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I for one think President Obama has made a wise decision in restoring diplomatic relations with Cuba and becoming the first American president to visit that island nation in 88 years.
It seems absurd to me that the U.S. has continued the freeze on relations with that Communist island-nation all these years since the height of the Cold War.
I mean we had full relations with the old Soviet Union and we opened relations with what used to be called “Red China”, the other major communist nation of the time, way back in 1972, when President Nixon made his historic visit.
And oh my gosh! don’t let me forget, we even restored relations with Vietnam after losing the war and seeing it all go communist.
It is true that Cuba was actively trying to export its communist revolution all over Latin America and even into Africa. But communism has not been as successful as it had been hoped and that nation has had its hands full just staying alive (of course the U.S. made it tougher on Cuba with trade embargoes).
I don’t know what Fidel Castro had in mind in the beginning — whether he was a communist the whole time or just a socialist, but he was certainly pushed that direction when from the start the Eisenhower administration drew up a secret plan to get rid of him. And that plan was carried forward by President John F. Kennedy, resulting in the disastrous and unsuccessful Bay of Pigs invasion. Some think Castro was behind the assassination of JFK, as a retaliation for us trying to kill him (that tragedy is still a mystery and likely will be forever).
But at any rate, that is all history. Fidel is old and out of the job of actively running the country, with his brother Raul as the nation’s leader, and Raul is an old man.
Reportedly, Cuba still has hundreds or thousands of political prisoners and it is known that there is less than full freedom of expression in Cuba. It is still a police state, although Raul has granted some new freedoms and there is limited private capitalism allowed.
I have been led to believe that Cuba has a good medical system. Cuba offered medical assistance for the victims of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans during the George W. Bush administration — the offer was not accepted by the U.S. government (Cuba is a major provider of medical assistance to third-world nations). The irony is that our own government seemed helpless and somewhat dysfunctional during that disaster. Not long after that, I think it was, there was a terrible earthquake in China. I always remember the news videos showing the Chinese Army helping victims and on a large scale. I know our own military was deployed, to some extent, in the Katrina disaster, but not enough and not quickly enough it seems to me.
But to my way of thinking we would do best to cultivate good relations with almost all nations, especially one that is 90 miles off our own shores.
We’ll have a better chance of convincing them our ways are better through normal diplomatic relationships, friendship where possible, and trade.

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World Migratory Bird Day is celebrated on the second Saturday of May across North America. With over 200 bird species living in or visiting Calgary throughout the year, birds have been an integral part of the region’s heritage since human habitation of Moh’kinsstis.
Certainly, the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary comes to mind. Colonel James Walker homesteaded the area in 1883. In 1929, his son, Selby, successfully applied to designate the area a federal migratory bird sanctuary given the variety of species found year-round. It was the first natural area protected in Calgary and has been managed by the City since 1970. Wetland restoration and the building of the Nature Centre took place in 1996. Soon, the area will become part of Bend in the Bow Park, which will connect the Sanctuary to Pearce Estate Park.
Pearce Estate was founded by William Pearce, a federal civil servant who helped survey Red Deer and the international boundary. In 1884, he moved to Calgary to become Superintendent of Mines and built a sandstone house in 1889 (it was torn down in 1957). On the Estate, Pearce experimented with urban forestry and river weirs, and promoted irrigation for agriculture. In 1929, he donated land to the City, where nature interpretation facilities continue to explore and preserve nature in the heart of Calgary.
Calgary’s bird heritage continues to this very day. In 2021, the City was named one of Canada’s first certified Nature Canada “Bird Friendly Cities”. The certification will help to mitigate threats to birds, such as from lights and pets, support habitat maintenance and restoration, and increase outreach and education. And in May last year, Calgarians voted on designating the City’s official bird, the Black-capped Chickadee. At its unveiling, Corinne Eagletail-Frazier, councillor for the Tsuut’ina Nation, said birds are valuable to many First Nations, “We see them as messengers and healers.”
– Anthony Imbrogno is a volunteer with The Calgary Heritage Initiative Society/Heritage Inspires YYC

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"Heroes" creator Tim Kring spoke with CBR TV about his new trilogy of novels, "Gate of Orpheus," the ways in which modern technology has affected television as a whole and "Heroes" specifically and much more.
Full article here.
As the show runner the failure of Heroes ultimately lies with him. NBC should have fired him and hired Bryan Fuller as the show runner. Maybe the show could have turned things around with Fuller.
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There is nothing more Australian than hanging out in the backyard with your friends, swapping stories, sharing laughs, and hanging a sheet over a Hills Hoist to see some holiday pics. Well, there was nothing more Australian. Times have changed, but our sense of humor remains the same.
Slide Night! now running at The Sydney Opera House until the 25th of June invites a host of comics, improvisers, and special guests to make up things on the spot based off the slides that are shown. If you have no idea what I’m talking about, a slide is a small piece of photographic film, that enlarges an image onto a sheet or white wall when exposed to light. Think about the projector teachers used in school. These slides include family photos, historic sights around the world, and special moments in people's lives.
Searching op-shops and probably people’s houses, host Rove McManus has sourced slides for the performers to use in this one-of-a-kind show. Through a series of short games, the cast create stories from a holiday, songs, and host their very own Ted Talk using only the information provided on the slide. Split into two teams of three, these performers battle it out to be the winning side. Although they receive points the real winners are the audience.
The Playhouse is transformed into the stereotypical Aussie backyard with folding chairs, a BBQ, and an outdoor dunny. With twinkling lights to represent a clear night’s sky against a dark backdrop, a fence and of course a large screen for the audience and cast to see the slides. As you enter you are invited in by Benny Davis playing the keyboard as he provides a little background music with commentary. Over the hour long show the cast show off their skills with their quick wit, impressive accents, and zany excuses as to why the slides match what they are trying to say. It is an interesting concept and leans into the idea that everyone sees things differently. To watch the performers ‘follow the fun’ that is presented in the slides was the real clincher for me. The slides are already funny out of context, but when you give it a backstory or meaning the audience is completely onboard and believes every word.
There were moments throughout the performance where the energy dropped, when a game was taking too long, or a joke didn’t quite land with the audience. Ever the professional, Rove was able to turn it around and get the audience excited for what they were about to see. The cast was so impressive. They were supportive of each other’s decisions, gave each other a moment to shine and didn’t hesitate to jump in. They were joined by special guests who played a few games and whilst fun and exciting for those in the audience it was almost as if the guests were given a little too much time. I would have preferred to see the cast doing what they do best. There is a rapport that is created between the audience and the cast, and it would be nice to have one last game with them before the show is over. To leave on the same high that was created at the beginning of the show. As each show is different with a different cast, different slides, and different special guests I would recommend giving Slide Night! a chance. With the right amount of nostalgia, cheeky cast members and a clicker you are guaranteed to have a night filled with laughs and thoughts of looking for all your old photos.
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Summer 2018 is a special one for the Poirier family’s farm, Les fruits du Poirier, marking the realization of a dream seven years in the growing.
While the fruit-lover’s paradise has been a well-known spot for quality berry picking for some time now, the Poirier family has brought the DIY concept a step further with the addition of a commercial kitchen (and all the certification that comes along with it).
This great idea now allows Les fruits du Poirier to not only sell their products, berries to baked goods, to local shops, but also to offer cooking classes to those who wish to bring their berry-picking excursion to the next level.
“We want to be able to prepare our fruit here,” said Robert Poirier, the farm’s owner.
“We sell our produce fresh, frozen, juiced, as jam… But what we want is for people to be able to cook what they picked right here. We’ll host cooking sessions with a chef in our new commercial kitchen.”
Those interested in trying out this authentic culinary experience can have it all for a flat rate: $120 for 12 jars or $200 for 24. This includes everything from berry picking to kitchen access and the chef’s supervision.
The Poirier family will also benefit from the kitchen. A variety of fresh-baked goods using the farm’s fruit is already in the works.
Speaking of which, one of Poirier’s star products right is undoubtedly the honeyberry, or camerise.
“There are over ten varieties of honeyberry now. We have nine here. The taste is like a mix of blueberry, raspberry, cranberry and pure bliss.”
The season is off to a great start for the family farm, with the business quickly becoming a great spot for curious tourists.
“More and more tourists are looking for this kind of experience. Les Fruits du Poirier offers something unique,” said Prescott-Russell Tourism Executive Director Marie-Ève Desmarais, who was also present for the inauguration.
Anyone who wants to learn more about everything Les fruits du Poirier has to offer (it’s a lot!) can visit the farm’s website, lesfruitsdupoirier.com, or their Facebook page (La ferme Les fruits du Poirier).
Those interested in purchasing the farm’s produce or products can do so on site or through some local businesses like Le marché d’ici in Hawkesbury, The Pantry in Vankleek Hill or Mariposa Farm in Plantagenet.

