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Tomatoes are annual plants all over the United States, meaning they do not over winter and grow back the next year. They are usually started indoors and planted out a week after the last frost date in your USDA Hardiness Zone.
Most home gardeners these days purchase started plants from a local nursery or home improvement chain store. But, did you know there is a huge variety of tomatoes available out there that may be easily grown from seed! From yellow cherry tomatoes, to pink paste tomatoes, to white slicing tomatoes, there is a plethora of choices out there!
HOW TO START SEED:
Starting tomatoes from seed is actually relatively easy. They should be started indoors about 8 weeks before the last frost date in your USDA Hardiness Zone. For example, here in South East Michigan, ours is around May 10th. Click HERE to find yours by zip code.
First and foremost, start with quality seeds. A good packet of seeds should have at least an 80% germination rate, or perhaps even higher depending on what type of vegetable it is. That is, 4 of 5 seeds you plant should begin to grow. Lil Raisin Acres grows open pollinated heirloom varieties only, from which we can reliably save seed and expect a similar tomato plant to come up next year. We recommend purchasing seed from Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company. They have an impressive catalog of interesting choices.
After purchasing your seeds, you will need a container with a transparent lid and some type of "soil" to grow them in. Any plastic container with a transparent lid will do. For a first time seed starter, or someone starting only a few dozen seeds or so, I would recommend a seed starting kit. We often use Jiffy Seed Starter kits, readily available at home improvement or chain department stores like Lowes or Meijer for around $7. They consist of a tray with transparent lid and "peat pellets" made from Canadian sphagnum peat moss , which expand upon contact with water. You can purchase replacement pellets or mix your own seed starting medium and reuse them year after year!
|Various seed starting containers including Jiffy kits, |
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After your plants have gained their second set of true leaves, you will need to thin them down to one plant per pellet/cell. Choose the seedling with the strongest looking stem, not necessarily the tallest one. Use a pair of scissors to carefully clip them at the soil line. Do NOT pull them up, as it may damage the root system of the seedling you've chosen to keep!
HOW TO GROW:
As your seedlings mature, they will require more water. If your plants look a little "droopy" it's a sure sign they're not getting enough. You may also begin to fertilize them with a little stronger blend of 1 part fish emulsion to 10 parts water. As the plants get taller, raise your grow lights if you're using them. For optimum growth, you will need to transplant them into larger containers, such as recycled cottage cheese containers, cut off milk jugs, or even red solo cups!
About 2 weeks before your last frost date, begin setting your young plants outdoors for "hardening off". Start with only one hour per day and work your way up by adding an hour per day to 10 hours. Bring them in at night, as there is still danger of frost which will definitely kill off tender tomato plants. Also, bring them indoors in case of high winds or heavy rain. Continue to fertilize them weekly.
A week past your last frost date, it's time to plant them outdoors. We always wait an extra week to be absolutely sure there's ZERO chance of a freak frost (although with recent obscure weather patterns, it's anyone's guess...). The soil where you will plant them should be well worked, and may be dressed with well aged manure for fertilization.
Plant the tomatoes in FULL SUN, 36" apart in rows 36" apart. If you live in a dry area, plant them in a shallow depression so that rain may pool near the roots. Water heavily after transplanting. You may also wish to mulch around your plants to prevent weed growth and retain moisture. Tomatoes grow best if they are secured to a stake or caged. As they begin to grow taller and set fruit, the stems can potentially break, killing the plant or at least severely limiting your tomato harvest.
Continue watering your plants as needed. A good soaking twice a week is a good rule of thumb, whether by rain or by watering can. You will want to remove any "suckers", which are secondary branches that begin growing in the crotches of the main branches and the stem. About 8 weeks after you plant them out, you will notice tiny yellow flowers growing on your plants. Each of these buds, assuming they are all pollinated, will become a tomato! Don't remove or otherwise disturb them!
As buds begin to develop into tiny tomatoes, you will want to begin watering them more often, as tomatoes are about 95% water! If you see a heavily laden branch beginning to bend as though it will break, you can secure it to the cage or an additional stake.
HOW TO HARVEST:
Anywhere between 65 and 90 days, depending on the varieties of tomato you planted, you will have ripening tomatoes on your plants. Use heavy duty scissors or pruning shears to cut the tomatoes from the plants, as you do not want to damage the plant if there are other tomatoes still growing on it. Store your tomatoes at room temperature. They should keep for about a week or so, depending on variety. Paste and cherry tomatoes last longest in my experience. For optimum flavor, they should be processed as soon as possible after harvesting if you intend to can, freeze or dehydrate your harvest.
Tomatoes are interesting in that you can harvest them a few days before full maturity, and they will continue to mature indoors! I recommend this method if you're in an area where varmints or nuisance insects are a problem (we harvest early here due to rabbits and grasshoppers).
Only save seed from fully mature fruits of healthy plants. You should choose the best tasting and nice sized tomatoes for seed saving. In order to save tomato seed, you must first "wet-process" ferment them to remove the gelatinous sac surrounding them.
Simply slice in half and squeeze/seeds into a transparent glass mason jar. Add a enough water to just cover them. Use a piece of cheese cloth or other light, breathable fabric and fasten it in place with a jar lid ring or rubber band. Place the jar of seeds in a sunny window. Each evening, remove the cloth and stir the contents. It will admittedly gain a "funky" odor as part of the fermentation process. The process is complete when you see a good layer of "scum" on the surface of the water.
Carefully remove the layer of scum from the surface. There may be a few seeds, too. Discard those, they are "dead" and will not reproduce. Pour remaining contents in a fine mesh strainer and thoroughly rinse the seeds of all debris.
Spread seeds out on a piece of wax paper in a single layer in a well ventilated area for roughly a week, stirring them up every couple days to ensure even drying. They should slide across the wax paper easily when they are completely dry.
Store your dry seeds in a labeled envelope in an air-tight container (I use a Rubbermaid shoe box) in a dark, cool, dry place. They should remain viable for several years under proper storage conditions.
And that is all there is to it! If you have any questions, feel free to comment below!


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The nation's first dual war memorial is dedicated to veterans of both the Korean and Vietnam conflicts. The marble memorial with two life-size bronze statues was formally dedicated on Veterans Day 1988Kansas City, KS Memorials
The Asylum Bridge which crosses the Marais des Cygnes River at First Street, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It was built during a three month period--October thru December, 1905, by the Kansas City Bridge Company, Kansas City, Mo. Its bid of $4,800Osawatomie, KS Historic Bridges
This land office building was built in 1854 and was used by the first mayor of Osawatomie, H. B. Smith, and his brother who were the first land patent agents in the territory. It was deeded to the city in 1954 by A. W. Youngberg as a memorial to his wife.Osawatomie, KS Pioneer Life

