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Showbiz Hottie: Irresistible Charmer Logan Laurice Browning
After her debut film Bratz: The Movie became a success, she has since starred in television series such as Meet the Browns, Hit the Floor, and Powers. But of course we cannot forget her most recent role in the TV show Dear White People.
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In May 2021, Wilco Sky announced Blue Sky 2022, a “destination concert experience” at the Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya in Mexico. It will take place next week from January 17-21. The originally announced lineup for the sold-out event included three shows from Wilco, plus sets from Spoon, Kurt Vile, Thundercat, Waxahatchee, Stephen Malkmus, Nubya Garcia, Jeff Tweedy solo and others. The starting price for ticket packages was $1699.
In comments addressed to the band and festival organizers on the event’s Facebook page, several people called for refunds and asked if the event would be moved due to the widespread omicron variant of COVID-19. Today (Jan. 11), the page shared the event schedule with an update: Soccer Mommy and Ohmme had joined the lineup as Waxahatchee, Mountain Man and Julian Lage are “no longer able” to attend. Wilco and the festival’s promoter, Cloud 9 Adventures, have now issued statements to address fans’ concerns.
“With regard to the Sky Blue Sky festival, Wilco has been independently contracted to perform at this event and have their name used to promote ticket sales, in the same way as most of the group’s other live performances,” a representative for Wilco said in a statement. “The festival promoter, Cloud 9, is solely responsible for and determines ticket policies, including pricing and availability of refunds or credits.”
Tweedy also spoke about the issue in his family’s livestream broadcast The Tweedy Show on Thursday 6 January:


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The vice-head of China’s Ministry of Finance has warned of the need for regulators to be on “high alert” over the hidden debt of local government.
During a speech delivered at the 2017 China Bond Forum (2017中国债券论坛) on 23 December, Zhu Guangyao said that with respect to macro-economic policy Beijing’s “active fiscal policy will remain unchanged,” and that “stable and neutral monetary policy will be preserved.”
According to Zhu the next step for macro-economic policy would be to maintain a “high-alert” with respect to the hidden debt of local government, as well as the debt levels of state-owned enterprises.
“This is a key link in resolving excessively high risk, and removing hidden systemic financial risk,” said Zhu.
Zhu also said that the deepening of supply-side structural performs should enable China to achieve full-year GDP growth of 6.8%, to once again make it the fastest growing major economy in the world.

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Audie Award Finalist, Literary Fiction, 2014 Part epic of Texas, part classic coming-of-age story, part unflinching portrait of the bloody price of power, The Son is an utterly transporting novel that maps the legacy of violence in the American West through the lives of the McCulloughs, an ambitious family as resilient and dangerous as the land they claim. Spring, 1849: Eli McCullough is 13 years old when a marauding band of Comanches takes him captive. Brave and clever, Eli quickly adapts to life among the Comanches, learning their ways and waging war against their enemies, including white men - which complicates his sense of loyalty and understanding of who he is. But when disease, starvation, and overwhelming numbers of armed Americans decimate the tribe, Eli finds himself alone. Neither white nor Indian, civilized nor fully wild, he must carve a place for himself in a world in which he does not fully belong - a journey of adventure, tragedy, hardship, grit, and luck that reverberates in the lives of his progeny.
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Thud! Hear that? It's the sound of a book hitting the floor from the top shelf because one of those previous 100 Best Books is hitting the ground to make room for The Son. This is The One that you wait for, hope for, and love every minute you spend reading or listening.
Meyer's new novel has already earned comparisons to the works of Cormac McCarthy (Blood Meridian), Larry McMurtry (Lonesome Dove), James Michener (Texas), and Edna Ferber (Giant)--and justly so, as one of the most entertaining novels of the American West ever written, and probably the book to bet on as the biggest blockbuster since The Help. Spanning four generations of Texans--from the first man born into the Republic of Texas in 1836, the grand patriarch Col. Eli McCullough, to the death of his great granddaughter/oil baron, Jeannie McCullough in 2012.
Meyer is an exciting, fresh-voiced author with an historian's flair. He layers this family saga with the colorful mythopoeic history of our unique American West, painting a rugged land, fought for, and inhabited by the white man, the Indian tribes, and the Mexican people. The land itself seems a part of these people, running through their veins like the blood they shed to claim a piece of the frontier. Three family members narrate the story of the Texas McCulloughs: Eli narrates the frontier years, beginning as a young boy kidnapped during a violent Comanche raid where he witnesses the brutal murder of his mother, sister, and brother. Eli is taken and raised as a Comanche. Instinctually, he fights to survive among what history calls the most savage tribe of Indians. When finally returned to the white society, he has embraced the Comanche so completely that he rejects the life of his childhood, and is seen as an outcast, a *white Comanche*, "either hero or sociopath." In his voice the book is alive and vivid--his young observations of a foreign harsh world so achingly raw and interesting that this time alone would have been a captivating book. Peter McCullough, the son and resentful heir to the cattle and land fortune amassed by his father Eli, is the conscience of the book--the tender hearted, tragic love-struck narrator, traumatized by a brutal raid against a neighboring Mexican ranching family, initiated by his father and his Vaqueros under the guise of recapturing stolen livestock. Peter is disgusted by his father's legacy, trapped by his role, and stuck in a loveless marriage. Jeanne Anne is the gutsy great granddaughter of Eli, born in 1926--a tough oil baroness with the hide of an armadillo, that must fight to be accepted in a *man's business*. Meyer gives her a strong and authentic presence, and captures her inner-battles of carrying on the family legacy and raising her own family. The three narrations wind in and out of each other with an unhindered clear progression that moves the saga along effortlessly, until the mighty family trickles to just a stream.
The evolution is bloody and brutal. Meyer relates the unsparing events detached from emotion, offsetting the horrific deeds with the instinct for survival - and the need for prosperity...the path of all histories. The violence is also set against the backdrop of the natural beauty of the American West - the rugged and unforgiving landscape, the choreography in the hunting of buffalo, raising cattle, excavating for oil, It is the process of birth in nature and life and seems organic. With these filters, the violence is authentic to the history and never grabbed me as gratuitous or manipulative. You listen with a strange sense of acceptance. (I wasn't aware that some of our *current slang* ain't so current.)
You hear a rattle and a native drumbeat, joined by a strumming guitar and the chords of a melancholy harmonica--and finally the smoky twang of Will Patton's voice hits your ears. It's all like the thrill of hearing the swelling surround-sound envelop you at a theatre...there's an excitement already to this one, promising an adventure that is delivered with perfection. A powerful, raw story, from an author destined to be known and a book that won't be forgotten. The Son kept me spellbound and left me looking back, yearning for more of this journey across Texas through the years.
*This is already so long, but I thought the interview with Meyer featured on Amazon was worth mentioning. His research process and commitment were very interesting.
First, I need to thank (@Melinda) for recommending this novel. I read American Rust a couple years ago and loved it, but might have missed this nearly perfect novel if I hadn't stumbled onto Melinda's fantastic review and been gently prodded by her into reading it.
There are certain rare novels that brilliantly capture the art, heart, and action of both American fiction and history. 'The Son' is one of those historical novels that can absolutely propel the reader. Its narrative strength, however, is equaled by its artistry and its multi-generational, multi-narrative, epic arc. 'The Son' captures the tension between land and people; the contest between people and people; the struggle between fathers and sons. 'The Son,' is the history of Texas and the West told through three generations of Texans: Eli McCullough (born 1836: the year Texas became a Republic/thesis), his son Peter (born 1870/antithesis) and Peter's granddaughter Jeanne Anne (born 1926/synthesis).
This is a novel that is a pure descendant of Melville, Faulkner, Cather and McCarthy. These authors set the stage that allowed Meyer to carve an epic novel out of the rich soil of the Earth and to shoot another Western myth into the the innumerable stars in the sky.
I'm usually not a fan of multiple narrators for a book, but 'The Son' was well served by four strong narrators (lead by Will Patton).
I really can't recommend this book enough. One of my favorite books/novels/audiobooks of the last several years. Seriously, if you have one credit left in your cache, I would recommend using it RIGHT now to buy rights to this novel. You won't regret it, but your children may--eventually.

