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Hello! I've been a pro audio engineer (mostly freelance) for about 16 years now, specialising in the use of Avid ProTools. I am an alumnus of Schenectady County Community College where I earned my AAS degree in Music Industry with concentration on guitar and keyboard performance. I also graduated from Recording Workshop in Chillicothe, OH.
Loud and proud or High Dynamic Range punch, your music will be mastered to its maximum potential to compete on the world stage. With 30 years of experience, I've engineered on Gold and Platinum records, as well as Grammy, Oscar and Emmy nominated productions including Neil Young, Tower of Power, Marcus Miller, Diana Ross, Moby and many others.
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I used to be able to count on the fingers of one hand, all of the times in my life that I had ever felt beautiful. I guess being a buck-tooth pasty ginger child with acne and chubby little legs didn’t really give me much option.
I can already hear some of my faithful friends getting up in arms over this. No No, don’t protest please, this is how I used to see myself. Something disgusting that could never be accepted as beautiful or even pretty by any stretch of the imagination. I had taught myself from a young age to be insecure about everything about myself that was different or imperfect. Sound familiar?
You have those days when you wake up and you don’t want to look in the mirror, you don’t want to be seen the way that you are. That part of you that you hate, you hide from people because you’re afraid it will make them love you less. It’s an absolute war in your head. We do it to ourselves, we like to streamline ourselves. By apologising for the things we least like about ourselves we invite each other to be ashamed for that which is out of our control. Sweet soul, you do not deserve to feel that way about yourself.
I’m not going to apologise for my body and nor should you apologize for yours, all it’s trying to do is keep up with my crazy soul and the life I choose to lead. I feel most beautiful when I am doing the things that I love like walking the length of the beach in my hometown, singing to a room full of people or just to myself and spending time with people who like me, just want to do their best.
Somewhere along the line I taught myself to believe that I should only love something if it is perfect and beautiful and there is absolutely nothing to be desired. Bullshit. You will never love anything in your life if you choose to believe that this is true. I used to wake up everyday and struggle not to hate myself. I struggled not to hate the milky colour of my skin and the way I was ridiculed as a ‘Ranga’ as I walked down the street. It manifested until I believed that I could never be loved, never be capable of what I wanted to do and never be allowed to like anything about myself. Now I have a new problem. I wake up everyday, a little bit lovestruck. I am overwhelmed by my heart’s capacity to love everything in its sight. I’m not at all concerned by the way it loves imperfect things for they are just like me. Everyone has their shortfalls, but believe me when I say I have never met an ugly person, only an ugly behaviour within a beautiful person (but that is a separate issue for another post).
In this day and age, we like to put our best foot forward and show people ourselves in the most gorgeous light possible. We are all guilty of this. This is how I end up in my bare-feet in the wet-grass with a face full of make-up and my sister’s magical photography skills to make you think I am some ethereal being (as shown above). Why do we do this? Because we are afraid if we are seen to be ‘ugly’ then people will use it as a reason to stay away from us. But I’m about to get very vulnerable and point out some of the times when I did not have my act together in the least. Am I afraid that this will change the way that the people I love look at me? Yes I am. Then why am I doing this? Hopefully if I show that I am unafraid of my imperfections, or that I have even come to embrace and love my imperfections, somebody somewhere might just do the same. And at the end of the day, if someone decides not to love me because of my body, then they have completely missed my soul.
Here are some of what I consider to be my finest moments. You have my permission to giggle- I certainly can’t help my laughter.
So you will see that I am not the most beautiful woman in the world. I don’t have it all together. I am by no means a supermodel but I shouldn’t have to be those things for somebody to love me. Nor should I have to be those things to love myself. A lifetime is a very long time to spend not loving yourself for the things you cannot change. As of late I feel the most beautiful I have ever felt in my life. Why? Because I am learning that beauty is not defined by the crop of curly carrot-coloured straw atop my head, not my snaggle-tooth smile or my chubby white legs. No, beauty is defined by who I am trying to be. And in case you hadn’t gathered, I’m trying to help you see that you are beautiful, so maybe it’s time you started believing that.
What I want you to know is that you are a beautiful person, yes in part for how you look, but wholly and truthfully, completely and utterly, finitely because you are you. Let’s love the souls inside the bodies and then we will love the bodies that take care of the souls so much more for what they protect.
Take care, you beautiful soul

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Craycray for Cranberry
One of my favorite dishes for Thanksgiving dinner is the cranberry sauce. Call me snobby, but I’m past the whole “sauce from the can” technique. Not only does it add some color to the spread of beiges and browns on your plate, but it gives some sweet and tangy flavor to everything! I never realized how easy it is to make homemade cranberry sauce either! This recipe is from All Recipes with a few modifications to add some extra flavor.
What you need:
- 12 ounces of whole cranberries
- 1/2 cup of white sugar
- 1/2 cup of brown sugar
- 1 cup of orange juice
- 1/4 teaspoon of cinnamon
- Wash and strain the cranberries
- In a medium sized saucepan over medium heat, dissolve the sugar and cinnamon in the orange juice.
- Stir in the cranberries and cook until the cranberries start to pop (about 10 minutes).
- Remove from heat and place sauce in a bowl. Cranberry sauce will thicken as it cools.

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We are excited to announce the opening of our newest branch in Bucharest, Romania.
Located in the heart of the city, the new office will allow us to provide better service to our growing client base in the region and further expand our presence in the European market.
“We are thrilled to open a new branch in Bucharest,” said Digitain Founder Mr. Vardanyan.” Romania is a dynamic and growing market, and we believe that this new office will allow us to better meet the needs of our clients and partners in the European market.”
The Bucharest office will accommodate a team of experienced professionals who will work closely with clients to provide top-quality services and support.
“At Digitain, we are committed to delivering the best possible experience for our clients,” Mr. Vardanyan added. “We believe that the opening of our new Bucharest office will help us to achieve this goal, and we look forward to building strong relationships with our clients in Europe.”
The opening of the Bucharest office is part of our ongoing expansion strategy, and the first one of the multiple offices we are planning to open around the world.
“We are always looking for opportunities to grow and improve, and the opening of our new Bucharest office is a testament to this commitment,” added Mr. Vardanyan.

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Powell signs on until 2020
- September 16, 2019
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Wallabies and Brumbies halfback Joe Powell is sticking around until at least 2020, signing a new deal this week.
Powell, who burst into the Wallabies frame with a surprise June Series inclusion in 2016, has developed into one of Australia’s highest-rated halfbacks.
The 24-year-old played his fourth Wallabies Test this June Series, after three outings in 2017.
Powell said next year’s World Cup was a major focus for him, as well as some success with the Brumbies.
“I’m really excited for what we’re building at the Brumbies but also the Wallabies and I’m really enjoying being part of that,” he said.
“The World Cup is a big target of mine for next year but right now I’m just focused on playing the best possible footy for the Brumbies and hopefully challenge for the Super Rugby title again.”
The former tradie was signed as injury cover for the Brumbies, replacing Nic White, and impressed coach Stephen Larkham enough to earn a full-time contract.
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It was Larkham’s support that put him on the Wallabies radar in 2016, with the scrumhalf a shock inclusion in the 2016 June Series squad,