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Renowned Inuit lawyer Aaju Peter has led a lifelong fight for the rights of her people. When her son suddenly dies, Aaju embarks on a journey to reclaim her language and culture after a lifetime of whitewashing and forced assimilation. But is it possible to change the world and mend your own wounds at the same time?
Documentary, Indigenous Peoples Experience
English, Greenlandic, Danish, Inuktitut
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I would like to show You my conversion of my lovely NS1202 (#3051): https://www.mittelleiter-magazin.de/umbauten/beleuchtungsplatine-fuer-maerklin-ns1202/
I created an LED light board to light the small back beams of this model:
The big lights remain white, the upper small ones to the left and right became red:
The circuit board fits into the case:
I sawed up the light guide body and glued in the corresponding light guide pins from the inside with some of the rest of the body. In this way, especially with headlights, the light is reliably guided into the light guide body and crosstalk from red to white or vice versa can be effectively prevented by appropriate separation.
But in meantime, I heard, that the light signal I created is wrong, isn't it?

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Dear City Council,
I’m writing to you once again concerning the proposed moving of the Sherman Wells House to the green space at 247 North Water Street. This proposed move has hit a roadblock as the planning commission voted to not approve the site plan discussed at their last meeting, and it is my opinion that this delay- together with Kent State’s allowance of land on College Street for temporary location of the house- gives the entire community time to slow down and think about the best use and placement for this historic home. As the preservation of this house is to be a public good for the benefit of the community according to Kent Wells Sherman House, Incorporated and the contingent university funding, it seems only right that the community should have input in this matter. I appreciate the planning commission’s decision to listen to the community desires and the need for something better than a “marriage of convenience” that putting the house on 247 North Water Street appears to be.
The city council has shown their support for historic preservation through the granting of a $15,000 unsecured loan of which even council members questioned the fiscal responsibility. Because of this, I propose that the city would do best to make sure that their investment is on as solid a financial footing as possible. My concern is that this that this investment is not lost to hurried planning and poor community support. The city could do this by allowing city land to be used for the permanent location of the house in a suitable location where the house does not face vocal opposition. Currently, the city owns 28 appropriately sized lots within a mile of the Sherman Wells house’s present location; the usage of one of these lots would allow Kent Wells Sherman House, Incorporated to save the $21,000 cost of buying land (money which they could then use to offset the increased cost of moving the house). Some of these sites are on North Water Street, as well, so the economic renewal of North Water Street could still be a benefit seen from the situation of the house in that neighborhood. This commitment to historic preservation from city council could be in the form of an inexpensive lease to Kent Wells Sherman House, Incorporated, similar to what is granted to Haymaker Farmers’ Market for their space.
Historic preservation, green space, and the arts are all concerns in developing and redeveloping cities, such as Kent right at this moment. The investment in downtown Kent has the potential to be extremely beneficial to the entire region, but this process has also seen many losses in historic buildings, and little easily accessible green space other than right along the river, which can be difficult and/or treacherous to use for children and people with limited mobility- the groups that can benefit most from green space. In the recent past, the arts have found good commercial support in the redevelopment of Kent, but classes, workshops, and non-commercial arts have not been major focus of this energy. At the same time, these three aspects (historic preservation, green space, and the arts) are considerable draws for a community and add value to a city that is seen in economic and non-economic ways. Finding an alternative location for this house and showing simultaneous support for all three portions (historic preservation, green space, and the arts) would be a great win-win solution for the entire city, and council assisting in this endeavor would show council’s willingness to put the good of the city over disputes that put any one of these issues as more important than the other.
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New Police chief talks tough against crime
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He also warned thathe won’t allow any citizen to confront the police. "We will not accept ourauthority be placed in question."