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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - A central Florida man reportedly left his 17-month-old child locked inside a pickup truck while he went to a bar to drink.
Orlando police say a passer-by heard the child screaming early Saturday morning in the parking lot of Clicks Billiards. When officers arrived, the child was reportedly standing in the front passenger seat, screaming and crying.
When 33-year-old William Ferrer walked out of the bar a short time later, police say he told officers that he had just stopped at the bar for five minutes to say hello to a friend and didn't drink any alcohol. But witnesses told police that Ferrer was inside for more than a half hour and drank two beers.
Ferrer was arrested and charged with child neglect.
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Some time ago whilst I was sitting in Starbucks, a woman noticed the tremor in my right hand and asked, “do you have Parkinson’s disease?” I looked at her a little surprised captured in my tremor and answered “yes.” She proceeded to ask questions of which I answered freely. Most of the questions centered on PD and the fact that she has is a distant relative who was just diagnosed.
I get this kind of attention a lot, which I don’t mind, either people ask questions or those too embarrassed to ask. However, they reveal a slight smile with a look in the eyes and you can tell they know. And rest assure, that whether you ask outright or you’re too embarrassed to ask, you have a few things in common; either you know someone with Parkinson’s or know somebody, whom you feel might have it. That someone might be you!
So the relative in question was a sister-in-law who upon hearing her diagnosed, stayed in bed for two weeks, too upset to get out of her room. And here is this woman looking at me and seeing two extreme reactions to the same diagnoses. I know in my mind I was thinking the same thing. Upon leaving, she told me she would pray for me of which I thanked her. This was probably the first seed of inspiration to write about Parkinson’s.
So the gist of my story is this: I am like these individuals and all others who know. And depending on what day it is, I can go to extremes. So my therapy is to write and share these words and just maybe this will give those with a close connection to this disease a rhyme or reason as to ‘why’ and move forward. As T.S. Eliot wrote in ‘Little Gidding’:
“We shall not cease from exploration,
And the end of all our exploring
Will be to arrive where we started
And know the place for the first time.”
I didn’t set out to write about Parkinson’s figuring there was enough being said and written. But the more I told my story to friends the more encouragement I received. It wasn’t enough that others have written about this disease and their relationship to it, what mattered was, my story wasn’t out there for I had a voice and an obligation to write it.
For their understanding I want to thank family and friends for being there and patience in the fact that my life had changed and I now moved a little slower. To my fellow bloggers who encouraged my creativity in the blogosphere and to Mirja who always had an unending faith in my abilities as a writer.
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€3.1 million spent on repairing North Offaly roads in 2018 - councillor
Fine Gael councillor for Edenderry, Noel Cribbin, has said €3.1 million was spent on roadworks in North Offaly in 2018.
The Offaly County Councillor said the local council engineer has provided a breakdown of the spend on road repairs in North Offaly for the year given the adverse weather conditions, including snow and sun, during the year.
"Over 70 projects were completed at a cost of €3.1 million which was up by 33% on the previous year and, despite being a big spend, that only equates to 33km of roads upgrades out of a total of 550 km," Cllr Cribbin said.
"Due to our road peat surface in 50% of our roads in North Offaly, we received an additional €500k to undertake road repairs after the dry summer where roads actually cracked open and were very dangerous," he added.
"Great work was done in repairing many sections but on bog roads, this will only last five years compared to 20 years on normal roads and until the Department gives areas like North Offaly the appropriate funding for our unique road structure we will be always playing catch-up," Cribbin added.
He concluded by saying "great credit is due to local engineer Mark Mahon and his crew" who he says are "now back on pothole repairs after they appeared out of nowhere in the last few weeks."


