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A popular party drug often found at nightclubs and circuit events may prove a panacea for those suffering from chronic pain, says pain interventionist and board-certified anesthesiologist Akash Bajaj, M.D., medical director of Remedy Spine and Pain Solutions in Marina del Rey. Bajaj says that, when administered by experienced clinicians in low doses, ketamine (that goes under the street name “Special K”) can alleviate pain experienced by those with fibromyalgia, arthritis, migraine headaches or who have suffered physical trauma. He does warn that abuse of the drug can result in hallucinations, nausea, high blood pressure, slow and shallow breathing, liver damage and irregular heartbeat.
“Ketamine has been safely used as an anesthetic since the mid-1960s (though not nearly as often as it once was), but only recently has been recognized for helping patients suffering from chronic and acute pain,” said Bajaj. “Research has shown that ketamine can have a beneficial effect on the central nervous system by giving your neurotransmitters a ‘reboot.’ Whereas many physicians prescribe opioids to alleviate pain, many patients have, tragically, become dependent on them and this has, in part, led to the opioid crisis our nation is facing. We are finding that ketamine is a safer alternative in many cases.”
Bajaj says that before considering ketamine, clinicians should confirm that the patient meets the appropriate diagnostic criteria and has no history of substance abuse or psychotic disorders.
The National Institutes for Health says that an estimated 25.3 million adults (11.2 percent) have experienced pain every day for the preceding 3 months and that nearly 40 million adults (17.6 percent) regularly experience severe levels of pain. Chronic pain, defined as lasting longer than six months, can remain active in the nervous system for months or even years. Its emotional toll can result in anxiety, stress, depression, anger and fatigue. Because of the mind-body connection associated with chronic pain, effective treatment often requires addressing psychological as well as physical aspects of the condition.
Bajaj says that most research on ketamine for chronic pain has focused on IV infusions, which limits its use as a long-term therapy. Ketamine taken in pill form or via nasal spray has been shown to be effective in clinical practice and research studies, though these patients should be closely monitored.
“The evidence from recent studies shows that ketamine reduces pain, decreases opioid consumption by up to 40% and has an excellent safety profile,” said Bajaj. “That’s good news for millions of pain sufferers.”
Bajaj completed his undergraduate studies at UCSD, graduating summa cum laude after which he simultaneously earned his M.D. and a Master’s degree in Public Health (M.P.H.) from New York Medical College. He served his residency in anesthesiology at UCLA Medical Center, where he pioneered the development of audio and visual distractions during surgery, anesthesia as a novel adjunct to administering anesthesia, and alleviating acute painful states. He completed an Interventional Pain Medicine Fellowship at the prestigious University of California San Francisco, selected as one of only five fellows. He lectures before colleagues at medical conferences and offers his expertise in the media. He is double board certified in anesthesia and pain management.
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I think the background is always what I notice before the gun. When I look at photo contest pictures, and see this,
I just shake my head and look away. I have looked at this picture three times this morning and can tell you all about the guy's coffee cup, or what is on his computer, but can't recall what his gun looks like. A nice clean background would have done wonders.
I think the flag would be a nice touch. I like to see personal items a lot more than strewn bullets, or knives, etc.
Keep it simple. That's just me. Good luck!

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Currently she serves as one of the top five Officers of the American Bar Association (ABA). The ABA is the largest voluntary professional association in the world with over 400,000 members worldwide.
Judge Neville has also served on the Board of Directors of the American Judicature Society (AJS) since 2005. AJS is an organization known for its work on Judicial Ethics and Professionalism.
Judge Neville has been honored by her peers to also serve as President of the National Association of Women Judges and the Minnesota Amdahl Inn of Court which is dedicated to the teaching of professionalism and civility among members of the legal profession
Judge Neville has served on the Board and as an Officer of the Minnesota District Judges Association.
The Minnesota State Bar Association (MSBA) has presented its “Presidents Award” to Judge Neville at the annual meeting of its membership and she currently sits on the MSBAs Assembly which is the MSBA’s governing body.
Judge Neville also served on the Hennepin County Bar Association (HCBA) with its “Professionalism Award,” and has served on the HCBA Governing Council for many years.
Recently she received an award given jointly by the Hennepin County Bar Association and the Minnesota Women Lawyers Association for her “Leadership and Service,” the first such award given at its annual meeting for the Judiciary.
Judge Neville is currently a FELLOW of the American Bar Foundation, an organization to which only 1% of the lawyers in any state are invited to join. She received the prestigious National State Chair Award at a ceremony recently held in Miami Fla.
Judge Neville has also been honored with the “Award of Excellence” by the National Association of Women Judges, presented at its meeting in Chicago, Ill
It is easy to see that Judge Neville likes to remain active in the legal profession and works well with a variety of different lawyers with diverse backgrounds. It is this commitment to civility, to ethics, to resolving differences in large organizations and to resolving differences among peers that drives Judge Neville to work tirelessly to reach amicable solutions between parties. Judge Neville has shown a deep respect for the legal profession and for the rule of law and its interaction with ordinary people as well as large corporations. Through her numerous professional experiences, Judge Neville has always found success and will strive to find that same success in her work as an Arbitrator, Mediator, Special Master, Early Neutral Evaluator, or Judge for Practice and Summary Jury Trials.

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Rebecca Evans, Welsh Labour's Assembly candidate for Gower, has visited the Forget Me Not Dementia Day Club in Mumbles.