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Wildlife stewards are already busy defending Florida panther habitat against condo developments, off-road vehicles and other hazards. Yet another threat has surfaced, and its scope and breadth are only now becoming clear.
The Dan A. Hughes Co. of Beeville, Texas, has leased about 115,000 acres of mineral rights from Collier Resources, which owns 800,000-plus acres of mineral rights in southwest Florida, according to Matthew Schwartz, head of the South Florida Wildlands Association. The association was founded in 2010 to help protect wildlife habitat and public lands in the state’s southern portion, which includes the Everglades as well as Big Cypress National Preserve and other areas.
“For over 10,000 years the home of diverse groups of native Americans including the Calusa, Tequesta, Mayaimi and later the Seminole and Miccosukee in south Florida has seen waves of newcomers come and go. Spain, England, the United States, and the Confederate States, have all staked claims here,” the Wildlands Association says on its website. “In the modern era massive migrations from all directions have created a cultural melting pot of incredible richness and vitality.”
That richness and vitality are threatened by the specter of fracking, which various oil companies are proposing to do right at the edge of the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge. According to the Broward Palm Beach New Times, Schwartz has analyzed the Florida Department of Environmental Protection permits issued to the companies and mapped out just what they plan to do, and where. What he found was that not only is drilling imminent at the edge of the panther refuge but also that the overarching lease held by Hughes includes “large portions of the Florida Panther Wildlife Refuge, Picayune Strand State Forest, Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park, Big Cypress National Preserve, Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed (CREW Lands), and even the famous Audubon Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, with some of the last old-growth cypress in our state,” the Broward Palm Beach New Times reported. “The lease runs for five years and can be extended.”
And that’s not all. Two more leases are in the works, one of them not yet permitted. It’s a four-phase lease with Burnett Oil Co. out of Fort Worth, Texas, according to Schwartz, that would cover, eventually, 234,510 acres within Big Cypress National Reserve, the Florida panther’s main habitat.
Though panthers are having a resurgence throughout Turtle Island as a whole, the Florida panther is under duress, with only 100-160 of them left, according to the Sierra Club, which also notes that the animal is the state symbol.
RELATED: Cougar Repopulates Turtle Island
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is conducting a meeting on March 11 to discuss waste water from oil wells and the effect on drinking water, and South Florida residents are planning to attend and bring up those and other concerns. More information is available at the event’s Facebook page. An interview with Schwartz is at WMNF Community Radio in Florida.
Read Oil Companies Are Planning to Drill in Florida Panther Habitat in the Broward Palm Beach New Times.


Could injecting carbon emissions in rocks underneath the ocean be a safe way to store greenhouse gases?
All of the ways that we burn fossil fuels have the side effect of belching out carbon dioxide. In a paper published Tuesday in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, a group of scientists from the University of Southampton say they’ve found places beneath the oceans where we might sequester carbon safely away from the atmosphere for generations.
"We have found regions that have the potential to store decades to hundreds of years of industrial carbon dioxide emissions, although the largest regions are far off shore,” lead author Chiara Marieni said in a statement. “However, further work is needed in these regions to accurately measure local sediment conditions and sample the basalt beneath before this potential can be confirmed."
Marieni and colleagues think that certain regions off the coasts of Japan, Australia, Siberia, South Africa and Bermuda have the right mix of temperature, pressure and rock composition to lock stored carbon dioxide down. When brought deep below the ocean’s surface, carbon dioxide turns into a liquid that is denser than seawater, so theoretically it should stay down. Plus, CO2 injected into the open spaces underneath the sea floor may react with calcium carbonate in the rocks around it, thus trapping it away chemically.
Some carbon dioxide is already being stored under the ocean – the Norwegian national petroleum company Statoil injects CO2 into a layer of sand and saltwater that sits beneath 800 meters (about half a mile) of rock, all below the icy waters of the North Sea.
But can we be sure the carbon stays put?
In Japan, a company named INPEX has been testing underground carbon storage in wells outside the coastal city of Nagaoka. The CO2 has stayed put, even after a 2004 earthquake that registered 6.8 on the Richter scale, according to Miller-McCune magazine. Japan’s government is investigating carbon sequestration in several areas under both land and sea, but many locals are still wary. Kazuya Kaneda, the head of a fishermen’s association in Teradomari, which is near one of the proposed sequestration sites, told Miller-McCune magazine in 2010 that he still had some deep concerns.
“Nobody can guarantee that such a project would not cause an earthquake,” Kaneda said. “This kind of project would never have public support here because people would worry too much about leakage."
If sequestered carbon did escape, many scientists worry about how it might contribute to the ongoing process of ocean acidification.
“If the carbon dioxide were to leave the igneous rocks and be released to the deep sea, it would have similar chemical and biological impacts as ocean acidification,” UC Davis geologist Tessa Hill wrote in an email.
When carbon dioxide dissolves in seawater, some of it reacts with the water to form carbonic acid. Over time, this process can raise the pH of the ocean, which has a range of effects on marine life. A more acidic ocean makes it harder for creatures like oysters, mussels, and corals to maintain their shells. It may also change the acoustic properties of seawater, making the ocean a noisier place that could impact echolocating sea animals like whales and dolphins. There could be a myriad of ways that a more acidic environment could upset ecological conditions under the sea.
Other concerns abound.
“Here is a question - how much per ton of carbon does capturing CO2 and transporting it into the deep ocean bed cost?” Stanford University marine ecologist Stephen Palumbi wrote in an email. “At what point is it just cheaper not to burn the fossil fuels to begin with? What is the balance point?”
SOURCE: Marieni et al. “Geological storage of CO2 within the oceanic crust by gravitational trapping.” Geophysical Research Letters 3 December 2013.


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Junior Minerals Exploration Incentive Credit over-subscribed
5 July 2019
The latest round of the Junior Minerals Exploration Incentive (JMEI) round has been over-subscribed, with 43 successful companies applying for the $30m of available credits for the 2019/20 year.
Last year 46 applicants were successful in accessing exploration credits. Each applicant was limited to 5% of the available credits on a first come first served basis.
“Reaching the JMEI cap shows the importance of this initiative to the mineral exploration sector,” said Warren Pearce, Chief Executive Officer, Association of Mining and Exploration Companies (AMEC).
“AMEC played a leading role in the JMEI being implemented and funded with $100 million over 4 years and will be advocating for an extension and an increase in the funding allocation.”
Since its commencement, 112 applications have now been able to access a total of $70m of credit allocations, with a further $30m available in the final round.
“The next round of the JMEI opens next year on 1 June, and it will be filled on a first in, first served approach.”
The JMEI allows mineral exploration companies (with no mining income) to raise capital, and renounce and pass future tax deductions to their Australian resident investors. The money raised must be spent on greenfields mineral exploration in Australia.
“The JMEI is an excellent initiative that means more greenfield exploration, which increases the chances of finding the next mine, and therefore more jobs and more revenues for local businesses, “said Mr Pearce.
Link to list of successful companies

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(Si Si) Je Suis un Rock Star
|"(Si Si) Je Suis un Rock Star"|
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|B-side||"Rio de Janeiro"|
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|Producer(s)||Chris Kimsey, Bill Wyman|
|Bill Wyman singles chronology|
Wyman originally recorded the song as a demo for Ian Dury. He was happy to hand it over to someone else because at that juncture he did not want to make solo records. The problem was that no-one would play it to Dury and it would not be played to other artists because they all thought Wyman should do it himself, so he reluctantly cut the track himself, using an accent he later described as "Cockney French".
- All songs written by Bill Wyman.
- 1. "(Si Si) Je Suis un Rock Star" – 3:22
- 2. "Rio De Janeiro" – 3:50
- Bill Wyman – lead vocals, bass guitar, all other instruments, design
- Terry Taylor – guitar, backing vocals
- Bruce Rowland – drums on "(Si Si) Je Suis un Rock Star"
- Jim Phantom – drums on "Rio De Janeiro"
- Stuart Epps – engineer
- Mike Ross – design
- Graham Hughes – photography
- "The Rolling Stones worldwide 7" singles and EPs discography + price guide - solo singles worldwide discographies - Bill Wyman". stones7.com.
- The Rolling Stones - Off The Record by Mark Paytress, Omnibus Press, 2005, page 302. ISBN 1-84449-641-4
- "British Chart Singles". britishchartsingles.blogspot.com.au.
- "ChartArchive - The Chart Archive". chartstats.com.
- Kent, David (1993). Australian Chart Book 1970–1992. St Ives, NSW: Australian Chart Book. ISBN 0-646-11917-6.
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- "OfficialCharts.com". Retrieved 29 April 2017.
- "Forum – ARIA Charts: Special Occasion Charts – 1981". Australian-charts.com. Hung Medien. Retrieved 29 April 2017.


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A DDoS attack at a high level is like a sudden traffic jam that obstructs the highway, stopping regular traffic from reaching its destination.


