- A bolt of lightning that stretched nearly 500 miles across three states is the new record holder for longest flash
USA – A lightning bolt that spanned over 500 miles across three states in the United States has set a new world record for the longest flash.
According to the World Meteorological Organization, the single flash will reach 477.2 miles (768 kilometers) across Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi in April 2020. That broke the previous record of 440.6 miles set in Brazil in 2018. (709 kilometers).
In addition, in 2020, a single lightning flash over Uruguay and northern Argentina lasted 17.1 seconds, breaking the previous record of 16.7 seconds.
Both flashes were cloud-to-cloud so no one was in danger.
They were spotted by NOAA’s GOES-16 satellite, CNN reported.
Normally, lightning does not travel more than 10 miles and lasts less than a second, according to Arizona State University’s Randall Cerveny, the meteorological organization’s chief of records confirmation.
“These two lightning flash records are absolutely extraordinary,” Cerveny said in an email.
Both were cloud-to-cloud, several thousand feet above the ground, so no one was in danger, he said.
These records, which are not linked to climate change, were spotted and confirmed thanks to new satellite tracking technology. Both regions are two of the few places in the world prone to the type of intense storms that can produce what are called “megaflashes, ” Cerveny said.
“Environmental extremes are living measurements of the power of nature, as well as scientific progress in being able to make such assessments,” said Professor Randall Cerveny, rapporteur of Weather and Climate Extremes for the WMO.
According to USA TODAY, “It is likely that even greater extremes still exist, and that we will be able to observe them as lightning detection technology improves.”
Typically, lightning flashes last less than a second and don’t stretch more than 10 miles.
This article contains materials from The Associated Press


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Mitsubishi Materials Corporation, Advanced Materials & Tools Company (President - Fumio Tsurumaki, Headquarters: 1-3-2 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku,Tokyo) has launched new PVD coated carbide grades for the SRM2 ball nose end mill that is used for rough and semi-finish machining.
The SRM2 has a good reputation as an indexable ball nose end mill for rough machining moulds and for delivering excellent fracture resistance through the adoption of the specially designed body. The increased thickness of the insert and of the centre of both the body significantly improves rigidity.
The new grade MP6120; an accumulated Al-Ti-Cr-N based PVD coating, adopting proprietary Tough-∑ technology, has been added for machining stainless steels. Additionally, the MP9120 grade for machining titanium and heat resistant alloys has also been added to complement the existing range.
1. Proprietary Tough-∑ Technology (accumulated Al-Ti-Cr-N based PVD coating) with multi-layering of the coating prevents any cracks penetrating through to the substrate and dramatically improves fracture resistance.
2. MP6120 for machining stainless steels provides superior resistance to thermal cracking and welding through the adoption of (Al,Cr)N coating.
3. MP9120 with CrN coating for machining of titanium and heat resistant alloys, prevents built-up edge that may cause chipping.
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He has a soft spot for the hard-working, underappreciated fast-food workers. So for Christmas each year, he gives them a gift — this year, a crisp $100 bill.
An anonymous man has been popping into fast-food restaurants and coffee shops in Hyannis over the past few days, handing out white envelopes stamped with a big red “Merry Christmas” and containing nothing but a single $100 bill.
“They were crisp, too. It was like it came right from the bank,” said Brittany Coy, 22, an assistant manager at Marylou’s coffee shop, one of the restaurants to receive the money.
The man has been to Marylou’s, two Dunkin’ Donuts, and two McDonald’s restaurants in Hyannis over the last several days. No one recognizes him, and he always hands out the same number of white envelopes as there are employees.
Tim Martel, 23, a manager at a Dunkin’ Donuts on Iyannough Road, said the gifts actually come from someone besides the delivery man.
“I’ve heard they’re all representatives of an anonymous” donor, Martel said. “From what I’ve heard, he targets . . . the fast-food-service industry.”
Coy said she had never seen the man before he came in that day and ordered coffee, but he returned later with the money.
The man then asked for an assistant manager before asking how many employees worked at the store. He then pulled the right amount of envelopes — 15 — from a large stack and handed them over.
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Aussie Lorikeets Join Unwanted List
Conservation Minister Nick Smith today announced the classification of Australian rainbow lorikeets as an 'unwanted organism' under the Biosecurity Act, and the approval of the Department of Conservation's plan for rainbow lorikeet capture.
"Lorikeets are an unwelcome Aussie pest and pose a serious threat to native birds like the tui, bellbird, stitchbird, parakeet and kaka. Significant crop damage in Australia shows that the birds also pose an economic threat to orchardists."
There are an estimated 200 rainbow lorikeets flying wild in the Auckland area following the deliberate releases by a North Shore resident over the last decade. The lorikeet capture plan has been developed by the Department of Conservation, in collaboration with the Auckland Regional Council and the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. The Department will attempt to recapture as many birds as possible using established techniques. The recaptured birds will be made available to commercial aviculturists contracted by the Department to find secure homes for the birds.
support for the development of this plan has been
overwhelming. New Zealanders understand the serious threat
that the rainbow lorikeet poses to our native species.
Even breeders, and those who keep them as caged birds,
accept that they have no place in the wild. I am
particularly concerned about the
possibility that lorikeets could reach the sensitive offshore islands that are important sanctuaries for our threatened species."
A special exemption has been granted to enable responsible owners to continue to keep lorikeets as caged birds. Stronger penalties now exist for those who do not keep the birds in secure aviaries or who release them into the wild. The rainbow lorikeet are also to be added to the Fifth Schedule of the Wildlife Act 1953, joining species like magpies and ferrets as not protected.
"Introduced species like possums, rabbits, stoats and ferrets have proved to be an environmental disaster. Lorikeets have the potential to be equally destructive. If Aucklanders are to hear the morning song of the tui in the future, we must take action now to control the lorikeets."


Population health Interventions need to influence prevalence of a disease or health issue, including prevalence within populations. This calls for a balanced portfolio that addresses the multiple determinants of health: health care, genetics, environment health behaviors, and social determinants. A balanced portfolio includes:
• Strategies at the clinical, community-linkage, and total population level
• Science-based strategies from literature review and proven practice (look for information on effectiveness, and any economic evaluations)
• Innovative strategies, especially when research doesn’t include populations of focus
Some important considerations when developing interventions:
• Incorporate social determinants of health, the socio-ecological model, place matters, and life course approach (see Resources Index for more information on these models and frameworks.)
• Identify options, including policy, systems and environmental change, programmatic interventions, and health promotion. Include interventions in each of these categories to strengthen your overall approach.
• Engage community partners in prioritizing interventions and developing action plan
• Allocate and align resources necessary for implementation
While planning the interventions, also plan for sustainability. How will the desired outcomes be sustained over time? Funding is often the first consideration when thinking about sustainability, yet infrastructure, policy, and community buy-in are equally important. Tools to help with sustainability planning can be found in the Resources below.
Challenge: Some funding sources require proven interventions; partners and stakeholders may want to pursue innovative interventions.
- Try: When adding interventions that are not recognized as best practices, include a rationale (i.e. strategy is necessary for cultural sensitivity to target community) and cite any research you may have to support using the innovative intervention. Put evaluation strategies in place from the start to assess the success of any intervention not classified as evidence-based. You may be able to develop a new best practice that will benefit not only your community but others as well.
