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Last night, Ariana Grande released the first promotional single from her upcoming album, Sweetener, due August 17. The track is titled “The Light Is Coming” and it marks the fifth collaboration between Grande and Nicki Minaj. Produced by Pharrell, “The Light Is Coming” is a stark departure from the pure pop sound of the album’s lead single, “No Tears Left to Cry,” but does it pay off?
Built around a sample of private citizen’s argument with Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Specter over private healthcare insurance in 2009, “The Light Is Coming” immediately begins with a strong political undertone that is believable and poignant. The first artist heard on the track is Nicki Minaj; she delivers an underwhelming, succinct, and forgettable verse that is only saved by how smooth her flow is over the beat. Grande reportedly auditioned eight rappers for this song, and if this was truly the best verse then the song should have remained solo.
Following Minaj’s verse, Grande jumps straight into the chorus in which she delivers her vocals in a similar manner to 2004 Gwen Stefani. The production remains the most interesting part of the song; the easiest reference point for the track’s overall sound is N.E.R.D.’s most recent album, No One Ever Really Dies. With cascading whistles and clicks over a warbling bass and sharp kick drum, the production is insanely catchy. In addition, Grande’s layered background vocals, the main melody, and the supporting harmonies are absolutely excellent. Nevertheless, there are two overall issues with this track: Ariana’s enunciation in the pre-chorus is a clear regression from her previous improvements and the second and third choruses are entirely too long and repetitive. If both choruses were halved, the track would be much better.
While “No Tears Left to Cry” was one of the best pop songs of the year so far, “The Light Is Coming” is one of the most interesting songs of the year. “The Light Is Coming” bodes well for the different sounds we can expect to hear from Ariana on Sweetener and her willingness to step outside of her comfort zone should be applauded. Like many songs, this could sound way better after a few more listens and a music video, but as of right now it’s simply good, not great.


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RMT says conditions and pay for cleaners at St Pancras terminal are “a shocking display of the gap between haves and have-nots” in the capital
RMT has announced strikes by cleaners who it says are “paid peanuts to clean the swanky first class facilities” at the St Pancras Eurostar terminal.
The cleaners are employed by the services company Initial, working at facilities served by Eurostar, East Midlands, First Capital Connect and Southeastern High Speed.
They are scheduled to strike for 48 hours on 16th and 17th February and for a further 48 hours from 1st March.
The action follows a campaign for union recognition after RMT says the workers had not had a pay rise in four years.
It describes Initial’s current offer of an increase of 13p per hour as “insulting”.
RMT general secretary Bob Crow (pictured) said: “It is a shocking indictment of London as a city that the luxurious Eurostar terminal is cleaned by an exploited workforce on poverty wages and that Network Rail have done nothing to stop their contractors, Initial, from treating their staff like dirt.
“Last week, another contractor on the Eurostar system, OCS pulled back from strike action and raised the basic rate to a minimum of £8 an hour and improved conditions like sick pay. Initial staff on the stations deserve similar recognition not a kick in the teeth and a pathetic £6.76 an hour.
“RMT is determined to fight for justice for the Initial cleaners, and action from Network Rail on this stain on the fabric of St Pancras. Pickets and supporters of this brave group of workers will be out in force on Thursday morning demanding a living wage.”
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- Court rejects NYSDEC’s appeal of FERC’s Valley Lateral ruling
- Pruitt issues guidance clarifying NSR evaluations
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- OPEC forecasts rising non-OPEC oil supply, especially US oil production
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- MARKET WATCH: NYMEX crude oil settles under $61/bbl on US Cabinet shifts
- Trump fires Tillerson as secretary of State, names Pompeo as successor
- Woodside enters into deal to operate Scarborough gas field
- Eni strikes deals for concessions off Abu Dhabi
The light, sweet oil price for April delivery fell more than $1/bbl on the New York market for a second consecutive day Mar. 8, which analysts attributed to falling gasoline prices as well as rising US oil production and a strengthening US dollar.
Despite solar and wind energy advances, fossil fuels will remain necessary to lift people in economically developing nations out of poverty, an Australian government official maintained on Mar. 9.
The American Petroleum Institute released new studies showing potential economic benefits to states and communities along the Atlantic, Pacific, Alaskan, and eastern Gulf of Mexico portions of the US Outer Continental Shelf if oil and gas resources are developed there.
While the offshore oil and gas industry has made substantial progress in improving subsea bolts’ reliability, multiple opportunities exist for it and the US Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement to work together and establish a forum to do more, a committee at the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine concluded in a new report.
Oil prices gained by more than $1.80 on both the New York and London markets Mar. 9, which analysts attributed to positive US economic indicators and a declining rig count. Light, sweet crude for April delivery settled above $62/bbl while Brent for May delivery settled above $65/bbl.


Detroit Lions undrafted rookie tight end Cole Wick envisions a day in the not-too-distant future when he won’t be the only player in the NFL from the University of the Incarnate Word.
“There are a lot of guys there that have the skills necessary to play at this level,” Wick said. “They have a lot of scouts rolling through there now. It’s cool. I can’t wait for them to get here.”
In the meantime, Wick will gladly continue to serve as the Cardinals’ NFL flag bearer. It’s a role that includes patiently putting up with teammates’ quizzical looks after he answers their questions about where he played college ball.
“People come up to me and say, ‘Where are you from?’” Wick said. “I tell them and then they act like they don’t hear me right, and I have to say it six or more times before they get it.”
Signed by the Lions in May, Wick is the first player to make it in the NFL from UIW, which didn’t have football until 2009 and won’t be postseason eligible in the Football Championship Subdivision until 2017.
Wick made the Lions’ 53-man roster after taking advantage of injuries to veteran tight ends Brandon Pettigrew and Eric Ebron in the offseason.
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Position: Tight end
Size: 6-6, 257
NFL experience: Rookie
College: Incarnate Word
Birth date: Nov. 30, 1993
Fast facts: Two-way star at Hallettsville Sacred Heart led the Indians to the 2011 TAPPS Division IV state championship ... Three-year starter for UIW… Earned Southland Conference honorable mention honors after setting a UIW school record for average yards per catch (17.5) as a junior in 2014 … First-team All-SLC as a senior after catching 30 passes for 364 yards and two TDs.
Carrying 257 pounds on a 6-foot-6 frame, Wick’s willingness to block was his calling card coming out of UIW, but it was his soft hands, ability to pick up the playbook and grit that opened eyes during offseason drills.
“When you can start off smart and tough, you got a chance. And he’s smart and tough,” Detroit tight ends coach Al Golden told reporters in June.
It also didn’t hurt that Lions special teams coordinator Joe Marciano is the brother of UIW offensive coordinator and offensive line coach Tony Marciano. But Wick believes he earned his roster spot by proving he could “play under pressure and not cave in.”
“I know what I am going to have to do out there on every play,” he said.
That was evident in Sunday’s 39-35 season-opening win over the Indianapolis Colts. Backing up Ebron, Wick finished with one catch for 5 yards and plenty of time on special teams.
“It was awesome, pretty indescribable,” Wick said of running onto the field at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
Wick said the goose bumps he experienced before the game went beyond it being his NFL debut.
“Indy was my favorite team growing up, so that made it even more surreal,” Wick said. “Here I was playing against some guys I’ve seen for years, guys like (veteran Colts linebacker) Robert Mathis. I wasn’t star struck, but I was really excited.”
Wick said he grew up rooting for the Colts because Dallas Clark was his favorite tight end. Clark caught 427 passes for Indianapolis from 2002-11.
“I wore 45 (at UIW) because I liked him (Clark wore 44) but also wanted to be my own person,” Wick said. “I also liked Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne and obviously (Peyton) Manning.”
Sporting No. 89 these days, Wick said there is plenty to like about Detroit quarterback and Dallas Highland Park graduate Matthew Stafford, who was 31 of 39 for 340 yards with three touchdowns in the opener.
“He’s s smart guy with a great arm,” Wick said. “I’ve already jammed a couple of fingers catching passes from him.”
Wick’s catch came in a tight fourth quarter, a sign Stafford has trust in him. In all, Wick logged 14 offensive snaps, and received praise from Lions coach Jim Caldwell for his blocking.
“I think the thing that’s most important is that he’s tough,” Caldwell said. “You can work on the techniques and fundamentals and all that kind of stuff, but you know he’s got the toughness.”
Stafford and several other Lions stars have passed on a few pointers to Wick. And at least one of them, wide receiver Golden Tate, has followed him on Twitter.
“It’s pretty cool,” Wick said of his social-media bond with Tate. “Getting to talk to him is pretty cool.”
What’s also pretty cool is Wick’s improbable journey from Hallettsville Sacred Heart, where he was one of 26 students in his graduating class, to holding a job with one of the league’s oldest franchises. Ignored by major colleges coming out of high school, Wick is grateful UIW “took a shot in the dark” on him.
“A lot of people questioned if I could play at the college level, so I came in there with a chip on my shoulder,” he said.
Wick caught just 30 passes for 364 yards and a pair of touchdowns as a senior, but scouts from 17 NFL teams came to the Cardinals’ Pro Day to check him out, along with linebacker Myke Tavarres, a former Arkansas recruit, and four other players.
Tavarres signed with Philadelphia after also going undrafted, but the Eagles cut him during training camp.
“We thought whoever got him would really like him,” UIW coach and former NFL assistant coach Larry Kennan said of Wick, who was also pursued by Carolina and Tampa Bay. “He played in a pro-style offense with similar terminology and numbering.
“We were really tickled when he made the Lions because he’s not just a good football player. He’s a great human being who works extremely hard and comes from a great family, was a great student and is grateful for the physical gifts that he has. He’s a great example of what UIW football is all about.”
Wick’s football career isn’t the only aspect of his life that’s looking up these days. He said he’s planning on proposing to his girlfriend, Texas Lutheran University volleyball player Kristin Fording.
“I can’t wait to get back and do that,” he said.
But for now, he’s devoted to helping the Lions start 2-0 for the first time since 2011.
“I haven’t had time to see any of (the city of) Detroit yet because it’s all about football now,” Wick said. “That’s all I’m focused on.”
And by doing so, he’s spreading the word about UIW.