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So that's the basics of co-op, but what about the execution? Unfortunately it's a mixed bag. It's a very difficult mode, especially your first time through, which is a result of a few different factors. First, the initial wave of enemies can easily overwhelm your team, with one or two members dying before they even realize whence that hails of bullets came, mainly due to there being no radar or enemy tagging feature. The lack of a radar is a carryover from the game itself, where you don't get any such device but instead are forced to rely upon a (very unreliable) echo location system; but even that isn't available to you in co-op. So, you're forced to eyeball everything and rely upon team communication, which isn't a bad thing assuming your team actually communicates. If not, then the loss of one or two teammates right from the start can mean a quick loss due to the "pay to respawn" system.
Second, the mode as a whole feels artificially difficult, which can be quite off-putting. Part of this difficulty is due to the damage dealt by the starting guns of each class. This is no doubt an intentional design, as it helps to focus the team more on working together to take down foes rather than every man being a solo killing machine, however, it's also tiring. The third or fourth time you die to an enemy and you know you got off a good five or six shots into them, but they're still moving, you'll start to beg for more weapons. While there are other, slightly more powerful guns that are available to each class, these can only be unlocked by completing different tiers of challenges.
These challenges are either class specific, like "kill x number of enemies using the Tactician's turrets," or more broad, such as "kill X number of enemies with a headshot," and can only be completed for the current class you're playing in a match. What's more, you have to complete at least two tiers of these challenges before you unlock your first gun, and that's not something you're likely to complete within just a couple matches. It's a good idea as a way to incentivize people to use their abilities and play the co-op mode, but it comes off feeling like a chore. The net result of all this is that the mode is not welcoming and quite frustrating unless you become fully vested in it.
It's hard to get too invested in the mode due to the final factor: the player requirement. Intercept feels like it was designed to be played with four players at all times. It's the second part to the mode's artificial difficulty. With a solid team that is communicating, knows their class, and works well on retaking and defending the strategic points, then matches can be tough but manageable. Three players that are well coordinated and select the right classes might be able to manage a Quick or even Regular match; two players is next to impossible and solo play is a waste of time. Understandably, the player base is rather small at this point, but even when you do manage to get a full squad of randoms together, chances are good that it won't be a fun co-op experience. If even one or two players are constantly going off on their own and not working with the rest of the group, you'll probably play a game or two before moving on to something else altogether.
All of that being said, there's still some fun to be had in Intercept. Even if it is artificial, it's a good challenge for a solid co-op crew, and there are "just barely made it" and "come from behind" victories to be had/enjoyed. So, if you've got a co-op crew that all has the game, $10, and an interest to play, then you're set. For everyone else, the mode may be prove to be entertaining for a match or two before ultimately turning into an exercise of frustration.

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Treating & Managing Hearing Loss in Children
The sooner you catch hearing loss in your child, the better. Early intervention can help your child learn to better manage hearing loss. This will help prevent problems in their speech and language development. Your child’s treatment plan will likely include guidance from health care specialists and auditory devices.
A Team Approach
Your child will have a team of health care professionals on their side, every step of the way. Each team member has special skills to help you and your child adapt to and manage hearing loss.
An audiologist is a licensed health care professional who received their Master’s or Doctoral degree in audiology from an accredited graduate program. Audiologists can diagnose and help manage hearing and balance problems in babies, children and adults.
Ear, nose and throat (ENT) doctor
An ear, nose and throat doctor specializes in diagnosing and treating conditions in these areas of the body.
The ENT has a deep understanding of the anatomy of your child’s ears, and will work with the other members of your care team to determine treatment options.
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A speech and language pathologist (SLP) has their Master’s or Doctoral degree in speech-language pathology from an accredited graduate program. They work with babies, children and adults who have problems communicating.
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- Speech sounds
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Preheat a grill to medium. Combine the brown sugar, paprika and mustard powder in a small bowl. Season the pork chops with salt and pepper and rub all over with the spice mixture; set aside.
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The latest Black Rose Valkyrie character trailer introduces party member Coo Franson.
Coo, in contrast to her twin sister, is shy and especially not good with men. She’s the brains of the unit, specializing in data analysis and such. At first, she doesn’t show much emotion and talks very little, but you’ll come to see her smile as she opens her heart to the unit.
Black Rose Valkyrie is due out for PlayStation 4 on July 21 in Japan.
Watch the trailer below.


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No need for a double take. You actually read that headline right. National Gun Appreciation Day Chairman Larry Ward told CNN that slavery might never have happened had black people--you know, our ancestors who were considered three fifths of a person, torn from their families, frequently beaten and raped, not allowed to marry or own property, or learn to read or write--had access to guns.
"I think Martin Luther King, Jr. would agree with me if he were alive today that if African Americans had been given the right to keep and bear arms from day one of the country's founding, perhaps slavery might not have been a chapter in our history," Ward said.
Just mess. A hot fucking mess. I keep waiting to hear a sensible gun owner--I know they're out there somewhere--speak with some damn common sense on one of these discussions and be willing to concede that tweaking current gun control laws, along with talking about mental health and violence in popular culture, is what is need to prevent further mass killings. But all we're getting are unhinged rants about "1776 commencing again," and the NRA for all intents and purposes sticking their fingers in their ears and screaming "Na, na, na, na, I can't hear you." And now this bullshit.
Watch this drivel being spat in real time below, and read Monica Robert's excellent post over at TransGriot here.