Forget Me Not Dementia Day Clubs were set up across Swansea in 2010 to help people with dementia and their carers. The clubs offer the chance to meet in a friendly social environment at a local base.
Rebecca Evans is a current regional Assembly Member for Mid and West Wales and has been a sponsor of both the Assembly's Cross Party Group on Dementia, and the Cross Party Group on Older People.
Rebecca Evans said: "It was a real pleasure to spend time with the Forget Me Not group. There was a warm welcome waiting for me, as well as a fun - and very competitive - game of indoor bowls.
"I take my hat off to the volunteers who run the clubs across Swansea. Their dedication and passion for ensuring that people with dementia and their carers have such a supportive and enjoyable club to be part of is wonderful."
Back in 2014, Rebecca Evans became one of Wales' first 'Dementia Friends' when she launched the Welsh Government funded Dementia Friends programme alongside Gavin and Stacey actress Ruth Jones. The programme is a trailblazing initiative that aims to improve people's understanding of dementia and its effects.

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Over the weekend, Lex Machine (Archetype11 Nova) graciously invited me to visit his latest region design utilising his home region of Solveig ahead of him opening it to the public at large; and I say without reservation that it another absolutely stunning build that cannot fail to engage and captivate – one with the most fascinating (for me) titles: Writer’s Block.
Anyone who has ever seriously spent their time writing either for pleasure or for a living will be familiar with the idea of writer’s block – the inability to come up with original ideas, or to productively put pen to paper / fingers to keyboards.
Contrary to the (sometimes flippant) proclamations of some noted authors that writer’s block doesn’t exist (after all, doctor’s don’t get “doctor’s block”, do they?) writer’s block can take a wide variety of forms, some of them very definitely the result of physical disorders (agraphia). Others can equally be purely psychological and / or self-inflicted.
Ender’s Game author Orson Scott Card, for example, notes that his most frequent form of his writer’s block is the result of knowing, subconsciously or consciously, something he’s written isn’t “right” in some way, be it in terms of character interaction or action, plot narrative or turn, or something else. It prevents him moving forward with a story until he has gone back, located the issue and worked out how to correct it. For others, it can come down to a loss of inspiration, simple distraction or even an over-abundance of ideas.
Lex’s Writer’s Block offers a personification of much of the latter. As with his previous designs, this is an incredible landscape of vignettes and objects that, whilst offered within a contiguous landscape that brings them together, whilst they also stand as potential individual statements of ideas and narrative; exploring them is very much a tour through the mind of a writer / artist.
Symbolism is – as with all of Lex’s designs – to be found through this build, and starts at the landing point, where sits an oversized manual typewriter. It is slowly being overcome by winding vines and thus speaks the the longevity that can genuinely occur with writer’s block. Pages rise from it, either blank or repeatedly printed with the image of a flower – both of which speak to two of the most recognised forms of writer’s block: the inability to get started with writing something, or becoming obsessively stuck on a particular aspect / passage / piece of writing to the point – as with Orson Scott Card, above.
Beyond this is a richly diverse landscape, a walk through the mind of a writer. Buildings stand as half-finished stories or unfinished plots that lay crumbling in the wilderness of the imagination; those that are complete, stand with empty rooms, signifying the structure of a narrative that awaits the décor of the plot and the presence of characters.
Figures human and fantastical, stand and sit as the personification of characters; the interactions between some suggest the waltz of possible interactions they might come to have within their tale; the pose of others personifying the sense of loss of creative vision or the weight or anguish of being unable to complete a story.
Elsewhere, a flight of butterflies passes over the landscape like the flutterings of a half-considered idea, whilst feathers from angel’s wing speaks to the ephemeral nature of such ideas, so easily scattered on the winds of everyday distractions. Meanwhile, the ground offers paths – some obvious, others far less clear. For the visitor, they offer routes of discovery within the region; symbolically they perhaps reference the ease with the writer’s thoughts can wander in distraction from the task at hand.
As is the way with Lex’s builds, the symbolism throughout Writer’s Block is stunning – but so too is the sheer artistry and the detail.
Lex has a marvellous talent from mixing ideas of scale, as anyone who has visited his previous designs will know. Here, “life-size” buildings share the space with giant carved figures, their contrasts blended through the use of trees and the rise and fall of the landscape itself.
Meanwhile, the smaller details offer both tales of their own that might be both threaded into the overall theme for the region, and also stand as suggestions of narratives waiting for our own imaginations to unwrap. These are incredibly diverse – from the statue of Freddy Mercury standing within a semi-walled garden or the little cottage that comes with mortars ranged in the front garden and the wrecks of a tank and armoured vehicle that flank it.
I have said this before – and will doubtless say it again in the future; Lex Machine is one of the finest creators of region settings in Second Life today; his work never fails to stun and amaze in its breadth and depth. When building regions, we all pour something of ourselves into them – vision, ideas, wishes; but Lex does something more. Each of his designs invite us to witness not only his creativity, but take us on a journey through his imagination and to share in his thoughts – be they on subjects such as the global pandemic, his love for his partner Anastasia or his own psyche and outlook.
Writer’s Block is a continuation of all of this: breathtaking in scope and presentation, it is a must see for anyone familiar with Lex’s work. And if you haven’t visited his designs in the past, it makes for an excellent introduction – just be prepared to become a fan of his work!
