2025 strategy, announced in 2020, is derived from the Company’s purpose and sets out the roadmap to deliver sustainable value creation over the next five years for all its stakeholders. It outlines Givaudan’s intention to deliver growth in partnership with its customers, achieve ambitious financial targets, while also making progress on its longer term purpose ambitions in the areas of creations, nature, people and communities.
Communication on Progress (COP)
The UN Global Compact requires participating companies to produce an annual COP that details their work to embed the Ten Principles into their strategies and operations, as well as efforts to support societal priorities.
Comparable EBITDA is the reported EBITDA, as adjusted for significant items of a non-recurring nature which have an impact on the understanding of the underlying normal operating activities.
Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)
The Convention on Biological Diversity is a multilateral treaty with three main goals: the conservation of biological diversity (or biodiversity); the sustainable use of its components; and the fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising from genetic resources.
Creating for happier, healthier lives with love for nature. Let’s imagine together
Givaudan’s purpose announced in 2019: the Company’s guiding star to drive sustainable long-term performance while leading the way to improve happiness and health for people and nature. It is supported by bold, measurable ambitions in the areas of creations, nature, people and communities.
Earnings per share
Earnings per share are calculated by dividing the Group result attributable to the shareholders of Givaudan SA by the weighted average of the number of shares outstanding during the reporting period.
EBITDA defined as Earnings Before Interest (and other financial income (expense), net), Tax, Depreciation and Amortisation, corresponds to operating income before depreciation, amortisation and impairment of long-lived assets.
EcoVadis aims at improving environmental and social practices of companies by leveraging the influence of global supply chains. EcoVadis’ reliable ratings and easy-to-use monitoring tools allow companies to manage risks and drive eco-innovations in their global supply chains.
Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
The process of assessing, treating and monitoring the effects of uncertainty that may affect the achievement of Givaudan’s objectives, especially its publicly stated strategic objectives, or jeopardise Givaudan’s long-term business success.
Excellence, Innovation, Simplicity in everything we do
Focus area supporting all growth drivers and enablers in the 2025 strategy. It is the Company’s commitment to delivering excellence, innovation and simplicity across the value chain, from operational and financial performance to the delivery of a superior customer experience.
Expand the portfolio
One of the three growth drivers powering the Company’s 2025 strategy: Bringing enhanced value proposition to Givaudan’s customers while nurturing and building on its core offering. The focus is to leverage the Company’s existing capabilities and innovation pipeline and further expanding beyond the current portfolio of flavours and fragrances, naturals and delivery systems into nutrition, food ingredients and beauty.
Extend customer reach
One of the three growth drivers powering the Company’s 2025 strategy: With a more fragment customer landscape the Company will extend its customer reach in all market segments and geographies and asserting its market leadership position with large international and global customers as well as with fast growing local and regional customer segment.
Focussed market strategies
One of the three growth drivers powering the Company’s 2025 strategy: Maximising mature market opportunities and extending its high growth market leadership.
Greenhouse gas emissions.
GHG emissions scope 1
Direct emissions from sources owned or controlled by Givaudan.
GHG emissions scope 2
Energy indirect emissions resulting from the generation of energy that Givaudan purchases, such as electricity.
GHG emissions scope 3
Other indirect emissions that relate to the emissions produced by Givaudan’s entire value chain.
Givaudan Business Solutions (GBS)
Implemented in 2017, GBS is the foundation of Givaudan’s commitment to deliver with excellence and is designed to improve internal efficiencies, leverage best practices from across the organisation and increase the Company’s agility.
Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)
A non-profit organisation that has developed the most widely used frameworks for the creation of sustainability reports.
An integrated report is a concise communication about how an organisation’s strategy, governance, performance and prospects, in the context of its external environment, lead to the creation of value in the short-, medium- and long-term. The Integrated Reporting Framework is proposed by the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC).
International Fragrance Association (IFRA)
IFRA is the global representative body of the fragrance industry. It seeks to represent the collective interests of the industry and promote the safe use of fragrances.
Leverage ratio is defined as net debt divided by the sum of net debt and equity.
LFL is defined as: (a) sales calculated using the invoicing exchange rates of the prior year, (b) excluding sales of businesses acquired from the acquisition date until the period end date, up to 12 months from the acquisition date, and (c) excluding sales of the businesses disposed of from the disposal date until the period end date of the comparable prior period.
Lost Time Injury (LTI)
LTI refers to the number of accidents on the job involving an absence from the workplace for a minimum of one day.
Share price on the reporting date multiplied by the number of shares issued.
This is a fundamental principle commonly used for defining report content. In the GRI Standards, material topics for a company are those that can significantly influence the assessments and decisions of stakeholders, or have a significant impact on the economy, environment or society. This defines a company’s sustainability strategy and therefore its sustainability reporting. In Integrated Reporting, material topics are those that substantively affect the organisation’s ability to create value over the short-, medium-, or long-term. In financial reporting it determines the topics that influence stakeholders’ assessments and decisions if omitted or misstated.