Muscat – Asyad Group, Oman’s integrated logistics group, has signed a strategic decarbonisation partnership with 44.01, a local environmental start-up to further advance shared CO₂ removal ambitions.
This initiative comes in line with the Asyad Group’s sustainability commitments to ensure decarbonisation, waste management, and biodiversity across its operations as part of the Environmental Stewardship pillar.
The partnership echoes the national efforts to reduce emissions by 7 per cent by 2030 under the Paris Climate Agreement. Thus, both parties will work together on opportunities to remove carbon emissions in the logistics sector and contribute to the development of a sustainable logistics industry in Oman.
Implementing emerging carbon removal technologies, Asyad Group will work with 44.01 to capture the CO₂ emissions and convert them into rock permanently through the process of mineralisation across. This collaboration indicates the extended efforts for further decarbonisation in the logistics sector.
The partnership also envisages using biofuels from 44.01’s sister company, Wakud, to help decarbonise Asyad’s existing logistics assets.
Following on its business growth strategy centered around private sector partnership and engagement, the group’s collaboration with 44.01 will offer Asyad access to innovative solutions and open new opportunities for 44.01, enhancing its competitiveness and introducing its services to the global market.
In a press statement, Essam Nasser al Sheibani, group VP – sustainability at Asyad Group, said, “Asyad firmly believes in the creation of a growth model that is increasingly oriented towards group sustainability and focusing on promoting clean energy whilst monitoring all green-house gas emissions and reducing waste and pollution through environmental management systems.”
“Our partnership with 44.01 goes hand in hand with the rapid progress that the logistics sector is witnessing and our role in positioning the sultanate to be at the forefront of new sustainable technologies globally”, Sheibani said.
“As key highlights on our environmental agenda, we aim to tap opportunities in the areas of the energy transition, that represent the future, combined with CO2 capturing and storage, the green and blue hydrogen value chain, renewables, and decarbonised sustainable mobility products,” he added.
Both Asyad Group and 44.01 intend to identify opportunities for potential point source capture of carbon-dioxide in connection with Asyad’s logistics fleet and undertake studies in relation to local carbon removal projects. This includes exploring potential operational sites where carbon removal activities can be showcased.
Talal Hasan, Carbon General of 44.01, said, “The transport and logistics sector will see a drastic shift towards sustainability in the coming decade. We are humbled that Asyad has chosen us as a technology partner to contribute to achieving the national decarbonisation agenda under the Paris Agreement. The work we will do together will have a direct impact on reducing carbon emissions. We see this partnership as a big win for the sultanate.”


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Yet another brick in the altar that is being build to the greatest physicist of the last quarter of the 20th century, Feynman's Rainbow
is the memoir of Leonard Mlodinow
's time as a Research Fellow
, with an office down the hall from both the legend and his long-time rival, Murray Gell-Mann.
Mlodinow, fresh from a breakthrough, finds himself mouldering at CalTech, spending much of his time getting stoned and watching Columbo. In desperation, he turns to Feynman for advice and mentoring. He tapes many of these conversations, and their transcriptions pepper the book.
It is an insight to many things, from the paralysis of the sophomore slump and the process of modern physics to comments with the ring of Zen about why physicists are physicists and not doctors or lawyers or mercenaries. One of the episodes details telling his old staff advisor that he's writing a screenplay. The advisor tears him apart, saying "You owe it to yourself, and to me and a lot of people, to keep at your physics. We put countless hours into your training. Years! You can't just throw it away like that. Your talent. Your schooling. It's an insult. A disrespect! And for what? Fiction? Worthless Hollywood crap?"
Feynman, near the end of his life, teaches Mlodinow the importance of following your bliss, doing what makes you happy, whether it's investigating string theory or writing for Star Trek: The Next Generation. Mlodinow does both, and thrives, where he had been sinking under the weight of the greatest fallacy in physics -- that only the young have revolutionary ideas.
This slim volume is a nice addition to any Feynophile's library. Don't expect anything new or earthshattering, but rather a pleasant and gentle tale of physics, physicists, and a few physicians.
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler recently wrote to the Wall Street Journal that if Chinese companies listed in the US refuse to comply with US audit rules, the SEC will force 270 Chinese stocks to be delisted in early 2024. The SEC is expected to announce a list of relevant companies early next year.
Gensler pointed out in this article entitled “Chinese companies must open the account books” that last year the U.S. Congress passed the “Foreign Company Accountability Act” without objection. The Act stipulated that if a foreign government prohibits the SEC’s “Listed Company Accounting Oversight Board” (PCAOB) from inspecting the auditing for three consecutive years, the listed company will be prohibited from trading in the United States.
Gensler said that the SEC has taken necessary actions to this end, and PCAOB will complete the formulation of relevant rules before the end of this year. The three-year period starts from 2021.
Gensler said that now it is up to Beijing to decide whether to allow PCAOB to go to China and to determine whether the relevant audit meets American standards. The SEC is expected to announce at the beginning of next year which companies’ auditing have not met U.S. verification. If these companies hire non-compliant audit companies for two consecutive years, their shares will be banned from trading in the United States from 2024.
The article also pointed out that the US Senate passed the Accelerated Foreign Companies Accountability Act in June this year. Once the Bill is promulgated, the three-year period will be reduced to two years.
In addition to inspecting and auditing companies, the SEC also hopes that US investors fully understand the risks of investing in Chinese concept stocks. The SEC has recently suspended processing Chinese companies’ IPO applications.
For many years, the CCP government has refused to conduct financial audits of Chinese companies listed in the United States by US regulators on the grounds of “national security.” Wall Street has also been open to the Chinese concept stock network, which has led to a trend of counterfeiting of Chinese concept stocks in the United States, and companies with a CCP background easily collect money in the United States.
The Trump administration requested Chinese companies listed in the United States to accept the same supervision as U.S. companies as per the “Foreign Companies Accountability Act”. This was said to have opened the prelude to the decoupling of Sino-US financial affairs. After the bill was passed, the CCP also tightened its policies to prevent Chinese companies from listing in the United States. Recently, Beijing has strongly suppressed Didi Travel, which went public in the United States, at the meantime Beijing took the opportunity to initiate a round of regulatory storms.
Commentary: This is not crying wolf, this is the real wolf. Although it was revealed by Miles Guo 4 years before, warning the world that all the Chinese companies in US listed or not in Stock market and in the world were all the CCP’s dictator’s families business, it took four years for people in the financial world to discover the fake financial operations of the CCP, the biggest financial Ponzi scheme defrauded the whole world. What a terrible price to pay as the collapse of the CCP’s finances also means a tsunami in the world economy. I hope people or organization, like the SEC, will quickly prepare for the countermeasures in time.
Source of article: hk.epochtimes.com

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Curious about our new signing Pascal Pinon? Ella Blixt (singer of It's A Musical & Bobby & Blumm) asked them a few questions....here's an interview between artists.
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when a ditch is enclosed.
Current ditch enclosure program is being completed in the north end of the City. This area had the highest amount of requests on file.
In 2010 the City of Taylor enclosed 137 ditches utilizing approximately 5,000 feet of culvert pipe in the northwest area of Ecorse and Telegraph.
The DPW has plans to move onto the southwest area of Beech Daly and Wick in the Fall of 2011 and Spring of 2012.


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Jakarta Bank Indonesia (BI) Governor Perry Warjiyo has urged banks to digitize quickly, saying that currently, there are around 10 to 15 banks that have made a strong push for digitalization.
“We are not only supporting, but encouraging our banks to digitize. I am proud that 10 to 15 banks in Indonesia have been digitizing very strongly,” Warjiyo said at the CNBC Economic Outlook event in Jakarta on Thursday.
Fifteen banks, including state-owned banks such as BRI, have so far taken dedicated steps towards digitalization, he noted.
He said BI is working with the Financial Services Authority (OJK) to maximize digitalization in the banking sector.
“We are encouraging the digitalization of the payment system. Now all banks are using QRIS so that they can enter the retail market,” he elaborated.
Chairman of the board of commissioners of the Financial Services Authority (OJK), Wimboh Santoso, has assured support for digitization of the economy and the financial sector in Indonesia.
OJK is encouraging all banks to develop digital business processes as that would make transactions easier for the public, especially in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, he said. “From the beginning, we have encouraged financial digitization and we have made the digital financial development center at the OJK and formed a regulatory sandbox there,” he added.
The OJK is currently formulating regulations on the establishment of digital banks, which include a minimum capital requirement of up to Rp10 trillion.
“For the establishment of a new digital bank, the requirement is Rp10 trillion. Accompanied by digital bank requirements, such as having the ability to manage prudent and sustainable bank business, protection of customer data,” executive director of banking research and regulation at OJK, Anung Herlianto, said earlier in Jakarta.
The provisions regarding digital banks are currently still at the early drafting stage, he added. OJK will consult with industry players to finalize the regulations, he said.
He also said he has received a number of inputs from the public, so the minimum capital requirement may change at a later date.
The establishment of a digital bank can be divided into two types, he informed. The first involves setting up a new entity that fully operates as a digital bank. The second involves transforming an already operational conventional bank into a digital bank.
Source: Antara News

