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What is blood cells that carry oxygen
Hemoglobin is the protein inside red blood cells that carries oxygen. Red blood cells also remove carbon dioxide from your body, transporting it to the lungs for. Red blood cells (erythrocytes). These carry oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body. White blood cells (leukocytes). These help fight infections and aid in the . When we breathe in oxygen, the red blood cells transport it around to every cell in the body – a critical process that has far-reaching evolutionary consequences.
This allows the cell more room to store hemoglobin, the oxygen-binding protein, enabling the RBC to transport. A type of blood cell that is made in the bone marrow and found in the blood. Red blood cells contain a protein called hemoglobin, which carries oxygen from the. Red blood cells are responsible for carrying oxygen and carbon dioxide. Platelets are responsible for blood clotting. White blood cells are part of the immune.
Red blood cell: Red blood cell, cellular component of blood that carries oxygen from the lungs to the tissues and gives vertebrates' blood its. Red blood cells are the main cells that carry oxygen throughout the body, which also diffusing carbon dioxide outside. They have no nucleus. red blood cells, which carry oxygen throughout the body; white blood cells, which fight infections; platelets, which are cells that help you stop bleeding if you get. The cellular portion of blood contains red blood cells (RBCs), white blood cells ( WBCs) and platelets. The RBCs carry oxygen from the lungs. The WBCs help to.
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Sophie and Elsie have their own solo careers going and are also known for their backup vocal duties for the likes of Tom Jones and Nicole Scherzinger. With Lady Gaga, they sang at the last three artRAVEs, in Sheffield, Newcastle, and Paris.
Sophie Hiller is a singer/songwriter specializing in soul/pop, Motown, and jazz. Sophie is on Twitter, where she announced to join Gaga on tour, on Instagram, where she posted a few pictures, and also has her own website.
Elsie (pronounced L.C., the initials of Laura Critchley, the singer's birthname) is from Liverpool. She is also on Twitter, where she announced the Paris show, on Facebook, on soundcloud with an EP, and has a website as well. Elsie's Japanese fan club is also on twitter, which also announced her Paris show.
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Regardless of any system, film editing remains “a process that is exhilirating, puzzling, annoying and magical.”
Recent films (for trailers click here)
Over the years Patrick edited feature documentaries by acclaimed directors such as Jos de Putter, Heddy Honigmann, Hany Abu-Assad, Aliona van der Horst and Masha Novikova. Novikova's Sweet smoke of the fatherland was nominated Best Feature Documentary at the Dutch Film Festival 2012. Beneath the surface by Alex Debreczeni was nominated Best Feature Documentary for an Ensor (Flemish Film Awards).
Fiction features he edited include Eugenie Jansen's Calimucho (Dutch Film Critic Award, the Lambertz Euregio Filmpreis) and Men who save the world (aka Lelaki Harapan Dunia) by Malaysian director Liew Seng Tat that won several awards around the world.

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The Atlanta shooter purchased his 9mm the same day he shot eight people.
Fun fact: you cannot register to vote in Georgia in one day due to voter suppression laws aka shutting down minority voices.
If you think I enjoy talking political stance and legislation, you’re highly mistaken. But, it’s a necessary evil. I’ve lost a lot of “friends” over this, and pissed off actual friends over this, and I’m sure I’ll do it again. But we cannot live like this.
Politics isn’t one election every four years, it’s constant.
There is no more two party system. You have Republican candidates and Republican lite candidates.
And for you 2A gun nuts out there, stop it! No one is coming for your guns. Your face masks that say “I will not comply” (right wing group worried they are coming for their guns,, especially the AR-15 and those like it) are an insult to those fighting for meaningful change.
Comply to what?! What the fuck am I missing??? You’ve said this every president since Carter.
THERE IS TOO MUCH MONEY IN GUNS FOR POLITICIANS TO STOP THEIR PURCHASING. OR, TO GENUINELY CARE FOR LIVES LOST DUE TO GUNS, FOR THAT MATER.
Kindly remember that at the next school shooting.
“What about the south side” comments start in
You don’t care about the situation in Chicago, you just use it for YOUR arguments. There are groups parading against gun violence in their communities damn near every weekend. You don’t see it because you live in suburbia and don’t care to look.
Project H.O.O.D. (Helping Others Obtain Destiny), led by Corey Brooks distributes food every weekend to those in need and is a helpful part of organizing peace marches through impoverished communities.
You don’t care about the little kids that get hit with stray gunfire. You use it for YOUR argument. Everyone feels bad when it happens to innocent kids, but then 24 hours later it’s out of your head because it doesn’t directly effect you. My block, My hood, My city invests time and resources back into the community to stop gun violence.
Bottom line; if you’re not willing to walk in and say, “how can I help?” Or, at the very least pull out your fucking wallets, You’re part of the problem, not the solution. Period.
Disclosures: Washington Post is the source for the two intro facts (and common knowledge if you’d pay attention).
I am a responsible gun owner. I shot at the range from time to time. It’s for AT HOME protection and range use only. I have though about conceal carry many times because of the world we live in, but decide against it.
I sold my mountain bike and golf clubs before my stimulus check hit (and took shit for it) this week because my usual OT was no where to be found. I bought 8 sweatshirts (see smiles for why I “waste” money on that) for my kids, two scratchers, a new set of flowers for the apt, and caught up on ComEd and I still gave $25 monthly. I’ve donated time to both causes on the off weekends I don’t work (not recently because of covid).
Last weekend Project H.O.O.D. was in Muncie, Indiana, so it’s not just Chicago. They spend ridiculously amounts on renting refrigerated trailers and forklifts for distribution. They’re trying to purchase both. Help if you can.
Below is “The Rooftop Pastor” Corey Brooks. Here is an OLD LINK to see how he got his title.
Link below is for the cause.