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Binary Digit’s second EP on new label Zeitnot. Five club-ready cuts encompassing acid, electro and techno. On the A side you have two fast paced 135+ acid electro tracks in the form of Crook Acid and Sneaking out of the club.
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Australian Drinking Water Guidelines to be expanded
The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) is expanding microbial health based targets in a draft framework to be added to the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines (ADWG).
Microbial health-based targets (HBT) give a quantitative definition of drinking water safety using organisms that represent the major groups of pathogens – bacteria, viruses and protozoa.
“Currently, the only HBT for microbial safety in the ADWG is the absence of E. coli per 100 millilitres of water,” the NHMRC stated.
“However, E. coli is not an effective indicator organism for other bacteria in drinking water and cannot be used as an indicator for viral and protozoan pathogens.”
The draft framework is proposed for inclusion in Chapter Five (5.7) of the ADWG and defines safe, good quality drinking water and how it can be achieved.
“For smaller utilities, this could involve using default treatment processes based on categorising the type of water source,” the NHMRC stated.
“For more technically advanced utilities a more system-specific approach using water supply-specific monitoring data (where this exists) can be used.
“For utilities that do not meet the existing standards in the ADWG, the health-based target [HBT] framework describes a water safety continuum, where the utility can plan improvements to its operation in order to work towards the goal of safer water and best practice.”
The framework covers:
- applying HBT to drinking water supplies;
- determining minimum treatment requirements for drinking water supplies;
- specified treatment technologies for small or remote drinking water; and
- information on operational monitoring.
Appendices outline the specific technical details of applying HBT to water supplies, including how to calculate log reduction values, how to conduct source water assessments and an explanation of default log reduction value credits for common water treatment processes.
The HBT to be included in the guidelines is the same as that used in the World Health Organisation's Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality.
The draft is open for public consultation, and submissions can be made online before November 4.


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02/01/2015 at 23:12
so i am in the first 5-8 weeks, and i am so worried something will happen this is my 2nd child i was allot healthier with her.. so i am looking for any help to lower any risk and good ways to be more careful if that makes sense
03/01/2015 at 16:25
Hi SFW91, Congratulations on your pregnancy! I would just suggest taking a pregnancy supplement with folic acid, avoiding any high risk foods (runny eggs, rare meat, unpasturised cheese, etc), trying to avoid high fat/refined sugary snacks, take away foods (as you don't know what conditions they are prepared in..i passed up on a meal when i was pregnant with my 2nd and the next day my husband and friend were extremely ill..for 3 days!) and invest in a blender! I found making fresh smoothies,juice and soups was a great way to get all the nutrients i needed and more but also left me feeling more satisfied and not reaching for snacks all the time. You can buy books with recipes that are great for during pregnancy. I also used to make homemade iron rich crispy Kale chips (just place pieces of kale on a baking tray, drizzle with a little oil and bake until crispy) and spice them up with different seasonings and add chia seeds. I hope this helps. x
03/01/2015 at 21:30
During my pregnancy I was making fruit salad daily and it gave me all the energy I needed, dates were also very useful and I had at least two a day. Generally did not crave any take aways and was eating at home reguarily or with my family again home cooked food.
03/01/2015 at 23:41
thank you, the blender idea is great never though of that and thank you i am having a bowl of fresh fruit a day and i am forcing myself to eat more meat(cooked fully) as i no the baby needs it.. if there is anything else you guys think of please let me know i really do not want to risk anything xx
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Enjoy some of University City’s lovely residential gardens on U City in Bloom’s 5th Biennial Garden Tour. This year’s tour features gardens in the University Heights neighborhood, the subdivision laid out by University City founder, Edward G. Lewis. This year’s years tour will include historic highlights about the neighborhood as well as the lovely gardens. Plein Air artists will be painting in many of the garden as well and their work will be on display at a reception immediately following the tour at University City Hall.
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"Once Upon a Time" has found its Elsa in "Fringe" alum Georgina Haig, Variety has confirmed.
Haig will play "Frozen's" ice queen in season four of the ABC fantasy, joining previously announced Elizabeth Lail as Elsa's sister Anna and "Greek" veteran...
| Jul 4, 2014
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When Queen Elsa from "Frozen" joins ABC's "Once Upon a Time," the role will be played by Georgina Haig of "Fringe."
Series co-creator Adam Horowitz tweeted the news Thursday.
Haig, an Australian, is starring as Lee Anne Marcus on the CBS drama...
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It's not happily ever after for Emilie de Ravin. The "Once Upon a Time" star and her husband Joshua Janowicz are reportedly getting a divorce -- again.
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"Once Upon a Time" recently revealed the news that "Frozen's" Queen Elsa will be joining the show. Now, ABC has confirmed through TVLine that characters Anna and Kristoff have been cast.
Newcomer Elizabeth Lail will play Anna and "Greek's" Scott...
| Jun 7, 2014
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At the moment, "Maleficent" and its evil queen are burning up the big screen, and over on HBO, "Game of Thrones" and its Mother of Dragons are on fire too. Sequels to 2012's "Snow White and the Huntsman" and 2010's "Alice in Wonderland" are due in...
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Ziehl-Abegg recently celebrated 10 years of business within the United Sates. Peter Fenkl, CEO of Ziehl-Abegg SE in Germany, visited the U.S. headquarters in Greensboro, NC, on August 8, to mark the occasion.
Ziehl-Abegg is a global company in the ventilation and drive technology sector with matching control technology. Examples of application areas for the products include heating and refrigeration plants, clean rooms, and agricultural systems. In Greensboro there are located production, sales, administration, and after service. The headquarters of Ziehl-Abegg USA is responsible for the sales offices in the regions of the Gulf Coast, East Coast, Midwest, and West Coast. This allowed Ziehl-Abegg USA to rise from a local player in the USA to a North American player serving the entire North American continent with offices in all regions of the USA, Mexico, and Canada.
“We are very close to the customers,” said Mirco Herrmann, managing director of Ziehl-Abegg USA. “We see a great advantage in having our own production in Greensboro. So we are very adaptable for all customers’ wishes.”
Herrmann underscores that the great success in the last 10 years is based on the hard work of each employee. Today, almost 40 employees are working for Ziehl-Abegg in Greensboro.