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French President Emmanuel Macron says he has spoken with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison to offer aid in dealing with devastating bushfires.
Mr Macron said he spoke with Mr Morrison on Sunday morning.
Authorities in Australia are assessing the damage from the most recent fires as cooler conditions provided a temporary respite from blazes that have ravaged parts of the nation for weeks.
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Marin County-based Shana Morrison has proved that talent runs deep in her family. Like her father, the great blues and jazz vocalist Van Morrison, she makes music on her own terms and earns a nice living doing so.
While she may never achieve the kind of acclaim her old man has, she’s managed to tour internationally, release several well-received records and continually grow the fan base of her bluesy pop rock music.
“It used to bother me (being billed as the daughter of Van Morrison), and I was very annoyed by it,” she said in a recent phone interview. “However, over the years I have learned it is a nice tag to have since I love his music and still sing with him whenever called upon. Also, I think everybody in the musical scene I grew up in had parents who were also quite famous, so it was normal to have that problem.”
Morrison, who plays Folsom’s Powerhouse Pub on April 12, still works alongside Van and just finished a tour cycle with him that ended in late 2014. “Last year I toured with my dad and we played Paris, Barcelona, Montreux, and played many other dates overseas,” she explained. “Over the last three years, I would open his show, sing backup for him during his set, and and also joined him for a couple of duets.”
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She’s also featured prominently on his recently released record, “Duets: Re-working The Catalogue,” which also includes appearances by Steve Winwood, Natalie Cole, Mark Knopfler, Taj Mahal, Mavis Staples and others. Shana said his idea was “not to pick Top 10 hits but rather deeper cuts” that would work well for their two, juxtaposing voices.
When talking about her music, Morrison is quick to share the spotlight with her band members, dubbed Caledonia (which is also her middle name). She’s effusive about drummer Dawn Richardson, who also played in San Francisco’s 4 Non-Blondes. “I think singing and drumming are very similar activities since they’re both very aerobic,” she said. “We have an excellent drummer, and I truly believe drummers are the very foundation of the band.”
The band is rounded out by Ricc Sandoval, who handles guitar and background vocals duties; Jason Crosby, who helms the keyboards and violin, and assumes additional backing vocals; and longtime bassist Paul Olguin. All of the members of the band have recorded and toured with Morrison for more than a decade, and Olguin has been by her side for 16 years.
Their closeness comes across in what some might call an unusual practice regimen. “Just by looking at each other, we know what to do these days,” Morrison said. “We’ve got it down after all these years, and now we have an annual rehearsal where I introduce new songs.”
Over the years, Morrison, who grew up in Marin and graduated from Pepperdine University with a business degree in 1993, has not been as prolific as some of her fans would have hoped.
Since releasing her debut release simply titled “Caledonia” in 1999 – a collection of homemade recordings – she has released four full-length releases. Her latest release was 2010’s “Joyride.”
Morrison, however, says the long lapses in between records are intentional.
“My albums come less frequently since I use the money made from previous releases to help finance the next one,” she explained. “I like to play songs out over three to four years and let the audience choose what ones work and (the) ones that don’t. It’s a lot of extra work to do things this way, but financially it makes more sense as well.”
Folsom is familiar territory for Morrison, who said she is looking forward to the Sunday afternoon gig.
“We have been playing Folsom for quite a while now, off and on for over 10 years,” she said. “Sunday afternoon is always a great time for a nice show with dancing. My shows always have good crowds here.”
Shana Morrison & Caledonia
What: A 21-and-over show featuring Marin County-based musician Shana Morrison, daughter of Van Morrison
When: 3 p.m. April 12 Sunday
Where: Powerhouse Pub (614 Sutter St., Folsom)
Information: (916) 355-8586, www.powerhousepub.com


Smart Foldable Walking Pad Xiaomi Mijia A1
The walking pad Xiaomi Mijia A1 is a foldable walking pad. It was designed to use it in small spaces.
Because of its size, you can use it anywhere in the house or apartment and it is easy to store it.
Not like the ordinary treadmills which take so much space.
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‘The Last of Us‘ is a video game that I have been playing for the past couple of weeks. A video game that I hesitate calling a video game. Normally when you hear the words “Video Game” you think Asteroids, Pac-Man, Mario Brothers, or Dead or Alive. This game is not like any of those games. I don’t think they have come up with a good way of describing it, I just know that “video game” is not right. Interactive Movie sounds better to me.
‘The Last of Us’, does in fact play more like a movie. A movie that you get to participate in. The story line is really well thought out and left me guessing through out the whole experience. My wife and I both let out some gasps of shock through out the game as the characters kept having to deal with intense situations. There is also the whole zombie scary shock aspect that had us both jumping out of our seats. It’s also a story that will tug hard and any fathers heart strings.[youtube http://youtu.be/NCXFnb9Fr5o]
If you get a chance to play this game I hope you will. I think we are seeing the start of a new kind of entertainment here with this game.

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The push for a constitutionally recognised Indigenous voice to parliament has won Australia’s only international prize for peace.
The Sydney Peace Prize said the Uluru Statement from the Heart was selected by a jury out of 200 nominations from the community for being a “powerful and historic offering of peace”.
The committee said it was awarded the honour “For bringing together Australia’s First Nations Peoples around a clear and comprehensive agenda for healing and peace within our Nation and delivering self-determination for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, that enables Australia to move into the future united and confident”.
Pat Anderson, Professor Megan Davis and Noel Pearson, who worked with the First Nations community to deliver the Statement in 2017, accepted the prize in a ceremony at Sydney Town Hall on Thursday.
In a keynote address at a second ceremony at Melbourne Town hall yesterday, Davis said accepting the Sydney Peace Prize was a “great honour”.
“The Uluṟu Statement from the Heart has emerged from a constitutional recognition process in Australia that seeks to imbue the Voice of First Nations people in the constitutional system, the ancient and modern politics of Australia, to anchor a process of agreement making and truth telling,” Davis said.
In 1967 we were counted, in 2017 we seek to be heard. We leave base camp and start our trek across this vast country. We invite you to walk with us in a movement of the Australian people for a better future.
The Uluru Statement, which was was delivered in May 2017 and signed by 250 First Nations delegates, is an invitation to all Australians to ‘walk’ with First Nations people and calls for legal and structural reforms to reshape the relationship between First Nations peoples and the Australian population.
It calls for two substantive changes: The Voice to Parliament and Makarrata Commission for the purpose of treaty-making and truth-telling.
“The exigency of the Voice to Parliament is that the status quo isn’t working for all of our people. Closing the gap is not working and in many areas going backwards.” Davis added.
The Australian Government has committed to implementing the Uluru Statement from the Heart. As part of that, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced a referendum will be held in this term of Parliament to enshrine an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice in the Australian Constitution.
This evening, our Co-Chairs Professor Megan Davis and Pat Anderson AO accepted the 2021/22 Sydney Peace Prize for the Uluru Statement from the Heart. (1/2)#HistoryIsCalling #UluruStatement #StayTrue2Uluru pic.twitter.com/IkyqdxtnnM
— ulurustatement (@ulurustatement) November 10, 2022
In the announcement he proposed a draft question to be put to the Australian people. The draft question asks: “Do you support an alteration to the Constitution that establishes an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice?”
In ending her keynote address Davis invited Australians to walk with First Nations people for a better future.
“In 1967 we were counted, in 2017 we seek to be heard. We leave base camp and start our trek across this vast country. We invite you to walk with us in a movement of the Australian people for a better future,” she said.
Main image by Angelo Failla/Flickr.