Long before Barry White become the superstar and ladies man that he perhas is most known for to the general public, he was a struggling artist and songwriter on the west coast. Blessed with a deep and emotional voice, and also a songwriting genius he soon made some noise locally and was offered to both record, produce and write for himself as well as for other artists. This is one of White´s earliest tracks as a solo artist and it is very interesting to listen to and compare to the music which he made later on in the 1970s that took him to the top of the charts (and women). Enjoy!
"All In The Run Of A Day"


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Host-country determinants of Japanese foreign direct investment in developed countries.
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In this paper, the pooled data of ten developed countries are used to investigate the determinants of Japanese FDI in these countries. Cross-sectional time series modeling is employed to examine the relationship between the Japanese FDI flows and their determinants in the develop countries.
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Date: July 20th
Time: 6pm - 9pm
Come watch a stage of the Tour de France with a mountain top finish with us!
BYOB, but pizza, snacks, water and soda pop will be provided!
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Thursday, 20 July 2017 - At 179.5 kilometres, stage 18 in the Tour de France leaves from Briançon to travel to a summit on the Izoard Pass. The last mountain stage in this year's Grande Boucle is played out on rolling roads before two long and steep climbs kick in with 60 kilometres remaining.
It is the 34th appearance of the Col d’Izoard in the Tour de France, yet it is the first time the finish line lies at the top. No photo finish, that’s for sure – the riders will come strumbling across the line.
The last mountain stage in the 2017 Tour de France starts leaves from Briançon, at an elevation of 1,170 metres the highest city in France. At kilometre 60 the riders crest Côte des Demoiselles Coiffées, a 3.9 kilometres climb at 5.2%, and until kilometre 110 there is really nothing to worry about.
The first slopes of the Col de Vars begin in Jausiers. That way, it’s a 21.5 kilometres climb which is getting steeper along the way. With sections between 2% and 3%, the first half is merely a false flat before the going gets tough(er) from kilometre 13 onwards. The last 9.3 kilometres are the official climb and this section come with an average slope of 7.5%. But it still gets steeper and steeper. Close to the top the party really gets going with 2 kilometres at 10% and 11%.
After the drop to Guillestre the last climb of the Tour de France appears. The road through the valley is a false flat of almost 20 kilometres that runs to the foot of the Col d’Izoard. Then, with the sign ‘start climb’, the gradients really kick in. The Izoard is a 14.1 kilometres climb that is averaging 7.3%. The last part 10 kilometres go up at 9% and lead to the forbidding and barren slopes of Casse Déserte. A perfect and dramatic backdrop for the last summit finish in the 2017 Tour de France.
The first three riders on the line take time bonuses of 10, 6 and 4 seconds.
The 18th stage of the 2017 Tour de France starts at 12:55 and the finish is expected at 17:34, both local times (scheduled times).
Read also about the favourites to win the 18th stage.


RoboCT is a robot-assisted computer tomograph that is unique in the world in terms of its size, flexibility and accuracy. With prior knowledge of the object to be scanned, the system can calculate the fastest, collision-free paths for the robots. Usually an operator has to program this manually beforehand. The trajectory is calculated with the help of a digital twin. This also monitors the robot positions for collisions during operation. With laser trackers, the robots can be positioned with an accuracy of 0.3 mm. This enables high-precision 3D reconstructions and 3D X-ray images of e.g. batteries for electric vehicles.


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In English | El veredicto de unos $72 millones de un jurado contra Johnson & Johnson, por no haberles advertido a los consumidores acerca del posible riesgo de cáncer que presenta el talco en el polvo de talco de baño y para bebés ha planteado preguntas sobre la seguridad del uso de estos productos, especialmente como parte de la higiene femenina.
En español | A $72 million jury verdict against Johnson & Johnson for failing to warn consumers of a potential cancer risk from talc in baby and bath powder has raised questions about the safety of using these items, especially for feminine hygiene.
Recently I wrote about how Johnson & Johnson inappropriately marketed Risperdal to treat agitation, confusion and other symptoms in older patients with dementia. As if that's not enough, the company's now tentatively agreeing to a $4 billion - yes, that's billion - settlement with thousands of patients for whom a company-made hip implant failed.
We hear a lot about how older Americans have difficulties with their prescription medications. That makes it all the more disturbing when a pharmaceutical company takes advantage of them by promoting a drug as safe and effective for a certain condition - like, say, dementia - when in fact it may not be.
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Still in the mood for sex despite the coronavirus pandemic? For some people, the answer is yes, but for others, the idea is completely unthinkable.
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However, it turns out that online dating has become very popular during lockdown. The number of users on dating apps has doubled and there is no doubt that it is the safest way to avoid becoming infected and infecting others with the virus. However, there will always be someone who breaks restrictions in order to get their kicks, we can only hope that they do so safely.
So what if we told you that there was a way to get off that still keeps you safe? Well it turns out that the Canadian authorities have found the answer to this problem and it might reassure people who are afraid of becoming infected. In a public statement, the Centre for Disease Control in British Columbia made quite a blunt proposal to their residents. They said:
Use barriers, like walls (e.g., glory holes).
What is a ‘glory hole’?
Glory holes are a way to have sex, in which the male genitals are inserted into a hole in the wall in order to be satisfied by a partner on the other side. Both men and women can engage in this practice.
This type of sex can not only help spice it up in the bedroom, but it can also limit contact between partners. And if that sounds good, just keep reading.
The Centre for Disease Control also recommends other measures to keep physical contact as limited as possible during sex:
- Wash your body and hands with soap and water before and after sex
- Avoid or limit kissing and saliva exchange
- Choose sexual positions that limit face-to-face contact
- Use condoms, lubricant and dental dams
- Wear a mask during intercourse
But all these precautionary measures aside, don’t forget that sex is good for your physical health and your psychological well-being.
Check out the video at the top of this article for more information.