Ordinance against Excessive Compensation at Listed Stock Companies (OaEC)
The provisions of this Ordinance apply to joint-stock companies pursuant to Articles 620-762 of the Swiss Code of Obligations (OR) whose shares are listed on a stock exchange in Switzerland or abroad. The Ordinance allows companies to specify the amount of additional remuneration that could be paid to any member of executive management who joins after the shareholder resolution on aggregate remuneration.
RE100 is a collaborative, global initiative uniting more than 100 influential businesses committed to 100% renewable electricity, working to massively increase demand for – and delivery of – renewable energy.
Responsible Sourcing Policy
The Responsible Sourcing Policy is a code of conduct for Givaudan’s suppliers that requires them to adhere to the same high ethical standards. It was launched in 2016 and was the first in the industry.
Restricted Share Units (RSUs)
An RSU offers employees the prospect of acquiring a certain number of shares at a later date, either in return for payment or on preferential terms. RSUs are subject to a vesting clause. Between allocation and vesting, RSUs are therefore considered as entitlements to employee shares. They are subject to one or more conditions precedent during the vesting period and are therefore not irrevocably vested until the vesting date if the conditions are met.
Science Based Targets (SBTs)
The Science Based Targets initiative is a collaboration between CDP, the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), World Resources Institute (WRI), and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), and is one of the We Mean Business Coalition commitments. The initiative enables companies to set targets in line with the Paris Agreement of limiting global warming to a maximum of 2°C and transitioning to a low-carbon economy.
Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit (SMETA)
SMETA is an audit methodology that provides a compilation of best practice ethical audit techniques. It is designed to help auditors conduct high quality audits that encompass all aspects of responsible business practice, covering Sedex’s four pillars of Labour, Health and Safety, Environment and Business Ethics.
Supplier Ethical Data Exchange (Sedex)
Sedex is a not-for-profit membership organisation dedicated to driving improvements in responsible and ethical business practices in global supply chains. Givaudan engages with Sedex both for the assessment of its production sites and for the assessment of its suppliers.
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
The SDGs are a set of 17 global goals defined by the United Nations in 2016 to replace the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The goals comprise several sub-targets and indicators to measure progress and are to be met by 2030. Nations and businesses are called to action to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity. Swiss Code of Best Practice for Corporate Governance The ’Swiss Code’ issued by economiesuisse in 2006 provides guidelines and recommendations for good governance in public companies.
United Nations Global Compact (UNGC)
The UNGC is a strategic policy initiative for businesses that are committed to aligning their operations and strategies with 10 universally accepted principles in the areas of human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption.
Fundamental concept of Integrated Reporting. Value created by a company over time manifests itself in increases, decreases or transformations of the capitals caused by the company’s business activities and outputs. Value is created both for the organisation itself and other stakeholders.
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Geography of Kythera
Kythira, with a range of 284 sq. kilometers, are mostly hilly with several small valleys and green ravines. The coasts are steep discontinued, mainly to the East, by many sandy beaches, or beaches composed of small pebbles. In the central part of the island a smooth plateau is formed, with the highest peaks Mermigkaris (507 m), Dighenis (407 m) and Agia Elesa (447 m).
The surface of the island is particularly interesting because in many areas of the plateau beautiful ravines and streams are formed, which in good hydrologically years flow throughout the year. Also, along the coast many small coves and a relatively large bay are formed, this of St. Nicholas Avlemonas.
The climate of the island is mild with an average annual temperature of 19o C, while during the months of December, January, February and March and for some days, the temperature drops close to 5-7 C. The humidity is intense, especially on the plateau, while the strong winds blowing in the area create problems for navigation, especially in winter. The most common wind is North (North Wind), but in recent years the frequency of westerly winds (Ponentes) has significantly increased, and this may be due to the ongoing Climate Change.
The subsoil of Kythera has none exploitable mineral, while much earlier small amounts of iron and coal were mined in Karava and Mitata area respectively.
The flora is rich with shrubs and trees. Dominating the Schinos (pistacia lentiscus) and yew or holly (Quercus coccifera). In earlier times there were oak forests, only few of which trees have been preserved. Still thrive pines, cypress and eucalyptus (Gerakariou is an important grove north of the island) there are also olive trees, arbutus, heather or heather, myrtles, osier, maples, sycamores, tamarisk and carob. In many areas thyme, sage, oregano, (all aromatic) and other shrubby or bushy plants grow. Their aroma, especially during Spring and Summer, is unique.
Olive tree cultivation is widespread and the produced oil is generally organic of premium quality. Of course, other fruit-bearing trees are also cultivated, such as fig, orange, tangerine, lemon, apricot, pear, almond, apple, sloes, etc.
Also a large number of flowers grows, such as wild orchids, wild tulips, yellow crocuses, daisies, manousos, hyacinths, anemones, etc. A distinctive flower and plant of Kythera is "semprevives' (plant always lives) that grows in very rugged and arid areas, such as Agia. Elesa, the islet Chitra and elsewhere. The local crafts makes widespread use of this yellow flower that itself -dried and remains intact for many years.