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Cemetery, Culture, General, Historical Society, Library
Family Histories, Alfalfa County History Book, Alfalfa County Cemetery Book, Pictures. The Historical Society has a Microfilm Reader/Printer located at the museum. Limited Obituaries of Alfalfa County Deaths.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Art, Culture, General, History, Specialized
The American Banjo Museum is a national treasure in downtown Oklahoma City. The American Banjo Museum is a world-class facility dedicated to preserving and promoting the music and heritage of America's native musical instrument - the banjo. With over 300 banjos the museum presents the history and evolution of the banjo with interpretive exhibits and displays.
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Located on five acres of land about an hour north of Oklahoma City, the Cherokee Strip Museum provides an opportunity to explore the remarkable events and people who made up the history of the Cherokee Outlet.
Art, Culture, General, History, Historic House, Specialized
Not your Average Rusty-Dusty Museum! See the Old West in a Whole New Way. We like to do things a little differently at the Chisholm Trail Heritage Center in Duncan, Oklahoma, USA.
Archaeology, Culture, General, History, Specialized
The Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center (CNMCC) is an entity of the great Comanche Nation and offers visitors a glimpse of traditional cultural items and detailed history about the tribe.
Fort Sill, Oklahoma
Culture, General, History, Historic House, Military
The Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum is the most complete Indian Wars frontier Army fort still in existance. It has 36 historic buildings dating from 1869-1875, along with a diverse collection focused on the history of Fort Sill, the Frontier Army, regional settlement and Native Americans.
Art, Children's, Culture, General, History, Historic House, Historical Society, Library, Military, Natural History, Park
The two-floor Frisco Depot and Museum is part of the Harvey House Girls and maintains a large collection of Choctaw County, OK, history of businesses and families.
General, History, Historical Society
The Grady County Museum, located in a Historic Building, houses collections representing the history of the county.
Culture, General, History, Historic House, Library
Step through the front door of the Greater Southwest Historical Museum and you immediately enter South-Central Oklahoma's history. The museum is housed in Ardmore's former Oklahoma National Guard Armory. This native sandstone building was constructed by the WPA in 1936 and houses two other organizations.
Within these historic walls you will find exhibits detailing the area's history from the mid 1800's to the present.
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The new museum opened in April, 2008. The building of the museum was, in part, funded by a grant from the Oklahoma Centennial Commission and many local donations.
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General, History, Historic House, Historical Society, Library
The museum reflects all of Kiowa County's history from the beginning of each city to present day happenings. The museum is filled with memorabilia, antiques, period furniture, and historical items that were selected as 'museum quality' by professional antique dealers. You will be privileged to find rare items that have antique value as well as historic appeal.
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The Logan County Historical Society is dedicated
to the preservation and restoration of historic sites and buildings in the heart of Oklahoma.
General, History, Historic House, Historical Society
Culture, General, History, Specialized
The Museum building was built in ~1911 and was the home of "The Collinsville News" until 1987. This same building at 1110 Main Street in downtown Collinsville has been home to the "Newspaper Museum In Collinsville" since May 1999.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
General, History, Historical Society, Military
Explore, Experience and Educate about Oklahoma's inspiring and adventurous past.

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Located in the basement of the Alabama State Council on the Arts, private homes, and offices, Alabama's Folklife Collections include field recordings, slides, photographs, film, video, digital files, reel to reel tapes, cassettes, and ephemera that document music, foodways, and material culture. Recorded in churches, community centers, occupational sites, public facilities, and homes, these performances, interviews, and other items represent over 30 years of research across the state of Alabama. Sacred Harp singing, blues, old-time fiddle, and African American spirituals are just a few of the musical genres recorded. Traditions in quilting and basket-making are also documented in photographs, slides, and audio recordings. The audiences to be served by these collections include historians, folklorists, ethnomusicologists, filmmakers, cultural geographers, producers, educators, and students. Cataloging these collections as they are accessioned by the Archive of Alabama Folk Culture at the Alabama Department of Archives (ADAH) and History and publishing finding aids to the web will broaden access to these important materials. At ADAH, collections will be available to students, independent and academic scholars, and professionals who can use them for exhibits, teacher workshops, documentary films, educational programs, publications, research papers, books, presentations, and the production of CDs, DVDs, and other media projects.
Alabama Department of Archives and History
Alabama Department of Archives and History (ADAH), Alabama Center for Traditional Culture (ACTC), Archive of Alabama Folk Culture (AAFC)
1980 - 2012
The state of Alabama.