Challenge: Sustainability planning may begin too late in the process.
- Try: Include sustainability planning at the beginning of a project or program. Revisit along the way as needs, resources, and opportunities evolve.
Challenge: Partners may perceive sustainability as strictly a matter of funding.
- Try: Identify the infrastructure, policy and procedures needed to sustain outcomes. Then break them down into those that require funding. Form a work group to identify potential funding sources as well as opportunities to leverage existing funds.
Challenge: Health care systems are struggling to keep up with the demands of health transformation, limiting capacity for sustainability planning.
- Try: Engage partners that want the same outcome even though they may have different reasons. For example, rental property owners may support smoke-free housing because it reduces fire hazard and cleaning costs. Smoke-free housing also benefits community health by reducing indoor secondhand smoke.
Challenge: The public may not realize the value of a population health achievement.
- Try: Tell the story of good results in many ways and at different points in time. Help communities connect the dots between successful interventions and health outcomes. For more tools, see the Communications section.
- The Guide to Community Preventive Services, USA.gov
- The 6/18 Initiative: Accelerating Evidence into Action, Centers for Disease Control
- The Socio-Ecological Model: a Framework for Prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- A Life Course Approach to Health, World Health Organization
- Social Determinants of Health, Healthy People 2020
- Aligning with Foundational Public Health Services, Department of Health
- Aligning Clinical-Community Linkages, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
- Aligning with Hospital Benefit Nonprofit Hospitals' Community Benefit Requirements (PDF), HealthAffairs.org
- Aligning with Value-Based Payment Road Map, Washington Health Care Authority
- Social Impact Bonds, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- "Financing Population Health Improvement," Institute of Medicine


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New :15 and :30 second brand spots to air on NBC stations
in Los Angeles, New York, Miami – available to view at AmaWaterways.com/BrandSpot
CALABASAS, CA – (May 17, 2019) – Luxury river cruise line, AmaWaterways, launched its new multi-platform, multi-phased advertising campaign across NBC stations in New York (WNBC), Los Angeles (KNBC) and Miami (WTVJ), this week. For the campaign, AmaWaterways is teaming up with LX.TV and Skycastle, in-house production teams that serve NBC owned television stations, to create customized spots and specialized segments about AmaWaterways’ ships that will showcase the luxury cruise line’s experiential appeal of cruising along the world’s most iconic rivers. In addition to the spots running on-air in these three markets, the content will receive additional distribution through the stations’ digital/mobile platforms. AmaWaterways also will be integrated into NBC Owned Stations Lifestyle programming with a national integration in Open House and a fully devoted episode of nationally distributed 1st Look. In 2020, AmaWaterways will expand its linear/digital advertising campaign to NBC owned stations in Philadelphia, Dallas/Fort Worth and San Diego.
“We are confident that this strategic TV and digital campaign with NBC owned stations will open our product up to a new generation of travelers,” said Janet Bava, chief marketing officer of AmaWaterways. “We are thrilled to answer the call from our travel agency partners who, for many years, have longed for more consumer awareness around river cruising in general and AmaWaterways specifically.”
The spots are narrated by Executive Vice President and Co-Founder of AmaWaterways, Kristin Karst, as she describes the family-owned company’s unique entrepreneurial journey from a one ship start-up to an award-winning river cruise company leading the industry in innovation.
“From the very beginning, our families’ vision was to create a river cruise experience that we ourselves would love. To us, that meant elegantly appointed ships, high quality locally sourced food and wine, a variety of immersive tours and above all, crew who made everyone feel like part of the family,” said Karst. “I am proud to be sharing the AmaWaterways story through our new TV campaign and hope that these very personal ads capture the warm welcome and family spirit for which AmaWaterways is known.”
The first phase of the new AmaWaterways campaign launched on May 13 with spots airing on NBC stations WNBC, KNBC, and WTVJ. These markets comprise target markets for the company, and a high concentration of past AmaWaterways guests. AmaWaterways’ new spots and longer video segments will air beginning fall 2019. As part of Loyalty Appreciation Month this November, AmaWaterways recently unveiled new Loyalty Cruises with special cruise benefits and recognition for those who have sailed previously with the company. AmaWaterways’ new ads will serve as another component of a marketing program directed at this important audience.
The second phase of the campaign expands to NBC stations in Philadelphia (WCAU), Dallas/Fort Worth (KXAS), and San Diego (KNSD) in 2020, and will include LX.TV/Skycastle-produced spots and customized content for NBC stations’ on-air programs and digital platforms.
For full details, or to book an AmaWaterways river cruise, contact your preferred Travel Advisor, call 1.888.626.0994 or visit AmaWaterways.com today. Follow AmaWaterways on Facebook at Facebook.com/AmaWaterways, Instagram @AmaWaterways and Twitter @AmaWaterways.
A family-owned company celebrating 17 years on the river, AmaWaterways offers unforgettable river cruises with 23 ships sailing Europe’s Danube, Rhine, Moselle, Main, Rhône, Seine, Garonne, Dordogne, Dutch and Belgian Waterways and Douro Rivers, Southeast Asia’s Mekong and Africa’s Chobe River. Led by experienced river cruise co-founders Rudi Schreiner and Kristin Karst, the company is renowned for its innovative stateroom design featuring unique “twin balconies”; its wellness activities including a wide choice of included shore excursions featuring biking and hiking options for the active traveler; and its award-winning dining—including The Chef’s Table specialty restaurant as well as complimentary fine wine, beer and soft drinks with lunch and dinner. Modern, spacious and tastefully decorated, each ship features onboard amenities such as hair and massage salons and a fitness room, and many have heated outdoor swimming pools with swim-up bars. AmaWaterways leads the river cruise industry in innovation highlighted with the launch of AmaMagna – at twice the width of traditional river ships, this revolutionary ship offers a new dimension in luxury river cruising. The company also offers a variety of themed sailings and brand relationships, with sailings geared towards active travelers and families as well as group and charter options.
With the highest-rated ships in Europe according to the third edition of Berlitz: River Cruising in Europe & the USA, AmaWaterways has received countless honors and accolades including Cruise Critic’s Editor’s Pick Award for “Best for Active Cruisers” and 2018 AFAR Reader’s Choice Award for “Best River Cruise Line.”
About NBC Owned Television Stations
NBC Owned Television Stations, part of the NBCUniversal Owned Television Stations division of NBCUniversal, includes 12 local broadcast television stations and a regional news network serving the largest markets in the nation, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Dallas-Fort Worth, San Francisco Bay Area, Boston, Washington, D.C., Miami-Fort Lauderdale, San Diego and Connecticut, as well as Puerto Rico. The stations produce and broadcast more than 17,000 hours of local news and information programming and enterprise journalism each year that is important and relevant to the communities they serve, delivering it across multiple online, social media and digital out-of-home platforms. The division also operates COZI TV (www.cozitv.com), a national network that brings viewers some of America’s most beloved and iconic television shows and hit movies, as well as the lifestyle production company, LX.TV, and the in-house marketing and promotions company, NBCUniversal Skycastle.
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When I was still trying to understand my condition, after testing made it clear what I had, I was just a walking jumble of questions. It seemed that nothing had all the answers. No one person had what I needed to know. It was aggravating, to put it mildly. As someone who is more likely to covet knowledge held in your library over the jewels in your bedroom, when I want to know something, NEED to know something, then I stop at nothing to get my answers.