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Festival de Dia de Muertos
This is a past event. Friday, November 2, 2018 at 5:30pm 7:30pm
Friendly House 1737 N.W. 26th Ave., Portland, OR
Thanks to Neighbors West-Northwest, Friendly House is ecstatic to present: Festival de Dia de Muertos. Bring your family and friends, and be part of this cultural exchange. Enjoy some tamales, crafts, a performance by Latino Network's Ballet Folklorico Corazones Alegres and learn more about the traditions behind the Day of the Dead. This is part two of the Multicultural Series grant that brought you the Pride Block Party back in June, thanks to Neighbors West-Northwest.

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - This year’s Kentucky Derby Festival poster went to print at Derby City Litho on Friday morning. The artist, Louisville local Andy Perez, watched as his artwork came off the press.
“It’s an amazing feeling,” Perez said.
The name of the piece is called “Going Up,” and depicts a colorful horse with wings surrounded by fireworks, hot air balloons and other familiar symbols of the Kentucky Derby Festival.
“2020 was such a hard year for everybody,” Perez said. “I think looking to the future, a much brighter tomorrow is sort of the embodiment of the poster.
“We were able to use old Kentucky Derby Festival posters and cut them up and repurpose them into a new image.”
This year’s poster is historic considering the changes planned for most of the Kentucky Derby Festival’s events.
KDF CEO and president Matthew Gibson told WAVE 3 News the festival’s two largest events, Thunder Over Louisville and Pegasus Parade, will be televised.
In addition, the mini marathon and Tour de Lou will be socially-distanced.
“This year’s Kentucky Derby Festival will be different and nothing like what we’ve experienced before the pandemic,” Gibson said.
Despite that, Perez was humbled when given the opportunity to create the 2021 poster.
“I sell a lot of original artwork, and it’s always amazing to see that in people’s homes,” Perez said. “To think it could be so much more widespread with the reproduction of the poster, it’s great.”
To read the latest updates about the 2021 Kentucky Derby Festival, click here.
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The history of the bass clarinet
The need to express pressing Romantic notions in music at the beginning of the 19th century produced wide-ranging changes and modernisations in all its sub-branches.
The limits of tonality were nearly being reached with the chromatic diversification of harmony and melody. The further technical development of the instrumentation of the orchestra, in particular of wind instruments, was thereby necessarily driven forward. The expansion of the form, the greater range of dynamics and the increasing importance of the rhythmical element inevitably required a continuous enlargement of the orchestral possibilities. This trend reached a climax in mixing the expanded acoustic volume with new sound colour.
In his search for such new colours, Mozart discovered the beauty of the low register of the clarinet and included the bassethorn, a variant of the alto clarinet, in a few of his works. Accordingly, it was no surprise that the clarinet family, the newest group of wind instruments in the orchestra, should be supplemented during the Romantic period with a bass instrument.
But the instrument being made in those days in French, German, Italian and Belgian workshops, often completely independently of each other, barely resembles the instrument of today.
In spite of its initial, entirely inelegant design, with its wooden pipes bent as in a bassoon or forming numerous twisted and thickly entwined shapes, the early bass clarinet displayed that magical sound that earned it the endearing name of glicibarifono (sweet, deep sound-producer). The Belgian musicologist, Francois Joseph Fetis, also testified to its tonal qualities at a bass clarinet performance in around 1832: When looking at these large, even enormous instruments, most audiences would think that they would produce hard and raw sounds; instead they heard full, strong and soft-sounding tones...
Giacomo Meyerbeer (1791-1864), a leading composer of grand opera, was enthused by the melodiousness of the bass clarinet to such as extent that he transcribed a large-scale recitative for the instrument into his opera Les Huguenots (1836) – the earliest ever bass clarinet solo in music history! During this period, the famous Belgian instrument maker, Adolph Sax (1814-1894), developed a model in elongated pipe form, the immediate precursor of today’s bass clarinet, and in so doing created the decisive prerequisite for the instrument’s rapid spread. There was scarcely an opera composer in subsequent years who didn’t make use of the bass clarinet to heighten the atmosphere in the most striking key passages in the plot. Richard Wagner and Giuseppe Verdi used the instrument to highlight extreme intensity.
In the Romantic symphony repertoire, by contrast, we do not encounter the bass clarinet. Bruckner and Brahms retain the traditional orchestral line-up and do not use any “theatrical” instruments. The “Modernists”, Berlioz and Liszt, the late Romantics and the composers of the 20th century also extensively used its diversity of sound and did not confine it to sublime legato passages. It has also become indispensable to film music. Used in the same way as in opera orchestras, it is also able to increase crackling tension on screen even further.
The relatively new bass clarinet has successfully developed into an integral instrument of the orchestra whilst at the same time liberating itself confidently to be a solo instrument.


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The Zillion Dollar Grilled Cheese sandwich, available at the restaurant at 160 E. Pearson St, is made with artisanal sourdough bread coated with Laudemio Marchesi de Frescobaldi extra-virgin olive oil, which retails for more than $30 a bottle.
Layered inside the sandwich is thinly-sliced black Iberco ham from free-roaming, acorn-fed pigs raised in the South of Spain. The meat is salted and air-dried for six weeks, then cured for a minimum of 12 months usually closer to 18 months, said Eric Ciechna, a host at the restaurant.
"Up until a few years ago, you could not get Iberco ham in the United States," Ciechna said. "It's so insanely expensive. We get it in very small quantities."
Most important is the cheese: a 40-year-old aged Wisconsin cheddar infused with 24-carat gold flakes.
Other ingredients include heirloom tomatoes from the Ellis Family Farm in Benton Harbor, Mich., Hudson Valley Foie Gras, which costs about $60 per pound, and a sunny-side-up duck egg.
Dressing the epic sandwich is a drizzle each of a 100-year-old aged balsamic vinegar and Oregon Perigord white truffle aioli.