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Here’s a look at recent news of interest to homebuyers, home sellers, and the home-curious:
PROLONGED GOVERNMENT CLOSURE MAY HINDER MORTGAGE LOANS
The U.S. government shutdown, which began October 1, could prove to be more than just a temporary annoyance to visitors to closed national parks. If it continues more than a week, it could in fact impede the nation’s housing and economic recovery, according to a Bloomberg article.
For starters, buyers seeking a mortgage backed by the Federal Housing Administration will almost certainly face processing delays, since all but a fraction of the agency’s nearly 3,000 staff members are on furlough. Also, in housing markets that depend heavily on federal paychecks, buyers will have less money to spend on properties.
And as CNN noted in a recent article, many banks must verify a borrower’s income with the Internal Revenue Service, which is closed due to the shutdown.
“All the banks I deal with have told us they would not be able to close (on mortgage applications),” said National Association of Mortgage Brokers President Dan Frommeyer.
BAY AREA, CALIFORNIA HOME PRICES PREDICTED TO EASE IN 2014
One software company predicts that the five markets with the highest home-price-appreciation rates this year, four of which are California, will not see as big of gains next year.
In a recent webinar, predictive real estate software vendor Veros noted that homes in Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, and San Jose have experienced price gains of more than 10 percent in 2013. But Eric Fox, VP of Statistic and Economic Modeling at Veros, doesn’t believe that prices will continue to appreciate at that rate in 2014.
Instead, Fox predicts that supply issues in those four California markets, as well as Phoenix, will lead prices to rise only about 5 percent next year.
QUARTER-OVER-QUARTER HOUSING-PRICE CHANGES SLOW IN MOST OF U.S.
Home-price changes slowed in the third quarter in many U.S. metropolitan areas, according to a recent study by Trulia.
Seventeen of the 20 metropolitan areas on Trulia’s Hottest Markets list – those with the largest year-over-year price gains – experienced quarter-over-quarter price-change drops. Of the 10 California markets on the list, all but two saw price-change slowdowns in the third quarter.
In Oakland, where home prices are up 29.2 percent since September 2012, price changes slowed 8 percent from the second quarter. Price changes also dipped 2.1 percent in San Francisco during that same time period.
Meanwhile, quarter-over-quarter price changes were totally flat in the San Jose metropolitan area and actually up 0.4 percent in Fresno.
SAN FRANCISCO, SAN JOSE QUARTERLY RENT INCREASES TOP NATION
The national apartment-vacancy rent fell to 4.2 percent in the third quarter, its lowest level in 12 years, according to real estate research company REIS, Inc.
Rent prices in the country increased 3 percent since the third quarter of 2012 but still not as much as expected in such a tight market, said REIS Senior Economist Ryan Severino. Severino noted that the expected rent increase would be in the four-to-five-percent range but has been hindered by the lack of job and income growth.
Nationwide, average monthly rental prices rose 0.9 percent from the second quarter to $1,121. In San Francisco and San Jose, rental prices rose 2.2 percent in the third quarter, the largest jump in the U.S. The average monthly rental price is now $2,043 in San Francisco and $1,686 in San Jose.
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When your body burns its stores of fat, it can be hard on your kidneys. And starting a ketogenic diet -- or going back to a normal diet afterward -- can be tricky if you’re obese because of other health issues you’re likely to have, like diabetes, a heart condition, or high blood pressure. If you have any of these conditions, make diet changes slowly and only with the guidance of your doctor.
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By cutting carbs, you’ll also cut sugar and simple, refined carbohydrates, which means a steadier supply of energy. (No more sugar highs and crashes!) Once their bodies are used to the diet, “The first thing people report is, ‘Oh my gosh, I have this steady energy and I don’t have the need to snack at 3 p.m. because my energy is waning,’” Nisevich Bede says. Research published in January 2015 in the journal Obesity Review showed that the keto diet may lead to fewer hunger pangs and a lower desire to eat. (3)
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Note: Because you'll be excluding some major food groups on the keto diet (grains, many fruits) you should definitely think about taking a multivitamin—especially one that contains folic acid, which helps your body make new cells and is often found in enriched breads, cereals, and other grain products, says Julie Upton, R.D., cofounder of nutrition website Appetite for Health.
These affect your brain and spine, as well as the nerves that link them together. Epilepsy is one, but others may be helped by a ketogenic diet as well, including Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and sleep disorders. Scientists aren’t sure why, but it may be that the ketones your body makes when it breaks down fat for energy help protect your brain cells from damage.
Just because you're not eating all your fave carb-y foods, that doesn't mean you're going to go hungry. You'll be loading up on healthy fats (like olive oil and avocado), along with plenty of lean protein like grass-fed beef and chicken, and leafy greens or other non-starchy veggies. (Check out this printable keto diet grocery list, plus this additional comprehensive list of keto foods recommended by nutritionists, to get started.)
In Asia, the normal diet includes rice and noodles as the main energy source, making their elimination difficult. Therefore, the MCT-oil form of the diet, which allows more carbohydrate, has proved useful. In India, religious beliefs commonly affect the diet: some patients are vegetarians, will not eat root vegetables or avoid beef. The Indian ketogenic diet is started without a fast due to cultural opposition towards fasting in children. The low-fat, high-carbohydrate nature of the normal Indian and Asian diet means that their ketogenic diets typically have a lower ketogenic ratio (1:1) than in America and Europe. However, they appear to be just as effective.
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In 1921, Rollin Turner Woodyatt reviewed the research on diet and diabetes. He reported that three water-soluble compounds, β-hydroxybutyrate, acetoacetate, and acetone (known collectively as ketone bodies), were produced by the liver in otherwise healthy people when they were starved or if they consumed a very low-carbohydrate, high-fat diet. Dr. Russell Morse Wilder, at the Mayo Clinic, built on this research and coined the term "ketogenic diet" to describe a diet that produced a high level of ketone bodies in the blood (ketonemia) through an excess of fat and lack of carbohydrate. Wilder hoped to obtain the benefits of fasting in a dietary therapy that could be maintained indefinitely. His trial on a few epilepsy patients in 1921 was the first use of the ketogenic diet as a treatment for epilepsy.
Before starting, ask yourself what is really realistic for you, Mattinson suggests. Then get your doctor’s okay. You may also work with a local registered dietitian nutritionist to limit potential nutrient deficiencies and talk about vitamin supplementation, as you won’t be eating whole grains, dairy, or fruit, and will eliminate many veggies. “A diet that eliminates entire food groups is a red flag to me. This isn’t something to take lightly or dive into headfirst with no medical supervision,” she says.
First reported in 2003, the idea of using a form of the Atkins diet to treat epilepsy came about after parents and patients discovered that the induction phase of the Atkins diet controlled seizures. The ketogenic diet team at Johns Hopkins Hospital modified the Atkins diet by removing the aim of achieving weight loss, extending the induction phase indefinitely, and specifically encouraging fat consumption. Compared with the ketogenic diet, the modified Atkins diet (MAD) places no limit on calories or protein, and the lower overall ketogenic ratio (about 1:1) does not need to be consistently maintained by all meals of the day. The MAD does not begin with a fast or with a stay in hospital and requires less dietitian support than the ketogenic diet. Carbohydrates are initially limited to 10 g per day in children or 20 g per day in adults, and are increased to 20–30 g per day after a month or so, depending on the effect on seizure control or tolerance of the restrictions. Like the ketogenic diet, the MAD requires vitamin and mineral supplements and children are carefully and periodically monitored at outpatient clinics.
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When you approach your normal body weight, the weight loss will slow. Just remember, a “normal” body weight differs from person to person depending on our genetics and environmental exposures and may not fit what we see in the popular media. The weight loss won’t go on forever. As long as you follow the advice to eat when you are hungry, you will eventually stabilize your weight.
Wilder's colleague, paediatrician Mynie Gustav Peterman, later formulated the classic diet, with a ratio of one gram of protein per kilogram of body weight in children, 10–15 g of carbohydrate per day, and the remainder of calories from fat. Peterman's work in the 1920s established the techniques for induction and maintenance of the diet. Peterman documented positive effects (improved alertness, behaviour, and sleep) and adverse effects (nausea and vomiting due to excess ketosis). The diet proved to be very successful in children: Peterman reported in 1925 that 95% of 37 young patients had improved seizure control on the diet and 60% became seizure-free. By 1930, the diet had also been studied in 100 teenagers and adults. Clifford Joseph Barborka, Sr., also from the Mayo Clinic, reported that 56% of those older patients improved on the diet and 12% became seizure-free. Although the adult results are similar to modern studies of children, they did not compare as well to contemporary studies. Barborka concluded that adults were least likely to benefit from the diet, and the use of the ketogenic diet in adults was not studied again until 1999.