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The lottery is a popular pastime in many countries. In fact, Americans spend over $80 billion on tickets each year. Some even win the jackpot and change their lives forever. But the odds are bad, so it’s best to stick with a proven strategy that increases your chances of winning. This article will teach you how to make the most of your lottery winnings by following simple tips.
The word “lottery” is derived from the Dutch noun “lot”, meaning fate or fortune. Probably the first lotteries in modern senses of the word appeared in the Low Countries in the 15th century, where towns held public lotteries to raise money for town fortifications and help the poor. Francis I of France introduced a more formal system of lotteries in the 17th century.
In order to increase your chances of winning the lottery, you should try to select numbers that are rare or hard to predict. This will improve your odds of reducing the number of other players who are also trying to guess the same numbers as you. It’s important to know the odds of each lottery game before buying a ticket. You can find this information online or at your local lottery office. Look for a chart that shows how many prizes have been awarded and when they were last updated.
The chart should have a color for each row or column of applications, with the colors showing how many times each application was awarded that position. If the results were truly random, each application would be awarded its position a similar number of times.

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Crashes It's amazing I am playing along & the game closes out. Lost over 15million during free play. This isn't the 1st time it has happened before only not as significant.. The crashes need to be fixed especially when you pay for chips
Yay I'm from the Seneca tribe. This gets me excited to play even though I can't go all the way to New York to play at the real casino. It's good to not lose any real money but still have fun. Kills my time.
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FINALLY! On Sunday I had picked up a huge bag of strawberry plants from Vanessa. They had been pulled from her sister's garden, partially at my request as I had told her I would love some!
And I did want the strawberries. Just not all the work.
I meant to get them planted on Monday night. And Tuesday night. But I just had way too much else going on and usually didn't get home until too late.
Oh, and did I mention I didn't actually have a garden, either?
So between a couple hours yesterday and about 5 hours today I created a garden (20ft by 4ft) and planted 51 strawberry plants. Now I just have to hope that they start to grow and that the rabbits/deer don't eat them.
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Singer-songwriter Gerry Cinnamon has today announced his biggest tour to date - and it will include a gig right here in Leicester.
Ahead of a string of festival performances, the Scottish star has revealed the new UK and Ireland dates - which are sure to please the fans who have missed out on his sold-out shows to date.
The tour will begin in Ireland on Friday, November 1 this year, and will see Cinnamon perform at De Montfort Hall in Leicester on Tuesday, November 5. Tickets will go on sale this Friday, June 21.
Gerry Cinnamon is known for anthemic tracks, laced with social commentary, which have captured the imagination of audiences up and down the country.
Announcing the November tour, Cinnamon also teased his new release - Canter - which is expect to be released this Friday, June 21.
The Glasgow artist has had an incredible journey from recording songs on his phone to releasing his critically acclaimed debut album Erratic Cinematic, which recently went back to the top of the UK/IRE Album Charts, hitting the Top 20 following his latest sold-out UK tour.
The album has now sold 85,000 in UK (BPI certified silver) with more than 70M streams on Spotify to date.
His live shows are known for their wild atmosphere and sing-along moments, with fans singing along to every song - many before they are even released.
On his upcoming tour, Cinnamon said: "The last stint was top class. Expect nothing less from these gigs. The live shows have become something pretty special. There’s something happening, I don’t know what it is but it's happening, you can feel it, its undeniable. To be honest I've been trying to keep a lid on it but the bonfires burning now and it’s the best buzz ever so what else am I gonna do?!"


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Copper voters approve mill levy increase
COPPER MOUNTAIN – On Tuesday, Copper Mountain voters approved a mill levy question to raise property taxes and selected Brad Leonard and Karl Anuta to the Metro District board of directors.
– Mill levy increase
The mill levy question passed 113 to 44, said district manager Elizabeth Black.
The property tax increase allows Metro District officials to fund Copper’s fire department, which is planning to convert from a combination of paid and volunteer firefighters to a fully paid staff.
In the past year, the Metro District transferred $550,000 from two enterprise funds – for cable television and water and sanitation – to the general fund, said Tom Malmgren, Metro District chairman.
Black said the Metro District will decrease cable and wastewater user fees to offset the increase in property taxes.
The approved mill levy increase is not to exceed $489,778 annually, or 11.65 mills, Black said.
– Copper Mountain Metro District board of directors
There were six candidates for the two seats on the Metro District’s board of directors. Copper Mountain resident Brad Leonard (who received 107 votes), and property owner Karl Anuta (95 votes) were selected by a wide margin.
Both were pleased with the news Tuesday night.
Leonard said he went to the chapel to read the election results after the polls closed at 7 p.m.
“Needless to say, I’m pleased and want to do a good job,” Leonard said. “I was impressed that we had good candidates and a lot of interest in the election.”
Anuta, who lives in Boulder, had not yet heard the results when contacted by the Summit Daily Tuesday night.
“I’m delighted,” Anuta said at the news. “I’ll do my very best to represent my constituents and to make sure that Copper Mountain develops in the way that the people of Summit County and the state of Colorado want and expect it to be.”
Each will serve a four-year term. They are replacing incumbents Bernie Bovee, who did not run again, and Harry Mosgrove, who failed in his bid for re-election.
Mosgrove, who has served on the board since 1987, received only 35 votes.
Also running were Randy Lewis, who received 34 votes, Ruth Hertzberg who received 18, and Jo Laird 13.
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Last week, Dubai has unveiled its first driverless bus service. Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has launched a month-long trial for the electric vehicle with a view to expand it across the Emirate.
The 10-seat vehicle made its first trip on Thursday 1st September along a 700-metre stretch of road in downtown Dubai along Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard.
A joint venture between a French group and a Dubai-based company, the minibus is powered by an electric motor and can drive as fast as 40 km/h. The driverless vehicles have also been tested in several cities in France and Switzerland whilst carrying passengers for the first time in Lyon yesterday (03rdSeptember).
Thanks to a cutting-edge guidance technology, the vehicle can adapt its speed to the surrounding environment and even come to a complete halt should pedestrians cross its path.
According to RTA, the bus can be programmed to navigate between Dubai's main tourist attractions, including the Burj Khalifa, the Dubai Mall, Dubai Opera and the Souk al-Bahar.
RTA's aim is to have a quarter of all Dubai transport automated by 2030.


WAYNE – The Fred G. Dale Planetarium kicks off their fall 2017 season on Friday, September 8th, with shows almost every Friday and Saturday from September through December.
Friday’s show is “Earth, Moon, and Sun” beginning at 7 p.m. Wayne State’s Family Day will be celebrated at the planetarium with five shows on Saturday: “Earth, Moon, and Sun” at 11 a.m., “Stargazer” at noon, “STARS” at 1 p.m., “Astronaut” at 2 p.m. and “From Earth to the Universe” at 3 p.m. Kids weekend is September 22 and 23 and will feature “One World, One Sky” at 7 p.m. and “Animals of the Sky” at 2 p.m. respectively.
According to a press release from Wayne State College, this season has the most diverse line up of shows yet. Planetarium fans who see 18 out of the possible 24 unique shows can win an “astronomical” prize. This season includes several “secret shows” as well as WSC homecoming shows, Music in the Planetarium and holiday shows and a Kids Weekend every month.
Suggested donations for all shows are $5 for adults and $3 for children and all donations are appreciated. For a full list of shows and planetarium information, visit www.wsc.edu/planetarium or contact Dr. Todd Young, Professor of Physics and Astronomy and Director of the Fred G. Dale Planetarium, (402) 375-7471.
For a list of these and other community events, visit the Events Calendar page on waynedailynews.com.