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Starting Pitcher Preview 2.0 Part 2 (07/09 Fantasy Baseball Podcast)
Today we're continuing our conversation on starting pitchers and we get things started with strength of schedule for this season (2:23 ). Do matchups matter more than ever? ... Onto our sleepers, why is Scott back in on Alex Wood (8:18 )? Should you be buying the Pirates starting pitchers? ... For breakouts, Scott is keen on Kenta Maeda following his move to Minnesota (15:08 ). Why are Frankie Montas and Max Fried popular breakouts as well? ... When it comes to busts, Scott is out on Madison Bumgarner following his move to Arizona (22:06 ). Chris seems to be fading Mike Clevinger and Mike Soroka this season. ... Back to ADP, should James Paxton be drafted in rounds 7-8 again (25:25 )? Why does Scott love Sonny Gray? What does the Legit-O-Meter have to say about Brandon Woodruff? ... Rounds 9-10 bring us to Zack Wheeler who's wife is expecting in July (37:06 ). What is the Trust-O-Meter on Lance Lynn? Why is Zac Gallen so popular? ... Round 11 brings us to the Breakout-O-Meter for Dinelson Lamet (45:26 ). What's the latest with Shohei Ohtani? How should we handle Carlos Carrasco? ... Is Rich Hill really being drafted in round 12 again (52:17 )? This is a fun range of upside SPs. ... We end with some rapid-fire late-round options (57:21 ). ... Email us at email@example.com.
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( ENSPIRE Music ) Louis York Streams News Album, American Grots, Along With Providing Live Visuals of Single “Velvet”
ENSPIRE Contributor: Octavia Johnson
As the world is still sheltered inside, hitmaking duo Louis York (Chuck Harmony & Claude Kelly) knows how to make the audience feel like they are at a live show. The band released live visuals for their smooth single “Velvet” off their album American Griots. Directed by Jeremy Ryan, the band sets the mood as Kelly commands the stage with his raspy vocals taking the viewer to a dimly lit club embarrassed in their lover’s arms.
According to Weirdo Workshop’s website, American Griots is an ambitious step forward for Louis York, stretching the limitations of convention by traipsing sound and style, without losing focus of the message at hand. “For us, it’s not just about writing a song—our songs come from life experiences and learning and mistakes,” Kelly said. “The songs aren’t just like, look at us, we can do cool music. Louis York is more about the music, which is the end result of a lot of growth. It always feels better when we pull our music out, because it feels like it’s the ending of a really long, hard race.”
Louis York’s American Griots is available on all DSPs as well as on vinyl on weirdoworkshop.com. Originally released in 2019, the project is a double (2) LP and is a well-crafted theatrical experience starting from the needle dropping on side A until the end on Side D. As a bonus, the vinyl features the band’s ever-popular jazz standard “I Enjoy You.”
- American Griots Intro ft. Caroline Randall Williams
- All In My Feelings
- No Regrets ft. The Shindellas
- Electric Blue
- Teach Me a Song ft. Jimmie Allen
- Teach Me a Song (Reprise) ft. Caroline Randall Williams
- How Will I Feel
- Don’t You Forget
- I Wonder ft. Patrick Dailey, W. Crimm Singers, and Caroline Randall Williams
- Love Takeover ft. The Shindellas and Emoni Wilkins
- You Gotta Be (Reimagined)
- I Enjoy You (Exclusive Bonus)
As the country works to get back on its feet, Louis York will join the legendary John Oates (Hall & Oates) for the Oates Song Fest 7908 on March 20. During this free webcast to raise money for Feeding America, the festival will feature a wide range of singer-songwriters, including Darryl Hall, Bob Weir, Dave Grohl, Jim James, Sammy Hagar, Keb Mo, Shawn Colvin, Michael Franti, Saxsquatch, and more.
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Identical sources confirmed that the military operations of the Russian forces in Syria have significantly decreased in pace since the beginning of this year, with the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, especially after Russia withdrew groups from "Wagner" militia.
On this, Munir Mustafa, Deputy Director of the Syrian Civil Defense Organization, said that the Russian attacks relied heavily on air strikes, while the rest of the attacks were through artillery and missile bombardment of the regime forces, mostly using Russian-made munitions.
According to Mustafa: "Since the beginning of the Russian war on Ukraine, we have observed a noticeable decrease in air raid attacks, but unfortunately the rest of the types of munitions are still the same as they were before the war in Ukraine," according to "Al-Araby Al-Jadeed" website.
For his part, media activist Ibrahim al-Hussein confirmed to the website that Russian military operations in central and eastern Syria have recently declined, whether in the desert or even in the patrols that were running in regime-controlled areas in northeastern Syria.
He explained, according to the Syrian event, that the combing operations against ISIS have almost stopped, even from the regime forces and the militias loyal to them.
Pointing to the recent recruitment activity in Deir Ezzor to fight in Ukraine, stressing that "Wagner" elements deployed in Al-Bukamal and Al-Mayadin cities in Deir Ezzor countryside haven’t carried out any activity or been seen in the two cities for about 20 days.


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This is a local author's book fair that just happens to be on Earth Day. I'll be there from 12-4 with doodleloos, Earth Day coloring pages, and all 4 of my books. This is mostly a meet and greet and signing, but I'd be thrilled to read my Earth themed books for any kids that stop by!
I'll be joined by Elissa Kaplan and Ebony Troncoso, among others.
Elissa is author of The Finish Line; and Ebony is author of Mommy and Me; and Best Friend First, Dad Second, releasing 4/1.
Visit Elissa's Facebook page for more info on her book: https://www.facebook.com/ElissasBookSeries/

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Lindsay and Jeremy
San Luis Obispo, California
We're hoping to stay our first night as a married couple at the Madonna Inn. This is also where my bridesmaids and I will get ready for the wedding as well!
Our first dinner alone as a married couple! You'll be contributing to our splurge on amazing food.
We'll spend one night relaxing inside with a movie and delicious snacks. Tell us your favorite movie recommendations!
This handy little gadget is going to allow us to take amazing pictures! This way we can share all of our awesome adventures with you!!
We never realized what we needed until we started planning our registry! We're planning on buying handy travel adapters, extra chargers, and an emergency travel blanket. Everyone needs an emergency...

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Often when researchers are looking to reproduce experiments from the literature, the most important piece of supporting information is the characterization data, particularly in organic and organometallic synthesis. However, static images of spectra are limited to the information that the authors chose to present and also by how they processed the data. At the minimum, this poses a limitation to readers who may be curious about a feature outside of the window the authors chose to display or that is too small to make out at the depicted vertical scale. Presenting the underlying data to the reader offers the possibility of reprocessing, zooming in and manipulating the data in an interactive way; not only does this give the reader more agency to investigate the characteristics that are relevant to their work, it increases the reproducibility of the original work by removing ambiguity around the spectral data. ACS Research Data Center offers a way to package the underlying data in a consistent format to submit to a journal.


Even though fuel prices remain high, the increased use of corn ethanol is helping temper those price increases. And it’s also benefiting the farmers who grow the corn.Read More
They say rain makes grain. Well, that certainly wasn’t the case this spring. Nonstop, heavy rains kept many corn, soybean, fruit and vegetable farmers out of their tractors and only about half of the state’s crops were actually planted.
I saw miles and miles of weedy fields that were sopping wet after yet another shower rushed through northwest Ohio in June. I heard the frustrations as I talked with fellow farmers all over Ohio who found very little solace in the fact that their grandparents probably never saw a planting season quite like this one.
More acres will be turned in for Prevent Plant crop insurance than ever before in Ohio. Luckily, more and more farmers are buying insurance policies. The claims that will be paid this year don’t even come close to an income earned with crop in the ground, but the coverage will hopefully help many farmers survive to plant a crop next year.
Dairy farmers were struggling enough as it was due to pricing and production woes. The wet spring added insult to injury. Lower corn production will lead to a shortage in feed for dairy herds this fall, compounded by a short supply of other forages like alfalfa hay due to the severe conditions of last winter. Thankfully, the U.S. Department of Agriculture stepped in and provided some help for all Ohio dairy and livestock producers by easing grazing and haying rules for this year.
It’s not only farmers and their families who are struggling, but also those who do business with them. Those involved in seed sales, implement dealers, fertilizer applicators and grain elevator operators are all on the minds of farmers, too. The trickle-down effect of a slow farm economy travels fast, and farmers feel all of the pressure of keeping their key agricultural partners viable.
We appreciate the attention Gov. DeWine and Ohio’s congressional delegation in Washington have given to the critical challenges of Ohio agriculture. It’s comforting when our neighbors check in after realizing that the corn or soybean fields that usually pop up in their backyards are as empty now as they were in February. The community support has been great and farmers are very appreciative of it.
It is ingrained in farmers to plant, grow and harvest a successful crop year in and year out. Truth be told, too many of us will not be able to meet any of those goals this year. That harsh reality can put stress on their bottom line and their mental well-being. One website, from Ohio State, is a valuable resource to help with farm stress during these difficult times. Ohio Department of Agriculture also is providing online resources.
But farmers don’t quit. Those sidelined during planting season still work on searching for best management practices to improve nutrient management and water quality. They continue to find ways to be more efficient, productive and sustainable. That forward thinking will power farmers through these turbulent times with anticipation for a new beginning and a better result next year.
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If you have issues with local planning or have legal questions, someone at the Farm Bureau has the answer for you, or they’ll connect you with someone who does.Hansen's Greenhouse
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Farm Bureau is an incredible organization that has given me countless professional development opportunities in addition to advocating for all sizes and types of farmers.
BWC’s free safety consulting services link Ohio’s agriculture employers with safety and health professionals who will work to help reduce the risk of workplace injuries and illnesses.Read More
Stephan Shehy will represent the interests of Farm Bureau members with the Ohio General Assembly and throughout state government.Read More
Kirsten Ameling will be engaging members at an individualized level by connecting the organization to the member based on their needs.Read More
A bill introduced by State Representatives Darrell Kick and Rodney Creech would create a more direct legal route for a landowner to receive compensation when property is taken by the government without compensation.Read More
Support for a new state-of-the-art Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory at the Ohio Department of Agriculture is part of this funding.Read More