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Dynamite Shrimp / Spicy Dynamite Shrimp recipe
Dynamite Shrimp is a popular Asian dish, made famous by PF Chang’s, which can be easily prepared at home with simple ingredients. Shrimps are coated with a Japanese style tempura batter and deep fried to golden perfection to make Dynamite Shrimp. It is then coated with a sweet and spicy “Bang bang sauce”, as it is popularly known, which makes it an extremely exotic, delightful appetizer. It was Elsa, my darling God daughter who persuaded me to try this recipe. She is a great fan of P. F. Chang’s Dynamite Shrimps, and I was apprehensive how mine will turn out. Well, it turned out beautiful and the whole family loved my version; the cleanly licked plates was my reward!
Preparing this Dynamite Shrimps was quite easy. Once the Shrimps were cleaned, the rest was cakewalk! It has well balanced flavours, and that Bang Bang sauce, Oh my! This is a perfect appetizer like crispy fried Coconut Prawns, for small get-togethers and festive occasions. Or better still, pamper yourself with this tempting Dynamite shrimp, anytime! Add this to your Christmas menu and start the lunch with a bang!
Do check my Christmas special continental breakfast recipes like variety Pizzas, stuffed garlic bread, sausage rolls, crescent rolls etc. If you are looking for traditional Kerala style breakfast, check my Appam recipes, Mutton stew, Veal stew, Mutton curry, Nadan Chicken curry, Beef Curry etc. And for Lunch, nothing is more appealing than Kuttanadan Tharavu curry and Duck Pepper roast. Also, check my other delicious appetizers / Starters like Crispy Honey Chilli Potato, Chicken Lollipops, Chilli Fish, Calamari fritters, Crispy fried Coconut Prawns, Chinese Veg. spring rolls, fish fingers etc. If you are a crispy chicken fan, try my KFC style fried Chicken recipe, another favourite.
This Dynamite Shrimps/ Prawns are quite easy to prepare, and you will definitely enjoy the perfectly balanced sweet and fiery flavours. Wishing you all a Joyful and Blessed Christmas. May Infant Jesus bless your homes and hearts with happiness and love abound!
Ingredients for Dynamite Shrimp:
|Shrimps or Prawns
|: 500 grams
|Black Pepper powder
|: ¾ tsp.
|Red chilli flakes
|: ½ tsp
|Ginger Galic paste
|: ¾ tsp
|: as required
|Maida/ All-purpose flour
|: ½ cup
|: ½ cup
|: 1 tsp
|: ½ tsp
|: as required
|Lettuce and Spring Onion greens
|: for garnishing
Ingredients for Dynamite Sauce:
|: ¼ cup
|Greek Yoghurt / Fresh thick Yoghurt
|: 2 tbsp
|: 3 tbsp
|Sweet Chilly Sauce
|: 2 tbsp
|: 1 tbsp (+ more if required)
Step by step recipe for Dynamite Shrimp:
- Clean, deshell and devein the Shrimps.
- Marinate with pepper powder, ginger garlic paste, crushed chilli powder/ chilli flakes and salt for half an hour.
- Meanwhile, make the bang bang sauce by mixing all the ingredients required for the same.
- Mix Maida, Corn Flour, Chilli powder and salt. Divide the flour mix in two bowls.
- Dredge the marinated Shrimp in this flour mix. Shake off excess flour.
- Beat the egg in a bowl and dip the shrimp in egg and coat again with the flour mix.
- Heat oil in a pan and deep fry shrimps till golden brown. Keep aside.
Arrange the serving bowl with Lettuce and arrange the prawns. Pour the Bang Bang sauce and Spring Onion greens on top and enjoy.
- Honey has natural antioxidants and is great for your diet.
- Medium sized Shrimp or prawns can be used for this recipe.
- Adjust the measure of Red chilli Powder and chilli flakes to suit your taste.
- Dynamite shrimp Is all about spicy. Sriracha sauce provides an extra zing. However, if you don’t have it in stock, use hot chilli sauce.
- Garlic Mayonnaise is better for right flavours. If you are using a strong Mayo, do adjust the flavours till you get it right.
- Greek Yoghurt or thick Yoghurt (sourless) is used to balance the overpowering taste of Mayonnaise.
Please try this Dynamite shrimp recipe and let me know if you like it or share with your friends through the share buttons on the side. It will definitely inspire me to add more homemade recipes for you. Thank you and God Bless!!

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Bruno MarsMain Events 2018, Classical music and Opera
For an evening full of bling, high-paced dancing and stormingly popular songs, you could do a lot worse than bag some tickets to see the multi-award-winning Bruno Mars (earlier this year he won all six Grammys that he was nominated for) at the Barcelona concert of his current '24k Magic World Tour'.
Still only 32, Mars has essentially dedicated his life to his art; born into a family of musicians, he first took to the stage when he was four and he's been working hard ever since, becoming one of the most-liked pop stars of recent times, both on and off stage, along the way. His influences are numerous (think Elvis, Prince, Little Richard and Michael Jackson) and as well as singing, he plays piano, guitar and drums not to mention dancing like a dream. Don't miss his energetic show that's already been seen by thousands of fans around the world.
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Global psychology From South African Journal of Psychology The discipline and practice of psychology have long histories in only a few countries of the world. Initially developed in Europe, then further in the United States, it has close ties to … Continue reading
Is the recent Nigella and Saatchi ‘incident’ an example of strangulation as coercive control in an intimate relationship?
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CCEAM Research Network
CCEAM provides a number of opportunities for practitioner and academic researchers to contribute to research that assists CCEAM to facilitate and disseminate knowledge about research and practice in educational administration, management and leadership.
CCEAM is currently designing in partnership with the Commonwealth Secretariat the Commonwealth School Leadership Capability Programme. This programme provides a leadership capability developmental continuum from teacher leadership, to middle leadership, to principal leadership, to system leadership. The Commonwealth School Leadership Capability Framework and modules form this programme. Participants will have access to this programme through Ministry, University and Professional Association partnerships and research will be shared here.
CCEAM also publishes the peer reviewed International Studies in Educational Administration three times a year and welcomes papers that address specific educational leadership, administration and management themes.
Those interested in joining the CCEAM Research Network must be a CCEAM member. For more information please contact Patricia Briscoe at email@example.com


Audi This World: Audi R8 GT Spyder Starts at $211,200, Only 50 Units Coming Here
Audi has announced for convertible version of the limited-edition R8 GT, dubbed the R8 GT Spyder. Offered as a 2012 model, this drop-top R8 will start at $211,200, including a $1200 destination charge. As is the case with the R8 GT Coupe, worldwide production is limited to just 333 units. 50 of those are slated for export to the U.S.
Like the fixed-roof R8 GT, the convertible model gets a 560-hp 5.2-liter V-10, R tronic six-speed sequential gearbox, and 19-inch alloy wheels wrapped in summer tires. Audi says it shaved around 190 lbs from the standard V-10-powered R8 Spyder by incorporating a magnesium engine frame and Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) in the side panels and soft-top compartment cover. It also fitted the R8 GT Spyder with a stiffer suspension that also lowers the ride hight by 10mm. Several exterior colors are offered, but black is the only color offered inside, though customers get their choise of Titanium Gray or Crimson Red stitching. AlcantaraThe seat inserts, sport steering wheel, handbrake cover, and windshield frame are upholstered in Alcantara. Like the R8 GT coupe, each R8 GT Spyder gets an individual vehicle number etched into the gear shifter knob.
Standard equipment on the 2012 Audi R8 GT Spyder includes heated power adjustable side mirrors, 10-way power adjustable sport seats, LED headlights, Audi navigation system, Bluetooth connectivity, and a seven-speaker, 140-watt stereo system with six-disc CD changer. . Customers can also opt for the Audi Music Interface, which replaces the CD changer and comes with an iPod cable. Other options include a 12-speaker, 495-watt Bang & Olufsen audio system, carbon-ceramic brakes, and forged aluminum 19-inch, split-five-spoke wheels.
Audi will begin deliveries of the 2012 R8 GT Spyder later this month.
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I have to admit it looks really good so far, even if Zack Snyder’s tweet confused the hell out of many and we ended up thinking it was some sort of tank.
But this is what it really looks like from a different angle. Note that it hasn’t been painted yet.
My brother pointed out that it looks like Wile E. Coyote with the doors up. At least we know it’s not a tank like in Frank Miller’s The Dark Knight Returns, that would have been overkill. It actually looks a lot like the Batmobile in the upcoming Batman: Arkham Knight video game.
Let’s see how much screen time this beast actually has.

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With the Instrumentation text, you'll take a closer look at how to present flight and navigation data to your crew.
Instrumentation provides an overview on construction and function of sensor and systems. This volume will present the instrument screens and help pilots interpreting and properly sense possible malfunctions. Always up to date, printed on demand and using QR codes to provide animated graphics, this book presents this knowledge step-by-step.
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Springtime is my favorite time of year, perfect for outdoor activities with my family- which of course includes my pets!
Warmer temperatures, however, bring back many unwelcome pests in larger numbers. In this blog, I want to specifically talk about mosquitoes, dangerous enemies to your pets because they are capable of spreading heartworm disease. This disease is one of the most serious diseases we see and treat.
The good news is that heartworm disease is one of the most preventable diseases in pets. Tampa Veterinary Hospital wants to do everything possible to ensure your pet is protected- so we are offering a special heartworm prevention promotion through the end of June to protect your pets from deadly heartworm disease. We are so concerned about heartworm disease, we are extending our promotion of heartworm awareness month through June!
For you wonderful pet owners who purchase oral heartworm prevention medication- then forget to give it- don’t be embarrassed. Close to 60% of pet owners forget to give it, even though they purchased it. Here are some tips: I put a note on my calendar on the first day of the month. Whether you use a wall calendar, a day planner or your smartphone- it’s an easy way to remind yourself. Try to do it on the same day of the month, each month. There’s also an app for that! Merial, the drug company, has a smartphone app to remind you. Whatever works for you!
At Tampa Veterinary Hospital, we also offer ProHeart 6, heartworm prevention that lasts for 6 full months! Ask us if your pet meets the criteria for this new prevention. If so, your pet may qualify for a free heartworm test- a $45.00 value1
It only takes one bite from one infected mosquito to cause heartworm disease- so your pet is still at risk during the cooler winter months here in Tampa. For more detailed information on heartworm disease, how it is spread and the consequences of not protecting your pet, visit www.heartwormsociety.org.
Please note, ProHeart 6 is only available for dogs. To receive the free heartworm test, you must agree to the purchase of the ProHeart 6 injection, and the test result must be negative. Only your vet can tell you if your pet is a good candidate for this innovative six month heartworm prevention. The free heartworm test is a $45.00 value and this offer is valid through June 30, 2013.