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Best anti anxiety med for elderly
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Diphenhydramine may be a good choice for an elderly person with dementia if anxiety is making it difficult to get a good night's rest or if the person has allergies and needs a medication that controls allergy symptoms and helps relieve anxiety. In addition to drowsiness, diphenhydramine can cause dizziness, nausea, loss of appetite and headache. Escitalopram and citalopram also demonstrated benefit for treatment of elderly individuals with panic disorder [ 22 ]. Citalopram has demonstrated statistically significant improvement in anxiety among elderly patients when compared with placebo [ 23 ]. The best anxiety medication is often the one that is the weakest. An anti-anxiety medicine with a milder effect is Buspirone (Buspar). Buspar is good for mild anxiety but doesn't appear to have an effect on panic attacks. Many users also report very little improvement in their anxiety symptoms, but it has the following benefits: Due to the rise in the number of treatment-resistant cases for depression, Suboxone is clearly the single best off-label option to give the elderly individual a higher quality of life and reduced depression in old age. Anxiety disorders are common in the elderly. Additionally, anxiety symptoms often accompany co-morbid psychiatric, medical, as well as neurodegenerative diseases in the older population. Anxiety in the elderly, often accompanied by depression, can lead to worsening physical, cognitive and functional impairments in this vulnerable population. Anxiety Anxiety is an emotion which is characterized by an unpleasant state of inner turmoil and it includes subjectively unpleasant feelings of dread over anticipated events. It is often accompanied by nervo Anxiety: Fear characterized by behavioral disturbances. Anxiety is not always related to an underlying condition. It may be caused by: stress that can result from work, school, personal relationship, emotional trauma, financial concerns, stress caused by a chronic or serious medical condition, a major event or performance, side effect of certain medications, alcohol consumption, drugs such as cocaine, lack of oxygen.More about anxiety Sources: Focus Medica and others. Learn more
How do antidepressants make you feel happy
Health Information and Medical Information - Harvard Health Do antidepressants really give you energy and make you happy? Two months into taking antidepressants, here's how I feel Health Information and Medical Information - Harvard Health Does smiling make you happy? Research suggests that smiling triggers the release of some of the “feel good” hormones discussed earlier, like. Antidepressants work by altering the chemistry inside your brain and are designed to reduce the intensity of depression and anxiety symptoms. You should be able to experience the following benefits while on antidepressants:. The idea that antidepressants somehow make you happy seems to persist despite valiant efforts by so many people to dispel mental health misconceptions. To clarify, antidepressants do not possess mythical powers. Antidepressants do not “make you happy”. They moderate your depression so that your innate happiness can be felt again.
He mentions “activating” antidepressants in the video. There are ones like that on the market. They act a lot like caffeine, and can often be too strong, making you feel anxious and nervous. Now, let’s look at what it feels like when antidepressants kick in, and how you can expect to feel. So There are three main types of antidepressant; selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), serotonin-noradrenaline reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs) and tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs). If our antidepressant is working, it will relieve the low mood and restore some motivation and favorable outlook. Antidepressants work with brain chemistry to address a chemical imbalance, especially involving “feel-good” neurotransmitters such as serotonin and the like. Once your antidepressant restores some motivation, however, you will feel m Antidepressants are not a quick fix. They don’t magically transform you into an entirely happy, emotionally stable being. But for some people, they’re life-saving. And for. Antidepressants act to eliminate or reduce depression. But, they don't go so far as to produce real happiness. Instead, genuine happiness must be earned through behavior, such as working toward goals, spending time with others, etc. 5k views Reviewed >2 years ago Thank Dr. Pamela Pappas and another doctor agree Similar questions When your doctor prescribes a medication for depression, the goal is to reduce painful feelings of sadness or hopelessness. The majority of people taking the most commonly prescribed antidepressants—selective serotonin. No, of course you can have a bad mood, even bouts of depression when you are on meds. In fact i feel often sad in the evenings even i am on meds, highest dose of antidepressants, but im mostly happy during the day. It's not a miracle cure. Hope you find the right dosage. 3.
Is depression a medical disease
From A Medical Perspective: Is Depression A Mental Illness Is Depression a Disease? | Patient Advice | US News Is Depression a Disease? | Patient Advice | US News From A Medical Perspective: Is Depression A Mental Illness Some people in the medical field feel very strongly about depression being characterized as a disease. For instance, Stanford University Neurology. According to the American Psychiatric Association, “Depression (major depressive disorder) is a common and serious medical illness that negatively affects how you feel, the way you think and how... There is no denying that those who suffer from severe depression are ill. Depression can be debilitating and, in some cases, deadly. Physical symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, fatigue, chronic... Depression is diagnosed by its symptoms. They can disrupt your life, affecting the way you think, feel and function.
If left untreated, depression can become a very serious condition, unrelenting and debilitating. When you think. Thus, in major depression, “Recurrent impairments in several domains including, but not limited to, executive function, learning and memory, processing speed, and attention and concentration, are associated with poor. Depression is also known as clinical depression or major depressive disorder. It is a medical condition that is debilitating and greatly affects the way you feel, think, and behaves. Depression brings on intense feelings of sadness and makes you withdraw from things you used to enjoy. This can put a great strain on your personal and professional lives. The symptoms of. In fact, from a medical perspective, depression is an actual mental illness. Medical professionals refer to depression as a major depressive disorder. This term refers to severe feelings that interfere with everyday life and living.. The crossover symptoms of depression and medical diseases. Some of the symptoms of depression include sad/irritable moods, loss of joy and decreased motivation and energy. As you can imagine, some of these same symptoms occur when a. Major depressive disorder Major depressive disorder, also known as clinical depression, is a mental disorder characterized by at least two weeks of pervasive low mood, low self-esteem, and loss of interest or pleasure in norma

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Offices will be open in September at limited capacity. Appointments for planning burial arrangements or purchasing markers or accessories should still be made by phone as Family Service Counselors are not yet in the office on a regularly scheduled basis. You can reach our staff between 9am and 1:30pm Monday through Friday at 716.892.3063
We are able to take payments by mail or telephone. We will also be able to better handle your location information requests if you call ahead to the office with names, dates of passing, section and/or other pertinent info. The information can then be prepared ahead of time for you to pick up.
We will, unfortunately, still be unable to allow gathering at the office prior to services.
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery was founded for the burial of Catholics of Italian background at a time when ethnic cemeteries were the norm. (The United German and French Roman Catholic Cemetery, dating to 1859, is a stone's throw away and St. Stanislaus Polish Cemetery is just down the street).
Founded in 1913 with a purchase of 20 acres of land on Harlem Road, Cheektowaga, with an entrance between Genesee Street and the Kensington Expressway, the cemetery was consecrated by Bishop Henry Colton in 1913. In a letter dated Nov. 28, 1916, Bishop Dennis Dougherty (later Cardinal Dougherty), set down rules for the governance of the Italian cemetery. Additional acreage was purchased for a total 33 acres in a narrow, very deep cemetery behind the neighborhood known as Tiorunda.
St. Francis of Assisi Chapel Mausoleum was built in 1992. Lovely mosaics of Italian Saints - Santa Francesco and Santa Chiara, St. Francis of Assisi and St. Clare of Assisi, adorn the front exterior. Inside, stained glass beautifully portrays St. Francis, the Stigmata, the Greccio Christmas scene, and the Resurrection. To drive or walk through the cemetery and read all the Italian names gives a feeling for the faith of the Italian ancestors.
Take a video tour of Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Holy Sepulchre, with its 33 acres in the town of Cheektowaga, has over 20,000 interments in the cemetery. There are approximately 8 acres of undeveloped land for future cemetery use.