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Rossi has been producing award-winning ice cream in Essex since 1932 and to celebrate our momentous 85th year milestone in style, launched an exciting limited-edition Birthday Cake Ice Cream and held an event at our new premises with over 100 guests in attendance.
Guests included Southend Major, Faye Evans, Sir David Amis and a number of local businesses and organisations. All were treated to refreshments including Limited Edition Birthday Cake Ice Cream, only available from selected Rossi parlours whilst stocks last, as part of the Birthday Celebrations.
The evening included a welcome speech from Colin Gray, Rossi Director, looking back at the story behind the Company as well as the exciting plans going forward as the business continues to grow. Guests also enjoyed tours of the new Rossi premises and factory, taking in the display of historical memorabilia and machinery including some of the original milk churns.
Colin Gray, Rossi Director, was overwhelmed by the event saying “85 years is a long time and we hope for many more successful years as we continue to expand the business. I would like to thank all of the generations who have enjoyed Rossi Ice Cream over the years”. He continues, “I would like to thank the team as they are the back bone of the company and I am immensely proud of their incredible achievements. Rossi recently gained listings in over 25 local Morrison stores and now working with JJ Food Service. We look forward to move into the future with the company as we have some exciting news and announcements in the not too distant future”.Back to News


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Yesterday the Court added five new cases to its docket for next Term. Lyle Denniston covered the order list for this blog. The Court’s announcement that it had granted review in Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association, a challenge to compulsory fees for public-sector unions, garnered the most attention. Lyle Denniston covered the grant for this blog; other coverage comes from Mark Walsh at Education Week’s School Law Blog, while commentary comes from Deborah LaFetra at the Pacific Legal Foundation’s Liberty Blog and Moshe Marvit at Talking Points Memo. Howard Fischer of Capitol Media Services reports on the Court’s grant in a challenge to the legislative boundaries drawn by Arizona’s independent redistricting commission; Rick Hasen also discusses the grant at his Election Law Blog.
Other coverage focuses on Monday’s final three decisions in argued cases. Nina Totenberg had an overview of all three for NPR. In Glossip v. Gross, the Court rejected a challenge to Oklahoma’s use of a sedative normally used to treat anxiety as the first drug in its three-drug lethal injection cocktail. Coverage comes from NPR’s Nina Totenberg and Chantal Valery and Robert MacPherson of Agence France-Press (via Yahoo! News). Commentary on the decision comes from our symposium on the decision, Josh Lee at casetext, and Rick Wilson at the Human Rights at Home Blog.
In Arizona Legislature v. Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission, the Court rejected the state legislature’s argument that the Constitution’s Elections Clause prohibits voters from transferring power over federal congressional redistricting to an independent commission. I covered the decision in Plain English for this blog; commentary comes from Sean Young at ACSblog.
And in Michigan v. Environmental Protection Agency, the Court held that, when deciding whether to regulate emissions from power plants, the EPA must consider the costs to the power plants up front. Coverage comes from Jeremy Jacobs of Greenwire and Chantal Valery of Agence France-Press (via Business Insider); commentary comes from Michael Wara in the Stanford Lawyer, Lisa Soronen at the Knowledge Center, Seth Jaffe at Law and the Environment, John Burton at the World Socialist Web Site, and Richard Revesz at The Hill.
Other commentary focuses on Friday’s decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, in which the Court struck down state bans on same-sex marriage and the recognition thereof. At the Ogletree Deakins website, Ann Carr Mackey and others focus on the implications of the decision for employee benefits, while at Hamilton and Griffin on Rights Marci Hamilton looks at what the decision will mean for houses of worship and government actions.
Finally, some commentary focuses on the Term and its significance more broadly. At the Constitutional Accountability Center’s Text and History Blog, Tom Donnelly concludes that the Term was a “good—but not great”—one for business. In the Los Angeles Times, Rick Hasen urges us to “forget the debate about whether the Supreme Court has taken a liberal run,” arguing that the views of Justice Anthony Kennedy “matter more than anything else.”
- Coverage of the Court’s decision in Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin, the renewed challenge to the university’s use of race in its undergraduate admissions process, comes from Ralph Haurwitz at the Austin American-Statesman.
- Commentary on Thursday’s decision in King v. Burwell, in which the Court agreed with the Obama administration that tax subsidies are available under the Affordable Care Act for everyone who purchases health insurance on an exchange, comes from Rob Weiner at casetext.
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Heil against raising the retirement age over 67 years
Berlin Minister of Labour Hubertus Heil Opposes raising the retirement age beyond 67 after 2031. “Increasing the retirement age to 69, 70 or 75 is wrong and unfair, because that would mean a real pension cut for many people who simply cannot work that long,” Heil told the Rheinische Post on Thursday.
“That would be at the expense of the younger generation, who retire after the baby boomers. I don’t want that, and the traffic light in the coalition agreement ruled that out Germany is already very high in an international comparison at 67 years from 2031. Chancellor Olaf Scholz recently spoke out in favor of more people retiring at the age of 67.