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Book name: Eustacia Goes to the Chalet School
Author: Elinor Brent-Dyer
Publisher: W & R Chambers
Genre: School stories, vintage children’s fiction
Publication Date: 1930
Star Rating: 5/5
Not every girl who gets sent away to boarding school finds it easy to fit in. In fact, it’s a staple theme of many a boarding-school story that the newcomer must adapt their ways to the school they’ve joined.
This can take time, and (in the case of Elinor Brent-Dyer’s Eustacia Benson) a whole new personality.
Eustacia Goes to the Chalet School opens with the death of Eustacia’s parents in quick succession and her move to live with her aunt and uncle. There she encounters her male cousins, all of whom are typical boys ready for teasing and playing around.
Eustacia has been raised to be a strong academic contender in classics and maths, but the poor girl has experienced little or no socialisation with other children. Soon weary of her niece’s arrogant and difficult behaviour, Eustacia’s aunt considers sending her away to school.
She’s friends with the stepmother of one of the Chalet School’s former pupils. We all remember feeling incredibly sorry for Grizel Cochrane when her stepmother couldn’t wait to be rid of her.
Grizel’s stepmother describes the Chalet School in glowing terms, and Eustacia’s aunt decides to send her niece out to the Austrian Tyrol.
Eustacia arrives at the Chalet School just after the wedding of one of the school’s old girls, Bernhilda Mensch. We met the Mensch family at home in Jo of the Chalet School when the Bettanys went to spend Christmas there. In particular, we were introduced to the grandmother of the family.
Sadly, the old lady dies peacefully at home when the wedding celebration is happening and this throws a cloud over the festivities.
Much of Eustacia Goes to the Chalet School involves Eustacia behaving appallingly towards her fellow pupils and is even rude to the teachers. Elinor Brent-Dyer pulls out all the stops when it comes to making her antagonist as unlikeable as possible.
Yet, always full of sympathy and understanding, she also shows us precisely why Eustacia’s upbringing was at fault and explains the consequences of poor parenting choices in terms of its effect on Eustacia’s character.
We are also reminded of earlier pupils who were difficult or challenging when they arrived at the Chalet School and of how Madge and Mademoiselle helped them develop into girls who embraced the ethos of the school and settled down to be happy there.
Jo and the others try everything possible to challenge Eustacia, from loving kindness to coldly pretending she doesn’t exist. The teachers punish her arrogance and rudeness with consistent discipline, but they make only limited progress.
Hope is on the horizon for Eustacia in the form of a growing love of music. However, she takes a big step backwards when the English girls go with ‘Bill’ Wilson and ‘Charlie’ Stewart for a half-term holiday to Fulpmes for some Alpine walking.
Jo speaks out of turn to Eustacia and this triggers a uniquely resentful determination to cause pain to everyone at the Chalet School, a terrible plan that Eustacia sees through with characteristic stubbornness and disregard for her own safety.
The emphasis on Eustacia Goes to the Chalet School was firmly on the psychology behind fitting in at boarding school and why earlier training in life can make that hard to achieve.
There is all the compassion and humanity we expect from Elinor Brent-Dyer, and we understand that the intention is not to blame the individual but to understand how and why the parental failings contributed to the problem.
In a typically perceptive comment, Elinor Brent-Dyer tells us that a new name can help contribute to forming an entirely new personality, and this is what she delivers for her heroine in Eustacia Goes to the Chalet School.
Thank you for reading my review of Eustacia Goes to the Chalet School by Elinor Brent-Dyer.
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Recently I shared with you that I became a published photographer. Now I would like to share with you another major milestone in my career and why I love to do what I do.
If you recently visited Journey to Birth Midwifery in Croton-on-Hudson, you may have noticed there is a large 24×36 framed print hanging on the wall, courtesy of A. Fatouros Photography. This image and frame was carefully selected by Cathy Gallagher, LM, CNM, BSN, and Susan Schmidt, LM, CNM, MSN.
I am so honored that they decided to let me hang my work in their space, what is even more exciting is the image will rotate from time to time.


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Leadership Letter: Greetings from Pamela Buckley and Karl Hill
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It is critically important to develop and maintain the Blueprints registry. It is also important that communities know about Blueprints as a prevention registry that people can trust. Participation in these presentations reflects our efforts to advance the dialog on prevention.
As always, thank you for your continued interest in and support of Blueprints.
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Director and Co-Principal Investigator, Blueprints Initiative
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University of Colorado Boulder Pamela.Buckley@colorado.edu
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University of Colorado Boulder Karl.Hill@Colorado.edu
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We have featured two of these programs in this month’s newsletter.
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"I read Virginia's novel in one sitting and was so captured by it I knew I had to make it and play Mrs. March. As a character, she is fascinating, complex, and deeply human and I can't wait to sink my teeth into her." —Elisabeth Moss
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Who is Mrs. March?
George March's latest novel is a smash. No one could be prouder than his dutiful wife, Mrs. March, who revels in his accolades. A careful creature of routine and decorum, she lives a precariously controlled existence on the Upper East Side until one morning, when the shopkeeper of her favorite patisserie suggests that her husband's latest protagonist—a detestable character named Johanna—is based on Mrs. March herself. Clutching her ostrich leather pocketbook and mint-colored gloves, she flees the shop. What could have merited this humiliation?
That one casual remark robs Mrs. March of the belief that she knew everything about her husband—and herself—thus sending her on an increasingly paranoid journey that begins within the pages of a book. While snooping in George's office, Mrs. March finds a newspaper clipping about a missing woman. Did George have anything to do with her disappearance? He's been going on a lot of "hunting trips" up north with his editor lately, leaving Mrs. March all alone at night with her tormented thoughts, and the cockroaches that have suddenly started to appear, and strange breathing noises . . . As she begins to decode her husband's secrets, her deafening anxiety and fierce determination threaten everyone in her wake—including her stoic housekeeper, Martha, and her unobtrusive son, Jonathan, whom she loves so profoundly, when she remembers to love him at all.Combining a Hitchcockian sensibility with wickedly dark humor, Virginia Feito, a brilliantly talented and, at times, mischievous newcomer, offers a razor-sharp exploration of the fragility of identity. A mesmerizing novel of psychological suspense and casebook insecurity turned full-blown neurosis, Mrs. March will have you second-guessing your own seemingly familiar reflection in the mirror.