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Ripper first weekend for Million Dollar Fish Season 606 October 2020In the first week of Million Dollar Fish, three tagged barra have been caught with $35,000 in cash prizes going to eager fishos.
Meet the Tourism NT team at October Business Month 202029 September 2020Looking for some practical assistance for your tourism business? Tourism NT is coming to you as part of the October Business Month Territory Grown Roadshow 2020.
Book Now Digital Support Program to boost bookings29 September 2020A new Book Now Digital Support Program will offer eligible tourism businesses grants of up to $5,000 in matched funding to deliver business improvements that will make it easier for consumers to book online.
Darwin International Laksa Festival is back28 September 2020Pop it in your calendar - The Darwin International Laksa Festival kicks off again on 26 October 2020.
Live crosses to show Australia that the Territory is the answer22 September 2020Aussies who tune in to Channel 10’s Studio 10 this week will discover the Territory is the answer if they’re looking to escape on a holiday, explore spectacular landscapes and experience Aboriginal culture.
Tourism sale to entice visitors to the NT21 September 2020As the Territory moves towards the traditionally low tourist season, Tourism NT will launch its biggest summer conversion based tourism campaign ever, from 1 October to 31 March 2021.
$50 million injection to restart Australia's business events11 September 2020The Australian Government has announced a $50 million Australian Business Events Grants Program to support the national business events sector.
Parrtjima 2020 returns to the heart of Australia10 September 2020Parrtjima 2020 will feature 10 nights of incredible art, light and culture in the heart of Australia.
Industry Roadshow03 September 2020Tourism industry partners are invited to attend a tourism information session presented by the Tourism NT team.
A million reasons to fish the NT01 September 2020Registrations are now open for Season 6 of Million Dollar Fish (MDF) with SEVEN times the chance to reel in the biggest catch of your life.
Litchfield National Park Central Valley16 July 2020Construction works to open up new campgrounds and swimming spots at Litchfield National Park as part of the Northern Territory Government’s $17.5 million Turbocharging Tourism investment are full steam ahead.
Territory Tourism Vouchers Generate $3.3 Million for Local Businesses in a Fortnight14 July 2020Two weeks into the Territory Tourism Voucher scheme, Territorians have redeemed over 4,500 vouchers generating $3.3 million in bookings, providing a strong boost for local operators.
Ride the Red Centre10 July 2020Alice Springs is solidifying its reputation as a mecca for mountain bike tourism and outdoor recreation with the opening of nearly 100km of upgraded mountain bike and shared-use trails.
@NTaustralia achieves 300K followers07 July 2020Tourism NT has achieved a milestone on its Instagram channel @NTaustralia, reaching 300,000 followers. With our abundance of open spaces, beautiful landscapes and rich art and culture, the Northern Territory is continuing to grow its reputation as an 'instagrammable' holiday destination that is Different in every sense.
VEEP Round 4 open for applications02 July 2020Grants of up to $50,000 are available under Round 4 of the Visitor Experience Enhancement Program (VEEP) to assist tourism operators who have been hit hard by coronavirus to upgrade their facilities or experiences.
Territory Tourism Vouchers Now Allocated01 July 2020All Territory Tourism Vouchers have now been allocated, with more than 26,000 Territorians jumping on the opportunity to register!
Mandatory self-quarantine for arrivals from COVID-19 hotspots26 June 2020From 17 July, any arrivals from a suburb or local government area that has been declared a coronavirus hot spot will be required to undertake mandatory self-quarantine for 14 days.
Territory destinations showcased in national top 100 holiday list25 June 2020Australian Traveller magazine have released a '100 Ways to Holiday Here This Year' special edition, with the Territory featuring heavily across an impressive 14 ways and 18 experiences - from outback to art, and road trips to island getaways.
Aboriginal Tourism Grants21 June 2020Thirteen Aboriginal owned and operated Territory tourism businesses have been awarded grants to further enhance their unique cultural tourism offerings as they share over $200 000 in funding through the Aboriginal Tourism Grant Program.
National Tourism Campaign Launched20 June 2020Tourism NT has launched its new campaign 'The Territory is the answer' to entice Australians to start booking their dream holiday to the Northern Territory.

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MovieTowne proprietor, Derek Chin, said that government has ceased meeting with them as several issues are affecting the smooth completion of their US$40M project, costing them additional millions in interest.
Guyana-born businessman, Derek Chin, said their multi-million-dollar investment is being plagued by several challenges resulting in additional charges to them. He made this disclosure on Tuesday when the Private Sector bodies had a tour of the facility.
Chin said that at the initial stage of their investment, they had regular meetings with those in government but as time progressed those meetings became scarce. He noted that those meetings are important since they can be used to iron out issues in relation to concessions, among other things.
Additionally, the businessman said that government should become more involved in the private sector and work hand in hand with them since they are the ones who are the drivers of the economy.
Meanwhile, Private Sector Commission (PSC) Chairman, Eddie Boyer, noted that there are several investments that are ready and waiting for Guyana but the government needs to understand that they have to work with the Private Sector to realize those developments.
He added, at this time, the focus should be on the speedy completion of the project since it has overrun several completion dates due to a number of factors.
In an effort to ease the burden on Chin, President of the Georgetown Chambers of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) Deodat Indar, offered to be the conduit between government and MovieTowne to assist with the completion of the project.
The initial cost of MovieTowne was pegged at US$30M but is now over US$45M due to several delays.
The investment is seen as the largest private sector undertaking in recent years and is expected to create several hundred jobs, while boosting the economy.
The facility was scheduled to be opened in May of this year but due to the constraints mentioned above it was pushed back to August.


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Edinburgh homes: Net zero housing development in Greendykes with 28 new houses and 112 flats
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The plans for Greendykes will see 28 new two-storey terraced houses and 112 flats in four-storey tenement-style blocks built using offsite manufacturing techniques which are said to reduce waste and cut carbon emissions. The development between Greendykes Avenue and Greendykes Road, which has now been given detailed planning permission, is part of the Edinburgh Home Demonstrator (EHD), a Scottish Government-backed project aiming at delivery of homes that are both affordable and designed to reach as close to net zero carbon emissions as possible.
The new homes will have lower energy demands as they will feature “enhanced building fabric” as well as renewable technologies such as air source heat pump systems and solar PV panels. Enabling works have already started on site and the main construction work is expected to get under way in the “late summer”.
The EHD project has enlisted research and development experts to produce a catalogue of house types to try to set a new standard for affordable net zero carbon homes across the Edinburgh, the Lothians, Borders and Fife as part of the city region deal. The Greendykes development – the second EHD pilot project, following one in Granton – will be looking to optimise existing house and flat types and develop new ones to test their design, performance standard and mass customisation. Using the EHD types has already allowed an additional seven homes to be built on site, showing the efficiency of the EHD design.
The development is also the last stage of the 15-year Greendykes North Masterplan aimed at regenerating the wider Craigmillar area. The main contractors for the scheme are Urban Union, who appointed Anderson Bell + Christie Architects to create the plans for the city council. And the offsite manufactured elements will be provided by Donaldson Timber Systems and Robertson Timber Engineering.
The firm will use its own offsite manufactured, closed-panel timber systems at Greendykes. Both systems will allow the build to be less wasteful and more efficient, while reducing carbon emissions and increasing the quality and energy efficiency of the housing once complete.
John Smith, technical director at Donaldson Timber Systems, said: “The approach of one site, one contractor, and two different timber systems gives us the ability to measure both. We can test, monitor and compare each system all the way through the process from build to occupancy, which will teach us a great deal about how best to deliver future net zero carbon housing at scale.”
Nicola Jackson, net zero projects lead for Robertson Group, said: “This project is significant for bringing together two members of industry to develop and optimise the future model of net zero carbon house types. For Robertson, it is specifically important as it’s an opportunity to increase the pre-manufactured value of our timber systems, meaning we can increase the quality of a build project and ensure that once complete, the homes will meet energy efficiency goals.”


Hyderabad: Voters enrollment for graduates constituency to begin from today
The officials will not accept applications in bulk either submitted in person or by post
Hyderabad: The enrollment of voters for the ensuing Legislative Council elections under graduates' constituency is starts from Thursday. As per the instructions of Election Commission of India, the eligible graduates should enrol their names in the electoral roll afresh to cast their vote. A person has to apply through Form-18 for enroliment in graduates' Constituency with the details including address, required educational qualifications for at least three years prior to the qualifying date of November 1, 2020 along with latest passport size photo duly filing up all columns for enrollment and enclosing a copy of the applicant's degree/diploma certificate/mark sheet or other requisite document, duly authenticated by the designated officer/gazetted officer/notary public.
The applicant can also apply online on the CEO's Website (www.ceotelangana.nic.in). Since, the graduates' electoral roll is being prepared afresh, the citizens are informed that mere reference to an entry in the existing electoral roll would not be taken for determining the eligibility of a person for enrolment in the electoral rolls. In other words, they have to apply afresh.
For facilitation and extending assistance to all eligible persons, all Revenue Divisional Officers/Tahsildars/deputy commissioners are appointed as AEROs, deputy Tahsildars/assistant Municipal Commissioners are appointed as designated officers covering nine districts to receive applications. The officials would not accept applications in bulk either submitted in person or by post. Applications in Form-18 will be received up to November 6. Draft electoral rolls would be published on December 1. Claims and objections would be received from December 1 to 3. Disposal of claims and objections would be done on or before December 12 and the final publication rolls would be on January 18.