1 Ambitions for Palliative and End of Life Care: A national framework for local action
2 National Palliative and End of Life Care Partnership Association for Palliative Medicine; Association of Ambulance Chief Executives; Association of Directors of Adult Social Services; Association of Palliative Care Social Workers; Care Quality Commission; College of Health Care Chaplains; General Medical Council; Health Education England; Hospice UK; Macmillan Cancer Support; Marie Curie; Motor Neurone Disease Association; National Bereavement Alliance; National Care Forum; National Council for Palliative Care; National Palliative Care Nurse Consultants Group; National Voices; NHS England; NHS Improving Quality; Patients Association; Public Health England; Royal College of General Practitioners; Royal College of Nursing; Royal College of Physicians; Social Care Institute for Excellence; Sue Ryder and Together for Short Live
3 As organisations with experience of, and responsibility for, palliative and end of life care we have made a collective decision to act together to do all we can to achieve for everyone what we would want for our own families. Executive Summary: Ambitions for Palliative and End of Life Care
4 The will, determination and innovation of organisations working collaboratively to find new ways of delivering better care will, and must, make a difference. The Foreword: Ambitions for Palliative and End of Life Care
5 We are sharing this framework for action with local leaders in every community whether they work in the statutory, private or voluntary sectors. We expect them to plan and act, using this framework, so that these ambitions can be brought into reality. Introduction: Ambitions for Palliative and End of Life Care
6 Palliative and end of life care must be at the heart of an integrated approach to care and support We want to work collectively to make the care that surrounds dying, death and bereavement as good as possible, for all We need to set our collective sights on these six ambitions We ask you to designate a local lead, whether this is the Health and Wellbeing Board, Clinical Commissioning Group, or Local Authority, to lead and coordinate a process for working towards these ambitions.
7 Our overarching vision I can make the last stage of my life as good as possible because everyone works together confidently, honestly and consistently to help me and the people who are important to me, including my carer(s). Every Moment Counts National Voices, National Council for Palliative Care and NHS England.
8 Six ambitions to bring that vision about Each person is seen as an individual Each person gets fair access to care Maximising comfort and wellbeing Care is coordinated All staff are prepared to care I can make the last stage of my life as good as possible because everyone works together confidently, honestly and consistently to help me and the people who are important to me, including my carer(s). 06 Each community is prepared to help
9 The foundations for the ambitions Personalised care planning Shared records Education and training 24/7 access Evidence and information Involving, supporting and caring for those important to the dying person Co-design Leadership
10 Foundations for the ambitions Personalised care planning Everybody approaching the end of their life should be offered the chance to create a personalised care plan. Opportunities for informed discussion and planning should be universal. Such conversations must be ongoing with options regularly reviewed. Shared records To ensure the plan can guide a person centred approach it has to be available to the person and, with their consent, be shared with all those who may be involved in their care. Evidence and information Comprehensive and robust data are necessary to measure the extent to which the outcomes that matter to the person are being achieved. This, alongside strengthening the evidence-base, will help to drive service improvements. Involving, supporting and caring for those important to the dying person Families, friends, carers and those important to the dying person must be offered care and support. They may be an important part of the person s caring team, if they and the dying person wish them to be regarded in that way. They are also individuals who are facing loss and grief themselves.
11 Foundations for the ambitions Education and training It is vital that every locality and every profession has a framework for their education, training and continuing professional development to achieve and maintain competence and allow expertise and professionalism to flourish. 24/7 access When we talk about end of life care we have to talk about access to 24/7 services as needed, as a matter of course. The distress of uncontrolled pain and symptoms cannot wait for opening hours. Co-design End of life care is best designed in collaboration with people who have personal and professional experience of care needs as people die. Leadership The leadership of Health and Wellbeing Boards, CCGs and Local Authorities are needed to create the circumstances necessary for action. Clinical leadership must be at the heart of individual service providers.
12 Each person is seen as an individual I, and the people important to me, have opportunities to have honest, informed and timely conversations and to know that I might die soon. I am asked what matters most to me. Those who care for me know that and work with me to do what s possible.
13 01 Each person is seen as an individual The building blocks for achieving our ambition Honest conversations Everybody should have the opportunity for honest and well-informed conversations about dying, death and bereavement. Systems for person centred care Effective systems need to reach people who are approaching the end of life, and ensure effective assessment, care coordination, care planning and care delivery. Helping people take control Personal budgets and integrated personalised commissioning are some of the potentially powerful tools for delivering tailored and personal care for many more people. Clear expectations Access to social care Integrated care People should know what they are entitled to expect as they reach the end of their lives. People must be supported with rapid access to needs-based social care. End of life care is part of new models of integrated health and social care being promoted across the health and social care system. Good end of life care includes bereavement Caring for the individual includes understanding the need to support their unique set of relationships with family, friends, carers, other loved ones and their community, including preparing for loss, grief and bereavement.
14 Each person gets fair access to care I live in a society where I get good end of life care regardless of who I am, where I live or the circumstances of my life.
15 02 Each person gets fair access to care The building blocks for achieving our ambition Using existing data Local end of life care organisations must use aggregate data to understand and remedy the partial reach of their services. Community partnerships Local plans should include partnerships between different faith groups and cultural communities, as well as the diverse organisations that support children and young adults, people living with different life shortening illness, and those managing the difficulties of older age. Generating new data Individual organisations and local systems of care should engage with initiatives to generate much more robust and useful statistical data. This can guide care, drive organisational strategies and inform local and national progress. Unwavering commitment To achieve equity in access, provision and responsiveness requires unwavering commitment. This should be backed up by local contracts that embed evidence-based measures of equity in provision. Population based needs assessment Locally, Health and Wellbeing Boards should lead the development of population based needs assessment for end of life care services. Commissioners and providers need to use this to influence their organisation of care so that they can demonstrate increasingly equitable outcomes. Person centred outcome measurement The comprehensive use of person centred outcome measures will enable services to be held to account. With independent analysis of a consistent data set, improvement can be tracked and regulatory actions taken to ensure all providers are enabling fair access to care.
16 Maximising comfort and wellbeing My care is regularly reviewed and every effort is made for me to have the support, care and treatment that might be needed to help me to be as comfortable and as free from distress as possible.
17 03 Maximising comfort and wellbeing The building blocks for achieving our ambition Recognising distress whatever the cause It is important to recognise all sources of distress quickly, to acknowledge distress and to work with people to assess its extent, its cause and what might be done. Skilled assessment & symptom management Attending to physical comfort, pain and symptom management is the primary obligation of clinicians at this time of a person s life and their skills and competence to do so must be assured and kept up to date. Addressing all forms of distress The experience of suffering associated with physical symptoms may be exacerbated, or sometimes caused, by emotional, or psychological anguish, or social or spiritual distress. Addressing this requires professionals to recognise, understand and work to alleviate the causes. Specialist palliative care People approaching the end of life should have access to Specialist Palliative Care when this is needed. This should include a clear understanding of how to access medicines and equipment as part of the rapid response to changing needs. Priorities for care of the dying person Rehabilitative palliative care People approaching death should expect local systems to accord with the priorities identified by the Leadership Alliance for the Care of Dying People. Maximising the person s independence and social participation to the extent that they wish requires professionals to work with, and support, the person in helping them to achieve their personal goals.
18 Care is coordinated I get the right help at the right time from the right people. I have a team around me who know my needs and my plans and work together to help me achieve them. I can always reach someone who will listen and respond at any time of the day or night.
19 04 Care is coordinated The building blocks for achieving our ambition Shared records Care records for all people living with a long term condition must encompass their needs and their preferences even as they approach the end of life. With the person s consent, these records should be shared with all those involved in their care. Clear roles and responsibilities Organisational leadership is vital and information for families, carers and individuals should be joined up in a way that provides a clear oversight of the respective roles and responsibilities of providers within that system. A system-wide response Everyone matters As new models of care emerge approaches have to develop to enable a better system-wide response to dying people, using a full range of coordinated services deployed in the community. Local systems of care have to put the needs of dying children and young adults, those living with frailty including at older age, and the need to anticipate and support those who will have to live with loss, at the centre of their thinking. Continuity in partnership Joined up care requires joined up thinking and working by individuals and by organisations. This will require active partnerships particularly between the NHS, social care and the voluntary sector.
20 All staff are prepared to care Wherever I am, health and care staff bring empathy, skills and expertise and give me competent, confident and compassionate care.
21 05 All staff are prepared to care The building blocks for achieving our ambition Professional ethos Support and resilience To ensure people receive the care they need paid carers and clinicians at every level of expertise need to be trained, supported and encouraged to bring a professional ethos to that care. To give care day in and day out requires organisational and professional environments that ensure psychological safety, support and resilience. Knowledge based judgement Only well-trained, competent and confident staff can bring professionalism, compassion and skill to the most difficult and intensely delicate physical and psychological caring. Using new technology Professionals have to adapt to new ways of learning and of interacting with the people they are supporting and they need help and guidance to do so. Technology can also play a significant role in enhancing the professionals own learning and development. Awareness of legislation Executive governance All those who provide palliative and end of life care must understand and comply with legislation that seeks to ensure an individualised approach. Every organisation should have clear governance at Board level for high quality palliative and end of life care and environments in which all staff can provide the best of their professionalism and humanity.
22 Each community is prepared to help I live in a community where everybody recognises that we all have a role to play in supporting each other in times of crisis and loss. People are ready, willing and confident to have conversations about living and dying well and to support each other in emotional and practical ways.
23 06 Each community is prepared to help The building blocks for achieving our ambition Compassionate and resilient communities Public awareness Public health approaches to palliative and end of life care need to be accelerated and support given to people and communities who can provide practical help and compassion. Those who share our ambition should work to improve public awareness of the difficulties people face and create a better understanding of the help that is available. Practical support Volunteers Local health, care and voluntary organisations should find new ways to give the practical support, information and training that enables families, neighbours and community organisations to help. To achieve our ambition more should be done locally and nationally to recruit, train, value and connect volunteers into a more integrated effort to help support people, their families and communities.
24 Death and dying are inevitable. Palliative and end of life care must be a priority. The quality and accessibility for this care will affect all of us and it must be made consistently better for all of us. The needs of people of all ages who are living with dying, death and bereavement, their families, carers and communities must be addressed, taking into account their priorities, preferences and wishes. Foreword: Ambitions for Palliative and End of Life Care
25 As a Partnership we are committed to act, help and support, both as individual organisations and by working together. This is the start of our collective engagement to turn ambitions that should by now have been standard, into a reality for all. Foreword: Ambitions for Palliative and End of Life Care
26 National Palliative and End of Life Care Partnership Association for Palliative Medicine Association of Ambulance Chief Executives Association of Directors of Adult Social Services Association of Palliative Care Social Workers Care Quality Commission College of Health Care Chaplains General Medical Council Health Education England Hospice UK Macmillan Cancer Support Marie Curie Motor Neurone Disease Association National Bereavement Alliance National Care Forum National Council for Palliative Care National Palliative Care Nurse Consultants Group National Voices NHS England NHS Improving Quality Patients Association Public Health England Royal College of General Practitioners Royal College of Nursing Royal College of Physicians Social Care Institute for Excellence Sue Ryder Together for Short Lives