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The ingredients needed to prepare Brad's cajun burger with Louisiana hot sauce aioli:
- You need of burger patties.
- Use 3 lb of lean burger. 15% or less.
- Use 1 large of jalapeno, seeded and minced.
- Take 1/4 cup of minced fresh flat leaf parsley.
- Prepare 1/3 cup of white merlot or white zinfendel.
- Prepare 1 1/2 tbsp of Louisiana style hot sauce.
- Use 1/4 cup of chopped green onions.
- Take 2 large of cloves garlic, minced.
- Use 1 tsp of smoked paprika.
- Take 1 of egg.
- Take 1 tsp of sea salt.
- Prepare of Louisiana hot sauce aioli.
- Provide 1 tbsp of lemon juice.
- Get 2 large of cloves garlic, minced.
- Take 1/4 tsp of sea salt.
- Use 1 tsp of smoked paprika.
- Prepare 1 1/4 cup of mayonnaise.
- Prepare 3 tbsp of Louisiana style hot sauce.
- Use of toppings.
- You need 4 of ciabatta buns.
- Provide 8 slice of jalapeno jack cheese.
- Provide 1 lb of cooked crawfish in the shell.
- You need 1 lb of andouille sausage.
- Take 1 of sweet potato fries. baked in the oven (found recipe on this app).
- Take 1 of sliced garden tomato.
Instructions to make Brad's cajun burger with Louisiana hot sauce aioli:
- Mix all ingredients for the patties in a lg bowl. Chill for 1 hour.
- Mix all ingredients for the aioli chill 1 hour as well.
- Slice 10 slices of jalapeno jack cheese.
- De shell all crawfish.
- Cut sausage into 1/4's lengthwise. Then at 3" strips. Fry until browned.
- Prepare baked sweet potato fries as directed in leegoh68's recipe https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/334150-baked-sweet-potato-fries.
- Grill burgers until done. Put cheese on to melt before removing from grill..
- Toast buns. Plate bottom bun. Spread with aioli.
- Top with sausage, crawfish, sweet potato fries, burger (i made doubles), tomato. Spread aioli heavy on top bun. Skewer and serve.
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Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandyal has stated that after the NAB amendments, the proof obtained by means of worldwide authorized help is now not acceptable.
The Supreme Court docket is listening to Chairman PTI’s petition towards the NAB amendments. A 3-member particular bench headed by the Chief Justice of Pakistan is conducting the listening to. Justice Ejazul Ahsan and Justice Mansoor Ali Shah are a part of the bench.
In the course of the listening to, the Chief Justice stated in a remax that Khawaja Haris Sahib, if permitted, could I ask Makhdoom Ali Khan one factor?
The Chief Justice stated yesterday we noticed one other factor within the modification regulation, the standing of proof obtained below MLA has been abolished, now NAB must take companies there itself which will probably be costly.
The Chief Justice stated that you simply had stated yesterday that aside from the MLA, studies of properties from overseas have additionally come. In regulation, the proof obtained from this supply just isn’t acceptable.
You needed to combat within the Parliament on the problems that you simply left, Justice Mansoor Ali Shah’s dialog with Chairman PTI lawyer. Justice Mansoor Ali Shah stated in case you needed to resign from the seat, you’d have vacated it for another person.
Khawaja Haris stated that he had resigned from the seat, it was not accredited, the clause associated to belongings can be in part 9 of NAB, in part 9 it’s outlined as corruption.
The Chief Justice remarked that what was the worth of an asset prior to now can solely be a guess, solely a property seller can say how a lot this property was price just a few years in the past, NAB ought to deliver some concrete proof of the true worth of the belongings. It did not come out.
Khawaja Haris argued that the amnesty scheme was not defending the property acquired illegally, these belongings will probably be created by unlawful means. These belongings have been protected by NAB amendments.
In the course of the listening to, a report was submitted relating to the return of references after NAB amendments. Justice Ijazul Hassan inquired whether or not NAB has submitted the edited report? NAB prosecutor replied that sure, NAB has submitted the report.
The Chief Justice whereas giving remarks stated which you can say to the extent of public workplace holder, they shouldn’t be given this safety, there needs to be safety for enterprise individuals. Khawaja Haris stated that enterprise individuals additionally give bribes. The chief justice reprimanded that when the difficulty of bribery got here up, it’s a completely different matter, NAB regulation has been misapplied, you must also settle for it.
Justice Mansoor Ali Shah stated that that is how democracy works, there isn’t any want for parliamentary scrutiny, let the establishments work inside their limits, pointless interference just isn’t proper.
The Chief Justice stated that if there’s a violation of fundamental human rights, we are able to take discover even on a depart, it is going to even be seen who despatched that depart. So it is going to come.
Khawaja Haris stated that it was his political determination and he has the appropriate to resign.

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CVM Alumnus to be Honored for
Contributions to Agriculture
MU College of Veterinary Medicine alumnus Dr. Paul Nicoletti has been named to the Florida Agricultural Hall of Fame. The organization honors men and women for their lasting contributions to Florida agriculture and for mentoring youth. He and his fellow 2013 inductees, Dan Botts of the Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association, former Agriculture Commissioner Charles Bronson, and Dr. Eugene Trotter, founder of the Wedgworth Leadership Institute for Agriculture and Natural Resources, will be honored during a banquet Feb. 12. 2013.
Dr. Nicoletti was born in 1932 in Goodman, Mo., and grew up on a small dairy farm. He graduated from the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine in 1956. In 1962, he earned a master’s degree from the University of Wisconsin, where he wrote his thesis on brucellosis.
He spent the bulk of his career with the USDA and the University of Florida’s College of Veterinary Medicine. Nicoletti made a lasting contribution to Florida agriculture by improving the procedures used to control bovine brucellosis, or Bang’s disease. He is an internationally recognized authority on bovine brucellosis, and his efforts led to the eventual eradication of the disease in Florida. Brucellosis is a bacterial disease that can affect humans as well as animals. In cattle the most common clinical sign is spontaneous abortion. In humans, symptoms include fevers, weakness, anemia, headaches, depression and muscle pain. Brucellosis is an occupational hazard for farm workers, slaughterhouse workers, and veterinarians, who might be exposed to infected animals.
“Dr. Nicoletti has had a long and distinguished career in veterinary medicine,” said MU College of Veterinary Medicine Dean Neil C. Olson. “His scientific contributions have dramatically improved our understanding of public health threats and have improved food safety for all people. He truly is a credit to the College of Veterinary Medicine, to which he has remained a tireless champion and a loyal friend. I’m happy to congratulate him on this latest honor.”
From 1962 to 1968, Nicoletti worked as a USDA regional epidemiologist in Albany, New York. In this capacity he began conducting field investigations of brucellosis. From 1968 to 1972, he served in Iran as an epizootiologist for the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization. He then returned to the United States and his work as a regional epidemiologist with the USDA. In 1975 he was transferred to Gainesville, Fla., where his focus was once again brucellosis.
When Nicoletti began his work in Gainesville, the national brucellosis control program was a subject of controversy. The major elements of the program were vaccination of young cattle and slaughter of cattle that were positively identified for the disease by a blood test. Compliance was compulsory, and cattle owners were only partially compensated for their losses.
Nicoletti became convinced that current brucellosis protocols were wasteful and ineffective. His field studies in Florida led to modifications in the use of brucellosis vaccine, including the inoculation of adult cattle. Before Nicoletti’s adult vaccination program began, cattle owners would have to wait years before calf hood vaccination would begin to help their herds. Adult vaccination made protection for entire herds possible within a matter of days. Nicoletti also improved the brucellosis blood test, making it more accurate. These changes resulted in an 80 percent reduction in cattle losses.
Nicoletti’s leadership helped mitigate the economic toll of brucellosis on the Florida cattle industry. Even more important, his efforts led to improved food safety and better protection of human health.
In 1978 Nicoletti joined the faculty at the University of Florida’s College of Veterinary Medicine, where he taught courses in infectious diseases, epidemiology, public health, and food safety. He influenced many young veterinary students to consider careers in agriculture and public health. He retired from the University of Florida in 2003.
Nicoletti is a member of the American Association of Bovine Practitioners, the Florida Cattlemen’s Association, and the American Association of Food Hygiene Veterinarians. He is a past president of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the American College of Veterinary Preventive Medicine, the Florida Veterinary Medical Association, the Alachua County Veterinary Medical Association, and Animal Disease Research Workers in the Southern States.
Over the course of his long and distinguished career, Nicoletti has received numerous awards and honors. He received the University of Missouri National Alumni Association’s Distinguished Alumni Award in 1987 and the MU College of Veterinary Medicine Alumni Association Alumnus of the Year award in 2000. In 1994 he was named Veterinarian of the Year by the Florida Veterinary Medical Association, and in 2003 he was presented with the Distinguished Service Award by the University of Florida’s College of Veterinary Medicine. His most prestigious award came in 2010 when he was recognized with the Meyer-Steele Gold Head Cane Award, the highest honor of the American Veterinary Epidemiology Society. This award recognizes scientists who have significantly advanced human health through the practice of veterinary epidemiology and public health.
Dr. Nicoletti has generously supported the MU College of Veterinary Medicine over the years. In 2001, he and his late wife, Earlene, endowed a scholarship for students, which is awarded annually. He has two grown daughters, Julie and Nancy.
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Louise is an internationally renown, traditional Storyteller from the Nacho Nyak Dun First Nation of Mayo, in northeastern Yukon. For well over 35 years she has been committed to the cultural and artistic heritage of Indigenous artists of Canada.
Prior to her move to Ottawa, where she served as the Aboriginal Arts Coordinator for the Canada Council for the Arts, she was employed by the Heritage Branch of the Yukon Government. It was during that tenure that she was introduced to the expansive, rich, art practices of traditional stories of Yukon First Nations people, which she fondly refers to as Yukon “orature.”
This ultimately inspired her with the founding of the Yukon International Storytelling Festival and several years of involvement with the Society of Yukon Artists of Native Ancestry, both which were germane to the evolution of public presentation for many Yukon First Nation cultural practices.
Despite her former full time employment at Canada Council, Louise continued to respond to requests from Aboriginal communities, gatherings, festivals and inner city school programs, to share traditional stories, teach the art of storytelling and provide many examples for teachers to use in their classes.
After many years as a storyteller Louise now realizes that stories have the power to teach, to educate, but most of all the power to heal; to bring listeners to a higher level of spiritual awareness, resulting in an increase in our own understanding and awareness as human beings and how we should aspire to treat one another on this precious planet we all share.
Louise believes that each person on earth has their own story and if each one of us had the opportunity to share and hear each other’s story, the world would become a much more peaceful place to live in. In the words of one of her Elders and mentor, Angela Sidney, “We should “live our life like a story!” This is a role she feels honoured to uphold in her own life as a storyteller.
She realizes also that reconciliation will not be possible in Canada, without all of our stories being heard. Stories are the bridge to understanding and forgiveness and by building friendships through story, we can become more aware of how to eradicate many of the injustices which caused these separations in the first place. Searching for our own truth will get us there.
Louise has had the privilege to be invited as a guest storyteller to many international venues including Australia, New Zealand, Alaska, Wales, Germany, Belize, Greenland, Norway, Chile, Cost Rica and Hawaii and many other communities across Canada and the USA.
Although she is now retired, she finds herself working full time as a storyteller, poet, short story writer, textile artist and Indigenous Arts Consultant.