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FOR ONE WEEKEND ONLY!!! MELT bar & grilled has gone completely off the deep end.
Grilled Blood Orange Marinated Mako Shark
Pineapple & Blood Orange Salsa
Sweet Balsamic Reduction (black, like a dolls eyes)
Of course, this amazing sandwich is only available for the weekend that the terrifying classic, JAWS, is playing at The Cedar Lee. Which will be on Saturday, October 2nd at both 9:30 and Midnight!
I'm definitely going to see this, maybe at Midnight. Jaws is one of my all time favorite movies, but I've never seen it on the big screen. My plan will be to grab a sandwich at the East Side Melt, right up the street from the Cedar Lee, then go watch this movie with a vengeance.
I remember the first time I saw Jaws as a pup; I think I was afraid to even take a bath for something like 6 months after that. Not that I was a huge fan of bathing at that time anyway. Or... now, for that matter.
Speaking of Roy Scheider, I just got a copy of Blue Thunder, about to put it on as I wrap up the drawing aspects for the posters for Melt's monthly special in October.


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It's been one year since ICD-10 has come into effect. How did practices deal with the transition and what's next?
Oct. 1, 2015 - the implementation date for ICD-10 - came and went with none of the drama that had been foretold. Many experts compared it to Y2K, an event we'd been warned might bring all of civilization to its knees. As with Y2K, predictions of a crisis were greatly overblown. The flood of denied claims and lost revenue that could put smaller practices out of business didn't happen.
"It went surprisingly well," says Barbie Hays, coding and compliance strategist for the American Academy Family Physicians. "We had a few phone calls; there were some questions about whether preventive services are [billable] with a problem visit and everybody was trying to figure out what to do with the hilarious accident codes, like 'struck by orca, initial encounter,'" Hays says, laughing. "But generally it was not nearly as bad as people expected."
Prep Paid Off
While the smooth transition was unexpected by many, it probably shouldn't have been that much of a surprise. To most experts, this was definitely a situation in which preparation paid off, and most practices were at least reasonably well prepared. The repeated postponements of the implementation date had caused some experts to fear a "boy who cried wolf" effect, giving practices the impression that ICD-10 was never actually coming and causing them to give up preparing for it. In the end though, most practices made good use of the extra time. "It was almost a non-event for us," says Carl Olden, a family physician in Yakima, Wash. "We were ready even before the last delay." The only challenge for Olden's group was keeping everyone interested and up to speed during the delay, but they managed it. "We pushed the message that better documentation equals better care," he says. Olden's six physician practice focused on the advantages that ICD-10 offers in terms of telling the full patient story - identifying comorbidities and stratifying risk. The strategy was successful. "We wanted our physicians to be educated," he says.
Olden's practice made use of resources available from CMS. "They actually worked," he says. Yet, even with such attention to preparation, the group was still concerned about productivity losses. "We thought it would kill us - taking the extra time to document everything so carefully," Olden says. "But we've had no productivity loss and no billing loss. With the [EHR] platform we're using, we get a screen with all the subchoices," he says, "Once you've learn it, it's just a few more clicks and not much more burden at all." The education is ongoing. "We're teaching people to not be too dependent on crosswalk codes," Olden says.
Not Just No Loss
Mott Blair, a family physician in Wallace, N.C., was not only pleasantly surprised that his practice didn't lose any money after ICD-10 took effect, but that they've actually profited from the added specificity of the new codes. "There has been a real and unexpected financial benefit," Mott says. "Being able to code with more specificity has made it possible to code for the complexity of the patient. For example, with a patient with type 2 diabetes, ICD-10 codes can capture neuropathy or that the patient is hypoglycemic. We've started up an ACO and have had shared savings because we could document how sick the patients were. Without ICD-10 we probably couldn't have done that," he says.
This doesn't mean there aren't still some bugs to work out. Getting problem lists up to date has been an ongoing task for many practices. "We're still occasionally bringing in an ICD-9 code but we're gradually getting rid of them," says Olden. Mott's practice is dealing with that as well. "We're still working on [ICD-10 codes]," he says. "Patients don't come in with just one problem, and that makes it tricky." However, these are minor problems compared to the disaster many were predicting. "It's just busy work," says Olden.
The relative ease of the transition was especially welcome because so much is changing in healthcare. "Change is never easy, but when a whole lot comes at once, as it has in healthcare recently, it's nice when something goes smoothly," says Mott.
Another October, Another Deadline
While everyone is enjoying the relief - and in some cases the profits - over the smoother than expected transition, it's still not time to relax quite yet. Practices, like Olden's and Mott's, that made sure to really learn the codes and make use of the specificity of the new system have nothing to worry about. On the other hand, practices that have been reliant on unspecified codes may be in for a rude awakening now that CMS's one-year grace period for unspecified codes has passed. "As we move on to more specificity for coding, we may see that everyone has a false sense of security with their coding," says Tammie Olson of Management Resource Group, an Ocean Springs, Miss., firm which offers financial management and support services to practices. Not all private payers agreed to a grace period, but many of them have gone easy on unspecified codes and that is likely to end soon.
Many practices aren't ready. "I often code OP (operative) reports [used to bill for surgical procedures] and perform E&M audits (evaluation and management) and the documentation is still lacking for laterality, chronic versus acute, old injuries versus new injuries, and there is often no link for manifestation codes," Olson says. "I really feel that once we hit the one-year mark providers will see that they use nonspecific codes more than they think they do."
How much of an effect it will have on payment is harder to guess. It will depend on when coders address the problem. However, both Hays and Olson expect at least some increase in denials in the coming months. Though Hays isn't terribly concerned. "Medicare doesn't see it being that much of an issue," she says. Nonetheless she is trying to prepare AAFP members and have them ready for the post-grace period world. "I tell our members to be aware of the codes they are submitting. You need to be aware of what they cover in the first place, of course." She advises running a list of the top 25 or top 50 codes you use, then looking for unspecified codes to see if you can get more specificity. In addition to really understanding the codes you're submitting, you also need to be aware of what your software is doing. "You also have to understand your electronic health records program," says Hays. "[EHRs] are not always putting in as specific codes as they say."
Olson also sees a few other potential problems on the horizon. "I have seen that some providers are coding specific, but not documenting it specific. As we move into the one-year mark for ICD-10, there will be more audits by Medicare, and the documentation and the coding has to match or providers will be paying back. We are not out of the woods yet," she says and adds, "And don't forget that we have 1,943 new codes, 422 revised codes, and 305 deleted codes for 2017. This is going to have an impact on all providers if they are not prepared. The denials have not been huge so far this year but that could change drastically now that the grace period has run out."
The Long Game
In any case, the worst is certainly over, and the benefits are already beginning to come to light. A smooth transition that didn't bankrupt the average small practice, and in at least some cases is already providing savings. This is something that not many would have likely expected to see a year ago. Now practices can begin to focus on how to make ICD-10 work to improve patient care.
"After a year's worth of ICD-10, we're starting to get an idea of the health of the population we serve," says Olden. This is especially important in the community where he works - a poor area where many patients have multiple illnesses.
ICD-10 will also help make things smoother for doctors (as well as patients) in the everyday routine of practicing medicine. "Because it is more specific, ICD-10 will make it easier to establish medical necessity, making payments and adjudication of claims quicker," says Olson. "It will also enable providers to obtain pre-certifications without an initial denial for procedures, hospitalizations, and so forth. In other words, payers are going to understand up front what's going on with the patient and what's being done to the patient. When providers get paid, patients don't get bills. When a patient needs a procedure ASAP, ICD-10 should help facilitate that."
As we move into a pay-for-performance based model and the payment rules derived from the [Medicare Access & CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015] take effect, "ICD-10 is paving the way for the future of payment," says Hays. She puts it like this, "Tell your patient's story, tell it well, and reap the benefits."
Avery Hurtis a freelance writer based in Birmingham, Ala. She may be reached at firstname.lastname@example.org.