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Título: Global Banking Regulatory Developments 3Q21 : a summary of the main regulatory changes May to September 2021 / Monsur Hussain, Francois-Xavier Deucher
Autor: Hussain, Monsur
Publicación: New York : Fitch Ratings, 2021
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Notas: Sumario: This report is intended as a reference guide to track the most important regulatory developments from the beginning of May 2021 to the week ending 17 September 2021.Developed Markets Delay Final Basel III Rules IssueThe release of draft EU proposals on Basel III has been delayed again and is now likely to be issued in late October, with the UK potentially guiding for a delay beyond its planned October issue. The Japanese regulator plans to release draft proposals in the next few months, with the US expected to publish its draft by end-2021, by which time Australia will have finalised its final Basel III rules.Snapback' to Macroprudential Tightening Several authorities announced tighter macroprudential regulation to manage financial stability risks that often pre-dated the pandemic. Canada and Sweden will raise national countercyclical capital buffers and tighten origination criteria for residential mortgage loans; Russia, Turkey and Ukraine increased risk-weighted assets (RWAs) on consumer loans.
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Quick post on a tasty treat I made yesterday. I'd worked pretty late and had plenty of chores I wanted to get done at home meaning that I didn't want to spend too long in the kitchen. That said, having worked for about 12 hours without a break I did feel like treating myself a little. So I cracked open a beer and this is what I did:
- Preheat the grill to "pretty hot".
- In a bowl mix some plain yoghurt, curry powder, ground cumin and ground coriander seeds.
- Slather some strips of chicken in the yoghurt mixture and lay out on a grill pan.
- Grill the chicken for 15 minutes, turning after 10 or so.
- Meanwhile cut a couple of bread rolls in half. Soft, non-crusty bread is best for this receipt.
- Slice up some tomato and crisp lettuce.
- When the chicken's done, season it and assemble it with the salad into a sandwich. A squirt of lemon juice might be nice too.
This was mighty tasty and looking back through the ingredients and method probably quite healthy too, and those two qualities don't intersect often. Done from scratch in 20 minutes and most of that was waiting for the chicken to cook.


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Welcome to the Kham-e Sabz google satellite map! This populated place is situated in Herat Province, Afghanistan. Original name (with diacritics) of the place is Kham-e Sabz. See Kham-e Sabz photos and images from satellite below, explore the aerial photographs of Kham-e Sabz area. This placemark was added 2003-10-02.
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Arizona Quarterly: A Journal of American Literature, Culture, and Theory 62.1 (2006) 1-33
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The Temporality of Allegory:
Melville's "The Lightning-Rod Man"
Sean R. Silver
Poised Between "Benito Cereno" and "The Encantadas," two of Melville's most mature works of short fiction, is an innocuous little story about a peddler: "The Lightning-Rod Man." Though mostly unread and uncollected now, it was one of his most popular short stories during his lifetime; it was, in fact, Melville's only story that remained in print until his death.1 After appearing first in Putnam's Monthly (in July, 1854) and then in The Piazza Tales (1856), "The Lightning-Rod Man" was collected in William E. Burton's Cyclopaedia of Wit and Humor (1857), and was regularly reprinted in similar compendia thereafter.2 Its circulation outlived, even, the life of its author; though Melville died in 1891, "The Lightning-Rod Man" was reprinted, in 1895, in Capital Stories by American Authors.
Melville's tale probably found such persistent acceptance because it is generically recognizable. It is a salesman story, what Hershel Parker identifies as a "little Berkshire salesman story," and it is as a salesman story that it seems to have found its immediate legacy: bound up in anthologies like Burton's Cyclopaedia that recycled compact stories with a singleness of plot and a clear thematic task. As with the other salesman stories in such collections, the straightforward thematic tension of "The Lightning-Rod Man" develops between a hard-sell door-to-door peddler and an acute consumer; the trick, in the salesman story, is for the prospective buyer to figure out what the salesman is really selling; they are parables of alert consumerism. The moral of the tale is always caveat emptor.3 [End Page 1]
On the other hand, for all its historical popularity, the experience of reading "The Lightning-Rod Man," if a survey of the critical response is any indication, is characterized by nothing so much as the sense that all is not as it seems, here.4 For one thing, the salesman and his buyer are talking about a lightning-rod, but their dialogue seems to be orbiting into vocabularies not properly about lightning-rods: about Catholic indulgences, or rosaries, or scepters, tri-forked things, and Leyden jars. And, more telling, the sale of the rod never seems to turn on questions appropriate to the purchase of a lightning-rod; questions of voltage differentials and electrical resistance, of conductivity and the strange logic of electric "fluid" never quite come up. This is partly to say that thematic desire is very much like the critical desire that is implied in it; they both turn on a question first put by Melville's narrator in the opening paragraph of the tale: "what is that strange-looking walking-stick he carries?" (118, 122). Whatever it is, it is more than just an every-day lightning-rod. In Ben Kimpel's words, "obviously there is some allegory here" (30).5
Yet, if it is an allegory, it is an allegory of a particularly New England sort, allegory of the right sort, the Puritan sort of allegory. For "The Lightning-Rod Man" declines to invent a fiction out of the raw material of fancy. Instead, it insists on the literal fact of the lightning-rod as a lightning-rod just as it insists on the historicity of its figures; it is as much about the history of New England Protestantism as it is about one of the principle challenges to New England Protestant theology: the advent of the lightning-rod itself. Melville would have us know that a lighting-rod is very much like an idol, and the lightning-rod consumer is vulnerable to the charge of idolatry; placing trust in a lightning-rod is very much like putting one's refuge in means and creatures rather than in God.6 As such, an ethical consideration of the lightning-rod, in the New England tradition of allegory, finds its most...