- Writer’s Block (Solveig, rated Adult)
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This looks like a must see! what a creative way to use a region! Thanks for the tip Inara.
Honestly, Lex’s region designs are consistently the most imaginative I’ve witnessed. They combine art, landscaping, storytelling, flights of the imagination, fantasy and really get the stuff between the ears working for those willing to take the time to explore. And they are always fabulously photogenic.
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As always Inara, you catch even the subtle thoughts that were bouncing around in my head when I do the builds. It is truly a blessing to have encountered you in this virtual world and to come across a mind that always looks beyond. The invitation still stands to have you over for a photograph on any of the builds you wish or remember and to hang out and shoot the breeze about whatever. Your words humble me beyond expression. I am very grateful for your presence and your words on the builds. People like you are why this shaved ape pushes so many blocks around.
Thank you, Lex – those words mean a lot to me. After getting on for fifteen years in Second Life, and almost as long as that in blogging (over a decade on WordPress alone!), I confess that there are times when I feel that “enough is enough”, and it’s time to look to “other” things to do. It is work like yours that actually keeps me coming back (I’d actually say your designs are at the top of the list when it comes to both region design and artistic expression). Hooking-up in word would be excellent as time zones, etc., mesh, and I’ll drop you a further IM for there :).
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I believe in designing for the purpose of improvement. One day I read a quote, "time is a man-made concept" and I thought about how a calendar is always set on a linear grid and each month gave me no feeling of seeing time passing. I found inspiration in tree rings that tell age and loved the idea to use an organic form as a guide to design a calendar.
Each month is a ring that expands outwards. January starts at the center and the year ends with December as the outer ring. Weeks are separated by bullet points the way you find knots in tree trunks. Below is the calendar in use. I wrote doctor appointments, birthdays and crossed-off days the way I note important dates in calendars.
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Every time it rains, Jean Dutcher feels like she’s being robbed.
Her property on Canterbury Lane in Old West Lawrence backs up to a ravine with a small creek. During heavy rains, the creek swells with stormwater that surges from a 48-inch corrugated pipe, three 12-inch pipes and two concrete spillways that feed off neighboring parking lots. The speed of the water has eroded her land.
Dutcher’s worried that her back porch, which once stood a safe distance from the banks of the ravine, is in danger of sliding into the creek in a big storm. She said she started asking the city of Lawrence three years ago for help to fix the problem, so far to no avail.
Dutcher’s not the only one concerned about the possible impact of the inevitable spring rains. Matt Bond, the city’s stormwater engineer, said he feels for Dutcher but he’s more concerned about runoff and flooding problems in other areas around Lawrence.
“(Dutcher’s) losing land back there. I don’t disagree with that because some of the bank is sloughing off into the creek. But you try and get the most bang out of your buck. If I’m going to spend $10,000 can I help 10 people or can I help one?” Bond said.
At the top of Bond’s list is the intersection at 23rd Street and Ousdahl Road, which he said has been plagued by chronic flooding for years. Bond equates trying to navigate the intersection’s floodwaters with driving through a bathtub, and joked that it takes a German U-boat to get through.
His list of other high priority areas includes, but isn’t limited to:
• 21st Street and Naismith Drive.
• 19th Street and Maple Lane.
• Ninth Street and Holiday Drive.
• 17th and Alabama streets. Residents near there have sent Bond photos of their neighbors canoeing down the street, in the hopes of gaining aid or attention to the problem.
Problems not new
Some of those areas were included in a 1996 city master plan of stormwater improvement needs. Of the 41 problem sites the plan identified, 19 have been addressed. Eleven of the original 41 were deemed high priority, seven of which have been taken care of, Bond said.
He said he would not even venture a guess as to the cost of the needed fixes, except to say it would cost many millions of dollars the city does not have.
As in many communities, some of Lawrence’s stormwater problems are manmade while others are more the result of topography. Often they’re caused by both.
The elevation of Mount Oread, the home of Kansas University, for example, is a major contributor to stormwater runoff in Lawrence. When water moves on concrete, especially down steep grades, such as the roads and walkways leading to and from campus, it moves far quicker and has a much higher potential for erosion than if it were to come off natural terrain.
While most households pay $4 a month on their utility bills for stormwater management, KU pays $17,000 a month, Bond said. In part, this is to help deal with the massive amounts of water that move at extremely fast speeds down Mount Oread.
Michael J. Russell, director of the Department of Environmental Health and Safety at KU, said that KU has adopted a good citizen attitude toward stormwater and works closely with the city to coordinate stormwater drainage plans.
He said KU uses detention areas such as Potter Lake to hold stormwater runoff. It also uses other techniques that are considered environmentally sound. KU’s recreation center, for example, has attempted to harvest stormwater for use in landscaping, and the Park & Ride lot near 23rd and Iowa streets uses bioswales to slow and filter stormwater.
Outdated is the thinking that it’s best to just pipe water away from lowlands as quickly as possible. Better solutions often include slowing the runoff to ensure it doesn’t strip away surrounding land and providing natural filters such as berms to trap pollutants before they enter waterways such as the Kansas River.
Hilary Noonan, a landscape designer with a focus on sustainability and urban design, has used a variety of techniques to stem runoff, including rain gardens. She’s said she’s currently installing one for a park near the Ivanhoe Neighborhood Center in Kansas City, Mo. The rain garden functions as a play area for children while also slowing and purifying the rainwater that runs though it.