Murals, by definition, are already huge.
They plaster walls and create witnesses out of innocent bystanders. They splash color onto oft-ignored facades, giving life to the blank canvasses of our everyday. A non-profit, public art project is about to further amplify the power of paint. With the arrival of SHINE, art’s simple impact on a city’s aesthetic, residents, and visitors gets multiplied over and again, reinforcing a community’s place in a global conversation.
September 1st-12th, St. Petersburg, Florida — a culturally-diverse city already rich in public and private art — will become even more of a living, breathing, beautifully curated open-air museum thanks to muralists from Rome, Montreal, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Brooklyn who’ve made temporary camp in the SunSHINE City. They’re joined by the Bay area’s boldest artists and will all collectively speak to the community’s desire to spark a dialogue about how public art can revitalize underutilized assets and raise a city’s standard of artistic excellence and acceptance.
SubAp!’s general dillydally-ers have connected with SHINE’s team and its sponsors to try and wrap it all into a special edition — something you can hold while you’re being touched and engulfed by it all.
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A #huge #IT #Park – #InnovationDistrictITPark – worth USD 160 million will be built in #Lviv. This is the largest IT infrastructure project in the region so far. The total area of the park will be 10 hectares. One of the #investors is a #Canadian multi-billion #dollar #fund.
Since the annual growth of the IT industry in Lviv reaches 20 percent, the demand for office space for rent has remained high for years. The city is unable to meet demand with existing resources. The industry demands the development of a modern infrastructure – conveniently located and well equipped. Therefore, now is the best time to start the largest IT infrastructure project ever implemented in Lviv – the construction of Innovation District IT Park. One of the investors is the Canadian Brookfield, a multi-billion dollar fund.
The construction of Innovation District ІТ Park was announced in June 2017. The total area of the park will be 10 hectares. From here one can quickly reach all the important places and sights – the airport, the railway station, the universities and the historic city center. The main developer of the project is Galereja Center, a company that was in charge of the construction of the Forum Lviv shopping center.
The construction of the IT park should have started on 30 June. The project will create about 14,000 jobs; the investment in the IT park is estimated at USD 160 million. There will be several business centers with various numbers of floors (from 8 to 22) on the premises of the IT Park. The versatility of the IT Park will provide all employees with a variety of functions: first-class offices, university buildings, campuses and laboratories, conference rooms, hotels, shopping center, restaurants and cafés, sports facilities, swimming pool, kindergartens, shops and other facilities.
Above all, the IT park is a modern infrastructure and first-class offices with full optimization and automation of all systems – from fiber optic network to the reception area and meeting rooms. The companies can rent entire office buildings as well as separate rooms or even individual workplaces in the coworking space.
As education is an integral part of the progress, Innovation District ІТ Park will become an educational platform where students can interact with experienced IT professionals. There will also be technical laboratories, libraries, coworkings and public areas on campus that will be accessible to students.
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Color correction is a crucial process in image editing that adjusts colors to ensure accuracy and consistency. It enhances the visual quality of photos and videos by changing various elements.
Color correction is essential in photography, videography, and digital content creation, where accurate color representation matters. It involves altering exposure, white balance, contrast, and saturation to achieve a desired visual tone or to correct discrepancies caused by lighting conditions or camera settings.
This process improves the aesthetics of visual content and ensures that the colors represented are true to real life, crucial for product photography or brand consistency. Professionals use software like Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, or video editing tools to perform intricate color adjustments, elevating the appeal and credibility of visual media. Perfecting the art of color correction can significantly impact the engagement and effectiveness of images and videos.
Understanding Color Correction
Understanding color theory is crucial for effective color correction in photography. The spectrum of colors we see is based on three primary colors: red, green, and blue (RGB). These colors combine in various ways to produce other colors, and understanding this relationship enables photographers to adjust colors accurately to achieve the desired mood and balance in their works.
Distinguishing between color correction and color grading is essential; the former involves fixing imbalances to achieve a neutral look, while the latter is a creative process to give the photo a unique aesthetic. Achieving the correct color balance is pivotal in enhancing the overall photo quality, as it ensures colors reflect their real-life counterparts, providing a natural and pleasing look that is true to the scene.
Color Correction: Adjusting colors to fix imbalances and achieve a neutral and accurate representation.
Color Grading: applying creative adjustments to develop a specific visual tone or mood.
Tools Of The Trade
Popular Software for Color Correction encompasses a range of options. Professionals often turn to Adobe Premiere Pro for its extensive features and integration with other Adobe products. Davinci Resolve stands out for its advanced color grading tools and node-based workflow, making it a favorite among colorists. These applications offer robust color correction capabilities, including curve adjustments, color wheels, and LUT (Look-Up Table) support.
Using Histograms and Scopes is indispensable for achieving accurate color correction. These tools enable editors to analyze and adjust the tonal and color range of footage with precision. The waveform monitor checks for exposure levels, and vectorscopes ensure skin tones remain natural. Through careful observation, videographers make informed decisions, resulting in a visually cohesive output.
The Role of Calibration ensures that monitors display colors accurately. Professional colorists use tools like the X-Rite i1Display Pro or Datacolor’s Spyder series to calibrate their screens. Consistent calibration practices are essential to maintaining a reliable color grading environment, allowing for true-to-life hues and shades that match across different viewing platforms.
Color Correction Techniques
Mastering White Balance for Natural Colors is essential to ensuring that the colors in your photos look as they did in real life. Manual white balance adjustment can negate unnatural color casts caused by different lighting conditions. Using a grey card or white balancing tool in post-production software helps achieve accurate color rendition.
Adjusting Exposure and Contrast is crucial for creating striking images. Proper exposure ensures detail preservation in highlights and shadows, while contrast manipulation can give photos a more dynamic range. Tools like histogram sliders and curves play a significant role in refining these elements for greater visual impact.
For The Secret to Selective Color Correction, utilizing layer masks and adjustment layers in photo editing software allows precise edits to specific areas. This pinpoint approach to altering hues and saturation ensures only the desired colors are affected, enhancing the overall composition.
Understanding color profiles and calibration is critical to achieving consistency across multiple images. Using consistent settings throughout the editing process, such as shared presets or synchronized adjustments, ensures a cohesive look across varied shots, contributing to a professional portfolio.
Advanced Color Correction Tips
Color Correction Presets and LUTs can significantly streamline the editing process, especially for beginners. Presets allow editors to apply pre-defined adjustments with a single click. Meanwhile, LUTs (Look-Up Tables) serve as a roadmap for color grading, transforming hue, saturation, and brightness to achieve desired results efficiently.
Photographers often face Tackling Challenging Lighting Conditions. One approach is to shoot in RAW format to retain maximum image data, providing greater flexibility during post-processing. Applying selective color adjustments helps to neutralize unwanted color casts and restore natural skin tones.
Achieving a color-matching effect is crucial for a coherent series of photos. Photographers can ensure consistent color tonality across different shots by using tools like Waveform and Vectorscope. This is particularly important in multi-camera setups or varied lighting scenarios, where discrepancies are more pronounced.
There are situations When to Outsource Color Correction Services. Professionals facing time constraints or requiring high-end alterations often benefit from the expertise of specialized retouchers who bring uniformity and personalized adjustments to the table, thereby enhancing the visual narrative of the imagery.
Beyond The Basics: Creative Color Enhancement
Stylizing photos through color grading techniques significantly enhances the visual impact of images. Expert colorists can manipulate hues to create a specific atmosphere or tone, transforming a simple photograph into a captivating story. Color grading is an art and a technical skill, enabling photographers and filmmakers to convey their vision precisely.
Utilizing color to evoke mood and emotion is a powerful tool in visual media. Subtle shifts in color temperature or saturation can elicit specific feelings from the audience, from the warm tones of a nostalgic memory to the cool hues of a bleak, futuristic landscape.
Innovative use of color for branding and storytelling has become a staple in the industry. Brands and content creators understand that color schemes can be as memorable as logos or characters, thus employing color correction as a central element in their narrative arsenal.
Future trends in color correction technology are poised to open up new possibilities in how visuals are crafted. With advancements in AI and machine learning, colorists might soon have tools that provide unprecedented levels of detail and control, further revolutionizing the role of color in digital storytelling.
Frequently Asked Questions Of Color Correction
What Does A Color Correction Do?
A color correction balances hues, fixes hair color mistakes, and restores natural hair tones. It enhances overall hair color and ensures consistency.
What Is The Color Correction Method?
The color correction method adjusts and enhances an image’s colors to achieve the desired appearance or consistency. It’s essential in photography, filmmaking, and design to ensure accurate color representation.
What Is Color Correction Used?
Color correction balances and adjusts the colors in images or videos to ensure consistency and realism or to achieve a desired visual tone. It enhances the visual quality for a professional and authentic presentation.
What Is the Difference Between Color Correction and Grading?
Color correction balances and standardizes colors, ensuring consistency across scenes. Color grading enhances and stylizes the footage’s visual tone to evoke specific moods or themes.
Summing up, color correction is an invaluable skill for enhancing visual media. It transforms the ordinary into compelling narratives. With the right tools and practice, creators can elevate their craft, ensuring their work shines with true-to-life hues. Embrace the power of color grading and let your imagery resonate.