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Young Africans awarded As Queen's Young Leaders For 2016
It is today announced that 60 young people from across the Commonwealth are being recognised as exceptional leaders in their community and will receive a prestigious Queen’s Young Leaders Award. The Award, which will be presented in London by Her Majesty The Queen in 2016, and is part of The Queen’s Young Leaders Programme, celebrates the achievements of young people who are taking the lead to transform the lives of others and make a lasting difference in their communities.
This year’s Award winners, aged between 18 and 29 and who come from all over the Commonwealth, are working to support others, raise awareness and inspire change on a variety of different issues including; education, climate change, gender equality, mental health and disability equality.
The Queen’s Young Leaders Programme was established in 2014 by The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust in partnership with Comic Relief and the Royal Commonwealth Society in recognition of The Queen’s lifetime of service to the Commonwealth.
Over the next three years the Programme will support thousands of young people to achieve their goals. Dr Astrid Bonfield, Chief Executive of The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust said: “Once again 60 incredible young people from around the Commonwealth have shown strength, leadership, empathy and drive. Some of our winners are just embarking on their leadership journey and others are more established. Either way, we recognise not only what these amazing young people have achieved, but also their potential in changing people’s lives for the better in the countries and communities in which they live.”
To see a full list of Award winners and Highly Commended runners up, and read more about their stories please visit www.queensyoungleaders.com.
Queen’s Young Leaders on social media Twitter: @queensleaders Instagram: @queensyoungleaders Facebook: facebook.com/queensyoungleaders Hashtag: #QueensYoungLeaders #TheSearchIsOn The Queen’s Young Leaders Programme The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust, in partnership with Comic Relief and The Royal Commonwealth Society, has established The Queen’s Young Leaders Programme in honour of Her Majesty The Queen’s 60 years of service to the Commonwealth at the time of her Diamond Jubilee. Guided by the values of the Commonwealth Charter, the goal of the Programme is to enable young people to step up as leaders and improve the lives of people across the Commonwealth.
Award details Each year from 2014 to 2018, 60 exceptional young people will be selected to receive a Queen’s Young Leaders Award and become ‘Queen’s Young Leaders’ – one for every year that The Queen had served as Head of the Commonwealth at the time of her Diamond Jubilee.
This year’s Award winners are aged between 18 and 29 and are working to support others, raise awareness and inspire change on a variety of different issues including education, climate change, gender equality, mental health and disability equality. As part of the Award, winners will receive bespoke mentoring and online learning provided by the University of Cambridge. Award winners will attend a week-long residential programme in the UK in June, when they will receive their Award at Buckingham Palace from Her Majesty The Queen. Criteria to win an award:
** Nominees will have proven experience of working to improve their communities locally, regionally or at a national level and will show evidence of their achievements ** Nominees will be aged between 18 and 29 for the year of the Award and be citizens of a Commonwealth country
** Nominees will demonstrate evidence of their leadership qualities
** Priority will be given to individuals who have overcome challenges to achieve their goals
** All nominees will need to be supported by a suitable referee The Partners The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust is a charitable foundation, established in 2012, to mark and celebrate Her Majesty The Queen’s 60-year contribution to the Commonwealth.
The Trust has received donations from governments, corporate partners, trusts, foundations, community groups and individuals from across the Commonwealth, and its programmes work in alliance towards eliminating avoidable blindness and to empower a new generation of young leaders. With a five-year timeframe in which to deliver successful programmes, the Trust’s aim is to leave a lasting legacy, owned by the whole Commonwealth, to honour Her Majesty The Queen. For more information go to: www.jubileetribute.org Comic Relief Established in 1985, Comic Relief is a major UK fundraising and grant making charity which uses the power of entertainment to create long-lasting change. Its vision is a just world, free from poverty.
It strives to make this vision a reality by supporting poor, disadvantages and vulnerable people in the UK and across some of the world’s poorest communities to change their own lives for the better. Discover more at: www.comicrelief.com The Royal Commonwealth Society The Royal Commonwealth Society (RCS), founded in 1868, is a network of individuals and organisations committed to improving the lives and prospects of Commonwealth citizens across the world. Working through a range of educational, civil society, business and governmental networks, the RCS addresses issues that matter to the Commonwealth citizens.
Moitshepi Matsheng, 22 (Botswana) Moitshepi lost her mother to AIDS at the age of six. Growing up she decided to use her story to make a difference in her country and co-founded Young 1ove, which aims to educate students about HIV/AIDS and ‘sugar daddies’. The group has more than 60 young people who lead classes on these issues, which are often difficult to talk about. Young 1ove has worked with over 32,000 students and has received a mandate from the Ministry of Education to reach every girl in Botswana.
The Ministry of Health has also named Young 1ove as the HIV/AIDS Prevention Initiative of the Year. David Morfaw, 22 (Cameroon) As a child, David watched his parents struggle to buy food and pay his school fees. Despite having health problems and being dyslexic, David started his first micro-business aged eight selling water. In 2011 he created Poult-Vault, a social enterprise, which tackles the problems of malnutrition and hunger by supplying chickens as interest-free loans to women and young people. The owners can then sell their produce to pay for the chickens.
David also created a barter system so farmers can pay for their children’s education using crops. Paul-Miki Akpablie, 22 (Ghana) Paul-Miki is the founder and CEO of Kadi Energy, a social business that provides the opportunity for Ghanaiansand other young Africans to empower themselves through business and reliable energy. It aims to reduce the costs of charging mobile phones, laptops and lamps. Paul-Miki came up with the idea in 2013 after discovering some people were spending a large amount of their income on charging their mobile phones.
The Ray 10 charger contains sufficient power to keep a mobile phone on standby mode for seven days. Paul-Miki hopes to impact the lives of 7 million families. Alex Mativo, 21 (Kenya) After witnessing problems in his community caused by toxic pollutants from electronic waste, Alex decided that he wanted to tackle the growing environmental problem facing his country. As a result of the pollutants released when waste was disposed of incorrectly, life expectancy in the area was reduced and health complications were common. In response to the problem Alex founded E-lab, a start-up that aims to reduce electronic waste in Africa by making art, fashion and other innovative products out of it.
The organisation also promotes a culture of safe and responsible e-waste disposal. Peris Bosire, 24 (Kenya) Peris grew up in a farming community and from an early age observed that most farmers lack access to credit to help them make the most of modern agricultural techniques. After graduating from university, Peris co-founded FarmDrive, which aims to bridge the funding gap between farmers and financial institutions. Using technology on simple mobile phones, it keeps records and builds credit profiles for farmers. Farmers now have access to reliable, digital, financial services and they are able to save some of their earnings. Over 800 farmers are using the platform and 3,000 more are due to start in the next six months. Susan Mueni Waita, 21 (Kenya) Susan volunteers as the field coordinator for the girls’ programme of an NGO called Caroline for Kibera.
She coordinates and monitors its activities including organising team building and training ‘safe space’ leaders who speak to girls about sexual and reproductive health. She has become a role model to girls in her community and aims to reach and educate as many girls as she possibly can. Maletsabisa Molapo, 28 (Lesotho) Maletsabisa is a computer engineer and led the team that founded the Her Chance to Be Foundation, an organisation committed to improving the lives of women and girls in Lesotho.