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Back in April of 1953 Ian Fleming's first James Bond adventure, "Casino Royale", was published. In April of this year, to celebrate the novel's 70th anniversary, Ian Fleming Publications released a completely new series of paperbacks with cover designs by Webb & Webb. As a complete set is yet to surface for sale on book shelves here in Australia I ordered the complete set online. They arrived in the post several weeks ago.
As you can see from the photos above the cover designs are fantastic (even the back covers !) and sitting on a shelf together the spines look fantastic. Here they are on PizGloria.com.
There has been some controversy about the release of these editions as some text has been changed to bring the novels in line with current community attitudes. I'm not going to discuss that topic here, instead I'll leave you with your own viewpoint.
Further, "Thrilling Cities" and "The Diamond Smugglers", two non-Bond novels also written by Ian Fleming, were released at the same time with similar cover designs. I'll add another post featuring these covers later.

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Tight glycemic control plus overmedication may increase hospitalizations
SAN DIEGO — Older adults with diabetes who maintain tight glycemic control and who use two or more types of glucose-lowering medications have an increased risk hospitalization and longer length of hospital stay compared with patients who maintain moderate control and use fewer medications, according to data presented here.
“Guidelines acknowledge the need to individualize glycemic control among older adults,” Jennifer L. Kuntz, PhD, assistant investigator at the Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research in Portland, Oregon, said during a presentation. “However, it is rather unclear how to accomplish this, considering that a lot of older adults have many risk factors including multiple comorbidities, cognitive decline and polypharmacy. The characterization of utilization outcomes based on the use of treatments and treatment outcomes including glycemic control may serve as a step toward individualizing treatment.”
Kuntz and colleagues evaluated 10,091 patients with diabetes (mean age, 75 years; mean HbA1c, 7.2%; years since diagnosis, 9.6 years) at Kaiser Permanente Northwest to determine whether health care utilization varies with glucose-lowering medication use and HbA1c levels.
Glycemic control was evaluated using mean HbA1c levels and use of glucose-lowering medication classes including insulin, secretagogues, metformin and others. Health care utilization was measured based on hospitalization and number of emergency room and outpatient visits from Oct. 1, 2014, to Sept. 30, 2015. Mean HbA1c was classified as tight (< 7%; n = 5,065), moderate (7% to 8.9%; n = 4,386) or poor ( 9%; n = 640) glycemic control. Participants were categorized by level of glycemic control and use of glucose-lowering medication classes (< 2 vs. 2).
Among participants with tight glycemic control, 84% received fewer than two glucose-lowering medication classes. Two or more glucose-lowering medication classes were used by 51% of participants with moderate glycemic control and 70% with poor control.
Participants with tight glycemic control who received at least two glucose-lowering medication classes had 24% more mean hospitalizations compared with participants with tight control who received fewer than two glucose-lowering medication classes (P = .0008) and 55% more mean hospitalizations than participants with moderate control who received fewer than two glucose-lowering medication classes (P < .001). Similarly, participants with tight control who received at least two glucose-lowering medication classes had 37% more mean hospital days compared with participants with tight control who received fewer than two glucose-lowering medication classes (P = .008) and 63% more mean hospital days than participants with moderate control who received fewer than two glucose-lowering medication classes (P < .001).
There were no significant differences between groups for ED visits or outpatient visits.
“Tight glycemic control achieved with multiple [glucose-lowering medications] is associated with greater hospital utilization compared with tight and moderate control using fewer [glucose-lowering medications],” Kuntz said. “Our results suggest that overtreatment, tight [glycemic] control and more medications may be hazardous for elderly patients and also may generate unnecessary health care utilization of our health care systems.” – by Amber Cox
Kuntz JL, et al. 301-OR. Presented at: American Diabetes Association 77th Scientific Sessions; June 9-13, 2017; San Diego.
Disclosures: Kuntz reports financial ties with Merck and Pfizer.