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Nintendo look to Xmas as Star Fox slips
The latest instalment in the venerable Star Fox series - passed of late from Rare to Namco - will now not be with us in 2004 as originally expected, the Japanese publisher revealing that 2005 is now looking more likely. Or so word from a Namco insider who reportedly revealed the delay to IGN online suggests, and if it proves true this will come as a major blow to Nintendo's schedule.
The title certainly appears to be coming along nicely, and the new multiplayer features should bring something new to the GameCube when we do eventually get our greedy mittens on it. Nintendo US are refusing to confirm or deny the rumour, which leaves us somewhat in the dark, though Nintendo Europe's new Christmas line-up does all but confirm the slippage anyhow.
The new schedule cites only the following as ones to watch this yuletide: Paper Mario 2, Pikmin 2, Animal Crossing and Metroid Prime 2, with only the latter looking like giving the opposition any real worries. Of course, the GBA is looking altogether stronger with new Pokemon and Zelda debuts, though we can't help feel that this year's line-up outlines the beginning of the end for the Cube - unless Nintendo can pull something of a surprise out of the bag.
We'll keep you posted.
- Shovel Knight arrives on PlayStation platforms this week
- Microsoft shows off Spartan Locke in action in Halo 5: Guardians
- Bethesda E3 press conference invites tease everything but Fallout 4
- New Mass Effect details possibly leaked in an online survey
- Phil Spencer promises a first-party-focused E3 offering from Microsoft
- Valve tackles phishing and scamming on Steam by requiring new users spend 5 USD to make use of all features
- Borderlands franchise director leaves Gearbox
- Blizzard announces a release date for Heroes Of The Storm and an open beta too
- Ultra Street Fighter IV coming to PS4 at the end of May


Some plants have the ability to just keep giving throughout the season with never a dull moment. The Myrtle spurge (Euphorbia myrsinites) is one such gem having fantastic foliage, flowers and seed pods all with striking colours and forms. Being low and spreading it is great at the front of a border or in a rock or gravel garden setting. Hardy to -10 C.
Height: 4 – 8 in (10 – 20cm) Spread: 1.5 – 3 ft (45 – 90 cm)
Location: Full sun in well drained soil
One of the first things that strikes you about the Myrtle spurge is its incredible geometric foliage. Its long, unbranching stems are clothed in layered whorls of pointed, shield-shaped leaves spiralling distinctively.
These milky-blue-grey shoots have the look of an exotic succulent and work well alongside Sedums, Alliums, Agapanthus and other plants with a strong, architectural form.
Although Myrtle spurge is deciduous, dying down in winter, it gets off to an early start in the spring. In this photo you can see the new shoots that emerged in early February, along with some of the dead shoots from the previous season that have not been tidied up.
Despite it still being officially winter, there are flower buds forming. Other plants in this group include Sedum Dragon’s Blood, which is just returning to life, as well as emerging Grape hyacinth leaves.
By mid-March roughly spherical clusters of bright lime-green flowers emerge on the end of the Myrtle spurge’s early stems. The flowers are Interesting rather than pretty, but are worthy of close inspection nonetheless. Botanically, these are not true flowers, lacking petals and sepals. Instead the inflorescence is made up of long-lasting bracts.
En-mass the lime-green flower heads produce a stunning display which lasts for many weeks from March into April. I have them growing in a gravel area in a green roof, where their zingy colour contrasts with deep violet-blue heads of Grape hyacinths (muscari) which flower at the same time.
This display stands out from a great distance even on the overcast days typical of the English spring.
By the end of April the flowers have changed, transforming themselves into branching seed-heads. The bracts take on softer tones of yellow, orange and reds, and green seed pods start to swell.
In this picture creeping thyme (Thymus serphyllum) is at its peak, but the Myrtle spurge continues to contribute so much creating a beautiful colour contribution.
Throughout May the seed pods swell, creating a striking display of caper-sized glaucous-green pods backed by their fading yellow and orange-tinged bracts.
This photo shows the Myrtle spurge underplanted with red-edged foliage of Sedum Dragon’s Blood and silvery-blue shoots of Sedum reflexum, which all manage to live together successfully in the shallow dry soil of this green-roof.
END OF PHASE ONE
As May progresses the seeds fall and the flower heads remain somewhat denuded, but not unattractive. As you can see in this photo, the reddish tinges of the ageing bracts is spreading down into the flowering stems.
This is the end of phase one. The stems that emerged in late January had one purpose: to produce seed. With that stage complete you might expect the season of interest to be over, but no! The Myrtle spurge is just about to shift up a gear and enter its second phase of growth…
JUNE: PHASE TWO BEGINS
By the start of June the Myrtle spurge starts its second phase of vegetative growth, sending strong new shoots out from the base. These fresh new stems job is to photosynthesise and build up the plant’s reserves ready for next year.
From the gardener’s perspective this means a fresh new stems of geometric foliage to enjoy for the rest of the summer. The new stems spread out across the top of the surrounding fading flowers giving the plant a new lease of life and interest.
Here you can see the strong new growth with stems spiralling out in all directions. These shoots are stronger and ultimately will spread further and higher than the first-round flowering shoots.
By August you may want to cut back the flowering shoots. The new foliage will remain handsome until the first frosts. In the winter, the leaves fall off, and the stems die back and can be removed.
Being a wild species (rather than some specialised cultivar) the Myrtle spurge coms true from seed. So, if you are fortunate, you will discover the occasional seedling popping up here and there. In my experience these are always welcome and never a nuisance.
With only one or two appearing each year it is an easy to dig them up if you wish. While young they should be easy to transplant.
The shoots that developed in summer persist through the winter months – at least here in the South of England where temperatures rarely drop below -8C they do.
Like many euphorbias, the Myrtle spurge continues to look good throughout the coldest months providing interest and structure in the garden. It looks particularly dramatic rimmed with frost.