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So the first half of the year is almost over! Where has the time gone? I really don't know - I'm sure it was only January last week! But with the second half of the year comes more books! Inspired by Cait of Paper Fury's How To Be Buried Alive By Books, I'm sharing the books being published in the second half of 2018 that I'm really excited for!
- Fawkes by Nadine Brandes (10th July) - This is a retelling of the Gunpowder Plot, but with magic! And instead of Catholics and Protestants, it's with two different kinds of magic users. And it sounds awesome!
- Spinning Silver by Naoimi Novak (10th July) - This is a high fantasy retelling of Rumplestiltskin, and it sounds so, so good! Really looking forward to it!
- Grace & Fury by Tracy Banghart (26th July) - A feminist high fantasy story set in a world where women have no rights, about two sisters, one training to be a Grace, a shining example of the perfect woman who stands at the heir of the throne's side, and the other rebellious with a dangerous seceret! So excited
- Sea Witch by Sarah Henning (31st July) - A prequel retelling origin story of The Little Mermaid from the perspective of, unsurprisingly, the Sea Witch! I have been waiting for this one for years!
- Lovely, Dark, and Deep by Justina Chen (31st July) - About a girl who develops an extreme case of photosensitivity, whose parents go overboard in trying to keep her safe. Sounds so intriguing!
- After the Lights Go Out by Lili Wilkinson (1st August) - About a family who have always prepared for the end of the world, who, when the power goes out in town with no explanation, are unwilling to share when the town gets desperate after supplies run out. This sounds so thrilling!
- To Be Honest by Maggie Ann Martin (21st August) - About an overweight girl who is dreading being stuck at home with her weight-obsessed mother - who has become even more obsessed after being on a diet show - after her older sister leaves for college. I'm hoping for body positivity, and loving your body and yourself as you are. Look at that cover!
- Colour Me In by Lydia Ruffles (23rd August) - About a teen actor who runs to the otherside of the world when his depression kicks in after something irreparable happens. I loved Ruffles debut novel The Taste of Blue Light, so I'm really excited for this!
- Toil & Trouble, ed. by Jessica Spotswood & Tess Sharpe (28th August) - An anthology full of witchy stories! I'm not really a huge anthology fan, I've found, but I love all things to do with witches, so I'm excited to give this a go!
- And the Ocean Was Our Sky by Patrick Ness (4th September) - This is a retelling of Moby Dick, and oh my god, say no more! Sold!
- The Price Guide to the Occult by Leslye Walton (6th September) - A family descended from a witch, a curse, and a spellbook written by teen protag Nor's mother, who seems to be able to do more than she should - but *uses Rumplestiltskin voice from Once Upon a Time Voice* magic always comes at a price!
- Strange Grace by Tessa Gratton (18th September) - Oh my god, oh my god! Witches and deals with the devil and sacrifices of young men! This is right up my street!
- A Blade So Black by L. L. McKinney (25th September) - Alice in Wonderland meets Buffy the Vampire Slayer, with a Black protag! I'm hoping this is a little more Buffy than Alice, as I'm not really an Alice in Wonderland fan (I really dislike books that throw one obstable after another at the characters), but this does sound bloody brilliant! Hoping it's as awesome as it sounds!
- For a Muse of Fire by Heidi Heilig (25th September) - Aaah! Heidi Heilig's next book! I don't really need to know any more, I'd read anything Heilig writes, but this does sound so good! A protag with bipolar, who uses shadow magic to bind ghosts to puppets, and an oppressed, colonised world. This is going to be woah-some!
- The Sisters of the Winter Wood by Rena Rossner (25th September) - Fairy tales become true for these two Jewish sisters who live in the woods, and discover family members can transform into animals. When mysterious men appear, dark forces draw near. Doesn't it just sound so intriguing?!
- Muse of Nightmares by Laini Taylor (2nd October) - Aaah, I need this book like I need air! I absolutely love Taylor's writing, and I am dying to know where things will go in this follow up to Strange the Dreamer!
- Sawkill Girls by Claire Legrand (2nd October) - Three girls whose lives become intwined on an island where girls have been disappearing for decades, with a legend of a monster, and insidious evil. I kind of need this right now.
- Blanca & Roja by Anna-Marie McLemore (9th October) - Ok, so I'm still yet to read Wild Beauty, but I have adored every other book by McLemore! And this is a retelling of Snow White and Rose Red and Swan Lake, and oh my god, it sounds incredible!
- Quiver by Julia Watts (16th October) - About the unlikely friendship between Libby from a very religious family who believe they should have as many children as possible, where the father is the patriach and the mother is the care giver, and genderfluid Zo whose family couldn't be more different from Libby's, and the clash between their families. I am so intrigued by this novel!
- Odd One Out by Nic Stone (18th October) - A story of three friends and their complicated relationships when feelings arise between them all. This sounds like it's going to be emotional and confusing and painful, and I just really need to read it!
- Broken Things by Lauren Oliver (18th October) - Oh my god, this sounds like such a twisty murder mystery! Five years ago, a girl was killed, and her two best friends were blamed, believing they were inspired by a novel they were obsessed with - only they didn't do it. But now a significant discovery has been made, and the the murder is brought to light again, and the lines of fiction and reality get blurred. God, I can't wait to read this!
- Imagine Us Happy by Jennifer Yu (23rd October) - When Stella, who has depression, meets Kevin, who understands, she lets her grades and her friendships fall to the wayside. But things with Kevin start to go bad, and then worse, with arguments and major fights. As things get out of control, Stella needs to work out what she needs, and what to let go of. I am so intrigued by this story, and how it will deal with Stella's mental illness and Kevin's.
- This Is What It Feels Like by Rebecca Barow (6th November) - This story is a little too involved to summarise quickly, but it's about past friendships, addiction, teen motherhood, and music. And it sounds so emotional. I'm so looking forward to it!
- Girls of Paper and Fire by Natasha Ngan (6th November) - Mate. Mate! This book sounds horrifying, but awesome. It sounds like another feminist high fantasy, and so good, and I am at once excited and terrified.
- The Color of Lies by C. J. Lyons (6th November) - About a girl with synaesthesia who can see emotions as colours, and the one boy she can't read, who wants to know the truth about her parents' deaths - when she had always believed they died in a fire, but discovers their deaths wasn't an accident.
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From Ronald Hoffman, MD
For centuries, medicine has grappled with psychiatric illness, wielding a variety of techniques. Nevertheless, success has been at best marginal; a recent study of antidepressants and psychotherapy in the treatment of major depressive disorder has shown a response rate of just 24%. For schizophrenia and psychosis, the results have been even more abysmal. Random violence and rampant homelessness attest to the pervasiveness of unaddressed psychiatric disorders; childhood and adolescent anxiety, depression, and behavioral disorders are soaring in prevalence.
For those patients who obtain relief from modern psychiatric drugs, it’s often partial and transient, and comes at the cost of life-impairing side effects.
But today’s therapies are benign by comparison with some of the barbarities perpetrated in the past on persons suffering from mental illness. Andrew Scull has provided us with a meticulously-researched history of these desperate remedies—and it’s a cautionary tale about the extremes to which medical hubris can lead us, with true contemporary relevance.
The underlying theme of Desperate Remedies is that the psychiatric profession has gyrated from one misguided treatment paradigm to another, culminating in its current infatuation with psychopharmacology, often with disastrous results. It’s a true illustration of how blind zeal for “cures” has led to terrible excesses, not just in psychiatry, but in all arenas of medicine.
Until the mid-20th Century, people with mental disorders were confined to asylums, where conditions were horrific. Patients were warehoused there with little hope of recovery. Straightjackets, padded cells, beatings, forced immersion in tubs of ice water, and sexual abuse were rampant.
With the popularization of Darwin’s evolutionary theories of “survival of the fittest”, the notion developed that the insane represented a form of hereditary degeneracy. On the contrary, sophisticated modern gene-mapping has been hard put to find one or even a constellation of genes that make people schizophrenic or depressive. But 19th and early 20th Century eugenicists became convinced that the human bloodline should be purged of “inferior” stock. This led to mass (involuntary) sterilization in asylums and was the antecedent to the Nazis’ extermination of “life unworthy of life”; Hitler drew his inspiration from America.