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M50 toll dodgers: Seven drivers hit with fines totalling €105,000
One driver was sent 750 letters over 280 outstanding tolls, court told
A judge has given seven motorists fines totalling €105,000 after they ignored court prosecutions and thousands of warning letters over unpaid M50 tolls.
Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII), the State agency dealing with road and public transport infrastructure, summonsed them to appear at Dublin District Court today.
However, they did not attend their hearings, which went ahead in their absence, and Judge Anthony Halpin handed out fines of €15,000 in each case. He also ordered the motorists, five males and two females, to pay €350 in prosecution costs.
Each driver was a regular private car owner, with five sample counts for unpaid tolls in January and February this year.
TII also outlined each motorist's overall record of unpaid charges and the number of warning letters sent before court proceedings commenced.
Judge Halpin noted the types of vehicles, their records of outstanding charges and that most of them made no effort to pay.
TII mailed hundreds of warning letters to most defendants before bringing the court prosecutions, which can carry a potential custodial sentence.
Judge Halpin noted the lack of engagement with the motorway authority.
TII had sent one driver 750 letters over 280 outstanding tolls, the highest amount in today’s proceedings.
In advance of the court hearing, it obtained certificates detailing the registered owners of the vehicles as well as the images of them passing the toll gantry on the M50 on specific dates.
Prosecuting counsel Thomas Rice BL (instructed by Pierse Fitzgibbon Solicitors) said the defendants were not in court, but Judge Halpin consented to his application to proceed in their absence.
Counsel called on a TII witness to confirm each vehicle's ownership records, the number of passages, and relevant response and payment history.
The judge heard that most did not engage with the transport agency.
The court can impose fines of up to €5,000 per charge and a six-month sentence.
The judge has also heard that it was the practice of the motorway authority to select habitual non-payers to face criminal proceedings.
At the time of the offences, the standard M50 toll for a private car was €3.20, which had to be paid before 8pm the following day or a €3 penalty would be incurred for missing the deadline.
Motorists had 14 days to pay for the journey and the initial penalty before facing a more significant penalty.
After 56 days came an additional charge. If that remained unpaid, warning letters and court proceedings followed.
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THE photo of the Flying Scotsman taken on September 10, 1967, brings back memories for me and two other Hartlepool foot plate staff who were there and went on to spend their working lives with British Rail.
The Flying Scotsman was the last BR engine in revenue-earning service to visit the Hartlepool shed.
Some 30 years later Dave Blair and me were working the Scotsman and other steam engines country-wide.
One journey in particular springs to mind.
In October 2000 I was one of the firemen on the Scotsman when it had its only trip to the north of Scotland and Inverness, on a private charter for Holland and Holland gunsmiths.
Another epic journey, when a fireman on the Scotsman in July 2003, was an anniversary trip in honour of Doncaster Locomotive Works between York and Peterborough.
Just as the signal was pulled off in York station a loud bang underneath the boiler resulted in a split brake pipe, and the Scotsman being hauled back to Doncaster Loco Works where we had left some six hours earlier.
After being repaired we limped light engine, i.e. with no train attached, to Peterborough some five hours late, our charter train having long since left hauled by an electric engine.
Martin Joyce (retired driver),


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“I know you love me by your gentle touch and your soft voice. Memories of long runs and car rides to the local bakery for my special doggie treats flash through my mind. Those were good times…I wish I still had the energy to play fetch or swim in the lake with you. I am tired, my eyesight is dimming…Thank you for loving me.” — your forever loyal and aging pet
Memories last a lifetime…
National Pet Memorial Day is celebrated the 2nd Sunday of September, a day when those of us who have suffered the loss of a beloved animal can take time to reflect on and treasure those special memories.
The loss of a pet for many people can be just as devastating as the loss of a family member or a friend. However, it can often be a challenge for pet parents to mourn the loss of a pet. Unlike in cases of a human loss, businesses (particularly corporations) are less likely to allow time off to make arrangements or to mourn for an animal. Rather than offering “bereavement leave,” grieving pet parents often have to use their sick days instead. In addition, those who have lost a human recently, are often less understanding of someone who lost a “pet,” feeling that their grief/loss of bonds can’t be compared.
Although we live in a time where pets have increasingly become a vital component to everyday life, animals throughout history were treasured as well. In fact, ancient and long-gone pet parents adopted a multitude of ways to keep their special “buddy’s” memory alive. Check it out.
Historical Memorials of The Human and Pet Bond
Going back in time we found how our ancestors showed their love and mourned the memory of their deceased pets.
In the 19th century it was common practice for many pet lovers to have their animals stuffed as a means of bestowing immortality on their beloved companion.
Charles Dickens, renowned writer of many famous tales including A Christmas Carol, was not unaffected when his deaf cat Bob passed away. In fact, the literary genius decided to memorialize his furry white companion by taking his paw and having it mounted on the end of a letter opener with the inscription “C.D. In Memory of Bob 1862.”
Peruvian Mummy Dogs
An Ancient Peruvian cemetery turned up the remains of approximately 2,000 humans. But that’s not all they found, the burial also revealed the remains of 80 mummified dogs.
The Peruvian dogs were very well preserved. The love for these family pets was obvious in the great care that was taken in their burial. The pets were wrapped in wool blankets and even included special treats for the afterlife with llama or fish bones near their noses.
In the 4th century B.C. in Abydos, Egypt, a tiny mummified creature was found buried with his owner. The tiny 2 x 5 inch bundle puzzled archaeologists. X-rays helped reveal the content of a young puppy.
The two are now on display at the University of Pennsylvania’s Museum of Archeology/Anthropology.
Buried around the 3rd Century B.C. The Yasmina Dog was found at the feet of his young human. This is one of the earliest remains of a toy breed. The dog is thought to have been old as it shows signs of tooth loss, osteoarthritis, a hip dislocation and spinal deformation.
Despite it’s challenged health it lived to an old age. A sure sign of a deep bond and great care from its human.
The oldest cat found mummified is estimated to be 9,500 years old. The cat remains were buried inches from its owner at the foot of the grave.
It is thought to have been a pet as the burial site included polished stones, shells, tools and jewelry.
8 Ways to Memorialize Your Pet
Memorializing our beloved pets is a wonderful way to honor their memory. Here are some simple, yet beautiful ways to cherish your fur baby.
- Create a small memorial in your home/on your property.
- Put together a box/book of your pet’s life.
- Visit your companion’s burial/scattering site. If you like, leave behind a treat or toy.
- Plant a living memorial, such as through Trees for Pets.
- In honor of your pet’s memory, give or volunteer to an animal shelter or an organization that rescues or helps your particular species/breed of pet.
- Send a sympathy card to a former pet owner or start/join a support group for others who have lost a pet.
- Join the IAOPC for their annual memorial events, or contact a member near you to plan to get together and share the good memories of your missed companions.
- Take a few minutes to light a candle or hold something you cherish, and remember the good times you shared and the joy and love you brought to one another’s lives.
Losing a beloved pet can be traumatic and for many of us pet owners is perhaps one of the most difficult things we’ll experience in our lifetime. But having the memories and the knowledge that we gave them the love and attention they deserved should make us smile.
“Grieve not, nor speak of me with tears, but laugh and talk of me as if I were beside you..I loved you so- ’twas Heaven here with you.” – Isla Paschal Richardson
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When you journal your pet’s life at KirinGie.Me, all of your pet’s memories are kept alive in one single location. The stories, the photos, the videos, all the good times and the not so good times are there for you to cherish, download and share with loved ones.