The really tough ones were about my symptoms, ones I never spoke about or simply could not remember to talk about when the time came. There were so many little symptom checkers all over the place that didn’t list every symptom I had. Was this normal? Was that usual? Am I supposed to feel this way? Do others get these issues?
It felt like I was hitting wall after wall. I joined a great online group called Life with Lupus. I found blogs from other Lupus patients, such as Despite Lupus, that helped some. The biggest help actually came from meeting another person, face to face, who had Lupus. Over a simple meal we discussed her symptoms and issues. I got the back story on how she found out she had Lupus. Our stories were so different that I realized something that no one really said aloud; Every patient reacts differently to Lupus.
Finally I understood why I was always tired and confused, and worse was that I was always in pain. The only other Lupus patient I spoke to, besides the one mentioned above, face to face had thought I didn’t have the same type of Lupus as she did because my symptoms seemed so different from hers. She didn’t have constant pain. She was not dealing with major scars on her face from the terrible rashes. Her hands did not hurt, nor did they have scars and bleeding. Her symptoms where more toward the tiredness and confusion. She had concentration issues and rarely had any flare ups. Her symptoms were mostly in check for over 15 years. She was convinced that she needed to do some research to help me with what she had began to believe was simply a type of skin Lupus that I had.
After talking more, we both came to understand that we had the same type of Lupus; Lupus SLE. The issue was not the diagnosis, but it was the information that was provided to us about Lupus. Another oddity was that as soon as we each started talking about our issues, all three of us got a flare up at the same time. I believe it was cause by the mental exhaustion we went through comparing each case. The first woman nearly died in the hospital from strange symptoms when she found out about her diagnosis. I had spent a year with face rashes no one could help me with and a slowly creeping fatigue that would take away my life as I knew it. The second woman had symptoms that mostly dealt in cognition and mild fatigue that had stayed in check for over 15 years.
Baffling that each of us had the same illness, yet were so vastly different. Two not able to work currently and one working full time. Two with breathing issues and one not. Two with skin rashing, and the other with only mild scalp issues. One with constant pain, one with mild inconstant pains, and the third with only mild discomfort from swelling time to time. It was that way with every symptom we discussed. So different, yet all the same diagnosis. Why? It was easy. Three different women with three different medical and familial histories. Three different life styles and diets. Three different bodies suffering from Lupus SLE, yet each not receiving the same evil little friends of Lupus.
Talking to more people, I found out about the other issues I had. My symptoms were not so obvious to doctors. My Rheumatologist was fantastic, though very unspoken in her findings and thoughts. So when I listed off my various issues (not able to give every one I knew to be of use to her, granted) she did not say that I had some of the other issues I came to find out I had. The first thing she said, beyond Lupus, was a word that started with D and was so…. Well, it sounded like gibberish when she said it. I could never quite grasp what she said. All I knew was that it attacked both my skin and my muscles, namely my leg muscles.
When reading a blog, the other Lupus patient discussed her issue with Raynauds. I wondered if I had it too. I was not sure if I was simply creating more issues in my own self worry and self doubt or if it really was an issue I had. I decided to keep careful track of the problem. Finally it was my mom who started calling one of my fingers “the ET finger” jokingly that got me discussing the issue with my doctor. The woman on the blog had said that she simply put up with the problem and that she decided not to take medicine for it. I wondered if I was being a wimp about it. I tried to just ignore it, but when I spoke to my doctor it was because it no longer could be ignored. The trouble was that it hurt so much I would start yelling at my fingers for hurting and could not sleep because of the pain and cold of my fingers. I wanted to bite them off. No joke, I actually thought about it. They hurt that badly.
The medicine my doctor gave me was simple. It started working quickly. Lesson? Don’t psych yourself out. If it is not usual to YOU then it is not usual. It is not normal and needs to be dealt with. If your doctor, Rheumatologist, says not to worry about it but you keep having a problem: TELL THEM! You are not a wimp. You are not someone who is just freaking out. I’m not saying there will not be times here and there when you are in fact just worrying over nothing. I’m saying you should be your own health Advocate.
I have had to point out things several times that my doctor other wise would not have diagnosed me with or focused on. I have to deal with things that I really wish I did not need to, but the good thing is that they are being handled. Don’t just ignore a problem and wish it away. That does not work. If you have symptoms, write them down. Keep track of them. Do some research on the internet. I love checking out pictures on google of things other patients posted. I compare rashes, symptoms, etc. That’s another reason I like being part of Life with Lupus. I’m going to put the link below for you to check that out. You can say what is really going on and the other patients will talk to you. Even if all you are able to do is rant, they will listen.
If you don’t deal with your symptoms and issues you will crash and then your symptoms will get way worse. It’s like ignoring your body when you have a fever. The fever does not just go away. You have to do something about it. Treat it.
Speaking of Fevers, one of the things I quickly found out was that I could not take regular medicines, such as asprine, while on the medications assigned by my doctor. Web-MD and even the actual websites for the companies that made the medications will list any interactions. The other thing I did was develop a healthy relationship with my Pharmacist. Did you know that your doctor does not know much about the medications you are being prescribed unless they personally take them? They are paid to push certain medications. A general list is given of appropriate medications that work with your needs. They have a very basic knowledge, and each specialist has a unique understanding according to their specialty. But the person you are expected to discuss your medications with is not your doctor. Your friendly Pharmacist went to special schooling just to get their degree.
Allen, my pharmacist, is a great guy. Any time I get a new medication or want to start taking a supplement, herb, etc, he talks to me about it. Why? He knows ALL of my medications. Not just some, but all of them. He’s even called doctors back to ask why they assigned me one medication when he says I should be taking another. They always agree with him. He knows his stuff. I also took the time to get a few books on natural medicine. Why? Because I can not use the other stuff. No NyQuil or Aspirin or me. Nope. Good bye Excedrin, my old friend. Yarrow, clove, special teas, and the like are now my new combatants against the problems that ail me. That and a good many ice packs. I have two heat pads but no microwave, so there goes that.
Do your homework.
Write things down. You are now your own second opinion.

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Q&A Attendees *subject to change: Isabella Wing-Davey
A young woman in Victorian England finds purpose, and maybe even love, through science.
BIO: Isabella Wing-Davey is an award-winning British filmmaker, a Film Independent Fellow and a New York Film Festival Artist Academy Fellow. She was awarded a Hollywood Foreign Press Association Award and Alfred P Sloan Production Award for The Rain Collector (2015) starring Celine Buckens (War Horse and Hermione Norris (Cold Feet). It has played at festivals around the world, including Leeds International Film Festival, London Short Film Festival (nominated: Best Woman Director), Dallas International Film Festival, IFFBoston, Fusion Film Festival (Audience Choice Award) and FLICKERS Rhode Island International Film Festival.
She holds an MFA from NYU's Graduate Film Program and has also produced many award-winning short films (Frances Bodomo's Afronauts: Sundance, Berlinale, Kate Tsang's So You've Grown Attached: Woodstock Film Festival Best Student Shot and Student Academy Award finalist) and worked in development and production on projects for Showtime, Lionsgate and Park Pictures with Cooper's Town Productions. She splits her time between New York and London.