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TONY BENN once said that democracy is the most revolutionary thing in the world. There have even been suggestions by Labour’s democracy refuseniks that advocates of greater democracy must be Marxists.
They frequently pose that question to anyone who wants to give Labour’s mass movement more say over policy and the power to determine who represents them at elections.
Similarly, calls to stop, or at least limit, the ability of the Parliamentary Labour Party (which currently stands at around 0.04 per cent of the total membership) to veto who can stand as leader are also dismissed as extremist.
These hysterical outbursts have even been directed at Labour’s much needed Democracy Review, which will be recommending an overhaul of the party’s democracy at conference this autumn.
But neither the emotional spasms of New Labour diehards, nor the sense of entitlement displayed by those trapped in the Westminster bubble, should be allowed to derail the democratisation of our party.
That is why during the summer recess I will be touring constituencies up and down the country alongside Tosh McDonald and other Labour Party democrats. We will be speaking with members about how to enhance their democratic right to shape the future direction of their party.
Given the existential crisis that the Tories are currently experiencing over Brexit, we could be faced with an election before the end of the year or in the spring of 2019. We therefore need to ensure the party is prepared for government, with a motivated mass movement, alongside candidates who will implement a common sense socialist programme and withstand any backlash from the neoliberal establishment.
The importance of accountability of our elected representatives in such circumstances will therefore be essential to the functioning and vibrancy of our movement. It will not only empower the membership, it will also improve the quality of representation by those holding elected office.
Empowering rank and file members, who are rooted in the community, will enable the Labour Party to do politics with the community rather than to the community.
If the leadership had listened to members when we were in government between 1997 and 2010, it wouldn’t have made as many errors as it did, and some of those errors were truly catastrophic.
Britain would not have gone to war in Iraq, the PFI would not have been expanded, the anti-trade union laws would have been repealed, the housing crisis would have been addressed through a massive council house building programme and by regulating the private rented sector, public services would not have been outsourced, higher education would have remained free, social security would not have been stigmatised — I could go on, but you get my drift.
Many Constituency Labour Parties (CLPs) have passed resolutions calling for the reintroduction of mandatory reselection of MPs. This is a thoroughly democratic principle, which applies to every other elected position in every organisation in the country from trade union leaders and Labour councillors to the office holders in charitable and community organisations.
We previously had mandatory reselections in the 1980s. In those days, prior to each general election, delegates to the management committees of local CLPs were empowered to reselect their sitting MP or choose a different candidate for the next election. I would like to see mandatory reselection based on one member one vote, but until that happens we have to work within the existing trigger ballot rules.
Trigger ballots are a flawed system that was championed by Neil Kinnock. If members in a constituency want an open contest they can only secure it through a trigger ballot.
This requires a majority of ward parties, affiliated trade union branches and socialist societies to vote for it.
The problem is there is no weighting attached to the votes. So, a trade union can affiliate a branch to a local CLP where they only have one member living within the constituency boundary.
That branch will count as one vote in a trigger ballot, just as a trade union, socialist society or a ward party with hundreds of members will also count as one vote. Consequently, the wishes of hundreds, or even thousands of members can be frustrated either way in a trigger ballot by a far smaller cohort of members.
Another criticism of the current trigger ballot mechanism is that the votes of affiliated trade unions and socialist societies can be determined by one official. They are not required to consult the members of their affiliated branches with the constituency, unlike ward parties, which are required to hold a meeting to determine if their members want an open selection.
So, the aim of the Democracy Roadshow is to raise awareness and stimulate debate about democracy in the party leading up to this year’s conference when the recommendations of the Democracy Review will be determined.
Chris Williamson is Labour MP for Derby North.
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If you have a first party no-fault benefit claim or a family or a friend has one, it is important to get an attorney involved that understands Michigan insurance claims from the very beginning.
When you are involved in an accident, the insurance companies generally will not tell you the benefits that you’re entitled to or how to obtain them.
You need to have an auto accident attorney from the very beginning in order to gather the evidence, have the medical records reviewed and get the doctor’s notes. You will need all of this information.
There are seven buzz words that we explain to clients that are necessary in order for you to properly pursue a good no-fault claim in Michigan.
You have to prove that your injuries arise out of an automobile accident, and that your claims for benefits, are reasonable, necessary, and related to the accident. We have to be able to prove all three of those.
The next three involve care, rehabilitation, or recovery. We have to prove that your injury that arose out of the automobile accident that was reasonable, necessary, and related was also for care, rehabilitation, or recovery.
And finally, the seventh buzz word is the doctor’s prescription called reasonable medical proof.
Once we obtained all of the above, it’s the insurance company’s responsibility to produce reasonable proof that you are not entitled to your claims. It’s extremely important that this information is gathered at your behalf form the beginning. Unfortunately in today’s adversarial relationship between you and your insurance company, you need to have an attorney experienced in auto law from the beginning. We are capable of gathering all of that information and successfully proving a case on your behalf.
You also need to be aware of something else that insurance companies are doing today. Insurance companies are increasingly using snooping techniques on your personal social pages. We advise you, if you’ve been in a car accident, you either make those social pages non public, or shut them down completely.
The other thing insurance companies are doing, before they even consider paying your claim, is to have you surveyed with a video surveillance crew. If the video surveillance crew doesn’t lead to something that allows them to deny your claim, they will then have you seen by a doctor. These doctors are off a very short list of doctors who routinely perform examinations for insurance companies.
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In order to avoid the pitfalls of these types of activities on behalf of your insurance company, it’s extremely important you have an auto accident attorney representing you from the beginning.
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Sergeant Greg Copeland announced today the Fort Smith Police Department will conduct saturation patrols and stepped up enforcement March 8-17 and April 12-21 looking for impaired drivers and especially young adults and teens who choose to drink and drive.
The mobilization is supported by television and radio ads to remind the public that there is zero tolerance for those under age 21 who decide to drink and drive.
The Fort Smith Police Department will be out in force looking for all impaired drivers with an emphasis on violators of Arkansas’ Underage DUI Law, which makes it illegal for anyone under age 21 to drive with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .02 or above.
The message is especially important at this time of the year when many more young people are on the road for spring breaks and end-of-school activities such as proms and graduations.
For a young driver, this means one drink is all it takes to be impaired, said Sergeant Copeland. “Impaired driving is not just another traffic offense, it is a serious crime that often causes needless deaths and injuries,” Sergeant Copeland said. “Our message is simple, “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.” If you are over the limit, we will arrest and prosecute you. No exceptions. No excuses.”
Underage drinking laws in all 50 states make it illegal for those under age 21 to consume any amount of alcohol. For more information on the campaign, contact the Arkansas Highway Safety Office at 501-618-8136 or visit www.TrafficSafetyMarketing.gov.
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Earlier this spring I built a 338 RUM on a Mk V action. After some testing I found 2 loads to try. I am shooting the 300Berger EOL out of a 30 inch Jury barrel. My 2 loads that look good are 91.5grns of N570 and 97.0grns of RL 33. Both are seated at 3.915 with Fed 215 primers and Bertram brass. The N570 gives me 2844 with an ES of 6and SD of 3. RL 33 gives me 2888 and an ES of 10 and an SD of 4.4. N570 gave me .527 and RL 33 >392. Both really good which load would you guys choose given the info.. One other thing when I tested loads I used Fed 215s but I think I used Rem 9.5 when I chrono'd will that change velocity much.