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End Citizens United is a very widely known political action group in the unites states of America. The group rose up as an answer to a decision made by the Supreme Court a few years ago. The members of the group were against the decision called Citizens United and created the group of End Citizens United with the vision to revoke the decision of the Supreme court by having them pass an amendment.
There are many reasons why this political group could have succeeded. The members of the committee are intelligent and highly experienced d people in the field of protecting other people’s rights and fighting towards equality and prejudice. On the other hand, an amendment has not been passed since the year of 1992. That makes it highly unlikely that the political action group would have succeeded. While opinions on the success of the political action group were mixed, one thing was clear. People needed groups such as End Citizens united in order to try and breach a gap that has been going on for some year now. The Supreme court and the public are necessary cores of one whole. There needs to be communication between the two parties in order to have a prosperous society and country.
The PAC of End Citizens United is still around. It rose two years ago in 2015, and it took the political scene by storm as it had many campaigns going on at once. The political group juggled a lot at once. End Citizens United announced that it would be supporting a total of 11 political candidates from the Republicans party. The political action committee started up campaigns for all of them in order to gather funds and support for the political campaigns of the candidates. End Citizens United was very resourceful in the way that they gathered the support and funding from people. They set up ads on the television as well as on the internet. The group also had ads via both physical and virtual mailing. There were also polls on social media, ads in magazines and newspaper, and more. As a whole, End Citizens United made proper use of every advertisement pipeline they could.
The political action committee of Ed Citizens United has been fighting against discrimination and lack of justice. The leaders of the political group are people that have dedicated their careers to working towards a more in inclusive society in the United States of America. So far the political committee has completed a dozen projects that have been based on establishing a community without discrimination in spite of the race, religion, sexual orientation, or identification of people. Media and experts have recognized the group as one of the most active ones today.
An important field in medical sciences is getting a new boost from Omar Boraie, who has contributed 1.5 million dollars to Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. These new funds are being used to bring a new chair to the Genomic Science Department where physician scientists are working to advance the field of precision medicine.
The Omar Boraie Chair in Genomic Science has been created to help researchers and physicians research new methods of treating patients using a specific treatment based on the patient’s genome. Creating an individualized treatment system for each patient helps ensure a better outcome, and eliminates many of the negative side effects from more generalized treatment therapies.
A better understanding of the human genome along with reduced cost in producing complete sequences of patients DNA has allowed scientists to look at precision medicine as a real alternative when treating patients. Rare cancers, hard to treat cancers, and those who have very limited paths of treatment will benefit from a personalized therapy. Looking at the complete sequence of a person’s genome will also allow physicians to ensure that they will not lead a person into a different illness when treating.
Boraie has long been interested in cancer research, and hopes that his contribution will inspire others to contribute to this vital research. The Omar Boraie chair is a part of an ’18 chair challenge’ started by an anonymous donor willing to match donations of $1.5 million for each of 18 chairs. This challenge has so far resulted in $3 million to the Cancer Institute at Rutgers. The New Jersey university has established themselves as a founding institution to integrate genomic sciences with precision medicine, and continues to be the only institute to do so in the garden state.
Shridar Ganesan, MD, PhD, has been named to the newly established chair. Dr. Ganesan is a well regarded oncologist who has been with Rutgers since 2005, and plays a crucial role in the field. The new chair member stresses the importance of understanding how diseases like cancer are not just a single illness, but instead are a collection of diseases.
To find out more information about Rutgers work with genomic sciences, Omar Boraie, or Shridar Ganesan check out the article that has been published through NewsWise.
There are some people in the United States who had money in 2014. Over $350 billion was donated to various organizations during the year. This is an amount that is comparable to what was being given before the recession took place. It’s a sign that the job market could be improving as people have more money to spend on things other than the necessities in life. It could also mean that money is simply being given away because people just don’t care anymore. As more people begin to feel like they are in charge of their money again, they will begin to donate money to charities like they were reports Shaygan Kheradpir on his personal website. Some of these are people who have received help from the same organizations they are donating to in order to pay back the kindness that was shown. If everyone works together, then the economy could get back on the right track at some point.


FINALLY the sun made a brief appearance today – is Spring finally here or is it just Mother Nature giving us more false hope? I guess time will tell… But the sun’s presence isn’t our only springtime wake-up call – Easter has quite literally sprung up on us. It’s time for eggs, chocolate and that all important long weekend!
…But what do you have planned for the next four days? A day in Herm perhaps, or maybe a blanket and beverage outside the Rockmount watching the Cobo sunset? But have you considered a trip back in time?
“What?”, I hear you say.
Well, for the past couple of months at the greenhouse gallery, over a thousand people have been doing just that. On show are a selection of slides, photographs and even an old chair, all dating as far back as the 1800’s! This is your chance to see the island as it once was, on a scale that allows you to see the most intricate details of an “old Guernsey – long forgotten”, as visitor Jean Morrison puts it.
Today, while downstairs checking on the exhibition I met a couple admiring the huge, dated photographs. Pip Queripel summed up in just a few short words why this exhibition has been such a success:
“It’s fascinating to see how much and how little things have changed in Guernsey”
Fascinating indeed – but sadly, we can only keep the show on for so long. So this Easter, let Etched in Memory take you back in time – before this exhibition becomes just as much a memory as the photographs that fill it.
There’s only a few days left to see Etched in Memory at the greenhouse. Here’s our opening times over the Easter weekend and for the rest of the exhibition:
Good Friday 9am – 1pm
Saturday 9am – 5pm
Sunday 9am – 1pm
Easter Monday 9am – 1pm
Tuesday 2nd – 9am – 5pm
Wendesday 2nd – 9am – 5pm
Etched in Memory is on at the greenhouse gallery, which is upstairs in the Tourist Information Centre