The Woodstock Film Festival is a not-for-profit, 501c3 organization with a mission to present an
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We're all connected. As biological, emotional, and spiritual organisms living on this planet, everything we do creates ripples that reach beyond our perceived borders. The Spawning Grounds, by Gail Anderson-Dargatz, does more than highlight the connection between cultures, legends, and nature: it weaves together all the nuances and struggles of being human within the complicated framework of spirituality.
Raised by their grandfather on land settled by his English ancestors, Hannah and Brandon haven't had the easiest family life. With an absent father, mental illness, and a troublesome history shadowing their childhoods, they strive to find their places in the world, even if it means forging their own paths. Unfortunately, Brandon's life is threatened after nearly drowning in the river. Physically, his body heals, but mentally, he isn't the same boy who fell into the water. Determined to save both her brother and the river, Hannah delves deeper into the past so she can change the outcome of the future.
Anderson-Dargatz delicately entwines First Nations' beliefs with white settler skepticism using her unique brand of story-telling. As the histories of the Shuswap and white settlers unfold through stories told to Hannah, more than "the mystery" of the river is unveiled. We're introduced to the possibilities of a world that can only filter into the consciousness if you're willing to suspend disbelief and simply believe.
I entered a Goodreads Giveaway and was fortunate enough to be gifted with a pre-release copy of The Spawning Grounds by Gail Anderson-Dargatz.


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Close to Gatwick Airport this small and friendly family run hotel is ideal when you need an overnight stop near to Gatwick Airport. The hotel offers a shuttle bus which runs to and from the airport between the hours of 6.00am and 23:40 midnight, taking just 10 minutes from the hotel to pick up or drop off guests at either terminal. w.e.F 1st of June 2012 our both ways transportation charges will remain same £5 per person, However one way transportation will be charged £3 per person. (payable on check in).The Days Hotel Gatwick offers excellent value for money for all hotel facilities including holiday parking before or after your stay with us.The Days Hotel Gatwick is an ideal base for touring the South East Central London is only 30 minutes away travelling on the Gatwick Express. Brighton and the South Coast are within 45 minutes on the train.This newly refurbished hotel enjoys now a new elevator and each of the 74 bedrooms at the Days Hotel Gatwick has en-suite bathroom, colour television, telephone and a hairdryer. A welcome hospitality tray with coffee and tea is provided for you on arrival in your room.
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We want to follow the teachings—think as positively as possible. Oh my! Some situations can feel overwhelming, so many factors, we are trying so hard. We may know we are not thinking positively—in fact, we can notice things showing up that we don’t want—oh my what to do?
Calantha enjoyed being close to her sister, Kayla. She learned a remote healing modality and offered her sister sessions to heal and uplift her. It turned around Kayla’s circumstance so thoroughly it felt like a miracle.
Kayla had suffered some losses, felt depressed and worried about finances. In the uplift from the healing, K got involved in a project to increase her abundance and out of wanting to share the success included C.
As K did raise capital, she offered some to C to follow up on tips K provided. The interaction proceeded, got complex and at one point, C lost some of the funds her sister had offered her.
Kayla knew that losses were part of the environment of playing to increase wealth. She stayed positive with her sister C.
Meanwhile Calantha, our star suffered. C blamed herself for that lost revenue. She thought, ” Hey, if I had those funds to use in my life I could buy alot. I was stupid to lose that!” She felt responsible and her fear about money got triggered. This experience brought up emotion of past financial projects and losses. She felt fear every morning.
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Our heroine sought help to regain her strength and belief in abundance. What to do, how to shift?
- Overall perspective: It’s such good news that she wants to clean up this thought pattern in which she feels wrong; so GOOD that she becomes aware that SHE is creating what she does NOT want. Hooray for the energy and willingness to shift more and more so that the positive thinking builds momentum, has more power to attract.
- C makes it ok HOWEVER she feels at this moment
- She accepts whatever has happened. our star cultivates compassion for herself.
- Calantha recalls that any occasion when a human focuses on changing thoughts repeated practice of new patterns is required.
- This dear woman appreciates whatever she can– both in specially designated times of the day and during her flow as the day unfolds.
- She takes the easy way when she can.
- Daily C offers herself plenty of rest.
- With a satisfying know Calantha is embarked on a very worthwhile undertaking.
Outdated thought: “It is taking me so long!”
In addition, Calantha realized she was on a journey of changing deeply held habits of thought and that shifting these will take some focusing. This is what the growth looks like for everyone and yowser it was so worth it!
Outdated thought: “I should be giving more service to the world”
When we are feeling frisky, full of life, feeling good, flowing and creating—tuned in, tapped in, turned on—this is our best service to the world.
There is no “only for self”. We are one with humanity and when we thrive, we contribute mightily.
So many of us can relate to the way Calantha got to thinking and to the self-blaming patterns.
She felt so much relief in shifting this thinking. Also, our star got some Jin Shin Jyutsu sessions and felt profoundly relaxed. She got a taste of the ease that is possible. We all can access feelings of well being through our bodies and know this soothing accelerates the shift in vibration.
The author wants to collaborate with readers. Do you have a circumstance about which you could use a hand shifting your point of view? Please comment with your suggestion or question. Together we are creating a more satisfying journey! Really please ask for what you would like to know to shift your thinking!
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Janet Pearlman is a spiritual teacher, counselor, healer and artist. In these posts composed of true stories, she inspires others to know themselves and compassionately to develop skills of empowerment. In her forty-five year journey of self-discovery, she has deeply studied the teachings of Abraham-Hicks, Ernest Holmes and more. Janet offers individual sessions by phone and in person. Please contact her at firstname.lastname@example.org to arrange an appointment.

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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Alabama's unemployment rate was up slightly last month.
According to the state Department of Industrial Relations, the jobless figure was 3.7 percent in July compared to 3.5 percent the previous two months.
ADIR Director Phyllis Kennedy, in a statement, said last month's numbers represents more than 81,000 unemployed individuals.
Nationally, the unemployment rate for July was 4 point 6 percent.
Shelby County's 2 point 6 percent was the state's lowest unemployment rate. The highest was recorded in Bullock County where
the figure was 10 point 5 percent.
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He has been left out of the England squad for their upcoming matches but Blues manager Avram Grant is convinced his captain will be fit enough to face Derby in the Premier League.
Meanwhile Chelsea took their unbeaten home run in the league to 69 matches with a 1-1 against Everton but have now drawn six of their last nine league games at Stamford Bridge.
Didier Drogba bagged his seventh goal of the season in the 72nd minute before Tim Cahill salvaged a point for Everton with an overhead kick in the 90th.
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The city of Gastonia has launched condemnation proceedings against several landowners along Titman Road in an effort to finally widen the increasingly busy span. That could ultimately result in property owners being forced to sell some of their land, even if they don’t want to. But the city still expects to reach agreements that don’t involve the court or the use of eminent domain. “Most of these folks are agreeable to offers we have made,” said Gastonia engineering director Rusty Bost. “This is just a matter of us staying on schedule.” Gastonia is spending $5.6 million to widen about a mile of two-lane Titman between New Hope and Lowell Bethesda roads, by adding a center turn lane. It requires about 10 feet of additional right of way on each side. It’s one of four road-widening projects that voters approved four years ago. Time-consuming preliminary engineering work and utility relocations have contributed to the work being drawn out.