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Fed Square is Melbourne’s focal point for arts, architecture, culture, nature and is the beating heart of the City of Melbourne.
Home to The Edge, ACMI, The Koori Heritage Trust, Ian Potter Museum, renowned restaurants and bars and of course, Zinc, Fed Square is widely recognised as Melbourne’s “town Square”.
This natural meeting place serves as the gateway to Melbourne’s famous sporting and entertainment precinct including the MCG, Melbourne Park and AAMI Park. It is also the link between the Arts precinct (NGV, Arts Centre Melbourne, Melbourne Theatre Company, Melbourne Recital Centre and ACCA) and the city itself.
Sitting on the river level, with its prime Yarra River frontage, sweeping parkland and city views, Zinc’s unparalleled setting is equal parts breathtaking and accessible.
Those commuting by train, tram, taxi or foot can take a short stroll along the river on Princes Walk, admiring the views of some of Melbourne’s most treasured landmarks – Princes Bridge, the Arts Centre spire, Royal Botanical Gardens, Birrarung Marr, historic Boathouse row and Fed Square.
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Although not as “charismatic” to many people as mammals, insects make up the largest group in the phylum known as arthropods (spineless animals with an exterior skeleton) and have many members that are beneficial to humans, from bees to silkworms.
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The Delta State Police Command has arrested suspected criminals in different locations of the state.
Among the criminal suspects are: armed robbers, killer herders believed to to be responsible for the murder of a father and his children at a boundary between Delta and Edo States; Cultists and kidnappers.
Delta State Ag.Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Edafe Bright,in a Statement,said:” On March 27,sequel to the protest staged by farmers of Abraka and Umutu, over herders killings and destruction of their farm lands and crops.
The DPOs of Abraka and Umutu led patrol teams/Department of State Service(DSS)operatives and vigilante men of Ethiope East and Ukwuani Local Government Areas mobilized and embarked on a joint operation to government Reserved land Obiaruku, where suspected killer herders are believed to be hiding with a view to arresting the suspected killer herders and bring the incessant kidnap and killings to an end in the area. The suspects on sighting the police engaged the police in a gun duel,but they were repelled by the teams, during the gun duel, some of the hoodlums escaped with gunshot injuries. “However, four suspects, lucky Eduvire age, 31 freedom uguru,33, Enita Omogware, 38, Henry Blessing Of, 25, were arrested and three motorcycles recovered. Manhunt for the fleeing suspects is on going.
“On the same day at about 0815hrs, Rapid Response Squad operatives after series of intelligence gathering, and cultivation of informant, which has been helpful in policing Delta state, raided a hideout behind Ibori Golf Asaba and arrested suspects who deals in illicit drugs. The suspects are: Sunday Nwankwo ,22, and Endurance Okwute ,19, all behind Ibori Golf Asaba. A search warrant was executed in their houses, some quantity of weeds suspected to be Indian hemp and other substances suspected to be cocaine and other illicit drugs were recovered. Investigation is ongoing.
“The command has been on the constant trail of those suspected to have murdered , Austin Emu in Kwale, and ever since the incidence, constant investigation has been ongoing, series of intelligence gathering with a view to arrest those responsible for the dastardly act. On March 28, at about 3.30 am , detectives from Kwale acting on intelligence arrested ,Odili Opochi, alleged to have be among who murdered the said Austin Emu, President of Anti-Cult Delta State. The suspect has confessed and gave useful information on his involvement. Manhunt for other members of the gang is ongoing.
“On the same day at about 11:am The Divisional Police officer ‘A’ Division Warri, CSP T.Y Mahmud, mobilized police operatives and raided a black spot at Panapina by NPA Warri, where Henry Sekodi, 35, (aka Ayama )from Gbekebor community Burutu LGA was arrested. The suspect who confessed to be a member of Hartlust Confraternity also confessed his activities in collecting ransom from people some time in 2018, other cult members mentioned included:Terry Alfred, Kewie, Moses Kaide,who is the leader of Hartlust Confraternity. Effort is being intensified with a view to arresting other members of the gang.
“Gabriel Mayuku, of No. 11 Adawurere Street Off New Road,Sapele ,came to station and reported that on March 26, one of his brothers, Daniel Mayuku, 45, while on transit from Oghara to Mosogar,along Benin/Warri Expressway, where one Mercedez Benz with registration number,GRA 757 XA failed brake and hit a lorry with number plate: SMK 299 YC, which was directly behind his brother’s tricycle and the lorry in turn hit his brother’s tricycle from behind and the rider of the tricycle died on the spot while the drivers of the two Lorries took to their heels, abandoning their trucks. A team of traffic personnel were mobilized to scene of the accident where Photographs of the body was taken and the accident vehicles have been removed to the station while the body has been taken to Oghara General Hospital mortuary for autopsy. Effort to arrest the fleeing suspects is ongoing”.