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Hi Orchid, here in australia it is so hard to adopt that it really easier to do ivf.
Women who say 'adoppt' are ignorant twits. Totally ignore them.
It is very hard when a cycle doesn't work. Nurture yourself, heal, then regroup and move towards your goal again.You will get there. The hardest part is not knowing when that ill be, I feel for you, TH


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Author: Jackson Friedman
Parents say flavored medication can help ensure their kids finish a prescription. Far fewer California pharmacies are offering that service as they await new rules from a state regulator.
As electric bikes and scooters gain popularity among college students, California campuses, including UC Santa Barbara, vary over their regulation.
Update: Santa Barbara County Fire remains on scene of the Sun Fire Incident, which remains at just more than 200 acres and is 20 percent contained as of Friday morning.
The Project for Resilient Communities has been unable to reach an agreement with the County of Santa Barbara to cover the costs of monitoring and cleaning the debris basin nets going forward.


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UK: Food industry defends record on health
The Food & Drink Federation has released a report praising achievements by the industry to cut salt, fat and sugar from products, as its Responsibility Deal with government comes under renewed pressure.
There has been an average 10% cut in salt levels in foods produced by Food & Drink Federation (FDF) members since 2008, said the trade body today (22 January), citing commissioned Kantar data.
The figure is published in the FDF's Delivering Healthy Growth report, which will be discussed at a conference to be attended by public health minister Anna Soubry later today.
Food producers and retailers have been under fresh pressure in early 2013 to show that they are taking serious steps to cut fat, salt and sugar from foods, as well as to improve healthy options for consumers.
Labour, the UK's main opposition party, has called for legal limits on sugar, fat and salt in foods marketed to children, based on OECD figures showing that 26.6% of UK girls and 22.7% of boys are considered overweight or obese.
For now, the Conservative-led Coalition Government is opposed to regulation and the Department of Health has said that it is satisfied with progress made under the current Responsibility Deal with industry, a voluntary initiative that encourages firms to sign up to pledges.
Soubry will announce a further eight signatories to the Deal at the FDF conference today, taking the total to 31.
However, salt reduction is currently under review by the Responsibility Deal steering committee, with some products having failed to meet 2012 targets.
Health minister Jeremy Hunt has also warned the industry to do more, albeit without outlining specific goals or detailing the consequences of not doing so.
"We are seeing real, measurable results," said PepsiCo UK and Ireland president Richard Evans. "UK food and drink manufacturers are acutely aware of their responsibilities – to their customers and employees, and to the environment around them," said Evans, who also chairs the FDF health and wellbeing group.
Check back for just-food's coverage from today's FDF conference
FDF REPORT SHOWS SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS IN VOLUNTARY INDUSTRY ACTION
ON PUBLIC HEALTH
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The progress the food industry has made in empowering consumers to make healthier choices has been revealed today in a new report, Delivering Healthy Growth1. The report, launched by the Food and Drink Federation (FDF)2, showcases a broad package of industry action; ranging from cutting edge processes that enable recipes to be changed to reduce salt, saturated fat and energy density, to workplace wellbeing3 schemes that work to improve the health of thousands of industry employees. New figures from FDF also show that over the last five years, as a result of such industry changes, there has been a 10% reduction in salt levels in FDF members’ products compared with 2008.4
Richard Evans, President of PepsiCo UK & Ireland and FDF Health and Wellbeing Chair, said: “UK food and drink manufacturers are acutely aware of their responsibilities – to their customers and employees, and to the environment around them. FDF’s new report demonstrates manufacturers’ on-going commitment to working both independently and in partnership with other stakeholders towards improved public health. We are seeing real, measurable results, such as a 10% reduction in the salt levels of products made by FDF’s members when compared to 2008.”
Speaking at today’s launch event, Health Minister Anna Soubry MP announced a further eight signatories to the Responsibility Deal’s calorie reduction pledge to help consumers reduce their calorie intake.5 These companies will join the existing 23 signatories, with manufacturers accounting for the largest group of industry participants.6
Melanie Leech, Director General at FDF, said:
“Today’s announcement of a further wave of calorie reduction pledge signatories demonstrates the on-going voluntary commitment by the industry to improving public health. Our members were in the vanguard of calorie reduction signatories last year and I am delighted to see manufacturers again at the heart of today’s announcement.’
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- The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) is the voice of the food and drink manufacturing industry – the UK's largest manufacturing sector. For more information about FDF and the industry we represent visit: www.fdf.org.uk
3. In workplace wellbeing, FDF celebrates the success of its toolkit for employers, launched last year, which has been received by just under 3,500 individuals from both the public and private sector. Link to Workplace Wellbeing report
4. Kantar data compiled for FDF, January 2013
6. Under the Public Health Responsibility Deal 31 FDF member companies have pledges around the non-use of artificial trans-fats, salt reduction and calories, in addition to those to encourage greater physical activity and health at work.
Original source: http://www.fdf.org.uk/
Front-of-pack nutrition labels. It is a divisive subject that can turn those on both sides of the debate a nice shade of red....
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- Column: Why snacking is the new meal
- Unilever buys US condiments maker Sir Kensington's
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- Post: Weetabix "opens up M&A opportunities"


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Natalie of Coquette is the former editor of CRAFT and now fills her time with blogging and spending time with her little girl. You should also check out Natalie’s other blog Coquette Maman, which focuses on fashion and style for moms and their kids. Today she has posted a review of the book, photos and she’s offering a giveaway!
House on Hill Road is a lovely blog where Erin shows us her sewing, crafts and life with kids. It’s a warm and cozy place and makes me think I should have a cup of tea when I’m reading it. Erin has made a couple of the mouse pincushions from the book and in addition to offering a book, she is also giving away one of her little mice. So sweet! Be sure to check out Erin’s shop where she sells these great quilted camera straps (pictured above).
Thanks to Natalie and Erin for being part of the blog tour!