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How have you impacted someone's life today* At Hackensack Meridian Health our teams are focused on changing the lives of our patients by providing the highest level of care each and every day. From our hospitals, rehab centers and occupational health teams to our long-term care centers and at-home care capabilities, our complete spectrum of services will allow you to apply your skills in multiple settings while building your career, all within New Jersey's premier healthcare system.
We are seeking a clinical nurse expert to partner with the Operating Room nurses, team members, and physicians in ensuring the provision of high quality and efficient care to the community that we serve. The Clinical Nurse Specialist is responsible for formulating and delivering educational programs to the clinical and non-clinical staff in the Operating Room.
A day in the life of a Clinical Nurse Specialist at Hackensack Meridian includes:
* Providing annual educational activities to ensure that competency of the Operating Room nursing team
* Partnering with the Nurse Manager of the Operating Room in developing educational and quality initiatives that will drive improvements
* Providing ongoing mentorship of the Operating Room Team
* Actively participating in the provision of direct care to the adults, children, and infants seeking care in the Operating Room
* Participating on hospital and system-wide committees with the goal of continually improving the care and service that we provide to our patients and families
* Monitoring and continually evaluating the quality of care provided
* Providing monthly reports to Nursing Leadership outlining the progress of educational initiatives
* Representing JSUMC at community-wide events
* Current and valid New Jersey Nursing license is required
* MSN or Master's Degree in a health-related field is required
* Active American Heart Association (AHA) BLS/CPR certification is required
* ACLS required
* Previous perioperative nursing experience is required
* Experience in a nurse educator role is strongly preferred
* Certified Operating Room Nurse (CNOR) is strongly preferred
If you feel that the above description speaks directly to your strengths and capabilities, then please apply today!
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Kimura’s disease: A short study of cytomorphologic features with its differential diagnosis and review of literature
How to cite this article: Sahu P, Jain S, Kaushal M. Kimura’s disease: A short study of cytomorphologic features with its differential diagnosis and review of the literature. CytoJournal 2022;19:50.
Kimura’s disease (KD) is a chronic inflammatory disorder of unknown etiology, endemic in Asia. The typical clinical manifestations include a triad of painless unilateral cervical lymphadenopathy or subcutaneous masses predominantly in the head-and-neck region, blood and tissue eosinophilia, and elevated serum immunoglobulin (Ig) E levels. Many conditions including benign and malignant may mimic KD clinically. This study reports cytologic features of seven cases of KD which were studied and correlated with histology, Ig profile, and peripheral blood examination. KD shows a good response to medical treatment; hence, fine-needle aspiration cytology in conjunction with other laboratory findings lowers the need for additional biopsy procedures for early diagnosis as well as diagnosis of recurrent lesions.
Angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia
Kimura’s disease (KD) is a rare form of chronic inflammatory disorder involving subcutaneous tissue, predominantly in the head-and-neck region along with frequent involvement of regional lymph nodes and/or salivary gland. Most cases of this disease are reported in East and Southeast Asia with male predominance. It has a benign course though, recurrence is common. Patients with KD can clinically mimic many benign and malignant disorders, often requiring extensive evaluation. Individually, cytomorphological features are non-specific, but the constellation of findings, that is, fine-needle aspiration cytology (FNAC), peripheral blood eosinophilia, and IgE levels, is highly characteristic to arrive at a diagnosis, especially in recurrent cases, where it may spare patients from repeated biopsies.
Herein, we report seven cases of KD with FNAC over 4 years. All the relevant history and clinical data were retrieved. FNAC was performed using 22–24 gauge needles, the dried smears were stained with Giemsa and wet-fixed smears with Papanicolaou stain. In addition, complete clinical examination and relevant investigations were done. Among the included cases, six were male and one female, aged between 16 and 42 years with a mean age of presentation at 27 years. The most common presentation was parotid region swelling followed by submandibular and cervical. The majority of these patients were having multiple cervical lymphadenopathies. Cytology smears from the aforementioned cases showed numerous eosinophils in a background of the polymorphous lymphoid population [Figure 1a]. Four cases revealed occasional Warthin– Finkeldey polykaryocytes (multinucleated giant cells) and three out of seven cases showed fragments of fibroblastic, collagenous stroma, and vascular proliferations [Figure 1b-d]. Based on cytomorphology, differentials were worm/filarial infestation, angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia (ALHE), KD, and Hodgkin’s lymphoma (HL). Further, thorough screening in all seven cases did not reveal any evidence of parasite or atypical cell.
A differential count of blood showed eosinophilia in all the cases. Subsequently, quantitative estimation of IgE was performed and values were found to be raised significantly (reference range: 0.00–158.00 IU/ml). The diagnosis of KD was rendered based on cytomorphologic findings in conjunction with supportive laboratory findings (peripheral blood eosinophilia and elevated IgE). Biopsy and excision findings were correlated in five of the seven cases. One case did not undergo surgical procedure. Among these, in five cases, section showed hyperplasia of the germinal center, extensive eosinophilic infiltration, polykaryocytes (Warthin–Finkeldey type), and proliferation of thin-walled blood vessels with no evidence of malignancy. Hence, the diagnosis of KD was confirmed in these cases. However, one case on histopathological examination revealed effaced nodal architecture with prominent vascular proliferation. Sheets of cells composed of small and large lymphocytes, numerous eosinophils, and interspersed atypical mononuclear cells with vesicular nuclei and prominent nucleoli were seen. Occasional binucleate Reed–Sternberg (RS) cell was also noted. With the aid of immunohistochemistry (CD15+ and CD30+), the case was finally diagnosed as HL.
Kimura disease was first described by Kim and Szeto in the Chinese literature as “eosinophilic hyperplastic lymphogranuloma” in 1937 Japan.
It is a non-neoplastic chronic inflammatory condition, affecting mainly Asian descent with marked adult male predominance. It typically presents as a non-tender subcutaneous swelling in the head-and-neck region, predominantly in the preauricular and submandibular areas. It is associated with lymphadenopathy, blood and tissue eosinophilia, and markedly elevated serum immunoglobulin E (IgE) levels. Other unusual sites of involvement include the auricle, scalp, orbit, oral mucosa, and nasal sinuses.
The etiology of the KD is uncertain; however, various proposals have been put forth by many researchers but none of them has been substantiated. Certain findings such as predominant type 2 helper (Th2) cells and elevated granulocyte macrophage-colony-stimulating factor, tumor necrosis factor-α, soluble interleukin-2 receptor (sIL-2R), IL-4, IL-5, IL-10, and IL-13 lead to the hypothesis that an infection or toxin may trigger an autoimmune phenomenon or lead to a type I hypersensitivity, that is, IgE-mediated reaction.
Understanding and consideration of this entity are important as many conditions can mimic KD clinically and radiologically such as tubercular or parasitic lymphadenopathy, Mikulicz’s disease, eosinophilic granuloma, HL, and salivary gland tumors; as in our cases. The diagnosis of KD is established by morphologic confirmation, that is, cytology and/or histology. Individually, cytomorphological features are non-specific and can easily be confused with conditions that show lymphocytes with prominence of eosinophils. The differentials such as parasitic lymphadenopathy, ALHE, eosinophilic granuloma, HL, angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma, and Churg–Strauss syndrome should always be excluded from the study [Table 1].
|Peripheral blood eosinophilia
|Serum IgE levels
|Site: Deep skin, soft tissue, and lymph node
|Polymorphous population with markedly increased eosinophils admixed with lymphocytes, plasma cells, and occasional giant cells
|Florid reactive lymphoid hyperplasia with Warthin– Finkeldey type multinucleate giant cells present, vascular proliferation and eosinophilic infiltration are minimal
|Angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia
|Site: Superficial skin and soft tissue
|Abundant spindle to plump cells in a background of a polymorphous population of inflammatory cells with many eosinophils
|The proliferation of thick-and thin-walled blood vessels with hypertrophic endothelial cells
|Site: Lymph nodes
|Part of parasite seen with numerous giant cells, plasma cells, and eosinophils
|Parasitic remnants with plenty of eosinophils
|Characteristic Langerhans histiocytes with nuclear grooving in a background of polymorphous inflammation with eosinophils
|Langerhans cells are diagnostic (CD1a and S100 positive), with prominent nuclear grooves and prominence of eosinophils and few osteoclasts
|Site: Lymph nodes B symptoms usually present
|Reed-Sternberg cells in a background of lymphocytes, plasma cells, eosinophils, and histiocytes
|Prominence of eosinophils, plasma cells with atypical RS cells
|Angioimmunoblastic T cell lymphoma
|Site: Lymph nodes B symptoms usually present
|May be present
|Small to medium cells with moderate cytoplasm, condensed chromatin, and often indented nuclei
|Medium-sized atypical neoplastic cells, lymphoid tissue fragments with transgressing vessels in a background of reactive lymphoid cells
|Site: Lungs and kidney
|Eosinophilic abscesses, granulomas and Charcot– Leyden crystals
|Necrotizing vasculitis and eosinophil-rich granulomatous inflammation
In parasitic (commonly filarial) lymphadenopathy, intense eosinophilia, numerous plasma cells, and remnants of filarial worms should be seen. Sometimes, foreign body giant cell (FBGC) reaction can lead to the suspicion of the hidden parasite. The extruded sheath material of the larva may evoke this kind of reaction and if any pale eosinophilic material surrounded by FBGCs is seen, then filarial pathology needs to be considered and a vigilant search for filarial worm should be done.
ALHE is a very close differential to KD. It is a vascular neoplasm with distinctive benign angiomatous subcutaneous proliferation and the absence to rare regional lymphadenopathy. FNAC shows polymorphic population, eosinophils, vascular proliferation, and vessels lined by plump endothelial cells. Peripheral blood eosinophilia and raised IgE levels are certainly not seen in ALHE.
Eosinophilic granuloma is common in the younger age group, usually involving bone and less commonly affecting the lymph nodes and soft tissue. FNAC shows predominantly accumulations of histiocytes with a remarkable population showing nuclear grooving (Langerhans cells), variable number of scattered eosinophils, neutrophils, lymphocytes, and giant cells.
HL enters the list of differential diagnoses given the presence of a remarkable number of eosinophils at times but the large binucleate cells (RS cells) with prominent inclusion-like nucleoli are characteristic in a polymorphous background. Furthermore, positivity for immunohistochemical markers such as CD15 and CD30 in these atypical cells substantiates the diagnosis of HL. Other lymphoproliferative disorders such as T-cell lymphoma may have a polymorphic population of lymphoid cells with prominent eosinophils but the presence of atypical cells guides toward the diagnosis.
Churg–Strauss syndrome usually presents with multisystem involvement such as allergic rhinitis, asthma, and hemoptysis. However, a limited form may present with lymphadenitis where eosinophilic abscesses are seen surrounded by granulomas along with scattered Charcot–Leyden crystals. Histologically, there is evidence of small-vessel vasculitis and the diagnosis is confirmed by the presence of c-ANCA antibody against neutrophils.
For the initial diagnosis, though, it is prudent to perform an excisional biopsy for confirmation; FNA cytologic evaluation may be useful in the diagnosis of recurrent lesions in Kimura’s disease. The prognosis of KD is excellent and has no potential for malignancy, however, recurs locally and wax and wanes over time. Multiple treatment methods have been offered for KD with variable responses, including surgical excision, radiotherapy, and medications including corticosteroids, cyclosporine, cyclophosphamide, and loratadine.[9,10] A maintenance dose is often required to prevent disease relapses.
We reiterate that increased awareness of this entity is imperative as it can be underdiagnosed in our geographical location. The individually cytomorphological features are non-specific, but the constellation of findings (FNAC, peripheral eosinophilia, and raised IgE levels) is highly characteristic to arrive at this diagnosis. It may spare the patient from repeated biopsy examinations, especially in recurrent cases, and also prompt the clinicians to institute appropriate management.
The Warthin–Finkeldey type polykaryocytes had 3–30 nuclei and prominent nucleoli with ill-defined cytoplasmic borders. Their nuclei were arranged in grapevine or ring-shaped clusters. As these polykaryocytes could also be found in lymph nodes and extranodal tissues of both reactive and neoplastic lymphoid disorders, polykaryocytes themselves are clinically non-specific. However, the morphologic features of the Warthin–Finkeldey type giant cells are quite different from the foreign body type or Langhans’ type giant cells. When the characteristic cytologic features of Kimura’s disease such as a significant number of eosinophils in a background of lymphoid cells with a proliferation of vessels and endothelial cells are also observed in the smear, it is possible to suggest this diagnosis in the appropriate clinical settings.
COMPETING INTERESTS STATEMENT BY ALL AUTHORS
No conflicts of interest.
AUTHORSHIP STATEMENT BY ALL AUTHORS
Priya Sahu- Data collection, analysis and drafting. Swasti Jain- Data collection and analysis. Manju Kaushal- Concept of the work and execution.
ETHICS STATEMENT BY ALL AUTHORS
This is a retrospective study and proper permission was taken from the patients.
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS (IN ALPHABETIC ORDER)
ALHE - Angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia
ANCA - Antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies
CD - Cluster of differentiation
FBGC - Foreign body giant cell
FNAC - Fine needle aspiration cytology
HL - Hodgkin’s lymphoma
Ig - Immunoglobulin
IL - Interleukin
RS - Reed Sternberg
To ensure the integrity and highest quality of CytoJournal publications, the review process of this manuscript was conducted under a double-blind model (the authors are blinded for reviewers and vice versa) through an automatic online system.