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Then came one of the seven angels who had the seven bowls full of the seven last plagues, and spoke to me, saying, "Come, I will show you the Bride, the wife of the Lamb."
And in the Spirit he carried me away to a great, high mountain, and showed me the holy city Jerusalem coming down out of heaven from God,
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Ischemic stroke is the main cause of physical disability in adults and as much as half of stroke survivors also suffer from cognitive impairments [1
]. Although this type of disability is not as noticeable as the motor handicap, it can have a more devastating impact on social functioning than the most frequent motor symptoms, such as hemiparesis. The post-stroke cognitive disability seriously affects quality of life [2
]. Moreover, even mild to moderate severity stroke leads to cognitive impairment three months after stroke [3
]. Over 60% of stroke survivors will have some degree of cognitive dysfunction, and a third will develop dementia. Conversely, on autopsy, over a third of dementia cases have significant vascular pathology. Vascular cognitive impairment can occur alone or in association with Alzheimer’s disease (AD), with the most severe cognitive impairment observed in those with both pathologies. Anatomic brain changes in vascular cognitive impairment include parenchymal lesions (infarcts and haemorrhages in particular) and the vascular lesions from which they arise [4
]. One of the available studies observed differences in plasma and brain fatty acid profiles between patients with AD, mild cognitive impairment (MCI), and those with no cognitive impairment [5
The fatty acids status has already been investigated and proven to be related to the cognitive functions in healthy subjects [6
]. However, there is limited information regarding the role of FFAs in the cognitive outcome in stroke patients. In the neuropathological examination unsaturated fatty acid metabolism dysregulation was observed in the brains of patients with varying degrees of Alzheimer pathology. This referred to such FFAs as linoleic acid, linolenic acid, docosahexaenoic acid, eicosapentaenoic acid, oleic acid, and arachidonic acid [7
]. In the Framingham Heart Study, the top quartile of plasma DHA and fish intake was associated with a reduction of all-cause dementia and development of AD during 9.1 years of follow-up period [8
]. On the other hand, the fatty fish intake was not found to be connected with the cognitive performance in the six-year observation [9
]. Other authors presented the results of an observation with a follow-up period of 35 years. They showed that there was no association between n3 FFAs and the risk of AD, but patients with higher proportions of saturated fatty acids (SFA) were at a lower risk of developing AD [10
]. No association between n3 PUFAs and AD was also observed by other authors [11
]. In a study where FFAs intake was assessed with the use of nutritional questionnaire, the authors indicated a lower risk of AD with an increasing intake of n3 PUFAs such as DHA and EPA [12
]. Dietary intake of n-6 fatty acids was connected with better cognitive functions, but such an observation was not elucidated for other FFAs [13
]. Higher levels of omega-6 FFAs consumption including AA were reported to be associated with an increased risk of dementia [14
]. Such contradictory and ambiguous observations can be explained by cognitive dysfunction being a complex, chronic, and multifactorial process, especially in the most common types of dementia connected with neurodegenerative pathology, vascular origin or both.
An important public health problem such as dementia is related to another significant component of public health research, namely human nutrition. The appropriate level of fatty acids results mainly from proper nutrition. To date, a number of studies have analysed the impact of FFAs on the pathogenesis and risk of stroke, but there are limited data available regarding the role of FFAs in the pathogenesis of cognitive dysfunctions in stroke patients. The aim of the study was to analyse a potential link between the nutritional influence reflected by the distribution of FFAs with the cognitive outcome and prognosis in the follow-up. To our knowledge, this is the first study to have investigated the associations between certain FFAs and the cognitive functions assessed with neuropsychological tools in patients seven days after the stroke onset and six months later.
and Table 3
present the statistically significant associations between free fatty acids measured on 7th day and results of CVLT test performed on 7th day post-stroke and after 6 months respectively. The scores are given as sten values. First, the associations between the levels of FFAs and CVLT test results obtained on the 7th day after stroke were analysed (Table 2
). We observed significant direct correlations regarding AA and EPA. The negative correlations were detected in ALA, C18:4 n3 stearidonic acid (SDA) and C23:0 tricosanoic acid. Linolenic acid, EPA and C20:4n6 arachidonic acid were significantly associated with one or two tasks of CVLT test, while SDA and C23:0 tricosanoic acid were positively associated with most parts of the analysed test. We did not find any significant associations with regard to List B of CVLT and any of the analysed FFAs. nor did we find any significant correlations regarding other analysed FFAs on the 7th day.
The analysis of correlations between FFAs and CVLT test results in the follow-up after 6 months is presented in Table 3
. Four fatty acids including C18:3n6 gamma linoleic acid (GLA) and SDA were directly correlated with LDCR task. C14:0 myristic acid and C14:1 myristolenic acids were negatively correlated with list A task of CVLT test, while ALA was negatively associated with three tasks of CVLT test. We did not detect any significant associations with regard to List B and semantic clustering of CVLT and any of FFAs. No significant correlations were observed regarding other analysed FFAs and CVLT test performed after 6 months.
presents a cascade of C18:3n3 linolenic acid (LA) metabolism to clarify the stages that are correlated with the results of CVLT. When taken together, the results obtained in the initial and the follow-up neuropsychological assessments indicated consistent associations in metabolic sequences of LA, GLA, and AA.
shows the correlations between FFAs and certain neuropsychological tests results obtained 7 days after stroke: Trail Making Test (TMT) tasks A and B, Stroop Dots Trail tasks A and B (SDT A and SDT B), Digit Span Test (DST) and Verbal Fluency Test (VFT). The results of the majority of these tests were directly associated with C14:0 myristic acid and C14:1 myristolenic acid. TMT test (task A) and Stroop Dots Trail test (task A) results were correlated with only one fatty acid i.e., C18:1 vaccinic acid (direct association). Digit Span Test (forward and backward) results were directly associated with 14:0 myristic acid, C14:1 myristolenic acid, C15:0 pentadecanoid acid, C17:0 heptadecanoic acid, GLA, while negative associations were observed in C18:1 vaccinic acid and C20:3n3 cis-11-eicosatrienoic acid. Several tasks in the assessment of verbal fluency were directly correlated with C14:0 myristic acid, C14:1 myristolenic acid and only in individual tasks directly associated with C16:0 palmitic acid, C16:1 palmitoleic acid, C17:0 heptadecanoic acid, and negatively correlated with C22:1/C20:1 cis11-eicosanic acid and C20:2 cis-11-eicodienoic acid. TMT task A results were directly and significantly correlated only with C18:1 vaccinic acid. We did not observe any significant associations with regard to VFT-P and any of FFAs. Neither did we identify any significant correlations regarding other analysed FFAs on the 7th day.
In the follow-up examination after 6 months, the study participants were individually and repeatedly assessed with the use of neuropsychological tests (Table 5
). C18:2n6t Linoleic acid was directly associated with the outcomes of SDT and two tasks of VFT. Several FFAs were associated only with individual results while C14:0 myristic acid, C14:1 myristolenic acid and C15:0 pentadecanoid acid were directly associated with the performance in DST and VFT, and task A of SDT. C20:0 arachidic acid and C22:5w3 docosapentaenate were negatively correlated with SDT results. We did not find any significant associations with regard to TMT A, VFT-P and BDST and any of FFAs. We did not detect any significant correlations either regarding other analysed FFAs and tests presented in Table 5
performed after 6 months.
The results of TMT B and SDT B tests performed after 7 days as well as after 6 months did not show significant associations with the levels of analysed free fatty acids. The correlations between FFAs and neuropsychological test scores performed on the 7th day and after 6 months are presented in the graphs as the Figure 2
and Figure 3
No correlations between MOCA test and FFAs levels were found. We additionally compared patients with MOCA test result <26 (group I, n = 35, mean result 22.4, min. 17, max. 25) versus ≥26 points (group II, n = 37, mean result 27.8, min. 26, max. 30) regarding the levels of free fatty acids. However, no statistically significant differences were identified between the two groups. We only detected a trend in the level of C18:1n9 ct oleic acid towards higher values in patients with cognitive impairment (p = 0.058, group I: mean ± SD 23.4 ± 3.87, group II: mean ± SD 21.81 ± 3.42).
We additionally correlated comorbidities with FFAs. We found significant negative correlations between the presence of hypertension and C18:1 vaccinic acid and C18:3n3 linolenic acid (Spearman’s rank correlation r = −0.902 and r = −0.942, respectively), diabetes was correlated with C14:0 myristic acid (r = −0.816) and C22:2 cis-docodienoic acid (r = 0.982). Coronary heart disease, thyroid disease (hypothyroidism), smoking and alcohol consumption were not found to be correlated with FFAs. The age was negatively correlated with C22:1n9 13 erucic acid (chi2 Pearson’s correlation r = −0.819).
presents the results of neuropsychological tests after 7 days and 6 months later.
In Table 7
, there is presented a comparison of FFAs between stroke and control group.
The analysis between certain demographic, nutritional factors, comorbidities and neuropsychological is presented in Table 8
(only statistically significant results are presented). Gender, hypothyroidysm and other lipid profile parameters (LDL, total cholesterol and non-HDL presented in mg/dl) were not correlated with any of the neuropsychological tests.
As the first step of our outcome assessment, we analysed the association between FFAs and the results of CVLT test performed on the 7th day after stroke (Table 2
Inverse associations were found between ALA and cognitive performance in certain parts of the CVLT performed both 7 days and 6 months after stroke. This indicates that higher ALA level assessed 7 days after stroke is associated with worse cognitive outcomes at that time and in a longer period of observation, while EPA could be treated as a positive predictor. C18:3n3 α-linolenic acid and C20:5n3 eicosapentaenoic acid are the n3 essential, polyunsaturated fatty acid that constitutes an important part of the Mediterranean diet, which has been proven to decrease the risk of cardiovascular disorders including stroke, mild cognitive impairment and neurodegenerative diseases. Being connected with vascular pathology, the cerebral white matter hyperintensities (WMH) correlate with the risk of cerebrovascular episodes and dementia. DHA level is significantly lower in MCI and AD patients, and lower serum EPA/AA ratio is associated with the progression of the white matter hyperintensities [30
]. Dietary DHA and its metabolites may decrease amyloid-β apoptosis and oxidative stress that may have pathogenetic importance in AD patients [32
]. Moreover, higher levels of DHA are connected with a decreased risk of all-cause dementia [8
]. In a small sample size of 13 subjects, the n3 intake was reported to improve cerebral perfusion in patients with mild cognitive impairment [33
]. The cognitive performance in the elderly patients was also found to be positively associated with the total n3 PUFAs by Baierle M. et al. but the CVLT was not implemented in their study [6
]. On the other hand, n3 fatty acids intake was not proven to affect the incidence of dementia in the meta-analysis [34
]. In the analysis of the brain tissue of AD patients, DHA was significantly elevated in comparison to healthy brains [36
]. The role of n3 PUFAs in cognitive disorders may result from a further conversion to eicosanoids—the anti-inflammatory lipid mediators. The role of inflammatory metabolites of n3 PUFAs may be observed in the pathogenesis of both vascular and degenerative cognitive disorders [37
]. Our study results which indicate a negative correlation of ALA with cognitive functions could be interpreted regarding further interesting findings (Figure 1
)—C18:3n6 gamma linoleic acid was positively correlated with the cognitive outcome in the CVLT after six months. ALA is a substrate for GLA which is subsequently elongated to C20:3n6 eicosatrienoic acid and then to C20:4n6 arachidonic acid [38
]. It can be suggested that lower levels of ALA may be a consequence of GLA synthesis, which may affect further inflammatory cascade within the inflammatory metabolites of AA i.e., eicosanoids. Such a presumption was also confirmed by the increased AA synthesis observed in our study. In one animal study, ALA supplementation was shown to improve hippocampal neurons survival, memory and spatial learning after ischemic stroke [39
]. Otherwise, there is limited information in the available literature regarding the role of ALA and EPA in cognitive outcomes in stroke patients.
Beside the CVLT, other neuropsychological tests were also applied on the seventh day and six months after stroke. Our study subjects were neuropsychologically assessed with the use of Trail Making Test tasks A and B, Stroop Dots Trail tasks A and B, Digit Span Test and Verbal Fluency Test. Higher scores in all but TMT and SDT tests indicated better cognitive outcomes in certain aspects of cognitive functions. The results of most of these tests were directly associated with C14:0 myristic acid and C14:1 myristolenic acid, and these acids seemed to have the strongest direct relationship with the cognitive performance in stroke survivors but only in the initial assessments. The associations between SFAs and follow-up tests results (CVLT and SDT A) indicate that these acids are negative predictors of cognition in the longer run. In the available literature SFAs were mainly reported as positively associated with AD, total dementia, MCI and cognitive decline, while their inverse relationship with AD, although less documented, was still recorded as significant [40
]. SFA-rich diet can disrupt the blood-brain-barrier (BBB) in the animal model, which can disrupt synapses, increase the development of amyloid angiopathy and impair cognition [41
]. So, the follow-up tests results in our study are consistent with the outcomes observed by other authors. The only differences between the available data and our results were detected in the initial examination and may be connected with the fact that previous studies focused mainly on AD with no analyses of the acute phase of stroke, while there are differences in the long-term pathogenesis of neurodegenerative disorders and stroke. Moreover, in this study cognitive functions were examined early after stroke and in the follow-up setting, which had not been examined to such extent before and which allowed us to observe interesting relationships. Other authors showed that SFAs, including C14:0 myristic acid, were inversely correlated with the cognitive performance in the elderly patients but their analysis included only 45 subjects. The cognition was assessed with the use of several neuropsychological tests including Verbal Fluency, Word List Memory, Trail Making Test, however, the CVLT was not applied in their study [6
]. A potential role of SFAs in cognitive function was shown in the AD: palmitic acid was recorded to be involved in the amyloid plaque formation by triggering the production of Aβ peptide [42
]. SFAs increase the level of LDL-C in the blood and may lead to the development of atherosclerosis. Increased severity of atherosclerosis may contribute to vascular dementia which is one of the factors responsible for the neuropsychological status. The positive association of SFAs with cognition in our study in the early phase of stroke, but negative relationships in the follow-up examination, may potentially differ pathogenetically as we can observe different pathogenetic influence in the acute phase of stroke and over a longer period. Our findings may also differ from the outcomes obtained in non-stroke patients. On the other hand, we detected a negative role of SFAs in cognitive performance in the follow-up examination with CVLT and SDT A after six months, which is consistent with the findings cited above. Some shortcomings of this study should be acknowledged. Firstly, our study did not include patient differentiation according to the pathogenetic background of their cognitive deficits. A detailed neuropsychological diagnosis could be included in the design to address this limitation. Moreover, the neuropsychological assessments performed on the seventh day post-stroke could be inaccurate as they might be interpreted as an acute brain damage. The analysis after six months of follow-up period, however, is undoubtedly the study advantage.
C18:1 vaccinic acid was the only fatty acid which showed direct association with TMT A and SDT A results thereby indicating worse psychomotor activity, concentration and visuo-spatial search. This FFA was found to be negatively associated with backwards repeating in Digit Span Test, which suggests its ambiguous role in predicting the working memory. In a limited number of studies available, no differences were identified in serum vaccinic acid level between AD patients and controls [43
]. There are no available data regarding vaccinic acid and cognitive outcome in stroke patients.
In addition to the above-mentioned results, the neuropsychological assessment was carried out again after six months. In the follow-up examination, a direct relationship was found between C18:2n6t linoleic acid and the results of Digit Span Test and two tasks of Verbal Fluency Test, which suggests its prominent and positive role in preserving the cognitive functions in a longer time span. The tests outcomes indicated better access to working and long-term memory, enhanced efficiency in extracting information from long-term memory and increased efficiency of executive functions and memory searching strategies. This FA belongs to the PUFA n6 group that are supposed to be negatively connected with the cognitive functions, however, the opposite activity was also observed by other authors [13
]. Alas, such information regarding stroke patients is yet to be confirmed and published. More of the available evidence indicates the role of n6 to n3 PUFA ratio in the cognitive dysfunctions [44
]. Other studies did not report any differences of this FA in AD patients compared to controls [43
]. Observations presented by other authors differ from our results, but it should be emphasised that we investigated a specific group of stroke survivors and similar analyses have not been presented yet. The other analysed FFAs were associated only with individual results in the follow-up examination, but three of them should be mentioned as they were also significantly associated with the neuropsychological tests in the first assessment, seven days post-stroke. C14:0 myristic acid, C14:1 myristolenic acid and C15:0 pentadecanoid acid were directly associated with the results of Digit Span Test and Verbal Fluency assessments made on the seventh day and task A of Stroop Dots Trial carried out after six months. On the other hand, in the follow-up examination, C20:0 arachidic acid and C22:5w3 docosapentaenate were negatively correlated with Stroop Dots Trial, which indicates the beneficial influence on cognitive outcome and their potentially positive role in promoting neuroplasticity. The role of SFAs in the cognitive dysfunctions presented by other authors was discussed above.
It is also noteworthy that C24:1 nervonic acid was not related to any aspects of cognitive functions in our patients at any of the assessment points. This fatty acid was demonstrated to be an important part of biosynthesis of myelin. The oil rich in nervonic acid increases the synthesis of proteolipid protein, sphingomyelin, myelin basic protein and myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein [46
There can also be a confounding effect of comorbidities on FFAs and neuropsychological tests, which was presented in Table 8
. This especially refers to age, CHD, hypertension, BMI, and diabetes that are associated with nutritional background in patients and are potential risk factors of vascular dementia.
We detected slightly lower levels of C18:1n9 ct oleic acid in the subjects with normal results in MOCA test compared to the other patients (p
= 0.058). There is limited information regarding its role in the cognitive functions in humans. In the analysis of FFAs distribution in the brain tissue of AD patients the level of C18:1n9 ct oleic acid was recorded to remain unaltered [35
]. MOCA test is used as a clinical screening tool but it does not indicate particular cognitive deficits as opposed to the other tests applied in our study.
The percentage of fatty acids was compared between the study group and the control group (Table 7
). In the studied group of patients with stroke, higher concentrations of acids such as C18: 1 vaccinic acid, C16: 0 palmitic acid, GLA, C18: 3n6 gamma linoleic acid were observed, while lower concentrations of ALA or C20: 3n3 cis-11-eicosatrienoic acid. In this study, however, we focused on the analysis of fatty acids in relation to cognitive functions. The relationship between fatty acids between patients with stroke and the control group indicates the importance of the metabolic pathways of FFAs in stroke patients and requires further research [29
On the basis of the obtained results, we can suggest that a diet rich in n6 PUFA and n3 PUFA may have a positive effect on cognitive functions in patients after stroke. This is especially true of consuming seeds and oils such as flaxseed oil, chia seeds, green soybeans and soybean oil, avocado, whole wheat products, oatmeal or nuts, especially walnuts. An additional dietary factor that positively influences cognitive functions in this group of patients seems to be limiting the consumption of SFAs. It particularly applies to products such as whole-fat dairy products or red meat. Our findings in some aspects confirm the beneficial effects of MIND (Mediterranean-DASH Intervention for Neurodegenerative Delay) diet, but on the biochemical level. This diet was proved to have beneficial effects in cognitive decline and decreases the risk of developing dementia [47
Several limitations of our study should be acknowledged and they include a lack of relation to neuroimaging and the size of infarction as we were chiefly concentrated on the assessment of the cognitive functions. Next, we had no information regarding the factors that could affect patients’ cognitive performance during the follow-up period. Another limitation refers to the follow-up neuropsychological examination which was performed only in 41 patients out of the initial group of 72, which resulted from the fact that patients did not respond to our invitation to the follow-up neuropsychological examination. We are aware of the low number of participants, so our conclusions should be interpreted as a novel, pilot study.
We demonstrated several significant associations between certain FFAs and cognitive functions in stroke survivors and we discussed cognitive changes detectable in the follow-up examination six months after the acute phase of stroke. In clinical practice, post-stroke dementia should not be diagnosed directly after stroke. Therefore, in our study, the neuropsychological assessment was carried out six months post-stroke, which allowed for the exclusion of the potential impact of confounders resulting from the acute brain damage. However, FFAs are involved both in the stroke pathogenesis and in the cognitive functions so their role in the neuropsychological aspects of these two parallel processes is also interesting in the acute phase of stroke. Moreover, the long-term cognitive outcome is related to the acute-phase cognitive status and has been documented to be affected by FFAs in both periods. In addition, the same FFAs may exert diverse effects in the acute phase and in the long-term observation, which was detected regarding SFAs. Therefore, the role of FFAs in the acute phase of stroke cognition also needs further studies. Future investigations should also take into consideration any potential associations between FFAs, their inflammatory metabolites and the cognitive performance in stroke survivors.
We suggest that FFAs and thus dietary aspects can have an impact on the development of dementia in a complex and chronic process of multifactorial interactions. This especially refers to a diet rich in n6 PUFA, n3 PUFA, and limiting the consumption of SFAs. The role of FFAs in the pathogenesis of dementia may result from direct effects on lipid metabolism, the impact on atherosclerosis or interactions with inflammatory mediators. Fatty acids are the substrates in the metabolic pathways of the inflammatory derivatives. The n-3 fatty acids are metabolised into the lipid mediators through the cyclooxygenase (COX) and lipooxygenase (LOX) pathways. The specialised pro-resolving lipid mediators (SPMs) have anti-inflammatory properties and can be involved in the maintenance of the neuroinflammatory status and may affect the cognitive functions. EPA gives rise to such SPM as resolvin E series including resolvin E1, E2, and E3, while DHA is converted to maresins, protectins, and resolvin D-series [48
]. On the other hand, most of the eicosanoids formed from arachidonic acid such as prostaglandin E2, leukotriene B4, and thromboxane A2 are pro-inflammatory, whereas lipoxins have anti-inflammatory, pro-resolving properties [29
]. Such complex interactions of these metabolic pathways need further studies regarding the impact of FFAs on cognition in stroke patients.