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Halloween, the last day of October, usually has a special significance for children. It is this time of the year that kids can dress up in funny or ghostly ghoulish costumes and play “trick or treat?” games. There is no better time than Halloween for parents to spend quality time with your kids doing simple yet fun arts and crafts in preparation for this fun-filled day.
We were recently invited to a CbeebiesClub Mister Maker workshop focusing on arts and crafts for Halloween. Mister Maker, a Cbeebies programme, is an imaginative arts and crafts show for pre-schoolers which teaches and entertains kids in fun, imaginative and interactive ways. Through Mister Maker activities, kids will:
- Get different inspirations to make art and crafts from whole range of different materials
- Learn many different art techniques and explore different ways to create art
- Experiment with different colours, textures, shapes and sizes
- Develop hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills by cutting, sticking and colouring
During the fun and interactive Mister Maker themed workshop, two of our Bubbas Issac and Paige learnt how to make a (not so scary) hairy spider. The kids found it tedious at first but after they got the hang of it, they were thrilled to see their spiders forming shape. Below is the step by step guide for the Hairy Spider:-
- 4 Pipe-cleaners
- Glue stick
- Felt tip pen
- Take a rectangle shaped piece of cardboard and cut 2 slits into either end
- Cut a long piece of woll and feed it into the slits
- Wrap the rest of the ball of wool around the cardboard, tie up the ends of the wool and trim any excess
- Take the long pieces of wool out of the slits and tie them tightly around the ball of wool
- Slide the wool off the cardboard. Turn it upside down and tie the pieces of wool again. Snip off the extra bits
- Slowly and carefully, snip the loops around the edges making sure you don’t snip the middle as the spider will then fall apart
- Tie on a long piece of wool (so that you can hang it), then scrunch your pipe cleaners up before pushing them through the ball of wool. Then bend them on both sides to make the 8 spider legs!
- Draw on some eyes and teeth onto a white piece of paper
- Cut them out and glue them onto the spider’s body and there it is! Your very own (not so scary) hairy spider!
Catch the Mister Maker show every day in October at 10am, 3.30pm and 7.30pm only on Cbeebies on Starhub channel 303. For more mister maker step by step guides, please go to cbeebies.com/asia/mister-maker.


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Gavin Kenyon: Shrouds
Apr 19-May 27
Composed of cast iron and bronze, the shrouds become brute monochromes that defy the structures within their fundamental design, yet hint at their inceptive qualities by mimicking the softness and care inherent to the original quilt.


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MUC1 ectodomain is a flagellin-targeting decoy receptor and biomarker operative during Pseudomonas aeruginosa lung infection.
AuthorVerceles, Avelino C
Hyun, Sang W
Cross, Alan S
Lillehoj, Erik P
Goldblum, Simeon E
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AbstractWe previously reported that flagellin-expressing Pseudomonas aeruginosa (Pa) provokes NEU1 sialidase-mediated MUC1 ectodomain (MUC1-ED) desialylation and MUC1-ED shedding from murine lungs in vivo. Here, we asked whether Pa in the lungs of patients with ventilator-associated pneumonia might also increase MUC1-ED shedding. The levels of MUC1-ED and Pa-expressed flagellin were dramatically elevated in bronchoalveolar lavage fluid (BALF) harvested from Pa-infected patients, and each flagellin level, in turn, predicted MUC1-ED shedding in the same patient. Desialylated MUC1-ED was only detected in BALF of Pa-infected patients. Clinical Pa strains increased MUC1-ED shedding from cultured human alveolar epithelia, and FlaA and FlaB flagellin-expressing strains provoked comparable levels of MUC1-ED shedding. A flagellin-deficient isogenic mutant generated dramatically reduced MUC1-ED shedding compared with the flagellin-expressing wild-type strain, and purified FlaA and FlaB recapitulated the effect of intact bacteria. Pa:MUC1-ED complexes were detected in the supernatants of alveolar epithelia exposed to wild-type Pa, but not to the flagellin-deficient Pa strain. Finally, human recombinant MUC1-ED dose-dependently disrupted multiple flagellin-driven processes, including Pa motility, Pa biofilm formation, and Pa adhesion to human alveolar epithelia, while enhancing human neutrophil-mediated Pa phagocytosis. Therefore, shed desialylated MUC1-ED functions as a novel flagellin-targeting, Pa-responsive decoy receptor that participates in the host response to Pa at the airway epithelial surface.
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Identifier to cite or link to this itemhttp://hdl.handle.net/10713/17220
- Neuraminidase 1-mediated desialylation of the mucin 1 ectodomain releases a decoy receptor that protects against <i>Pseudomonas aeruginosa</i> lung infection.
- Authors: Lillehoj EP, Guang W, Hyun SW, Liu A, Hegerle N, Simon R, Cross AS, Ishida H, Luzina IG, Atamas SP, Goldblum SE
- Issue date: 2019 Jan 11
- NEU1 Sialidase Regulates Membrane-tethered Mucin (MUC1) Ectodomain Adhesiveness for Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Decoy Receptor Release.
- Authors: Lillehoj EP, Hyun SW, Liu A, Guang W, Verceles AC, Luzina IG, Atamas SP, Kim KC, Goldblum SE
- Issue date: 2015 Jul 24
- Cutting edge: enhanced pulmonary clearance of Pseudomonas aeruginosa by Muc1 knockout mice.
- Authors: Lu W, Hisatsune A, Koga T, Kato K, Kuwahara I, Lillehoj EP, Chen W, Cross AS, Gendler SJ, Gewirtz AT, Kim KC
- Issue date: 2006 Apr 1
- Identification of Pseudomonas aeruginosa flagellin as an adhesin for Muc1 mucin.
- Authors: Lillehoj EP, Kim BT, Kim KC
- Issue date: 2002 Apr
- MUC1 expression by human airway epithelial cells mediates Pseudomonas aeruginosa adhesion.
- Authors: Kato K, Lillehoj EP, Kai H, Kim KC
- Issue date: 2010 Jan 1

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11-Year Old Kanye West Interview Surfaces On The Internet
Since exploding onto the national scene in 2004, Kanye West has consistently given some of the hottest and most thought-provoking interviews in the business. It seems as if that was true before he was famous, too.
In 2002, a pre-fame Yeezy was interviewed by MTV News that unfortunately went unreleased by the media monolith. Flash-forward, 11 years and the interview has finally surfaced on the internet, today.
In an hour-long interview made as Kanye was becoming a rising star in the rap production world, Kanye talks about his love of hip-hop, the first time he played his music for Jay Z, Mos Def and Talib Kweli and how he came to link up with Roc-A-Fella. In a taste of future interviews to come, Kanye even took the time to vent about his creative frustrations that he was facing at the same time. : "In my heart, there’s so much stuff I want to say the world."