Pervious pavement is another option that allows water to seep through the concrete into the soil, resulting in significantly less runoff. While it requires maintenance over time, it’s a powerful tool to help decrease erosion.
However, many of these solutions can be costly and are not practical for average people attempting to deal with stormwater issues. For managing the effects of routine residential runoff, Bond suggests using rain barrels to collect stormwater from downspouts; the water can then be used on the lawn or garden. Rain barrels slow water coming off roofs, help save on water bills and cost about $35 to make, he said.
For Dutcher, the fixes will be neither cheap nor easy.
“Jean’s property is exactly one where I wish we could get over there and get something done a little faster,” Bond said. “I don’t know whether that means everyone pays a dollar more on their stormwater utility but now is not the time to do that, not in today’s economic climate. You’ve got to make do with what you’ve got.”
Bond recalls a similar situation in which he wanted to help an individual but had to focus on what he and others viewed as higher priority.
“When I first started as homeowner engineer in 2006 I spoke to a gentleman over in West Lawrence about something he needed to be done. It was ice on the sidewalk and groundwater coming up and making a real mess for pedestrians. I wanted to get over there sooner but we only got it done last summer.”

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Create an Alligator Alley art gallery to display paintings and information about alligators and how humans impact their
Help students explore bits of the Swahili people by learning a handful of words in Kiswahili, a language spoken by over
Create a beautiful West African Adinkra Cloth and learn about the culture of the Ashanti people. Get bold results with C
Keep track of the season, month, day, and date with this colorful, changeable calendar.
Create a 12-sided, 3D globe to display research information about life on one of earth's continents.
Students report on their favorite animals then create eye-catching zoo programs with hand-made stencils and paint roller
Create your own coral reef and learn about these delicate ecosystems.
Colors! Shapes! Patterns! All these components of art can tell the story of who we are. Using Crayola® Premier™ Tempera
Show off your knowledge of geography! Draw your state, its neighbors and indicate notable landforms as if you were view
How do juicy oranges arrive at a grocery store in winter? Cargo trucks are on the road year-round. Create your own busin
Why do countries celebrate their independence days with fireworks? Why do people hang national flags on patriotic holida
Corn (maize) was a staple in the Aztec culture. Show the Aztec’s sophisticated corn-growing techniques in a realistic di
Explore growth cycles through the seasons then create original chalk drawings of pumpkins ready for harvest.
Learn about the rich history of African culture by creating a traditional African tribal mask. It will look authentic wh
Did you ever find a footprint in mud and wonder what animal made it? If left untouched for thousands of years, it would
Create a unique, stunning display of the Earth’s landforms. Showcase learning with textured materials such as sandpaper,
Blackbirds are popping from this pie! Find out the origins and meaning behind favorite childhood rhymes.
Play this game with your class, another class, or your whole grade! Race to match states, provinces, or countries to the
Students connect with their classmates while displaying pride in your diversity!
Capture the exhilaration and the exhaustion of exercise in a watercolor resist.
Bring on the bagpipes! Gather the clan! Students create an original tartan plaid, and craft a kilt or scarf with the fab
Capture the sweet sense of success and boost self-esteem, envisioning the accomplishment of personal goals in an origina
Send your pets to work as you choose careers and draw cats, dogs, and other pet pals in clothes and environments that fi
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Arsonists & Gardeners, Gatekeepers & Gate Changers
Have you ever received negative (or "developmental") feedback that "killed your soul"?
If you answered "yes" to the question above, possibly one of two things happened (and maybe both). First, you probably put considerable effort into the project or process for which you received feedback. Negative feedback (I am avoiding the euphemistic word "developmental" on purpose) stings more when we feel it is undeserved. Second, the person providing the feedback focused only or mostly on the problem areas. The person may also have been angry or treated you poorly.
In this brief video, I first compare a person who cannot provide effective feedback to an arsonist who burns everything on sight. A good feedback provider is like a gardener who focuses on the beautiful plants without ignoring the weeds.
Next, I discuss selection processes. I wonder in what situations people in charge of selection decisions should be gatekeepers. Gatekeepers are in charge of their "gates" and only allow in people who hold the "perfect key." Instead, organizations might profit from "gate changers" - professionals who change the rules. These leaders transform the gate to accept those with different talents, cultures, personalities, or even professional background.
Think about your own experiences:
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Dr. Cris Wildermuth is Linked:HR's Community Leader and an Associate Professor at Drake University, where she directs the Master of Science in Leadership Development. You may find out more about Dr. Wildermuth's leadership development, ethics, and intercultural development consulting practice at THIS PAGE.

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Glaucoma, a group of diseases that result in eye damage, is one of the leading causes of blindness in the world. In the US, an estimated 3 million adults have glaucoma, with African Americans having a higher prevalence of the disease than other racial and ethnic groups. Based on expected demographic shifts in the US population, it is projected that Hispanic individuals will experience the highest rates of glaucoma by 2035.
Glaucoma can be treated with eye drops and oral medications to reduce the risk of vision loss. However, patients with glaucoma may have difficulty taking medications as prescribed due to the cost of treatment. Given the current and expected higher prevalence of glaucoma among African American and Hispanic individuals, it is important to understand whether there are financial barriers to taking prescribed glaucoma treatment among racial and ethnic groups in the US.