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Jimmy Fallon and Ethan Hawke turn people's awkward 'FML' stories into silly country songs on The Tonight Show
Jimmy Fallon is always coming up with silly new skits for The Tonight Show.
And for Tuesday's episode, the 41-year-old teamed up with Ethan Hawke to gently poke fun at other people's misfortune through the medium of country song.
The actor and the comedian found some of the funniest stories from the website fmylife.com, where users submit tales about their bad days.
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Country crooners: Jimmy Fallon and Ethan Hawke formed a country band called FML on Tuesday's episode of The Tonight Show
'They always end the same way, “FML”,' Jimmy explained. Which is interesting because I’m actually in a country music band called FML. And we rotate our band members, kind of like Menudo.
'So if you don’t mind, I thought we could sing a few FML country songs right now. But first, please welcome my partner Ethan Hawke.'
Jimmy and Ethan both put on accents and then took it in turns to sing the stories.
Ethan, 45, kicked things off with the story: 'Today, my dentist gave me laughing gas and in my drugged up state, I wanted to hang out with him. So we're going to an art museum next Tuesday. FML.'
Poking fun at people's misfortune: The comedian and the actor found some of the funniest stories from the website fmylife.com, where users submit tales about their bad days
Silly stars: Jimmy and Ethan both put on accents and then took it in turns to sing the stories
Jimmy then had his turn, singing: 'Today I got back my history term paper. The whole thing was crossed out. And at the end, my professor just wrote, “Nope.” FML.'
Jimmy and Ethan each complained about what a rough time they were having while in character.
The Boyhood star then sang another anecdote from the site. 'Today, for the first time, I decided to just be myself at work. My boss asked me if I was drunk. FML,' he belted out.
As the skit went on, the tales got funnier.
Kicking things off: Ethan belted out a story about someone asking to hang out with their dentist
In character: The pair stayed in character as they grunted about having a bad day
His turn: Jimmy then sang about having an entire history paper crossed out, with 'nope' written at the end
The audience couldn't stop laughing when Jimmy told the next story, singing: 'Today, I was washing my hands in the bathroom, looked up and saw a spider on my cheek. Slapped myself in the face as hard as I could to kill it. It turns out the spider was on the mirror. FML.'
At one point, Jimmy did a spot of improvisation after his accent went wobbly and Ethan asked if had 'something in your throat'.
'No you know what, I have my phone on vibrate so somebody’s calling me right now and it’s here in my collar,' he responded. 'Hold on a second, I’ll get it. Hello? I’ve got to call you back I’m doing a song with Ethan Hawke.
'My boss asked me if I was drunk': Ethan had the audience giggling as he sang about one poor person's plight
Making the crowd laugh: The stories got progressively funnier, and Jimmy sang one about somebody slapping themselves in the face because they thought there was a spider on their cheek
'No sorry the phone was vibrating so that’s why my throat was – alright I’ll talk to you later. Alright call back but leave a message. Act like nothing’s happening. Let’s do this last one together, what do you say?'
The pair finished by belting out, 'Today I told my three-year-old daughter to behave or I’d spank her. She looked right at me and she said “Bring it.” FML.'
Ethan was appearing on the show to promote upcoming sports drama movie The Phenom, which is out June 24, while Freddie Prinze Jr. was also a guest on Tuesday night's show.
Improvising: At one point the talk show host joked that his phone was vibrating after his accent went wobbly
Wrapping things up: Jimmy and Ethan - who was promoting The Phenom - finished by singing together
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From 17 September, a total of 38 public libraries have been partially reopened with limited services and Special Opening Hours. Details
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Adjacent to Eightland Gardens, On Ho Lane, Tai Po
Except library closing day or public holidays, libraries will be closed at 5:00pm on the following days: New Year's Eve, Chinese New Year's Eve, Mid-Autumn Festival and Christmas Eve.
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Steve Lovecraft’s review published on Letterboxd:
It’s official - 2018 is the year that Rachel Weisz was “totally lesbi-gay” on screen. After Disobedience and now Yorgos Lanthimos’ The Favourite, Daniel Craig might as well invest in Doc Martens if he wants to keep his marriage intact. 2018 also seems to be a year of jet-black comedies with The House that Jack Built, Thoroughbreds, The Death of Stalin, and this. All of these guilt-ridden, disturbing laughs are probably a sign of the times, and it’s interesting how pertinent The Favourite manages be despite it being set in the early 18th century.
It has been noted before that director Lanthimos’ Greek origins play an indelible role in the political subtext of his films. This movie is no different as it seems to be a commentary on the fickle nature of weak leadership and the chaos that ensues. Opportunists, sycophants, turncoats, and nihilists plague the court of Queen Anne (Olivia Colman) as her physical and mental health are failing her. A struggle for who pulls the Queen’s strings is set in motion between Sarah Churchill (Weisz), her disgraced cousin Abigail Hill (Emma Stone), and the prissy men of Parliament. It’s equally amusing and worrying to watch a head of state lose their marbles until one realizes that people’s lives hang in the balance at the whims of a petulant, under-qualified despot. It’s even more interesting that there’s quite a lot of historical truth behind this narrative, all dramatic embellishments aside.
Behind the curtain of the political reality there was a more personal drama going on between the three leading ladies. “Character is what you are in the dark”, and these women have plenty to spare for better or worse. Weisz and Stone spar with each other, vying for Colman’s attention while their motivations and moralities evolve naturalistically. Their complexities make for a compelling subversion of the typical protagonist vs antagonist build of many period-set dramas, and this one distinguishes itself in more ways than one thanks in no small part to Lanthimos’ idiosyncratic stylings.
While absent much of the inert affectations of his other films, one could argue that the prim and pompous pleasantries of high English society are equally alienating an atmosphere to complement his oeuvre. This is in no small part due to it being the first film that the director has adapted without a script written by himself and long time writing partner Efthymis Filipinos. Penned by Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara, their input has obviously curbed the director’s more austere and bizarre proclivities. As for gorgeous cinematography, hilariously awkward dance sequences, and the begrudged, pensive hand-job, most of the hallmarks of his filmography make an appearance here.
One novel divergence from your typical period drama is the prominent use of fish-eye lenses amidst the other wide-angle lens shots. It gives many of the scenes a sense of voyeurism as we’re peeping in on the taboo proceedings of the characters’ personal lives, all the while every immaculate detail of the Hatfield House and Hampton Court Palace are on full display to be probed and held to the same scrutiny we give these flawed and familiar characters. Lastly, it should be noted that the thousand-yard stare of Colman’s mad queen are among the most disturbing images in Lanthimos’ already nightmarish film world.