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Last April I sat in a room full of incredible editors and publishers, listening as they pitched incredible ideas for books that could come from (in)courage. I was in love. I was learning so much from all of these wonderfully wise men and women who worked in a field I dreamed of being part of one day.
I had no idea that God was preparing me for my final project for (in)courage.
Like in college, this was a big one. The culmination of everything I loved to do packaged together. Connecting with friends and writers to invite them to be part of the story. Reading, editing and making their words shine. Managing a project that exceeded it’s deadlines and glorified God in the most beautiful way.
I may no longer work for (in)courage, but this book is incredibly important to me. As the managing editor for this book, I have poured over each of the 30 articles more times than I can count. I have prayed for the writers and the readers for months. And even when everything felt like it was falling apart with my job, this book brought me joy.
It’s truly what (in)courage has always been to me – a place where women can come together to share their stories and be real with one another. It’s where God comes first and everything points back to Him.
Arriving on January 10th, meet the first (in)courage book! Craving Connection: 30 Challenges for Real-Life Engagement brings together 30 articles on connecting with God, friends, and community from writers you know & love, and some new voices, too.
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CORONA — Serra coach Scott Altenberg had some high praise for the Corona Centennial offense before his team’s CIF-Southern Section Pac-5 Division first-round matchup against the Huskies.
“It’s unreal,” Altenberg said before the game. “It’s like a video game.”
The Cavaliers took their turn in joining Centennial on those offensive controllers on Friday night.
Serra and Centennial battled in an offensive showcase, which resulted in a 68-64 victory for the Huskies in a first-round game at Centennial.
The Huskies will face Mater Dei in the quarterfinals.
Khalil Tate put on a show for the Cavaliers, but costly mistakes ended up costing him and his teammates.
None were more costly than the final one. Serra (8-3) faced a fourth-and-9 at the Centennial 14-yard line with about three minutes to play and trailing by four.
Tate dropped back to pass and his pass was intercepted by the Huskies’ Chacho Ulloa.
It was Tate’s fourth interception of the game and sixth turnover — he also had two fumbles.
But the Cavaliers wouldn’t have been in that position had it not been for Tate, who accounted for eight total touchdowns.
The only time Tate didn’t account for a score was when Malik Roberson ran for a 1-yard touchdown with 7:07 left in the game to put Serra ahead 64-61.
Centennial (9-2) responded when J.J. Taylor ran for a 1-yard score of his own — the eventual game-winning touchdown — two minutes later.
It was a tough seven days for Serra, which lost a coin flip that resulted in it receiving the third seed out of the Mission League.
It got even tougher when the Cavaliers learned they would be without the services of star defensive end Rasheem Green, who suffered a torn meniscus last week against Loyola.
Drawing a trip to Corona to face the Huskies poured salt on the wound.
Serra had a tough time stopping Centennial receiver Javon McKinley, who caught four touchdown passes and returned a kickoff for a score.
With the loss, the Cavaliers’ winning streak was snapped at four.
Serra had won nine of its past 10 postseason contests entering the game. It is now riding a two-game postseason losing streak.
This was Serra’s first season participating in the Pac-5 playoffs. The Cavaliers were previously in the Western Division, and before that the Northwest Division. Serra claimed CIF-SS titles in 2009, 2010 and 2012.