The foundation supports girls from rural areas to go to Lesotho’s top schools with scholarships and mentoring. She is also the founder and lead researcher of the Bophelo Haeso Project, which uses mobile technologies to support health education in rural Lesotho. Asante Mzungu, 18 (Malawi) Asante wants to ensure that young people can benefit from education. In 2013 he began a project distributing books, stationery and uniforms to a primary school with more than 2,000 students. Two years later he started working for Malawi Youth Agents of Change, which aims to help young people from disadvantaged households to acquire entrepreneurial and leadership skills.
He also received admission to the African Leadership Academy, which selects some of the most outstanding young leaders from across Africa. After seeing the increasing cost of textbooks, Asante created a cheaper guide for international GCSE mathematics students and set up the African Publishing Company to produce it. Madalo Banda, 21 (Malawi) From a young age Madalo discovered the benefits of using writing as an outlet to express her feelings. After becoming a law student at the University of Malawi, Madalo co-founded Loud Ink.
The organisation aims to address HIV/AIDS, child abuse and other social issues by providing a platform for young people to express their feelings through creative writing. The group is currently working with five secondary schools. Members also hope to raise awareness of the lack of library books in many schools by publishing an anthology of the stories they have collected from students. Deegesh Maywah, 27 (Mauritius) Deegesh has always been interested in community development and completed a Master’s degree in public health in the United Kingdom.
During his time in the country he encountered a person living with a disability working in a supermarket. After seeing the difference it made to that individual’s life, Deegesh returned home and co-founded Employ-Ability, which aims to help people living with disabilities to enter the workforce. Since it began, the organisation has helped 186 people into employment and trained more than 250 people to live independently. Deegesh also works with employers to encourage them to hire people living with disabilities. Drucila Meireles, 28 (Mozambique) Drucila is working to end domestic violence in her community. She is the Programmes Officer for LeMuSICa, an NGO, which advocates for women and vulnerable youths and supports clients who are victims of domestic violence.
Drucila is responsible for a team of six officers and her work includes supporting women in court; training girls’ clubs in the community and schools about equalityand accompanying HIV/AIDS patients to hospital for checkups. She also holds community meetings for both men and women to talk about the problems the community is facing and to find possible solutions. Imrana Alhaji Buba, 23 (Nigeria) Imrana is the founder of an organization, which encourages peace building. Since 2010 he has partnered with local groups to visit surrounding villages to carry out community building and youth education programmes. His organisation now has more than 600 members. Imrana also offers training for unemployed young people.
He has been selected for the Generation Change Fellowship of the United States Institute of Peace and was also inducted into the Global Alliance for Youth Leaders. Imrana offers training for unemployed young people to help them channel their potential in order to maximise the community building work he has carried out. Olanrewaju Adeloye, 23 (Nigeria) Olanrewaju has always had an interest in health care and went to university to study medical physiology. Three years later he worked as an intern at a small primary health centre, in a deprived area, which served over 12,000 pregnant mothers and newborns a month.
As a result of this experience he co-founded SaferMom; a startup, which uses low cost mobile technologies (SMS, voice services and apps) to engage mothers with health information through pregnancy and their baby’s early years. More than 900 women in nine rural communities now use this service. Olumide Femi Makanjuola, 28 (Nigeria) Olumide has been working for almost a decade in the LGBTI+ sphere. His work includes offering sexual health and human rights education and services to LGBTI+ persons in Nigeria.
In 2013 he helped produce a documentary on the impact of the same sex marriage prohibition law on LGBTI+ persons called Veil of Silence, which has been screened in over 14 countries. Olumide has spoken about his work at the European Union Parliament, European Asylum Support Office, the World Pride Human Rights Conference and other related forums.
Nancy Sibo, 22 (Rwanda) In 2014 Nancy was named the first ever Ms Geek in Rwanda for an app. she developed called Mobile Cow. The app. helps livestock farmers to monitor the estrous cycle of their cows and improve productivity by linking them to the market. She also trains farmers in agroecology (sustainable agriculture) in order to reduce poverty and enhance food security. Nancy is the co- founder of the Miheha bag initiative, which uses recycled plastic drinking straws to create products such as handbags, earrings and belts.
As well as being environmentally friendly, the project enables vulnerable women to make an income for themselves. Angelique Pouponneau, 25 (Seychelles) Angelique co-founded the Small Islands Developing States (SIDS) Youth AIMS Hub Seychelles, which works to preserve the environment. The sustainable development of small islands is particularly important to Angelique and her organisation has successfully helped to teach young people about the role they can play in caring for their homeland.
The group is currently running a Seychelles Free from Plastic Bags campaign. Angelique was also elected as a speaker of the Seychelles National Youth Assembly where she has raised awareness of the importance of including young people in decision-making. Angelique hopes to increase access to education, information and training to the LGBTI+ community to help improve their access to economic services.
Howard Nelson-Williams, 27 (Sierra Leone) During his time at medical school, Howard helped to create a national medical students association in Sierra Leone (SLEMSA), which aims to provide a forum for students to promote health in their communities. After graduating he became an intern at a surgical referral centre, before going on to study for a Master’s in Public Health degree at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in the US. Since the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone, Howard has dedicated his time to advocacy and research into controlling the spread of the disease and working out how to rebuild the country’s healthcare system.
Lethabo Ashleigh Letube, 19 (South Africa) Lethabo grew up in the Langa township in Cape Town. She is involved in Project Playground, a play centre that gives pupils a place to go after school. The children take part in activities including dance, football and drama and receive a hot meal each day. Lethabo is the Chairwoman of a violence and crime intervention initiative called Great Corner Lugna Gatan.
The programme aims to gives young people a second chance and tries to improve local communities. Young People who are using drugs or alcohol are offered classes to help them to turn their lives around. Jessica Dewhurst, 23 (South Africa) Jessica started volunteering in NGO camps at the age of 15, supporting refugees, young people and children with HIV/AIDS and victims of physical, emotional and sexual abuse.
At 18 she became the youth coordinator for The Edmund Rice Network for South Africa, training young people to start community- based projects. In 2013 she co-founded The Social Justice & Advocacy Desk for South Central Africa. The organisation offers services including skills courses to help vulnerable young people find employment; an In-Reach Programme which trains, mentors and houses young people; and human rights training.
Rachel Nungu, 27 (Tanzania) Rachel is a doctor and the national coordinator of a medical programme to help children who are born with clubfoot. The programme uses a non-surgical method called the Ponseti method to treat patients. Children born with clubfoot are often hidden away, so Rachel has built good relationships with community leaders to spread awareness of the condition and its treatment. She has contributed to the establishment of partnerships with clinics in different regions and has trained staff.
So far, more than 100 children have been treated, and in the future the group hopes to help more of the 3,000 children who are born with the condition every year. Josephine Nabukenya, 21 (Uganda) Josephine was born HIV positive and attends the Makerere University and Johns Hopkins University (MUJHU) research centre, which aims to reduce mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
With a group of friends she created a group called MUJHU Young Generation Alive (YGA) in response to the fact that young people with HIV have different psychosocial needs to their parents. YGA has more than 200 members. Josephine’s role includes planning support meetings, computer skills training and running music, dance and drama groups. She also advocates for paediatric HIV care and works to combat stigma.