Fifty-seven parcels along both sides of Titman are being affected, and City Council members last week voted to authorize condemnation proceedings against six landowners. Those include two couples, two churches, a homeowners association, and a group of seven property heirs. Filing court papers to begin the process allows the project to move forward. “We don’t want any more right of way than we need,” said Bost. “We want desperately to settle these things before it goes to the courts.” While negotiations and correspondence continue, Gastonia will be able to begin clearing trees along the road in May. The relocation of overhead utility lines and poles this summer will precede construction set to begin in the fall. Construction could take a year or more, meaning the road may not be complete until spring 2016.
Negotiations for right-of-way acquisition began in November. The city hired an independent appraiser to assess the average value of land along that route and offered to buy the 57 parcels based on a rate of $1 per square foot, Bost said. The city will also offer a fair price for the loss of trees, brick walls or similar features along front yards or driveways. In some cases, the route of the road may be altered slightly, Bost said. The right-of-way agent hired by the city to oversee the negotiation mails letters, makes phone calls and attempts to make personal visits to the landowners. But sometimes they live in another city, and it’s not just one person who gets to make the decision. The parcel at 4159 Titman Road, for example, is occupied by Ephesus Seventh-Day Adventist Church, which is owned by a national organization. “Sometimes the local folks have some say in it, but they’re not the ones that get to sign the deed,” Bost said.
Hershel Brady and his wife are one couple the city has begun condemnation proceedings against. They own the home at 4558 Titman, but live in Iron Station.
Brady said Tuesday he isn’t averse to selling land for the widening. They’ve just had other things going on, he said. “I remember we got something in the mail about it,” he said. “My wife has been handling a lot of that.” When the city began securing right of way along Myrtle School Road last year in an effort to widen, it began condemnation proceedings against four of 130 total landowners. But all of those issues were worked out before the court got involved, Bost said. “We’d much rather sit down with these folks and agree to a price,” he said. “Otherwise, everybody has to go out and hire an attorney.”
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We all go to music festivals for the music.
But there’s a lot more to Sonic Bloom Festival than just the sounds.
It’s a bit cliche to say the best thing to see at a music festival is the music. Yes, we get it – it’s in the name. These days music festivals are more immersive, more engaging, and more creative than ever before.
Nestled in the mountains of Rye, Colorado, Sonic Bloom Festival offers attendees a multitude of attrations, visuals, classes, and workshops to tickle even the most veteran festival goer. With everything from live art and yoga to rock balancing and black jack, choosing your adventure is the name of the game.
This unique site is becoming the long-term home of Sonic Bloom Festival.
Join in on the ground level as this beautiful land is transformed into a permanent gathering place for Positive Impact Festivals and the collective transition to a more just and sustainable world.
This year, attendees invited to get involved through the Sonic Bloom Permaculture Action Day and Hub during the festival.
Live Visuals by Android Jones
Perhaps one of the most tapped in and brilliant digital artists of our time, Android Jones is a visual phenomenon you will not want to miss.
Creating live art during Shpongle‘s Saturday night set, Android’s trippy, multi-dimensional work will bend your mind and have you questioning reality.
Art Installaions: Illuminalight & Gravity Glue
Illuminalight specializes in custom projection mapped installations for event production. Based in Colorado, this group of visual artists breathes life into 2D and 3D objects with mesmerizing projections to create fantastical illusions for visually illuminating experiences.
“Gravity Glue” is not as much about rockbalancing as it is about learning to flow as an integral function of the universe.
It is an archetype for creation, whose key to the universe is creative active meditation and alignment with nature, through which, one touches and experiences infinity on a regular basis.
Interested in learning how to paint? Want to know more about how artists create their masterpieces?
Take in every brush stroke and solid line – breathe in the acrylic and oils and ask questions if you want to know more. The best way to learn is to watch the masters of the craft at work.
Yoga & Movement Classes
Dancing isn’t the only way to shake it loose at Sonic Bloom 2018. Loosen those limbs, work out the previous night, and stretch it out with all the yoga and movement classes offered.
There’s no better way to start the day then with a sunrise stretch and Sun Salutation. Or give acroyoga a go and learn to base or fly. Any way you choose to move is alright with us.
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Looking for a game? Bet you won’t find one quite like this. Step right up and place a bet, but there’s one catch: there’s no money allowed.
So what do you have? What’s in your pockets?
The game’s Frick Frack Blackjack, a No Cash No Limit barter blackjack game. Marvelous Marvin will be your dealer and he’s a trader of sorts. Some have called him a hustler and a gambler, but he don’t want your money, he’s after your shoelaces.
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What are you excited to see at Sonic Bloom 2018?
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Now that interisland airline go! has left Hawaii, Mokulele Airlines is offering non-stop flights between Honolulu and Kahului Airport on Maui, Mokulele's chief operating officer, Dave Berry, told PBN.
The airline will soon offer two flights per day, starting at $79 each way, and may eventually increase that number to five, Berry said.
Under a co-share agreement with go!, Mokulele was unable to previously offer the route. However, since go! left the market last month, "we can fly that route direct now," Berry said.
Mokulele was part of go! until November 2011, when Mesa Air Group sold it to TransPac Aviation.
"Ever since then, we have been two different companies, but people are still associating go! airlines with us," Berry said.
Mokulele has been geting calls from go! customers regarding the airline's closing, Berry said. Also, he said, because of the former association with go!, some people think that Mokulele is going out of business, which is not the case, Berry said.

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The decision of the Hepatitis C compensation tribunal to prevent the daughter of a man who died from HIV infection due to contaminated blood products from seeking a medical negligence compensation award for psychological suffering has been overturned at the High Court.
Mr Justice Bernard Barton said it was hard to accept that the tribunal made an award to the man’s wife in 2009 in connection to what was termed to as the “horrific” circumstances of the man’s death and then not make a similar ruling in relation to his daughter who went through the same experience. Judge Barton ruled that the claim should be sent back to the tribunal “for assessment and award”.
The daughter, who is now 44 years old, was in her teens when her father passed away. She had appealed to the court against the Minister for Health and Children, with the Hepatitis C and HIV Compensation Tribunal as a notice party, over the decision made by the tribunal in February 2015 not to allow her submit a medical negligence compensation claim. Her father was one of a group of over 100 people suffering from haemophilia who was given a blood transfusions that was contaminated. As a result of this he contracted HIV and died from issues he experienced from the disease in 1989 when he as just 40 years olds.
The tribunal approved a medical negligence compensation payment to the man’s wife in 2009 in relation to the trauma she experienced leading up to her husband’s death. The Hepatitis C tribunal had said that the death of the man in question was “one of the worst cases” before it.
Mr Justice Barton said that the man’s daughter had been seriously depressed and was admitted to hospital in 2006 so her illness could be treated. However she still suffers from it today. The Judge said he accepted the daughter’s testimony in relation to the psychological affects that the circumstances of her father’s death had on her.
Justice Barton sent the issue back to the tribunal “for assessment and award”.


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HVCDP- Maguindanao Conducts Two-day Training in Nuro,Upi
MAGUINDANAO | March 19, 2021
Two-day training on Processing, Packaging, and Labelling of Coffee and Cacao conducted by the High-Value Crops and Development Program a banner program of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Agrarian Reform held at San Isidro Parish Hall, Nuro, Upi. Maguindanao on March 19, 2021.