text: If you book a taxi to take you to the airport or to the port of Rafina, the taxi meter is often turned off – an arbitrary and of course illegal practice by the largest radio taxi firms in Attica. Charges range from 25-40 euros per journey, according to how long each firm considers the distance to be. Passengers who dare to complain are often told (wrongly) that the destination is outside the city’s «perimeter.» The reason this situation has been allowed to continue is – apart from the lack of state control – the lack of complaints lodged by the public. Many readers have called Kathimerini recently alleging that when they phone a radio taxi firm to book a cab to Rafina, Lavrion, the airport, or even hospitals in the suburbs, they are told there is a fixed price ranging from 20 to 40 euros. When Kathimerini called some of these firms, it received the same reply. In one case, where the phone call was made from the newspaper’s land line, the radio taxi firm’s telephonist realized where the call was from and backed off, saying, «I meant that it will probably cost about 35 euros!» «This practice is illegal,» said Lefteris Terzakis, the vice president of the Attica Taxi Owners’ Union (SATA). «The legal surcharge for a booking is 2.50 euros, with another 3 euros for journeys to and from the airport, 0.80 for a port, train or bus station, and 0.30 euros for each piece of luggage.» The argument that the port of Rafina is «outside the perimeter» (that is, the area in which a single charge is levied) is false. As an example, some of the boundaries of the perimeter are on the Athens-Corinth highway after the Aghios Stefanos intersection, the Athens-Corinth highway after the Mandra intersection, the coastal highway after Varkiza beach, the Mesogeia plain after the boundary of the municipality of Kalyvia, and in Nea Makri after the Nea Voutsa intersection. So Rafina and the airport, for example, are actually within the perimeter. Terzakis claims that although illegal in theory, the stance taken by the radio taxi firms is not really unfair. «The truth is that driving to an appointment involves delay and a loss of income. The radio taxi firms believe that the legal surcharges are not enough. Similar statements were made by those firms Kathimerini spoke to. The only way to stop this from happening – since the State does not enforce the law – is for passengers to report these incidents. According to SATA, reports can be lodged at any police station; the police are then obliged to refer the charge to the relevant disciplinary council at the Athens prefecture.


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What We Talk About When We Talk About Wellness
Wellness is a multi-billion-dollar industry that offers various theories and practices on how to achieve a state of well-being. Implicit in that notion are all the benefits of inner peace and a sense of wholeness, which is obtained, and maintained, through the cultivation and care of mind, body and soul. Within that, there is a lot of talk about mental health – the mind part of the mind-body-soul line up, I suppose.
This is where I get stuck. Something is missing. An important piece is being left out. We get that diet, exercise and sleep all nourish and strengthen our bodies. We’ve learned that calming the mind through meditative-type techniques helps lower stress, which is key to good health. And, we’ve come to appreciate that with self-love and care, we tend to our souls. Combined, we strive to put ourselves back together from whatever wounds have fractured us over time.
It’s all good.
But what about our hearts and what we feel deep inside?
Minds think. Hearts feel. Thinking is not feeling and feeling is not thinking. Hurting is hurting, but in the brain and in the heart, the pain is two totally different things.
I have long felt this way, but nothing drove it home like the loss of my friend to suicide. In our search for answers, the conversation about him making that choice revolved around his mental health. But is it strictly mental, or at all? We don’t really know. It’s too easy to call it mental illness by default. But by doing so, we don’t question the nature of the pain, and therefore can’t even begin to help relieve it.
All I could think was that I wanted to throw my arms around my friend and cry for whatever hurt him so deeply that he made that choice. It wouldn’t have been about words. There would be nothing to talk about or analyze. There was no cognitive exercise that could reach him where he was suffering. It wasn’t enough that he knew I loved him.
Part of the problem is the pharmaceutical industry. I’m not a fan. They try to convince us that their pills address emotional problems and pain. I concede that they alter brain chemistry. But that’s brain chemistry, not heart chemistry. No pill will mend a broken heart. That is a human process that takes a lot of work, the same way our bodies need the time, space and effort to heal from physical injuries. We can’t think our way to healing because injured hearts don’t heal in the mind.
Sadness and happiness live in our hearts; caring for other people comes from our hearts; taking and not giving originates in our hearts; and healing emotional pain comes when we find love for ourselves and others in our hearts – not our heads.
All I’m saying is that it’s time for emotional fitness to take its rightful place on stage with its mental and physical counterparts. Then, we have a truly holistic approach to wellness.


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By Saima Asad, May 31 2017 —
The University of Calgary received a donation from the Hunter Family Foundation on May 31 amounting to $40 million over 12 years. This year, the family will donate roughly $4.5 million. The money will go towards the creation of the Hunter Hub for Entrepreneurial Thinking.
U of C president Elizabeth Cannon announced the donation at an event in the Taylor Institute of Teaching and Learning.
“You know it’s special because when the president wears red, it’s a big day on campus,” Cannon said in her opening address.
Cannon said the donation will advance the U of C’s Eyes High goals by ensuring that students are immersed in innovative thinking.
“As part of our $1.3-billion energize [Eyes High] campaign, we identified entrepreneurial thinking as $100 million towards that ambitious goal,” she said.
This marks the second time the family has made a major donation to the U of C. The Hunters made a $5-million gift in 2012, which led to the development of the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation.
The family chose to donate to the U of C because of their relation to the school and city. Both Diane and Derrick Hunter are U of C alumni, and the family has been in Calgary for roughly 120 years.
While the previous donation contributed specifically to the Haskayne School of Business, the Hunters said this donation will affect all faculties.
“I want students in all faculties to have access to the strategies of entrepreneurial thinking. We need to encourage the cross-pollination of ideas from a mix of faculties, backgrounds and experiences,” Diane said. “We want to give these young generators and young creators a leg up to find the partnership the support the information they need to develop their ideas.”
Derrick Hunter said he hopes the gift will foster innovative thinking in U of C students.
“Often it seems that by the time we get to be young adults our creativity and our thirst for innovation leaves us. Perhaps it’s educated out of us and that’s what we want to change,” he said.
The Hunter Hub’s physical space will start within the U of C Bookstore and will grow over the donation’s 12 years.
“The Hunter Hub will be a hub,” Cannon said. “It will be a gathering place. It will ensure that we provide an opportunity for the collision of people and ideas.”
Cannon closed the ceremony by giving the Hunter family a piece of U of C history. The bronze sign under the red arch that marks the entrance to the U of C was replaced and dismantled a few years ago. Each of the letters were separated.
“We give out a letter on certain special occasions,” Cannon said. “I’m delighted to give out from ‘The University of Calgary’ the letter ‘H’ for the Hunter family.”