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Major trend from March 26 is broken.
Falling out of the channel this afternoon.
Intraday downtrend keeps on getting confirmed.
Major not offering much support.......
Higher timeframes are oversold....
Might get a rally in to VIX expiration next week.
I lean short and whichever way one chooses to play this, a stop would be against 212.50
I missed selling the 213 calls this morning. Might look at selling 212, 211, 210 but lots of premium already erroded.
Could buy the 208 down to 207 puts
Anything outright would be on the ES with a stop at 2108
Targets are lower ES@2033 most likely

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MVSU Opens Academic Resource CenterJanuary 25, 2002
ITTA BENA, Miss. -- One of the most notable accomplishments and proudest moments for Mississippi Valley State University Athletics Director Lonza Hardy in his first 10 months of leadership of the MVSU athletics department is the opening of the Student-Athlete Academic Resource Center.
"The Student-Athlete Academic Resource Center was born out of our commitment to insure the total well-being of our young men and women both academically and athletically," Hardy said. "It reinforces the primary goal that we all have here at Mississippi Valley State University and that is to do all that we can to help our students excel academically and graduate."
Consisting of 10 internet-accessible computers, the Academic Resource Center will assist MVSU student-athletes with class assignments, enable them to surf the world wide web for information and serve as a tutorial center for athletes needing special assistance.
Alyse Wells-Kilbert will serve as the center's director and also the Devilettes head volleyball coach. Kilbert came aboard the athletics staff on September 17 2002 and is currently assisting the women's basketball team. The Carthage, MS native comes to MVSU after serving as the head volleyball and basketball coach at Belhaven College in Jackson, MS, where she led her Lady Blazers' basketball team to a 24- 7 record in 2000-01.
"I'm very excited about today," Kilbert said. "I think it's important for student-athletes to recognize the student part of being an athlete, to gain the honors and the awards from the academic side as well as the athletic side. The center will provide our athletes with a place in which they'll have tutorial help and also become more knowledgeable about computers. We'll also have an Academic Wall of Honor where we'll spotlight our athletes who are doing well in the classroom and in their sports."


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September 12: The Duke of Edinburgh was represented by the Right Reverend David Conner, Dean of Windsor, at the Memorial Service for Metropolitan Anthony of Sourozh, which was held at the Russian Orthodox Cathedral, Ennismore Gardens, London SW7, this evening.
September 12: The Duke of York today carried out the following engagements in the Czech Republic His Royal Highness, Special Representative for International Investment and Trade, this morning called on the Minister, at the Ministry of Trade and Industry, Prague.
The Duke of York, Special Representative for International Investment and Trade, later visited the Commercial Department, the British Embassy, Myslbek Centre, Prague.
His Royal Highness afterwards laid a wreath at the Janousek Czech War Memorial, Prague.
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A real-time digital holographic microscope with an optical tweezer
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Doğar, Mert (2014) A real-time digital holographic microscope with an optical tweezer. [Thesis]
Official URL: http://risc01.sabanciuniv.edu/record=b1587029 (Table of Contents)
The most significant advantage of the holographic microscopy is being able to image transparent objects such as biological cells without staining. Therefore, the cell image can be captured while it is alive. Moreover, Manipulating a living cell without destructing it’s structure can be achieved by the use of an optical tweezer which apply a pulling force around a tightly focused laser beam without a physical contact. Therefore, an instrument that combines the holographic microscope and the optical tweezer is quite useful for biological studies. Another advantage of holographic imaging is that, one does not need to do mechanical focusing for the scene when recording the hologram. Focusing is achieved by reconstructing the hologram at a certain depth. If the object’s optical depth from the recording plane is not known a priori, auto-focusing algorithms must be used to estimate this distance. However, auto-focusing and reconstruction can be quite time consuming as the hologram sizes increase and the microscope can not operate in real-time with high resolution holograms using traditional central processing units (CPUs). Therefore, for real-time operation, additional hardware accelerators are required for reconstructing high resolution holograms. A holograms can be reconstructed tens of times faster with a graphics processing unit than with the state-of-the-art main CPUs. In this thesis, an auto-focusing megapixel-resolution digital holographic microscope (DHM) that uses a commodity graphics card as the calculation engine is presented. The computational power of the GPU allows the DHM to work in realtime such that the reconstruction distance is estimated unsupervised, and the postprocessing of the hologram is transparent to the user. Performances of the DHM under GPU and CPU settings are presented and a maximum of 70 focused reconstructions per second (frps) are achieved with 1024 ⇥ 1024 pixels holograms. Moreover, a setup for incorporating an optical tweezer to the holographic microscope is provided. With this setup, it is possible to trap small particles while performing holographic imaging.
|Uncontrolled Keywords:||Interferometer. -- Holography. -- Interferometry. -- Digital imaging techniques. -- Digital image processing. -- Microscopy. -- Microscopic analysis. -- Microscope. -- Digital holographic microscope. -- Digital holography. -- Accelerated hologram processing. -- İnterferometre. -- Holografi. -- İnterferometri. -- Sayısal görüntüleme teknikleri. -- Sayısal görüntü işleme. -- Mikroskopi. -- Mikroskopik analiz. -- Mikroskop. -- Sayısal holografik mikroskop. -- Sayısal holography. -- Hızlandırılmış hologram işleme.|
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Bronze has nice value in the art world of sculptures. When setting in a mold, bronze will slightly expand and fill in the finest details. Many extraordinary bronze sculpture statues have been created throughout history; but because of the strength of bronze most haven’t been allowed to survive. Far more ancient stone and ceramic statues exist nowadays even though they are cracked or in fragments. Most of the larger bronze sculpture statues were melted down for weapons during times of war and lost as a part of history. The bronze alloy used both in ancient and fashionable time is very similar consisting of 90% copper and 10% tin.
The ancient Greeks were the first to use bronze to form life size statues. One of those antique bronze sculptures still exists. It is known as “The Victorious Athlete”.
The creating of bronze statue art is a highly skillful talent. The strength of bronze allows the sculpture to create things impossible using different mediums like stone. The look of a bronze statue or bronze sculpture gives a person the feeling of history and long life and it also makes the individual to shop for bronze sculpture. Each piece of the art is unique because of the making method. The process is time consuming and requires several steps. The artist’s idea is 1st shaped in wood or clay to make a cast. The mold is then filled with wax to fine tune the creation and also the mold.
The wax stature is covered in a ceramic solution and covered with sand. Once toughened, the wax is then melted and the mold is strengthened through this procedure. The cast is now ready for the melted bronze. After the bronze has cooled and become solid in the mold, the mold is shattered open and thrown away. The artist then works at refining and finishing the bronze sculpture statue. A gloss will be applied to immediately recreate the actual coloring process that will happen over time.
Before we buy bronze sculpture we need to make certain that, every bronze sculpture for sale ought to have a certificate with it, identifying it as an original. No other bronze sculpture art ought to exist exactly like this one. This certification method is to protect the artist and therefore the art lover from copies and misrepresentations. If you are in the market to find bronze sculpture, make sure you’re employed with the artist directly or a reputable art gallery to confirm the standard of the sculpture for your enjoyment.
Mark Wild is a follower of Anna Chromy and fascinated by ancient Egyptian art and culture for many years. He now relates the experience, beauty and mystery of ancient Egypt by sharing Ms. Chromy’s famous art sculptures, Bronze Sculpture for Sale and paintings available through her website www.AnnaChromy.com