Early Independence Awardee, Dr. Sally Baxter, investigated this question using survey data collected from the All of Us Research Program on 3,826 patients with glaucoma. After taking into account differences in income, education, and health insurance status, Dr. Baxter and her colleagues found that Hispanic individuals and non-Hispanic African Americans were significantly more likely to report that they could not afford prescribed glaucoma medication than non-Hispanic White individuals. The researchers also found that though African American and Hispanic individuals reported more difficulty with affording their medications, they were not more likely to ask for lower cost medications. This work highlights a specific barrier to achieving racial and ethnic equity in the prevention of glaucoma-related vision loss and gives insight into potential actions the healthcare community can take to increase equity, including ensuring patients are aware of and have access to effective lower cost options for glaucoma treatment.
- Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Cost-Related Barriers to Medication Adherence Among Patients With Glaucoma Enrolled in the National Institutes of Health All of Us Research Program. A. Delavar, B.R. Saseendrakumar, R.N. Weinreb, and S.L. Baxter. JAMA Ophthalmology. 2022 Mar 3; Online ahead of print.

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Tuesday, September 28, 2010
As most every Disney fan who peruses the internet now knows, the mysterious online Disney historian Wade Sampson is actually the mysteriously gifted Disney historian Jim Korkis—and Jim has a brand new book that collects the many in-depth articles Wade, uh, I mean Jim has published online. (Go here to read the final "Wade Sampson" column.) One of the best thing about this book, entitled The Vault of Walt, featuring all kinds of overlooked, underrated and mostly unknown Disney behind-the-scenes stories is that Jim has enhanced his original historical reporting with new findings and even more little-known delicacies. Be sure and get your own copy of this fascinating book here and discover the wonderful historical world of "Wade Sampson."
Thursday, September 16, 2010
If you are in the San Francisco area this weekend, you won't want to miss the Fess Parker tribute at the Walt Disney Family Museum. Jeff Kurtti, otherwise known as King of the Wild Disney Historians and one of the guiding imaginations and Disney authorities behind the splendid museum devoted to a man named Walt, will be hosting two very special salutes to the tall Texan who so winningly portrayed the coonskin-capped Congressman in Walt Disney's groundbreaking, blockbusting "Davy Crockett" TV shows. For more information about all the Fess Parker festivities, check out the Museum's website.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
One of the many informative, intriguing and just plain fun offerings on the D23 website is a series of star bios. Who do we mean when we refer to Disney stars? Well, Mickey Mouse of course and Donald, Goofy, Minnie...but there's also some other members of the gang that don't always get the star treatment. I had the honor of writing these D23 biographies, and I have to admit I'm proudest of the pieces about such immortal but obscure Disney pals as Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck and that improbable matinee idol, Horace Horsecollar (seen here in panels from the famed Mickey Mouse newspaper comic strip drawn by Floyd Gottfredson, originally published on December 2, 1931; click on the image for a larger view). Don't miss Biographies of 10 Classic Disney Characters at D23.com.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Or is it Broadway on Jimmy? Either way, all this week on NBC's Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, it's Broadway Week. Each night, starting tonight, Monday September 13, 2010, Jimmy is presenting a number from one of the musicals currently trodding the boards on the Great White Way. Jimmy's show emanates from famed 30 Rock, and its proximity to New York's storied theatre district makes it a natural to showcase productions that only a relative few of us will otherwise experience, so this is a not-to-be-missed celebration of musical theatre. First up is this year's Tony winner as Best Musical, Memphis, followed on Tuesday by a selection from Promises, Promises (which looks, well, promising to me because it seems to have been produced with a very 1960s vibe), and on Wednesday, it's the Green Day musical American Idiot. Assuming you aren't staying up to watch the actual Late Night broadcast (and no one I know is doing that) you can catch all these acts and the rest of Broadway Week on Jimmy Fallon's website.

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In response to President Trump toying with the idea of a Muslim registry, Bay Area groups pushed for the ordinance to block city from creating or implementing a a database based on religion, national origin or ethnicity.
The Intercept published data from classified FBI documents that it says shows White supremacists are embedded in police departments across the nation and that the Bureau continues to profile suspects based on race and religion.
Trump and his surrogates have pledged to register and track Muslims. That potential policy has many current Muslim government employees, including those in defense and national security, worried about their futures.
Even though our Muslim-, South Asian- and Arab-American communities have been confronting and surviving backlash and criminalization in the 15 years since 9/11, our lives, identities and futures are at stake like never before.


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Nancy M. Cappello, Ph.D. led an illustrious career as a Public School Teacher, Building and Central Office Administrator, State Department of Education Consultant and Chief, and an Adjunct Lecturer at the University of Connecticut. Her advocacy, on behalf of students with disabilities, afforded her many opportunities for local, state and national advocacy efforts, conducting presentations across the country in addition to due process mediation sessions between families and school district personnel. She has relied on these skills when diagnosed with advanced stage breast cancer which catapulted her to an unpaved and bumpy road less traveled - patient health care advocacy and non profit development.
Breast density is one of the strongest predictors of the failure of mammography screening to detect cancer.
Two-thirds of pre-menopausal women and 1/4 of post menopausal women have dense breast tissue.
Adding more sensitive tests to mammography significantly increase detection of invasive cancers that are small and node negative.
American College of Radiology describes women with "Dense Breast Tissue" as having a higher than average risk of Breast Cancer.