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The Met 360° Project This award-winning series of six short videos invites viewers around the world to virtually visit The Met's art and architecture in a fresh, immersive way. Created using spherical 360° technology, it allows viewers to explore some of the Museum's iconic spaces as never before. Viewed more than 11 million times, this series affords an access and a perspective typically unavailable to the public. MoMA The Museum of Modern Art, New York, United States Founded in 1929, The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in midtown Manhattan was the first museum devoted to the modern era. Today MoMA’s rich and varied collection offers a panoramic overview of modern and contemporary art, from the innovative European painting and sculpture of the 1880s to today's film, design, and performance art. From an initial gift of eight prints and one drawing, the collection has grown to include over 150,000 paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, photographs, architectural models and drawings, and design objects; approximately 22,000 films and four million film stills; and, in its Library and Archives, over 300,000 books, artist books, and periodicals, and extensive individual files on more than 70,000 artists. Collection highlights include Claude Monet’s Water Lilies, Vincent van Gogh’s The Starry Night, and Pablo Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, along with more recent works by Andy Warhol, Elizabeth Murray, Cindy Sherman, and many others.
Leopold Museum, Vienna, Autriche It took five decades to compile the collection. In 2001 it found its definite location. Together with the Republic of Austria and the Austrian National Bank, the collector Dr. Rudolf Leopold, who died in 2010 at the age of 85, consolidated his collection, which is now exhibited in a museum built by the Austrian state, into a private foundation. Jheronimus Bosch - The Garden of Earthly Delights About this project The interactive documentary Jheronimus Bosch, the Garden of Earthly Delights provides an in-depth tour though The Garden of Earthly Delights. In a web interface the visitor will be taken on an audio-visual journey, including sound, music, video and images to enrich the storytelling. Borderless Bacteria / Colonialist Cash – Ken Rinaldo Scientists have identified up to 3000 types of bacteria on dollar bills from just one Manhattan bank. Most of the bacteria found were skin, mouth and vagina microbes according to a study conducted by the New York University Center for Genomics & Systems Biology. Bacterial cultures, fungi, and viruses finding transport on monetary exchange systems do not respect or understand borders.
Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin The Alte Nationalgalerie is the original home of the Nationalgalerie, whose collections today are divided between the Neue Nationalgalerie, the Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart – Berlin, the Friedrichswerdersche Kirche, Museum Berggruen and the Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg. The idea of establishing a cultural and educational centre across from the Berlin Palace dates back to the time of Friedrich Wilhelm IV, who dreamt of creating a "sanctuary for art and science" on the site. The basic architectural concept for the Alte Nationalgalerie – a temple-like building raised on a plinth decorated with motifs from antiquity – came from the king himself. The building was designed by Friedrich August Stüler, a student of Schinkel who also designed the Neues Museum. It was completed after Stüler’s death by another of Schinkel’s students, Johann Heinrich Strack.
National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Séoul, Corée du Sud Since opening its door in 1969, the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA), Korea has lived through the history of Korean art. In the process, MMCA established itself as a representative institution of Korean modern art. The museum’s four branches, including Gwacheon (opened in 1986), Deoksugung (opened in 1998), Seoul (opened in 2013), and Cheongju (expected to open in 2017), each in its own way, will continue to carry out MMCA’s commitment to the art and culture of Korea by enriching the first-hand cultural experience of the viewing public.
Intelligence artificielle & Architecture - Pavillon de l'Arsenal Intelligence Artificielle & Architecture Une exposition produite par le Pavillon de l'Arsenal An exhibit produced by the Arsenal Pavilion & conçue par Stanislas Chaillou, Architecte & Data Scientist & conceived by Stanislas Chaillou, Architect & Data Scientist National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., États-Unis Founded in 1981 and opened in 1987, the National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA) is the only museum solely dedicated to celebrating the achievements of women in the visual, performing and literary arts. The museum’s collection features 5,000 works from the 16th century to the present created by more than 1,000 artists, including Mary Cassatt, Frida Kahlo, Alma Thomas, Lee Krasner, Louise Bourgeois, Chakaia Booker, and Nan Goldin, along with special collections of 18th-century silver tableware, botanical prints, and artists’ books. NWMA brings recognition to the achievements of women artists of all periods and nationalities by exhibiting, preserving, acquiring, and researching art by women and by teaching the public about their accomplishments.
Museo Reina Sofia, Madrid, Spain Founded in 1990 after originally being created as an art centre, Museo Reina Sofía is among the culminating events of the Spanish transition to democracy, recovering Pablo Picasso's Guernica as well as an outstanding representation of the international avant-gardes and neo-avant-gardes. In short, the founding of this museum means the recuperation of the experience of modernity previously missing from the Spanish context and the opportunity to try out new models of narration from a periphery that is neither lateral nor derivative, but is rather an entry way for new stories, historiographic models and artistic episodes that tip the balance of the orthodox canon of the main museums. The institution no longer considers its task to be simply the transmission of culture. Instead, it works with other agents and institutions, creating networks and alliances that strengthen the public sphere and position Museo Reina Sofía as a reference of prime importance in the geopolitical South.

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Highlights of recent action by the WV GOP and Donald Trump
We’re about dividing people not helping them!
From The West Virginia GOP:
If you're viewing this on something that makes the GOP's words too small to read, the WVGOP says: "Perhaps training on the definition of "WIC" is in order for DHHR staff." (Note -- this is a screen shot. The . . .
From West Virginia’s governor, Jim Justice
"I don't know how in the world you could watch that and not be impressed...What a masterful job he did last night." -- Gov. Justice, commenting on Donald Trump's announcement for the presidency.— Phil Kabler (@PhilKabler) November 16, 2022
Alex Mooney. . .
Ogden reporter David Skolnick’s piece is balanced but does he tell us enough -- most importantly, what about the fascists?
Former president Donald Trump held a political rally in nearby Youngstown, Ohio on Saturday. Rather than ignoring the rally, today’s Wheeling Intelligencer used the story filed by a reporter from Ogden’s Youngstown Vindicator, David Skolnick. Skolnik’s coverage of Trump’s is balanced; it provides some of what Trump and Republican senate . . .
From West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey:
Let’s see the search warrant today!!! Demand that the Justice Department release it now!!— Patrick Morrisey (@MorriseyWV) August 9, 2022
From former U.S. Attorney, Barbara McQuade:
The law prohibits DOJ from discussing a search warrant that is under seal. Secrecy . . .
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This listener did not learn much
This morning, two of the segments on WV Metro’s “Talkline” featured guests who discussed yesterday’s January 6 hearing.
Guy Lewis: no balance and little disclosure
Here’s the clip:
Were there any additional problems created by former President Donald Trump from the testimony by Cassidy Hutchinson? Guy Lewis, Former U.S. . . .
Our local Ogden outlets give us editorials on Ohio State Park Week but nothing on the election
It looks like Trump's endorsement of J.D. Vance may have made a difference. Here’s the most recent poll:
If the Ohio Republican primary election for U.S. senator were held today ...
J.D. Vance 23%
Josh Mandel 18%
Mike Gibbons 13%
Matt Dolan 11%
Jane Timken 6%
Neil Patel 1%
Mark Pukita 1%
Wouldn't vote (vol.) 1%
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Do you think any of our local reporters/stenographers asked Pompeo about his comments about Putin and the Ukraine?
From WTOV's Jaime Baker:
Pompeo has endorsed Rep. David McKinley for the Republican spot in the current WV 2nd Congressional District race. McKinley is facing off against Rep. Alex Mooney in the May primary @WTOV9 https://t.co/hVbWcqt8xG— Jaime Baker (@JBaker_WTOV) April 20, 2022
Do you think any of the reporters asked . . .


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Founded in the year of 2000, Shenzhen BASDA Medical Apparatus Co., Ltd., located in high-tech industrial park, Longgang District, Shenzhen is a state high-tech medical imaging apparatus company who focuses on technology research, development, production and service.
Insisting on the development path of independent innovation, BASDA has a large number of industry technical elite, and established a long-term strategic partnership with Analogic Corporation (US), Oxford Instruments Molecular Biotools Ltd (UK), Peking University, Harbin Institute of Technology, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China etc. It has also set up an international advanced medical imaging development center.
Since its foundation, BASDA has already developed and manufactured almost 20 types of products: BTI-035 MRI System (0.35T), BTI-050 MRI System (0.50T), BTI-030 MRI System (0.30T), Bstar-150 (1.5T), BTR-640 Digital Radiography System, BTR-X Digital Radiography System, BTR-X200 Digital Radiography System, BTF—50 Digital Gastroenteric X-ray Unit, BTH-50 Color Doppler Ultrasound System, BTH-80 Color Doppler Ultrasound System, PACS, BTR-C X-ray Imaging System, SPECT, Bstar-150 Superconducting MRI System (1.5T), BTI-070 Superconducting MRI System (0.7T), BMA-6000 High-frequency breast X-ray Mammography Machine etc. BASDA products have almost covered all provinces, municipalities, autonomous regions, and have also been exported to more than 20 countries and regions, such as: European Union, Eastern Europe, Middle East, Africa, South America, Southeast Asia etc.
After 10 years of continuous innovation and development, BASDA has won a lot of qualifications and honors: The first “State-class High-tech Enterprise”, “SHENZHEN High-tech Enterprise”, “SHENZHEN Software Enterprise”, “SHENZHEN Technology Innovation Award” and “Excellent Product Award”in CHTF (China High Tech Fair) etc.
With the concept “Specialty accomplishes quality, quality achieves future”, BASDA is surfing in the Avenue of “Innovation Technology”, adhering to the core values of “Continue to innovate, go beyond, people-oriented, and customer first”, We reiterate our commitment to contribute to the improvement of human health, dedicate to provide good products and service to all customers, make efforts to be a leading brand both at home and abroad!