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The Digital Musician
The Digital Musician is a textbook for creative music technology and electronic music courses. It provides an overview of sound properties, acoustics, digital music, and sound design as a basis for understanding the compositional possibilities that new music technologies allow. Creative projects allow students to apply key concepts covered in each chapter. Topics covered include hardware hacking, live coding, interactive music, sound manipulation and transformation, software instruments, networked performance, as well as critical listening and analysis.


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Popular use cassava /garri processing machine use gasoline engine capacity 300kg per hour
We made types cassava machine can suit for processing cassava.
for suggest you one type suit for you
hope you can ensure that the final you want reach is cassava starch?or just cassava flour is ok.
1. cassava flour mill machine
make flour mill after cooking can suit for human eat.
we two types this machine.one capacity is 500kg/hour.one is 1T/Hour.
you can choose one type as your capacity.
After crush is like this ,then can directly to cooking .can suit for human use.
can use electric motor,diesel engine,and gasoline engine.
2.also we made cassava starch machine
this type just can crush cassava to starch .
then can processing starch.
we made types cassava starch machine,the capacity is from 500kg/hour to 5T/hour.
you can choose one type as the capacity you want to reach.
also can use diesel engine .can save electric cost .
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the capacity can reach 1T/Hour
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Delivery Use export standing package and container ,can protect machine.

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this is us
Milo Ventimiglia almost quit the acting business when he couldn't get a job for a year.
We hear that last year, Milo Ventimiglia felt so bad, he bought the younger actors replica awards.
"Because she looks really good for 68!”
NBC’s most talked about show, “This is Us,” returns for its third season. Lead actor Milo Ventimiglia told Page Six TV’s Elizabeth Wagmeister that the new season will reveal more...
"I don’t feel like it feels like this closely guarded secret," she told us.
Angarano will portray Nicky, Jack Pearson's (Milo Ventimiglia) brother, in Season 3 of the NBC drama.
"I could get my gap fixed. Braces can fix this, but like, can you fix your heart, though?"
"I said, ‘You do not walk up to people that you do not know and put your mouth on their face."
The GLAAD Media Awards bestows awards for projects that provide "fair, accurate and multi-dimensional" depictions of LGBTQ characters.
The "This Is Us" star was forced to weigh herself in front of her stepfather.


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- Can you use old resin?
- Will LED light cure UV resin?
- Why is my UV resin cloudy?
- How long does UV resin take to cure in sunlight?
- Does UV resin go bad?
- Why is my resin Milky?
- Can I use a blacklight to cure UV resin?
- How long do you cure resin prints?
- Can you Overcure UV resin?
- Why does my resin have tiny bubbles?
- How do you fix tacky UV resin?
- Can you cure UV resin without UV light?
Can you use old resin?
I recommend only purchasing enough resin that you can comfortably use within 6 months.
After that, many resins will continue to cure, but as you have noticed, have a yellow tint to them.
Also be sure to store it in a cool, dark area that doesnt experience temperature swings..
Will LED light cure UV resin?
You need at least 4 watts to cure your UV Resin. You can use a lamp for nail curing or a UV LED flashlight.
Why is my UV resin cloudy?
If you are asking yourself, why is my resin cloudy, there are a few reasons why this happens: Cloudy mold surface If the mold you used to cast your resin has a cloudy surface, that same cloudy and frosty surface will impart onto your resin surface.
How long does UV resin take to cure in sunlight?
For UV resin, it takes about 15-20 minutes to cure each layer under a UV lamp, and a few hours to cure in direct sunlight. Cured resin can be sanded, filed, and drilled.
Does UV resin go bad?
UV resin has a very short shelf life. It may be that the resin you purchased was old.
Why is my resin Milky?
Why Does My Resin Look Milky?! Milky resin happens when your resin is full of soooo many teeny tiny microbubbles that it makes the resin look cloudy. Most often, it happens when your resin is too COLD. … Excitedly, you tear it open, mix your 1:1 ratio of resin and hardener for 3 solid minutes and pour it on your piece.
Can I use a blacklight to cure UV resin?
The “blacklights” you are talking about are a useless wavelength for what is needed to cure the resin. Yes, they will EVENTUALLY cure the repair but so will a fluorescent light in the right amount of time.
How long do you cure resin prints?
For Standard Resins (White, Grey, Black, and Clear), this amount may be none at all, or a short 15-30 minute post-cure. Where strength, rigidity, and temperature resistance are needed, Engineering Resins improve with post-cure up to 60 minutes.
Can you Overcure UV resin?
It is possible to over cure 3D prints, especially when using a high-powered UV curing station. Parts become more brittle if cured for too long. The average curing time for a resin print is around 3 minutes. Larger resin models will require more time, as well as darker color resins.
Why does my resin have tiny bubbles?
Make sure the surface you are pouring your resin in or on is also warm. Temperature differences will produce surface tension which means bubbles can be trapped when the resin is poured. Gently warming your casting top/mold/bezel with a heat gun is an easy way to warm up the area.
How do you fix tacky UV resin?
After curing the resin with your UV light give the cured resin a quick wipe with an alcohol swab. It will remove that tack and you’ll be left with a smooth, hard, clear cure.
Can you cure UV resin without UV light?
The resin can be used for a very long time, as it does not cure without the aid of a UV lamp. Curing by UV light is completed within a very short time.

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text: Naaku Nuvve Kavali is a Telugu drama, starring Vijay and Sneha. Bhupathy (Vijay) visits his father's friend and falls in love with his daughter, Priya (Sneha). However, not wanting to affect the friendship between the two families, he is forced to act as a matchmaker for Priya. Will love find a way? Watch this full movie online only on Hotstar.


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A Lapwing, also known as a Plover, embroidered onto green organza, with shades of black and white threads, with a touch of iridescent shimmer.
The Lapwing embroidery is mounted onto a printed reproduction of one of my original embroidered landscapes of the fields at Guide a village, near here, where these are some of the few ground nesting birds. We are privilidged to have seen them quite often.
There is no glitter on this card.
I have made this design to celebrate our beautiful countryside here in the West Pennine Moors. There is a companion design to this, Hare at Guide, also under threat of losing their home. https://www.elspeththomson.co.uk/hare-at-guide
I am so sad because these beautiful fields have been earmarked for industrial units by Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council.
We will be donating £1.50 from the sale of each card sold, to our local campaign to try to save these fields from being made unnecessarily into another buisiness park.
There isn't really room for a personal greeting on the front of this design.
Supplied with an envelope.
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This was today’s project. A storage box for the workshop to hold my various grits of sandpaper. Now I know where to look for my sandpaper instead of sheets and partial sheets scattered all over the place. It was built to accommodate the standard 9”x11” sheets. Conveniently located between my shop stereo system and my scroll saw.
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February 12, 2007 By Don Wolfensberger,Roll Call Contributing Writer
Senate filibusters have long been a target of congressional reformers, though as much as the Senate might tweak the rules, they are unlikely to give up this valuable right of the minority to talk. And sometimes talking does build support for an issue.
The constitutional role of the House of Representatives to police its Members for misconduct has been been non-functional for most of the last two years due to partisan in-fighting. Putting the system back on track for the good of the House and nation will require a commitment by leaders of both parties. Exactly what procedural changes are necessary may still be a matter of contention.
June 5, 2006 By Don Wolfensberger,Roll Call Contributing Writer
Prepared for delivery at the Dirksen Congressional Center Workshop: Congress in the Classroom, Peoria, Illinois, July 31, 2007


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Originally Posted by idfnl
This is of course a personal opinion, but the downtown areas of major cities are designed for adults, not kids. Kids may find a way, but it just seems like something huge is missing here. I guess people adapt, but something just doesn't jive with me on this topic.
Kids adapt because they don't know any different.
Yeah, it's a shame how cities combine a dense concentration of museums, parks and playgrounds with a wide range of ethnicities, foods and cultures. I'm glad adults haven't been exposing children to them since Jericho 12,000 years ago.

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Coordinates: 52.991000, -7.174000
The graveyard is in farmland, beside a local road junction in the small village of Timogue.
Graveyard contains Church of Ireland church dedicated to St. Mogue, dated 1736, extended in 1870 and renovated 1970; marked on the 1841 OS map as 'Church and Grave Yard'. Possibly the site of an ancient church founded by St. Maidoc (Mogue). No visible surface trace of possible earlier church. Also associated: font.
Graveyard contains 18th to 20th century headstones; upstanding markers mainly undamaged; many slabs are overgrown with grass; table and slab tombs present; one grave marker shaped as coffin.
Graveyard has rectangular shape; boundary stone wall intact; two access gates. Concrete path from west entrance to and around church, no paths to graves. Southeast entrance leads to small annex of graveyard; narrow concrete paths to graves. Ground surface is mainly even. Graveyard maintained; grass mown regularly.