While a mammogram detects 98% of cancers in women with fatty breasts, it finds only 48% in women with dense breasts.
A woman at average risk and a woman at high risk have an EQUAL chance of having their cancer masked by mammogram.
Women with dense breasts who had breast cancer have a four times higher risk of recurrence than women with less-dense breasts.
A substantial proportion of Breast Cancer can be attributed to high breast density alone.
Cancer turns up five times more often in women with extremely dense breasts than those with the most fatty tissue.
There are too many women who are unaware of their breast density, believe their “Happy Gram” when it reports no significant findings and are at risk of receiving a later stage cancer diagnosis.


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Revenue eBrief No. 122/19
Tax and Duty Manual Part 41A-03-01 has been updated to reflect the release of three new iXBRL taxonomies.
From 17 June 2019, Revenue is accepting iXBRL submissions tagged using the FRS 101 Irish Extension, the FRS 102 Irish Extension and the EU IFRS Irish Extension.
These new taxonomies take account of changes to the accounting frameworks applicable in Ireland. FRS 102 is updated to take account of the FRC’s triennial review of FRS 102, while the FRS 101 and EU IFRS taxonomies have been updated to take account of the introduction of IFRS 9 – Financial Instruments, IFRS 15 – Revenue and IFRS 16 – Leases.
The structure of the taxonomies can be viewed on Taxonomy Viewer.
A summary of changes to Part 41A-03-01 can be found in Appendix III of the document.
Appendix III – List of changes to this Tax and Duty Manual
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The opinion of the court was delivered by: MANSFIELD
MANSFIELD, District Judge.
In this Chapter XI Arrangement proceeding the debtor, Sabre Shipping Corporation ("Sabre"), seeks review of the Referee's allowance of the claim of Judson Sheldon International Corporation ("Judson"); the claimant has also brought on a petition for review claiming that interest on its claim should have been allowed. The proof of claim in the bankruptcy proceeding stated:
"By mistake, claimant paid a bill of the bankrupt twice. Bankrupt refused to refund on demand. Amount is $3,896.10 with interest from Apr. 27, 1962 to date of bankruptcy Oct. 16, 1964 $578., total $4,474.10."
In his decision Referee Ryan held that "the debtor is required to restore to [Judson] the sum of $3,896.10, the amount by which it has been unjustly enriched, without interest."
The Referee, in a decision which was justifiably critical of the parties for their failure to present proof in an organized and concise manner, found the following: In 1962 Sabre, then engaged in ocean transportation of cargo, operated a vessel, the "Nordstern," between Japan and the United States. In January of 1962 Sabre issued eight bills of lading to Pacific Wood Products Co. ("Pacific"),
as consignee, covering shipments transported by Sabre from Japan to the United States; arrival notice as to six of the bills was sent to Judson, Pacific's freight forwarder, at a California address, and as to the other two to Pacific, also in California.
The total freight of $3,896.10 for the foregoing shipments was paid by Judson to Sabre on March 21, 1962 in New York. Shortly thereafter (March 27, 1962) Sabre received a second payment of $3,621.42 from Western Maritime Agency Incorporated ("Western"), which served as Sabre's agent in transactions with Pacific, covering the $3,896.10 freight charges for the same shipments, less Western's commission of $274.68. The $3,621.42 payment was returned by Sabre to its agent Western for the reason that it duplicated the payment received by it directly for the same shipments, which Sabre had already collected in New York from Judson.
Sabre claims that it was clearly erroneous for the Referee to find:
(a) that there was a duplicate payment by mistake;
(b) that payment was made to Western by either Judson or Pacific;
(c) that Western was acting as agent for Sabre;
(d) that Pacific or Judson was not repaid by Western.
There is some controversy between the parties here as to the effect of the sworn proof of claim in these proceedings. A leading case, Whitney v. Dresser, 200 U.S. 532, 26 S. Ct. 316, 50 L. Ed. 584 (1906), held that a proof of claim cannot be defeated by mere formal objection and that the sworn proof is to be treated "as some evidence even when it is denied." 200 U.S. at 536, 26 S. Ct. at 317. This rule does not, however, affect the burden of proof. Therefore, if substantial evidence is introduced in opposition, the claimant must still prove its claim by a preponderance of the evidence. In re George R. Burrows, Inc., 156 F.2d 640 (2d Cir. 1946). The sworn proof of claim, however, does not disappear from the case; like a deposition of the claimant, it is still entitled to some weight as a sworn statement with respect to the matters asserted therein. In re Falk, 83 F. Supp. 817, 820 (S.D.N.Y.1949). See also Whitney v. Dresser, supra, 200 U.S. at 534-535, 26 S. Ct. 316. Absent contradictory evidence, the Referee is entitled to rely upon the proof of claim itself as establishing those facts in issue.
There was evidence in the record from which it could be inferred that a duplicate payment was made. There was direct proof of payment by Judson to Sabre in New York, together with adequate circumstantial evidence in the form of a letter from Sabre to Western returning the remittance and explaining that payment had already been made, from which it could reasonably be inferred that another payment had been made by either Judson or Pacific to Western. The fact that, according to the testimony of Sabre's president, there was no actual ...


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There are numerous methods by which fruit may also help cut back bronchial asthma signs so let’s undergo them one after the other.