The said activity aimed to give support on Market Opportunity to coffee and cacao farmers through good processing, packaging, and labeling of the products.
Key Officials of MAFAR – Maguindanao was also present during the training and headed by Provincial Director Ronjamin M. Maulana facilitated by Provincial HVCDP Coordinator Engr. Saidamen Borero and MAFAR-Municipal Officer Dimasisil A. Akmad.
Moreover, Executive Director Selahuddin Y. Hashim of Moropreneur Inc. served as the Resource Speaker in the said activity and discussed to the participants the branding, packaging, and labeling of coffee and cacao products. Credits to MAFAR Maguindanao.
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We're DYING! We love us some Stevie Nicks and to be getting new music AND a tour….there are just no words!!!!!! (only exclamation points!!!!!)
This afternoon, after Stevie performed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, she announced that she's headling a new tour alongside Rod Stewart starting in March.
Along with that, her website dropped the BOMB on us and revealed that on May 3rd, Stevie will be releasing her first new album in a decade called In: Your Dreams.
No, really. It's been ten years since she has put out any new music and we are beside ourselves with excitement to hear what she's got in store for us. She reportedly co-produced the album with former Eurythmic Dave Stewart and Glen Ballard and the first single, Secret Love, is available for instant download when you pre-order the CD.
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But first, let us share with you the dates and cities so you can catch Stevie live too! We have no doubt it will be an amazing show. Check out the list after the break.
March 20: Bank Atlantic Center (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.)
March 23: St. Pete Times Forum (Tampa, Fla.)
March 24: Philips Arena (Atlanta)
March 26: Madison Square Garden (New York)
March 27: Mohegan Sun Arena (Uncasville, Conn.)
March 30: TD Garden (Boston)
April 1: Bell Centre (Montreal)
April 2: Air Canada Center (Toronto)
April 5: Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia)
April 9: United Center (Chicago)
April 10: Joe Louis Arena (Detroit)
April 15: US Airways Center (Phoenix)
April 16: Hollywood Bowl (Los Angeles)

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Dynamic mortality modelling: fitting a parametric model to Kenyan insurance mortality data and parameter estimation in a VAR/VECM system
This is among pioneer studies on Modelling Kenyan Mortality using a parametric model. Kenyan insurers have not embraced the use of complex approaches to modelling mortality. They have concentrated on modelling expected returns on investments which they believe is a more significant assumption. Lack of sufficient mortality data has also hindered modelling future mortality. This paper uses four years Kenyan Insurance Mortality data (2007-2010) to assess the appropriateness of the Heligman Pollard Model in modelling Kenyan Mortality. The rates between 2007 and 2009 are used in a VAR system to obtain 2010 rates and a comparison of the HP output and the real rates done. Further, parameter estimates for 2011 are done and the general trend in the movement of parameters over the 5 years discussed. The Heligman Pollard is used in this paper because it captures the whole mortality curve well and also it has recently been used to model South Africa mortality.


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Cannabidiol (CBD) is among one of over 85 cannabinoids that were found being contained within the cannabis plant and has the second highest volume of cannabinoid in marijuana following THC. However, in hemp, THC exists only in trace amounts, with CBD dominating the makeup of your plant. CBD is non-psychotropic and doesn’t cause a high. It interacts using the body’s naturally occurring systems. Which make it a less controversial as well as a safer option, while still providing significant benefits to people In Dover, York.
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The way that CBD interacts with your body is by the endocannabinoid system or endogenous cannabinoid system (ECS). The endocannabinoid system was first discovered throughout the late 1980’s regulates the homeostasis in the body, or general balance state, which impacts functions including immune response, pain, hormone regulation, appetite, sleep and mood. Much like an acrobat high on a very high wire, our surrounding environment impacts our regular balance. This is certainly corrected with the endocannabinoid system by mediating the body’s reaction to keep things level.
The endocannabinoid system is located in all mammals and is composed of an incredible number of various cannabinoid receptor sites that happen to be primarily found throughout the immunity process (the CB2 receptors), central nervous system (the CB1 receptors) and brain that act inside the neural communication.
The endocannabinoid system, however, doesn’t rely only on phytocannabinoids or plant-based cannabinoids. The body can make its own cannabinoids. 2-AG and Anandamide, which function within a similar way to CBD, are the endocannabinoids from the body, that happen to be created as a way to control communication somewhere between cells, to mediate the functions of the human body.
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The non-psychoactive of cannabis and naturally low-THC hemp plant, grows in a number of countries all over the world then gets imported to the U.S. to be used in foods, natural supplements, building materials and textiles.
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During the last decade or more, there have been greater than 23,000 studies authored by peer-reviewed medical journals that detail the impact of cannabinoids, cannabis oil and cannabis on our bodies.
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However, due to Usa regulatory limitations that relate to processing and growing hemp, the method for delivering CBD hemp oil products to a customer’s doorstep in Dover, Pennsylvania is getting more advanced.
From the United states it is actually prohibited to cultivate hemp for commercial purposes, even after the 2014 Farm Bill was passed. Approved top reasons to growing hemp is limited to pilot programs with regards to research needs. Even though hemp corps have recently been planted in these states as Minnesota, West Virginia and Kentucky for the initial time during the last half century. So United states hemp cultivation features a lengthy best option before it can meet current domestic demand.
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And so the hemp that is used for producing the top CBD products that are offered to folks in Dover, Pennsylvania, especially in Pennsylvania within the Usa in cultivated in various countries around the globe. This is why the hemp that is used within our CBD oil products comes from farms in Europe. And simply any hemp crop is used – specific hemp plant cultivars from the hemp plant are important for yielding an added that may be sufficient for CBD Cannabis Oil.
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The Role of the Thymus in Type I Diabetes. (TregDiab)
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.|
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT03236558|
Recruitment Status : Unknown
Verified October 2017 by University Hospital, Toulouse.
Recruitment status was: Not yet recruiting
First Posted : August 2, 2017
Last Update Posted : October 26, 2017
|Condition or disease||Intervention/treatment||Phase|
|Type1 Diabetes||Procedure: Blood collection||Not Applicable|
|Study Type :||Interventional (Clinical Trial)|
|Estimated Enrollment :||30 participants|
|Intervention Model:||Single Group Assignment|
|Masking:||None (Open Label)|
|Primary Purpose:||Basic Science|
|Official Title:||Thymic Generation of Regulatory T Lymphocytes in Type I Diabetes Patients.|
|Estimated Study Start Date :||February 2018|
|Estimated Primary Completion Date :||February 2019|
|Estimated Study Completion Date :||February 2019|
Experimental: Patients with diabetes
T1D patients with blood collection
Procedure: Blood collection
Ten cc of peripheral blood will be taken from patients and healthy controls as soon as possible after T1D diagnosis of the former.
- Variability of the diversity of antigen-receptors' repertoires, expressed by regulatory T cells from type I diabetes patients and healthy controls. [ Time Frame: Day 1 ]Treg from the pediatric patients and the control subjects' blood will be isolated by cytometry, the messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) of these cells will be isolated, and the analysis of the alpha and beta chains of the TCRs will be carried out by high-throughput sequencing.