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Getting a medical device past federal regulators has gotten a lot harder lately, according to several Northeast Ohio biomedical companies.
FDA testing resolve of biomedical firms
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Software - Radiation2D
The program Radiation2D can be downloaded using the link below. Simply paste the URL into the browser address bar, download the associated .exe file and the software should be ready to use.
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"Happiness is Having Grandchildren to Love."
Hi! Thanks for your comment on my blog about sending a quilt square for Sophia's quilt. E-mail me at email@example.com and I'll send you our address. This has been such a great project!
I love seeing cute baby smiles!


text: Buried memories of yester year race through my head as I gaze upon the photo in my hand. Pain resonates deep in my chest, the breathe in my lungs is taken from me as I struggle to discover the inner calm. The image replaced by words in red, as if painted upon it that only I can see. Pathetic. Weak. Alone.


NAREE REAL ESTATE JOURNALISM CONTEST EXPANDS WITH 11 NEW CATEGORIES; $10,000 IN PRIZE MONEY
AWARDS OPEN FOR WEEKLY BUSINESS PAPERS, SPOT NEWS REPORTS; MORTGAGE & HOME DESIGN WRITERS
SEVEN CATEGORIES FOR ON-LINE JOURNALISTS & TOP HONORS OFFERED FOR FREELANCERS
BOCA RATON, Fla. –The National Association of Real Estate Editors is accepting entries in its newly expanded, 58th Annual NAREE Journalism Awards Competition.
More than 70 awards in 32 categories — including seven for on-line journalists and an overall award for freelancers — will be offered. More than $10,000 in prize money will be awarded to overall and first place winners.
Deadline to enter the competition is Feb 20, 2008. Works published, posted or aired between Jan. 1, 2007, and Dec. 31, 2007, are eligible..
New categories also will appeal to journalists, both staffers and freelancers, from weekly business newspapers, mortgage publications, shelter publications, trade publications and online news outlets that specialize in spot news, commercial and financial real estate news, and real estate blogs.
Both individual awards, team honors and awards for best publications have included coverage spanning topics from affordable housing, real estate lending or finance to news and trend analysis on government housing policy, the environment, urban growth, land-use, investments, construction, architecture and design.
Journalists from the nation’s leading newspapers, Internet media, magazines and broadcast outlets enter the prestigious real estate journalism competition, which has recognized excellence in reporting, writing and editing since 1949.
Other NAREE Journalism Competition Highlights:
* The James D. Carper Award for Best Entry by a Young Journalist — $250 Cash Award. To be eligible, work must be created by individuals 30 years or younger as of Dec. 31, 2007.
* The newly designated Bob Bruss Award which will recognize the nation’s best real estate column with a $250 cash award.
All professional journalists, both NAREE members and nonmembers, are welcome to enter. Entry forms and full details are available at http://www.naree.org/.
Entries will be judged by the faculty of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism of Ohio University.
First-place winners will receive cash awards in 32 categories. First- and second-place winners will receive award certificates.
Winners will be invited to attend the awards ceremony and luncheon on Friday, May 9, 2008, at NAREE’s annual conference in Dallas, TX.
Founded in 1929, the National Association of Real Estate Editors is the only professional association of writers, editors, columnists and freelancers covering residential, commercial and financial real estate, and home and design features for general circulation and trade news outlets. All media — print, broadcast and online — are represented in the ranks of NAREE active membership.
FULL LISTING OF CATEGORIES
1. Best Spot Real Estate News Report – Daily Newspaper
2. Best Residential Real Estate Report – Daily Newspaper
3. Best Home Design Feature – Daily Newspaper
4. Best Mortgage or Financial Real Estate Report – Daily Newspaper
5. Best Commercial Real Estate Report – Daily Newspaper
6. Best Report – Daily Newspaper Less than 250,000 Circulation (residential, home design, commercial, mortgage,or financial report)
7. Best Report – Weekly Business Newspaper (residential, commercial, mortgage, or financial report – no daily publication products)
8. Best Feature – General Circulation/Shelter Magazine (no daily publication products)
9. Best Real Estate Report – General Circulation, Real Estate, Business, or Financial Magazine (residential, commercial, mortgage or financial report – no trade publications or daily publication products)
10. Best Trade Magazine Report – for the Residential Real Estate/Building/Development Industries (real estate, construction, development, mortgage, financial, building product or home design report – no association publications)
11. Best Trade Magazine Report for the Commercial Real Estate Industry (no association publications)
ONLINE & BROADCAST CATEGORIES
12. Best Spot Real Estate News Report – Online
13. Best Residential Real Estate Report – Online
14. Best Mortgage or Financial Real Estate Report – Online
15. Best Commercial Real Estate Report – Online
16. Best Blog or Podcast
17. Best Broadcast Report (Radio, Television, Online live or
prerecorded, scripted report with standard outcue)
ALL MEDIA CATEGORIES
18. The Bob Bruss Award for Best Column (Submit 3 different columns)
19. Best Serial Report (Submit 3 consecutive reports in a series)
20. Best Collection of Work by an Individual (Submit 3 different works from one media outlet or a combination of media outlets.)
21. Best Newspaper Real Estate Section – More than 250,000 Circulation (Submit 3 different sections)
22. Best Newspaper Real Estate Section – Less than 250,000 Circulation (Submit 3 different sections)
23. Best Newspaper Home Section – More than 250,000 Circulation (Submit 3 different sections)
24. Best Newspaper Home Section – Less than 250,000 Circulation (Submit 3 different sections)
25. Best General Circulation/Shelter Magazine – Home design, construction, remodeling, real estate and/or consumer finance (Submit 3 different issues)
26. Best Building and Development Magazine – More than $4 million in annual revenues – Covering home design, and residential & commercial planning, design and construction. (Submit 3 different issues)
27. Best Building and Development Magazine – Less than $4 million in annual revenues – Covering home design, and residential and commercial planning, design and construction. (Submit 3 different issues)
28. Best Commercial Real Estate Magazine
29. Best Mortgage/Financial Real Estate Magazine – Covering mortgages, financial reports and financial trends relating to the real estate industry. (Submit 3 different issues)
30. Best Real Estate Newsletter
31. Best Web Site – Solely devoted to real estate and/or home design
32. Best Team Report – Multiple bylined investigative reports, spot news reports, serial reports, features, or columns — covering residential and commercial real estate, mortgage, finance or home design.
Instructions to enter on www.naree.org.


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BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — Two exit polls are giving Romania’s left-leaning Social Democrats a huge lead in a parliamentary election, a year after a major anti-corruption drive forced the last Socialist prime minister from power.
According to polling institute CURS-AVANGARDE and the Romanian Institute for Evaluation and Strategy, the Social Democratic Party scored about 45 percent while the center-right Liberals came second with about 21 percent of the vote.
The chairman of the Social Democrats, Liviu Dragnea, greeted it cautiously, saying he was “quite satisfied” and “overwhelmed” by what the exit polls predicted, adding “I hope we won’t have conflicts in the future.”
According to the polls, the Save Romania Union, a new party, which ran on an anti-corruption ticket, came third
Early results are expected early Monday.


The final sales phase for Fifa World Cup tickets have opened.
A total of 199,519 tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis for the June 12 - July 13 tournament, Fifa said.
The association warned buyers that only tickets bought on fifa.com and through designated Fifa Venue Ticketing Centres are legitimate.
Any ticket products being offered by other companies or on other platforms are not part of, or related to, the official ticket sales programme.
"With less than two months to go, this is the last chance for fans to secure their tickets for football's flagship event," said Thierry Weil, Fifa marketing director in charge of ticketing. "I am confident we will have a high demand for the remaining tickets, not only from Brazilian fans but also from people all over the world".
Tickets will be available for all but 10 matches: the final, Brazil v Croatia, Mexico v Cameroon, England v Italy, Argentina v Bosnia Herzegovina, Brazil v Mexico, Spain v Chile, Cameroon v Brazil, Croatia v Mexico and Australia v Spain.
More than 2.5 million tickets have already been allocated through all sales phases and channels, including the Fifa Hospitality Programme and other constituent groups.
"The interest in the 2014 Fifa World Cup is amazing. Teams will have a strong fan base in Brazil, as people are coming from all over the world for the tournament which will make history for sure," said Weil. "Whoever wants to be part of this event may still be able to buy tickets later this month."