The pop star turns back the clock on this cover of 'Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground).'
Justin Timberlake, arguably the top pop artist today, paid tribute to the original King of Pop last week with this over-the-top cover version of The Jackson 5's 'Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground)' on BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge.
No doubt, this cover will raise comparisons -- deserved or not -- between MJ and the 32-year-old Timberlake, who drops his '20/20 Experience 2 of 2' Tuesday. For comparison, Jackson released his legendary 'Bad' album when he was only 29.
“You get to this point, which I’ve done in the last five or six years, where you become less worried about success and failure,” he told The New York Times recently.
If this cover has you pining for more Michael, check out this Red Bull Music Academy Radio special with illustrious DJ Kirk Degiorgio, laying down some of his favorite Michael Jackson tunes:
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Greece train travel update
Greece is one of the most beautiful and fascinating countries to visit in Europe. However, because of recent disruptions in Greece it's good to know some of the challenges of traveling there at this time.
If you plan to travel to Greece make sure you’re aware of the current situation of the Greek train network. International trains to and from Greece have just starting running again, but we can't guarantee that all issues with Greek trains have now been resolved. Some parts of your journey may be covered by your Eurail pass, but others will not.

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Making change means that our allies need the confidence to play different roles at different times depending on our respective needs and on the common goal.
Movements_Campaigns – Gay rights_LGBTQIA
Despite pain, loss, disruption and grave threats, the LGBTQ movement — decade after decade — launched new campaigns for more advanced goals and won.
TED talk about the overlaps & tensions between the gay rights & the civil rights movements & how the 2 struggles intertwine and propel each other forward.
This is a resource to help you test your messages. It is designed for campaigners who have little or no experience with message testing.
This toolkit is a short guide to strategic communications, based on extensive research and building on the experience of activists and communicators from around the globe. It aims to provide a framework rather than a blueprint; helping you to ask the right questions rather than giving you the right answers.
The road to marriage equality in Australia was filled with dirty tricks and homophobia. How did the LGBTI community build a movement strong enough to overcome it all?
Micah Scott, CEO of Minus18, presented at Progress 2017 on the disjunct between the increasingly queer and inclusive younger generations and the remaining homophobia, biphobia and transphobia entrenched in Australian society.


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Feadship explored the true meaning of a custom superyacht as part of its unique presentations at international boat shows. The excessive use of the term ‘custom’ in today’s superyacht industry has made it tricky to know what the term actually entails.
“Many of the greatest Feadships ever built had their genesis at a meeting where we started sketching to life the owner’s ideas on a blank sheet of paper,” says marketing & brand director Farouk Nefzi. “The term ‘custom’ has lost its value in the superyacht world: most superyachts are variations on a pre-designed platform, with clients having options within set parameters. At the boat shows we will make the difference between ‘custom’ and ‘customisation’ crystal clear via a memorable Carte Blanche experience.”
When Feadship states that it builds ‘pure custom’ superyachts, it is referring to the way each project is designed totally from scratch.
Visitors to the Feadship stand will have the chance to embark on an intuitive journey to discover their Feadship DNA. The Carte Blanche Experience will allow them to see how their individual Feadship might look like should the funds become available to build one.
Meanwhile, a group of invited guests will have an instant live action sketch drawn by one of the Feadship designers in a private booth. Other visitors will be able to see these concepts coming to life on screen, capturing the very essence of pure custom creation.
“Many of the greatest Feadships ever built had their genesis at a meeting where we started sketching to life the owner’s ideas on a blank sheet of paper.”Farouk Nefzi.


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I’m sorry I haven’t been all too active as of lately, been going through a lot of personal issues as well as been really busy. So, the quick update on The Paranormal Project. Although it’s been delayed a bit (looking at September/October release), it is on its way. To add to that, I have started a side project that has been an obsession of mine for the last few years.
I have started to work on a re-write of the Lewis Caroll classic ‘Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland.’ It will be completely re-written in a very dark environment and set in modern times. Depending on how it goes, it is planned to be a 5-part saga. He’s a quick summary.
“The story starts off with Alice Liddell being committed to ‘St. Anthony’s Sanatarium’ and is being questioned by her new psychiatrist, Dr. Edward Lipman. Quickly seeing that Alice is unlike any other patient in the Sanatarium, he wished to hear her story first hand.
Alice Liddell is an ordinary 21-year-old living in the slums of New York. When it comes to most in her situation, when the work week ends, it’s time to party it up, and Alice is no exception. In the early hours of the morning, Alice starts to head to her apartment, when she sees a white rabbit the size of a large dog wearing a gold pocket watch around it’s neck. for some reason unknown to her, she decided to follow it. She only loses sight of it for a second, only to find it again by tripping over it’s corpse and falling into a rabbit hole.
When she reaches the bottom, she finds herself no longer on earth, but in this Hellish like world, where the very ground she steps is covered in the skeletons of those who could not escape the four-winged creature that now flew over top of her. Alice must travel through this world of nightmares and survive not only the world itself, but also the sadistic Queen of Hearts. On her way she meets the cryptic, yet helpful Chesire Cat, the Hannibal like Hatter as well as many other classic and new characters in this twisted and new re-telling of the classic story. This is Wonderland as it has never been seen before.”
I am in extremely early stages of the story, as Paranormal Project is still my priority. However, I am expecting ‘WONDERLAND’ to be released around October 2018. As always, Thank you for your seemingly never ending support!


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I do not have to tell you we all come from different places, families,etc etc.. But where we grow up and the experiences we gain from people, places and things that we interact with. We tend to build sort of a life meaning for our selves or words in which we would describe our following in life. Though I will not get into the details of my life. But lets just say that many things have lead me to believe in a song that I remember to this day which I hold true in my hold heart. Now this song is older than I am. And many of you would not feel the same.
Before i post the lyrics of the song. I want to say this on why this song as the words I live by. Im a man who is still basically a kid when it comes to reading comics, books and playing table top role playing games. Im very old fashioned in terms of Imagination and I have many creative ideas on the series I love though I would never post them online as much as i would like to share them all with you. But I digress. I truely believe in hard work in making dreams reality. I live not so much in reality as I do in places I create and situations i like to talk about. Those of you who have read my blogs or reviews know what I try to write I try my best though grammar and spelling errors do get in the way. but anyways here is the song lyrics and I share this with you in hopes I can hear something similar from all of you.
Pure Imagination (Willy Wonka And the Chocolate Factory)
Come with me;And you'll be In a world of Pure imagination
Take a look And you'll see Into your imagination
We'll begin; With a spin, Traveling in The world of my creation.
What we'll see Will defy Explanation.
If you want to view paradise; Simply look around and view it, Anything you want to, do it
Want to change the world?; There's nothing To it
There is no Life I know; To compare with Pure imagination.
Living there You'll be free If you truly wish to be.
If you want to view paradise; Simply look around and view it, Anything you want to, do it.
Want To change the world? There's nothing To it.
There is no Life I know; To compare with Pure imagination
Living there You'll be free; If you truly Wish to be.
Thanks guys, And I hope you all feel the need to express any words, quotes or songs in which really inspire you in the way you live your life.

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