- Ratio between TCR diversities expressed by Treg cells vs. conventional T cells. [ Time Frame: Day 1 ]Treg from the pediatric patients and the control subjects' blood will be isolated by cytometry, the mRNA of these cells will be isolated, and the analysis of the alpha and beta chains of the TCRs will be carried out by high-throughput sequencing.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT03236558
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|CHU de Toulouse||Not yet recruiting|
|Toulouse, Midi-Pyrénées, France, 31059|
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|Principal Investigator: Claire Le Tallec, MD|
|Sub-Investigator: Carole Morin, MD|
|Sub-Investigator: Zeina Ajaltouni, MD|
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LEICESTER, N.C. (WLOS) — This time of year gorgeous gourds take center stage -- but not just as jack-o-lanterns at Halloween. Pumpkins also play an important part in a local fundraiser.
Students at Leicester Elementary School are voting for their favorite pumpkins that were painted by their classmates. Each vote raises money for Eblen Charities.
It's just one of the many fundraisers the school has participated in this year for Eblen.
Teachers said they want their students to develop a love of their community and learn the importance of helping others.
"Eblen helps people with stuff, if their glasses break and they don't have money to pay for that kind of stuff, they help people around here do that," fourth-grader Savannah said.
"Some people don't have a lot of money to buy jackets and school supplies, and, like the school, Eblen Charities helps them with money so they can buy the things for their kids," fourth-grader Alexis said.
The school also raised money in Eblen's walkathon earlier this month and has come in first place in the amount of money collected in previous years.
Leicester Elementary is having a Fall Festival at the school from 4-7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 2. Admission is free.

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Elizabeth Livingston, MD (MFM), current President of the North Carolina Obstetrical and Gynecological Society (NCOGS), spoke at this week's press c
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Once upon a time, I was involved with a guy who was different from other guys. This is a classic line that most women have probably heard but more often than not, it’s a lie. However, he was an exception. He really was different, but not in the way we all romanticize; he was a feminist — or so he claimed to be.
We had known each other for a few weeks before we got involved. I could tell he liked me but I wasn’t interested so I brushed him off and didn’t give him the time of day. One night, we found each other at a party and things between us clicked. We spent the night getting to know one another and just hung out together in that moment. Soon after, he was all I could think about and like all adult relationships, our relationship progressed and quickly grew more intimate within the course of a few short days. As the days passed on, our emotions and feelings for each other grew stronger, and the chemistry between us was evident to everyone around us.
One night, we were laying together in a twin dorm room bed, exchanging stories and smiles when the vibe suddenly changed. His mood switched, and I knew that whatever was coming next would not be in my favor. His lips parted and he asked, “What do you want out of this?” I answered by telling him that I had feelings for him. I also told him that I wasn’t the type of girl that’s only taken to his bedroom, and I like to be taken on dates. His reply was three words that caught me completely off guard. Three words that I was not prepared to hear. I know what you’re thinking, and no, they were not the life-changing eight letters that everyone longs to hear. His three words were “I’m a feminist.”
Now what exactly is a feminist? It seems to be a word we all hear but don’t truly know the meaning of. In simple words, a feminist is a person who believes in equal rights and opportunities for both men and women. I consider myself to be a feminist and respect anyone who also identifies as a feminist, but what did that mean? Failing to decipher his reply in my head, I asked him what he meant. He explained to me that he believed women could sleep around with men without judgment just as men do. It was a statement I agree with, but then he continued to say that he did not believe that men had to be gentleman-like toward women such as holding doors for them, taking them on dates, etc. He was using the word “feminist” as an excuse for sleeping around without commitment or feelings. It’s a concept that’s perfectly reasonable, except when there is emotion already involved in the relationship, which in our case, there was.
From that point on, our encounters included nights spent together spilling our feelings for one another that would be forgotten in the morning. In the presence of the daylight, we would go back to exchanging little to no words. He used feminism as an excuse for staying in, and it eventually grew old. Our relationship fizzled out and soon became extinguished.
Now, every time I hear a privileged college frat boy call himself a feminist, I can’t help but eye-roll and feel sorry for the next girl that falls for him. I can respect a man who identifies as a feminist, and I can respect a man who wants a no-strings-attached relationship, but I cannot respect a man who messes with a woman’s emotions by using feminism as an excuse for a casual fling. If you want a noncommittal relationship, then establish one. Don’t hold my hand, spend the night with me or try to personally connect with me. There is no rule of feminism that states that a feminist cannot have romantic feelings toward a man, or a man cannot be a gentleman towards a woman because it’s degrading. Feminism is not an excuse to leave emotion and commitment out of a relationship, so please don’t use it to break someone’s heart.


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I keep having the same bad dream…
A quaint town, full of people I have never seen or heard, walk out of a church. Dressed in white. And, although no one is crying and there is no casket, I somehow know it is a funeral. It’s in the way the men have parted their hair that morning and the way the women hang on to their daughters’ wrists. Partly because they are in the presence of a future they warn their daughters about before they head out on a Friday night. Or as they glance at “missing” posters at the supermarket. They grasp on to the wrists of their kin, their tiny shoulders, their innocence. And partly because, contrary to popular belief, those mothers need to hang on to something different than they did before that morning. No one is wiping tears from their faces, yet they carry their somberness in their fingertips.
And I am not watching the pastor, or the people anymore. I am now looking for two things: my own mother, and the damn casket. But I can’t. Because I am not really there. I am watching this scene unfold from outside the church and I can’t help but feel confused. And alone. And full of questions in this town I seem to still not know anything about. But also, grateful that at least I am looking for something. Even if it’s questions I’m not sure I want the answer to.
They never carry a casket outside the church. They never release balloons in the sky.
And my mother is never a face in the crowd.
Recently, I’ve come to one conclusion: I am just a visitor in this town.
We all are. In the meantime, I’ll look for other things to watch that is not The Funeral.


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Receptor for Calcium in the Body
Recent work by an Australian researcher has discovered a hitherto unknown property of a receptor for calcium in the body. This can have important implications for our diet and in boosting our calcium intake.
Norman Swan: Let's stay with bones because work by an Australian researcher has discovered a hitherto unknown property of a receptor for calcium in the body. If the finding is confirmed, it has important implications for our diet and anyone interested in boosting their calcium intake.
Dr Arthur Conigrave is in the Biochemistry at the University of Sydney.
Arthur Conigrave: It's a lock and key mechanism for calcium that allows the body to respond to changes in calcium levels. The surprising thing about this particular lock and key mechanism is that it turns out also to be sensing changes in amino acid levels.
Norman Swan: Where is this receptor in the body, is it all over the body or is it just in the bone? Where is it?
Arthur Conigrave: Well it turns out to be widely distributed. It was first isolated from the endocrine gland in the body which has primary responsibility for holding calcium levels in your blood within a very tight range.
Norman Swan: This is the parathyroid gland is it?
Arthur Conigrave: This is the parathyroid gland.
Norman Swan: The tiny little gland sitting behind your thyroid in the neck.
Arthur Conigrave: That's right, humans have four of these, and they occasionally cause problems by being over-active, and when they are over-active they release a hormone that strips calcium out of bones.
Norman Swan: So they have to measure calcium in the blood. Now we obviously start off thinking about osteoporosis, but there are lots of reasons that calcium should be at a stable level in the blood, because for example, the activity of the heart and how stable the heart is depends on the calcium level in the blood, and if that changes, your heart can get quite jittery.