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The winning companies were hosted by Aylwin B. Lewis, chief executive officer and president of Sears Holdings Corporation.
"Partners in Progress was started more than 20 years ago and is a testament to the importance we place on having strong supplier relationships," said Lewis. "The Sears Holdings culture is one that places a high priority on teamwork and a focus on customers. The Partners in Progress program allows our company to recognize those suppliers who have gone above and beyond to support Sears Holdings' in our efforts to better serve our customers and grow profitably by working together."
Mike Gerdin, president of Heartland Express stated, "We are honored to accept the Partners in Progress award and the 2006 Supplier of the Year award from Sears Holdings. These awards are a tribute to the dedication to service shown by our employees and driving force."
The Partners in Progress program recognizes suppliers for product or service quality, innovation, diversity and overall market performance. The winners were selected from nominations submitted by Sears' associates who purchase goods and services for the company in 2006.

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What Does it Take to Be a Business Broker?
Also known as business intermediaries, business brokers help people buy or sell their business. Typically, business brokers handle everything in the entire process. That is, from searching for potential buyers to closing the final deal. Mostly, this includes advertising the business, valuing the business, and negotiating to get the best price.
As a business broker, you can work for a business brokerage company or yourself. Because of this, business brokerage has become one of the to-go-for careers for most people. However, most people desiring to start a career as a business broker have a challenge since they don’t know where to start. With that said, this post will give you the top tips on what it takes to become a professional business broker.
You need to have the passion for it
Yes, you will be working with businesses and people at most times. That is why you need to love doing this since so many obstacles can come your way when dealing with business owners. At some point, these business owners might not be willing to sell their company, or they might want an outrageous price for it. When you have passion for the job, you will easily overlook these obstacles.
You need to dedicate time
Hence the title of this post, becoming a business broker, is no joke. Thus, you need to prioritize this career if possible by giving yourself enough time, energy, and effort to make this career work for you.
Understand the steps of buying and selling a business
As mentioned before, being a business broker is helping people buy and sell their business. Thus, you should be familiarized with the process of buying or selling a company. This means finding potential buyers, negotiating the deal’s price, closing the deal, and other functions that come with this career.
Learn how to value a business
While many people who want to become business brokers might already have their businesses, most don’t have that kind of experience. However, they have an idea of how much their companies are worth since they know how hard it took them to build it up to their current state. Also, having some prior knowledge of business valuation can help you appraise whether or not it would be best for someone to buy or sell their company.
Keep up with the current trends
Knowing what’s trending in this business is important since it helps you stay relevant and get more clients for your brokerage firm or yourself. You can join networking groups, read online publications, and follow related pages to help stay updated with the industry you want to become a part of.
This is probably one of the best ways to show potential clients that you are serious about becoming a professional Business Broker from Orlando. Having certification boosts your chance of getting hired as a professional and shows employers that you have enough knowledge and skills to be a good business broker. If possible, try going to local conferences or workshops so that you can have more chances of getting certified or accredited by a credible organization.
Never stop learning
If possible, try getting some personal coaching on succeeding in this career since experience won’t always come hand-in-hand when starting. Also, attend seminars or webinars on selling or buying companies to build upon your knowledge of this industry! If possible, try looking up some books about becoming a small business owner so that you can broaden your perspective on this career.
Join professional organizations
These groups can help you establish a reputation as a legit business broker since they need to know that you are qualified enough for the job. Joining one of these groups is not mandated by law. Still, it will make things easier for you to get clients once people recognize that you are already recognized by an organization that most of them trust.
Networking with potential clients is important since most of them want to hire someone they know and trust. Thus, having great connections with relevant businesses is helpful so they can recommend you when there’s someone who needs to buy or sell their company. One of the best ways to build your professional network is by getting involved in local activities and events. This way, it would become easier for you to promote your brokerage business to people who can potentially be your clients in the future. Make sure that your current contacts know how you can help them before asking for a referral.
Have good customer service skills
To be successful as a business broker, it would always be helpful to have good communication and interpersonal skills. These skills can allow you to connect with different personalities, especially when dealing with owners trying to sell their company or buyers who want to purchase one.
Since most business owners will always want to sell their company when they feel that they cannot move forward with it, you need to constantly help them by building pitches that would convince them that this is the best thing to do. Remember, you are here because you want your clients to benefit from what you do as a business broker, so helping them with anything and everything is your job.
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