By Offering Vitamin C
The obvious approach that fruit contributes to bronchial asthma administration is with sizable doses of vitamin C. A examine by Dr. Clemetson on a whole bunch of New Yorkers confirmed clearly that with extra vitamin C their blood histamine ranges went down. In one other a part of the identical analysis paper he studied the impact of utilizing explicit doses of vitamin C and he discovered that even a dose of 1 gram a day was efficient at decreasing histamine ranges within the of us he studied.
So it is clear that consuming a food plan wealthy in fruit will improve your vitamin C consumption and accordingly cut back your histamine ranges.
And by offering Quercetin too
Quercetin, pronounced as “kwer set in” is a latest dietary tremendous star. It has been well-known for years as being a form of companion to vitamin C. it appears to supply a vitamin C sparing motion within the physique. However additionally it is an anti oxidant and anti inflammatory in its personal proper. We’re focussing on its anti allergy properties however there’s a lot pleasure at attainable anticancer advantages too.
Quercetin is present in apples and onions but in addition in black and in inexperienced tea in addition to many fruit and greens equivalent to tomatoes, inexperienced leafy greens and raspberries and purple grapes.
And by Offering Pure Anti-Inflammatories
A examine by the College of Crete discovered that kids with bronchial asthma had been helped by their consumption of what the researchers known as “fruity greens”. The fruit that they had in thoughts are “tomatoes, eggplants, cucumber, inexperienced beans, zucchini” and no others. At the very least no different outcomes had been discovered on this examine for different fruit or greens.
The identical crew additionally discovered that together with fish within the childrens’s food plan appeared to cut back the signs of wheezing in bronchial asthma.
It could possibly be that in trouble the fruit and the fish it was anti-inflammatory pure chemical compounds that had been answerable for the discount within the bronchial asthma signs. My very own 2 cents right here could be that if fish shouldn’t be acceptable within the food plan then flax oil also called linseed oil could possibly be used.
Can Weight-reduction plan Remedy Bronchial asthma?
In case your food plan contains sufficient of the meals that accommodates vitamin C, quercetin and anti-inflammatories does that imply your food plan will remedy your bronchial asthma and different allergic reactions too? I believe it’d in some circumstances.
Everyone seems to be completely different and additional doses of vitamin C or different pure cures could also be wanted for some of us. In any case knowledgeable well being care skilled is greatest consulted for private recommendation. However there’s sufficient science right here to make the consumption of plenty of fruit an apparent wholesome plan of action for anybody with bronchial asthma and different allergy signs.

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Here we are with another fascinating episode of the SQL Friday, The Best SQL Server Links Of The Past Week show
Obviously this week is another slow week, here is what I found interesting this past week in SQL Land:
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A common mistake DBAs make is overlooking the need to maintain the indexes that ship with system databases. Fragmentation is a concern on user databases but also is something that must be maintained on databases like ReportServer for SSRS.
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On April 17th, Daniel Donnecke kayaked out to the Trial Islands off Victoria and found the Purple Sandpiper mixed among Black Turnstones. This sighting comes exactly two months after the last report of the bird viewed on Little Trial Island by scoping from the Victoria shoreline. Daniel's eBird checklist, including six photos of the Purple Sandpiper, can be viewed here.
It was hoped that a sighting this late in the spring would allow us to see some alternate feathers filling in, but instead the plumage is still drab and further worn. Hopefully this bird will continue to be sighted and the birding community can document feathers molting in.


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PETER HEGEDÜS was so moved by a Holocaust photograph that he brought the story to life using virtual reality technology. ANNA GAME-LOPATA talks to the Australian director of ‘To Never Forget’, opening next week at JIFF.
Australian filmmaker Peter Hegedüs was researching his Holocaust-themed documentary Lili (2019) when he came across a photograph that shook him to the core. He knew it would have to be the subject of his next film.
In the perfectly composed, sepia photograph, a small group of barely clad women and a little girl huddle, clothes strewn at their feet, freezing, vulnerable and terrified, on Skede beach in Liepaja, Latvia. Their local about-to-be executioners patrol nearby. A newly dug trench is visible at the edge of the frame.
“I've seen a lot of Holocaust photos, but this one somehow captured my attention, and I just couldn't let it go,” Hegedüs told The Jewish Independent. “It became quite a traumatising process to be honest. I lived with this photograph for quite a long time, looked at it almost every day and it doesn't get any easier.”
Hegedüs, who identifies as Jewish, Roma and Hungarian, has made a broad range of films with social justice themes. He says his biggest fear is that the Holocaust will become a page in a history book and he’s determined not to let that happen.
Aware that many young people know nothing about the Holocaust, Hegedüs decided to make use of immersive 360-degree technology to get the photograph in front of young people in a way that would “stick”.
Sorella’s Story, the 15-minute film Hegedüs envisioned, recently premiered at the Venice Film Festival. It uses “360 Technology” to dramatise the moving and deeply tragic story of Sorella Epstein, the little girl hiding her face in the photograph, of whom no other images remain.
“Never forget me,” Sorella begs the audience as the last scene of the immersive film fades out.
At the same time, he also made To Never Forget, a film within a film documenting the three year-long production process of Sorella’s Story, including the casting and preparation of Kiara Kalmár, the brilliant young actress who plays Sorella herself.