Fallen Kingdom is the darkest and most daring Jurassic movie. It’s also the dumbest.
Southern California Ska band The Skariginals are no strangers to hard work; they’ve been bringing their upbeat and energetic sound to a wide variety of venues since releasing their debut album, Part of Your Balanced Breakfast, in the Fall of 2013.
Now the group is doing even more to excite their fan-base with a brand new video and website.
The video was for the band’s song “Magic of the Moment” and was released via their official Twitter and Facebook accounts Tuesday, January 11, 2014.
The song expertly blends bass, drums, saxophone and other instruments for a dreamy vibe that seems perfect for the video’s beach setting.
Band member Brayden Wiggins watches a sunset with a beautiful mystery girl and plays with his bandmates on the pier in this fun and intriguing video.
If you like this particular track by the band, be sure to check out their full album, which is available on iTunes and Spotify.
Tracks like “We’re Monkeys” and “SkarigiOs Cereal” will have listeners up and dancing because of their fast paced nature while others such as “I Got your Love” will provide the same kind of dreamy sound that’s perfect for hanging at the beach with good friends.
The band has a number of shows lined up for the coming months for anyone who might be interested in seeing them live.
For more information on the band, visit their newly created website.


Wayne Hemingway's Hillington Square plans approved
Plans by designer Wayne Hemingway to transform a rundown Norfolk housing estate have been given the go-ahead by council planners.
Hillington Square, in King's Lynn, will have some flats redesigned to be outward-facing and new gardens and a car park built.
A former road, Union Street, will also be reinstated and spaces will be made for firms and community enterprises.
Work on the estate, which has 320 properties, is due to start in 2013.
The former council estate will be redeveloped by Freebridge Community Housing and Hemingway Design, which was set up after the fashion icon sold his Red or Dead label in 1999.
Mr Hemingway said: "I personally can't wait to see the team's designs and regeneration of Hillington Square start to come to life.
"Months and years of creative thinking and consultation have brought us to this point and the next few years will see this part of King's Lynn becoming a more attractive place to live and the lives of the residents and the surrounding community will be enhanced."


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- DIMENSIONS: 15" Height x 5.5" Width x 6.25" Extends (BackPlate: 4.38"W x 4.38"H) 3.51LBS
- LIGHT: 1-100watt A19 Medium Base, 100 Total Watts, Light Bulbs Not Included
- FINISH: Bronze, SHADE: Dover Mist Glass
- Installation Position: Up
- UL Listed for Indoor Locations
- 1-Light Bath Wall From the Brompton Minka Lavery Traditional Lighting Collection
Designs, while very much alive to the moment, draw inspiration from the English period of William IV (1820 - 1850). Brompton is a wonderfully evocative collection of lighting, showcased by clean lines, highly figured Brompton bronze finish, with Dover Mist glass, nicely toned for accent. Bromptons regal confidence and classic character will be perfect in any decor.
The Minka Lavery 6331-561 Brompton collection Sconce Wall Lighting in Brompton Bronze uses Incandescent light output and brings Antique style. This item is 15"H x 5.25"W x 6.25"D. The total wattage is 100 and the voltage is 120 volts. The Minka Lavery 6331-561 requires 1 bulb (not included). Additional Information: Shade-Dover Mist Glass.