Arthur Conigrave: That's quite right. Calcium determines activity of muscles throughout the body and the heart is just one of those muscles. Ultimately if the calcium strays too far from its normal range, then it's life-threatening.
Norman Swan: And so if calcium levels drop down too low then we can absorb more from the diet, or to use your words, we can strip our bones of calcium to feed the bloodstream to keep the calcium level. The bones don't just keep us standing, they're a reservoir of calcium for the rest of the body.
Arthur Conigrave: That's right. And if we strip too much calcium out of the bones, then they weaken.
Norman Swan: So you have found that it doesn't just sense calcium, it senses protein as well?
Arthur Conigrave: The building blocks of protein are sensed, and that's the surprising thing. It cares about 10 or 15 of the basic building blocks of proteins of which there are 20.
Norman Swan: What purpose could there be for it to be automatically sensing the amino acids and then moving them up and down so that they're on an even keel too?
Arthur Conigrave: I think that if we consider bone for the moment, one of the problems that the cells have that are making bone, is to match the rate at which calcium is deposited into the bone to the rate at which protein is also being laid down as a matrix for that calcium.
Norman Swan: Because bone, if you like, is laid down on a net made of protein so if the sensor says too much calcium, you've actually got to lay down a bit more bone here to get rid of calcium from the blood. The cells have got a problem here because they've actually got to recruit protein to actually do the job.
Arthur Conigrave: To make good bone, you need to match the rate at which the protein is laid down and to the rate at which calcium deposits in that protein.
Norman Swan: Therefore your hypothesis is that what the sensor is doing is saying not only is the calcium too high but I've checked, the protein's OK so you can get on with the job.
Arthur Conigrave: That's right.
Norman Swan: Having found that, that it's not just a pure calcium thing, that it is about protein, what does that tell you, practically, about say looking after your bones, osteoporosis or whatever?
Arthur Conigrave: It tells us that we need to reconsider the dietary advice in the context of say young people who are trying to build bones, and also in older people who are trying to maintain the bones they already have. So not only does it appear that calcium intake is important, currently we're saying something like 1 gram of calcium per day, or a little more than that, but it also means that we need to reassess the amount of protein that we take in our diets, and people who are on low protein diets, we know from some recent epidemiological evidence, are actually at risk of breaking down bones too fast.
Norman Swan: So their calcium intake would be normal, but if they've got low protein, they could still be at risk of osteoporosis?
Arthur Conigrave: That's right.
Norman Swan: And do we know the kind of protein that's going to make a difference? Is there a cocktail of calcium and a cocktail of amino acids which is the right one that you might want to try out for osteoporosis?
Arthur Conigrave: I can't answer that question at the moment, but it's interesting to contemplate that question. At present I think all we can say is that protein intake in general should be, particularly for women, at a level of about 1 gram per kilogram body weight per day. So if you're a 50 kilogram woman, then you should be taking in at least 50 grams of protein a day. But it is interesting to speculate that we may be able to identify different sources of proteins in the future that might have the make-up that would be most appropriate for stimulating this receptor.
Norman Swan: Have you looked at dairy food? Because some people have been arguing for some time that it's unnatural to be taking your calcium supplements as pure calcium because it may well be that there are things in dairy foods that allow the calcium to be absorbed better. Do you think this is supporting that view?
Arthur Conigrave: Yes, I do. Casein is the major milk protein and there is evidence, epidemiological evidence, that the intake of calcium from milk is more effective than the intake of calcium from other sources in the diet. So cheese, for example, or milk, which are rich in calcium and protein, may well be a better way of fortifying bones, than say, taking a calcium tablet.
Norman Swan: Why would this receptor be so widespread in the body? Why wouldn't you just have it in bone, or even just in the parathyroid glands, because the blood passes by there, they can monitor it and send out a signal and say Hoi, you'll get more protein and calcium into the body. Why would it be everywhere? Or in all the places anyway.
Arthur Conigrave: We've known for a long time that the body gets an early warning of the arrival of nutrients into the gut, into the stomach and into the intestine. And some of the responses that occur as a result of say, the ingestion of protein, would be an increase in gastric acid production that aids digestion, or the release of enzymes from the pancreas into the intestine, which breaks down the major nutrients that are coming into the body.
Norman Swan: So the bowel collects the menu pretty soon after you've read it?
Arthur Conigrave: That's right. This receptor we know is expressed in the gut, it is expressed in the stomach, and it is expressed in the intestine, and so it would appear that in these sites that it's playing an important role in sensing the arrival of nutrients into the gut. Potentially it could be, for example, aiding the absorption of calcium and other nutrients, such as amino acids, into the body.
Norman Swan: And is this receptor a target for new pharmaceuticals, for osteoporosis or what have you?
Arthur Conigrave: Well yes, it is. And we're already aware of one class of drugs that have a similar action to the amino acids.
Norman Swan: And are these drugs that are already on the market?
Arthur Conigrave: They're not on the market, they're currently in clinical trials. They look very good.
Norman Swan: Dr Arthur Conigrave from the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Sydney.
Conigrave A.D. et al. L-Amino acid sensing by the extracellular Ca2+-sensing receptor. PNAS, April 25, 2000, Vol. 97, No. 9, pp 4814-4819
Kobilka B., Allosteric activation of the CaR by L-amino acids. PNAS, April 25, 2000, Vol. 97, No. 9, pp 4419-4420
- Dr. Arthur Conigrave
- Senior Lecturer,
Dept. of Biochemistry,
University of Sydney,
Sydney NSW 2006
- Dr Norman Swan
- Brigitte Seega


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Indian squash player Saurav Ghosal has lost his third round game in the ongoing US Open squash tournament and has bowed out from the tournament being held in Philadelphia. However, Joshna Chinappa is still there in the competition and will play her third round game later tonight.
Top-ranked Indian, Saurav Ghosal's tenure ended in the US Open 2018, a PSA world tour platinum event, in the third round on Tuesday. Pitted against the top seed and highly rated Egyptian Mohamed Elshorbagy, the Indian did put up some resistance but
Saurav had a smoother ride in the men's section. The Indian beat Tom Richards of England 11-4, 11-8, 11-3 in the second round.
The other Indian in the fray, Joshna Chinappa, the 16th seed in the women's section awaits her third round match against eighth-seeded Sarah Jane Perry, later tonight.
Joshna, who is seeded 16, had a tough match in her opener against Julianne Courtice of England where she won 6-11, 11-9, 8-11, 12-10,11-3 and qualified for the third round of the US Open.
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Playmobil launches loyalty card
Playmobil, the manufacturer of preschool toys, has joined forces with independent retailers across the UK to launch a loyalty card scheme that will be valid until the end of the year.
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Five films are collected here, and only in two does he really have anything like a clear claim to the leading role. Supporting actor, co-star on occasion, but rarely is he asked to carry a film. Even where he arguably gets the main part — The Heart of the Matter and Outcast of the Islands in this collection — there’s a meaty supporting cast buoying him up and it’s still no guarantee of top billing. Yes, Brief Encounter is here, of course, but Brief Encounter is really all about Celia Johnson. She is where the emotional heft of the film resides. Trevor’s just there to look good and give her someone to play off. He’s a consort, a co-lead.
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