To Never Forget, which screens at the Jewish International Film Festival, cleverly paves a journey for viewers and the film crew of Sorella’s Story — who happen to be Hegedüs’ own master’s students from Griffith Film School in Brisbane — to learn about the Latvian Holocaust simultaneously. It’s important to note that Griffith Film School played a critical role in the development of both the documentary and the immersive film.
One of the most beautiful parts of To Never Forget is the journey to Latvia, where research for Sorella’s Story gives the Australian film students an opportunity to discuss and confront disturbing parallels between the two countries in terms of the need to own and acknowledge systematic racism and genocide that took place on their shores.
Hegedüs retrieved just 10 minutes of the conversation he recorded with his grandmother before she died. He juxtaposes this testament with Sorella’s story.
“Generations Y and Z are the ones who are really addressing this issue and for that reason, the organic discussion between the Australian and Latvian students brings Sorella’s Story into the now,” Hegedüs says.
The subject matter of the film was so controversial in Latvia that Hegedüs actually shot it in Hungary, but he received significant support from both Jewish and non-Jewish researchers and historians in Latvia.
In particular, Ilana Ivanova, from Liepaja’s Jewish Heritage Foundation, who appears in To Never Forget, and whose father found the photograph, was an important source of information.
“Ilana introduced me to many people in Liepaja and Riga, including local researchers and historians who provided more details [for Sorella’s Story]. But the unfortunate reality is that the Nazis and their collaborators managed to wipe out lot of the history, so despite all our efforts, we still don’t know everything we’d like to about her.”
Hegedüs’s own connection to the Holocaust through his Hungarian-born grandparents is another mesmerising layer to this complex and intricate documentary.
Following the divorce of his parents, Hegedüs says he spent a lot of time with his grandparents, as his father moved back in with them. He was about ten years old when his Jewish grandmother first shared her wartime experiences with him.
“She didn’t hold back,” he tells. “My grandmother was one of those people who felt it was important to talk about the Holocaust. She was in her early twenties when she was sent to Bergen-Belsen and had to eat rotten sweet potatoes to avoid starvation.
“That was something that really stayed with me, and I got why food was of such importance. I felt guilty when I couldn’t eat, and I grew up with this sense of injustice and anger,” Hegedüs says.
It was this legacy that motivated Hegedüs to seek support from SBS in 1998, early in his career, to document his Hungarian grandfather Andras Hegedüs’s life as Hungary’s prime minister between 1955 and 1956.
The film, Grandfathers and Revolutions (1999) also tells of Andras Hegedüs’ fight to save gypsies from prosecution as a member of the Hungarian Underground movement and Communist Party during the war.
Of the resulting 60 hours of footage from Grandfathers and Revolutions, some of which got damaged in the interim, Hegedüs was lucky to retrieve just 10 minutes of the conversation he’d had with his grandmother before she died. In To Never Forget, this poignant testament juxtaposes elegantly with the main thread of Sorella’s story.
Given the indictment on humanity expressed in both the films, it’s not easy see where hope lies until the spine-tingling finale of To Never Forget, in which hundreds of people from a diverse range of cultural backgrounds individually speak the names of a Jewish person lost in the Latvian Holocaust.
The message of To Never Forget therefore seems to be that humanity must come together as one to acknowledge its brutality, however uncomfortable that might be, before a way forward towards healing can be found.
“Young and old, sharing those names was super special and yes, I think that that is healing,” Hegedüs confirms. “I wanted people to come together in that way. Remembering the Holocaust should not just be a Jewish thing, it should be a human thing. Like reconciliation, it’s not comfortable but we have to grapple with it.”
And Hegedüs believes in hope. “I think the fact that just so many people around the world supported both these films and recognised the need to talk about the Holocaust is a sign of hope," he says.
“I also think the hope is in our kids and in education. It’s critical to educate people, especially the coming generations. And we have a responsibility to pass on what we know to our own kids, and to make sure they understand what injustice is.”
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I’m an Artist that raps, produces, and DJs, As an Artist your sound and vibes should evolve with you, because as people we are constantly changing and growing, so your music is a representation of you, where you are from, and what you like. Being that my mother is from Africa, I was shown sounds and instruments from a young age, and growing up in Atlanta, you know we Southern Boys love our bass.
The learn to play drums, guitar, bass, saxophone, a little piano, and the turntables.
My current studio setup is mobile I have the surface pro and microphone and I record at home the rough draft of whatever song I’m working on then I’ll take it down to my little brother house dayebeats to record it and mix and master. I don’t really have a favorite plugin, it’s kind of what sound I feel or what instrument I feel can achieve that sound. I use programs from protools, logic pro, fruitloops, Ableton. The first instrument I learned to play was the saxophone then the guitar.
Your music sounds very organic and authentic. Do you play any real-life instruments?
I do play real-life instruments but for the time being i dont play them because of space. I live in new york city and my apartment is small.
What are your musical goals for the future?
My Musical goals are to make amazing music with my friends and inspire people through my music. I want to be on tour traveling the world sharing and creating music with the people I meet along the way. And of course,e it would be amazing to win a grammy lol. But overall I want my music to change lives.
What are your goals for the coming months? Any upcoming projects we can get excited about?
On my label Supreme Sounds , the other djs (bismarkbeats & dayebeats) and I have created a mix series called DVO (dope vibes only) which we release a new mix from one us every monday morning.
I’m also working on a few new singles that i should release by November and also my first EP by the end of the new year or the beginning of the new year.
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