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School of English & Journalism
College of Arts
Amy is a Senior Lecturer in English, based in the School of English and Journalism, and she has lectured at the University since 2007. Her research interests are in the literature and culture of the eighteenth century and Romantic period, particularly women’s writing and life writing. Her monograph ‘British Women’s Life Writing, 1760-1840: Friendship, Community, and Collaboration’ (Palgrave Macmillan, 2014) examines spiritual autobiographies by Methodist writers, the scandalous memoirs of courtesans and actresses, and travel narratives, and it discusses the life writing of Mary Wollstonecraft, Mary Robinson, and Helen Maria Williams amongst others. She is also co-editor (with Daniel Cook) of 'Women's Life Writing 1700-1850: Gender, Genre and Authorship' (Palgrave Macmillan, 2012). More recently, she has developed interests in textual editing and women's literary history, and has co-edited (with Anna Fitzer) 'Editing Women's Writing, 1670-1840' (Routledge, 2017), which draws on her experiences of editing women's court memoirs. She also has interests in biography and historiography, contributing to the collection ‘Historical Writing in Britain, 1688-1830: Visions of History’, edited by Ben Dew and Fiona Price (Palgrave Macmillan, 2014). Her most recent research project, funded by a BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grant, focuses on narratives of ageing in women’s life writing in the early nineteenth century. To date this research has inspired an essay and article on the late life writing of Mary Berry and Joanna Baillie, focusing on ageing and female literary networks. She is also working on an essay for 'The Cambridge Companion to British Romanticism and Religion'. She co-organised (with Dr Rebecca Styler) the ‘Lives in Relation’ conference which took place at the University in 2009 and is a member of Lincoln's Nineteenth-Century Research Group.
Amy coordinates undergraduate modules on Georgian Literature and Life Writing at level three, as well as contributing to core first level modules, Victorian Literature, Introduction to Narrative, and Introduction to Poetry. She contributes to the MA in English Studies and MA in 19th Century Studies and is co-ordinator of optional modules in Nineteenth-Century Lives and The Nineteenth-Century Woman Writer. She co-ordinates research skills sessions for English MA students. Amy is currently supervising three PhD students working on friendship in radical fiction of the 1790s, Tennyson’s poetry, and contemporary life writing. She would welcome enquiries from students considering doctoral study in eighteenth-century and Romantic literature, women’s writing, and life writing topics.
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BEHIND THE DESIGN: UPDATED LOGO
our physical location isn't the only recent change here at emma mckinstry. if you've visited the site in the past few weeks, you might have noticed that things look a little different - particularly, our logo.
I've wanted to add a graphic element to the emma mckinstry logo for a little while, and timing it to coincide with our big move made sense. new city, new (sort of) logo.
when I sat down to think about what image should accompany our original text logo, I had literally no idea what that image should be. I did know, however, that there were three things that needed to be represented in the final design: faith, rhode island, and lexington, ky.
God and my faith in Him are extremely important to me, personally - and are, therefore, at the very core of this business. I have an open and ongoing dialog with God, and regularly ask for His guidance - in life generally, as well as with respect to emma mckinstry. thus, it was very important to me that the new graphic component of our logo incorporate a Christian symbol.
on a real anchor, the arms cross the center shaft right at its top. but for our design, I shifted away from authenticity just a tad, placing the arms a little lower, and thereby turning the shaft and arms into a Christian cross. the cross is subtle - but stands tall and strong, the core of the anchor itself.
ever since the earliest days of emma mckinstry, we've worked with a wonderful manufacturer in providence, rhode island - a city with a storied history of excellence in costume jewelry production. I couldn't have dreamed up a better partnership than the one we have, and I feel extremely blessed to have connected with our manufacturer when I was first starting this company.
I wanted rhode island represented in the logo because it's a place that plays a large role in emma mckinstry, being where our imagined designs are transformed into tangible pieces. and, an anchor - a shape often associated with coastal New England living - seemed like a natural fit for the logo. when I realized that the shape of an anchor could be manipulated in a way that enabled the inclusion of my two other design non-negotiables - representations of faith and kentucky (read on...) - it was a done deal.
emma mckinstry was founded in new york city, but we've just begun a new chapter here in lexington. new york will always be a special place for me and for this business, but both our present and our future are in kentucky.
the horse industry is huge in lexington. and I mean huuuuuge. there are more than 400 horse farms in the area, which is also referred to as "the horse capital of the world". so, really, I couldn't represent lexington any other way than with an equestrian symbol. thankfully, as mentioned above, a horseshoe fit perfectly within the overall anchor design. look carefully, and you'll notice that the base of the anchor takes on the shape of a right-side-up horseshoe, rather than the more pointed shape typically seen on anchors.
so, there you have it: the inspiration behind our newly updated logo! hope you've enjoyed learning about the design and, as always, happy shopping!


0xW3 Music Chart – U.S. Weekly Top Week 42
0xW3 Music Charts is a weekly live show linking musicians to the web3.0 world. We will be joining forces with many of the top music agencies, chart companies, and music companies to promote the development of music web 3.0.
Today we will bring you 0xW3 Music Chart – U.S. Weekly Top (2023 Week 42). Stay tuned to the new episode of 0xW3 Music Charts - US Weekly Top for this week's hottest golden hits across the US pop scene and enjoy the most popular songs.


Producer Hedda Muskat claims that CAA and Ashton Kutcher’s production company deceived her and pushed her out as Co-Executive Producer on a reality series about the DMV. Claiming breach of fiduciary duty, negligence, and promissory fraud in the complaint filed today in L.A. Superior Court (read it here), the Emmy-winning producer is seeking more than $12 million in damages plus other costs from the agency, Kutcher’s Katalyst Media and company co-owner Jason Goldberg. And she’s very clear about what the fallout from the now scrapped series cost her. “Katalyst’s reckless conduct and CAA’s failure to properly represent or protect Plaintiff has had the ultimate consequence of obliterating Plaintiff’s career in the entertainment industry and her reputation as a producer,” says the 16-page lawsuit. Katalyst sued the state agency for $1.4 million in August 2012 after the DMV pulled out of the proposed TRuTV series. After counterclaims and other legal actions, the parties settled the case earlier this year for $450,000. Some of that money, among other damages, is due to her, says Muskat. A producer on America’s Got Talent and A Current Affair among others, Muskat signed with CAA in April of 2009, according to Friday’s filing.


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The thriller surrounding Khloe Kardashian‘s son’s identify continues.
Kim Kardashian was seen asking her sister for an replace in a preview for the Nov. 24 episode of Hulu’s The Kardashians. “What are we gonna name him?” the SKIMS founder inquired about Khloe and Tristan Thompson‘s child boy. “That’s what I need to know.”
While the teaser did not present Khloe’s reply, the Good American mogul, who additionally shares daughter True, 4, with Tristan, beforehand hinted that her son’s identify was “going to start with a T.”
She stated within the season two premiere, which aired Sept. 22, “That’s really the only names I’ve been looking at.”
In July, a rep for Khloe confirmed to E! News that the Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum and the NBA participant have been anticipating their second youngster collectively by way of surrogacy. “We can confirm True will have a sibling who was conceived in November,” the rep famous in a press release. “Khloe is incredibly grateful to the extraordinary surrogate for such a beautiful blessing. We’d like to ask for kindness and privacy so that Khloe can focus on her family.”