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Topic-urbanization, their problems and their remedies.
3) “Smart Cities are the incubators of the New Urban India” . Evaluate(250 words)
Why this question:
The article provides for an assessment of Multi -Pronged Approach to Urban Transformation in India.
Key demand of the question:
The answer must evaluate the significance of Smart Cities in the development of new urban India. Smart cities are virtue with efficient use of resources; cooperative and competitive federalism; integration, innovation and sustainability; technology and inclusiveness.
Evaluate – When you are asked to evaluate, you have to pass a sound judgement about the truth of the given statement in the question or the topic based on evidences. You have to appraise the worth of the statement in question. There is scope for forming a personal opinion here.
Structure of the answer:
Begin with what are smart cities, the critical components such as livability, economic ability and sustainability.
Discuss the following :
- How smart cities help achieve the objective of promoting cities that provide core infrastructure and give a decent quality of life to its citizens, a clean and sustainable environment and application of ‘Smart’ Solutions”.
- Discuss the concept of New urban India, link it to the development of Smart cities.
- what needs to be done to overcome the present challenges.
Conclude with optimism, that smart cities are stepping stones to New urban India, they would aid to achieve sustainable growth, make cities more livable & safer with clean air, adequate infrastructure, reliable utilities & opportunities for learning .

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Rihanna – Drake – The couple Rihanna – Drake doesn’t hide anymore to the flashes of cameras. “She’s the girl that I love since I have 22 years.” said Drake, while presenting the Michael Jackson Vanguard Award during the MTV VMA in Madison Square Garden, New York. This prestigious award honored the careers of artists like Madonna, Beyoncé and Kanye West. This year, MTV chose to pay homage to the pop star from Barbados. And who better to Drake can praise Rihanna? And what better time to declare his love for the singer? The couple Rihanna – Drake is now really official. A couple who loves music, but also motorbike.
After several stops of their relationship, at the beginning of 2016 the couple Rihanna – Drake consolidated its love. Thanks to the release of the single and the video of Work. During the filming of the music video, the couple Rihanna – Drake drove a beautiful Superbike. The singer mini-dress delights the eyes of all bikers. The 28 years-old Rihanna seemed very happy at the back of the powerful BMW on the streets of Miami, Florida. The beauty of Barbados showed a helmet with flame, while Drake wore a helmet with skull print. In short, the couple Rihanna – Drake could be part of a biker gang.
A BMW S 1000 RR for the couple Rihanna – Drake
The couple Rihanna-Drake’s motorbike was a BMW S 1000 RR in Racing Red color. The new S 1000 RR engine has 199 HP (146 kW), 6 HP more than the earlier model. The new S 1000 RR is faster and more agile. Weighs 204 kg and so it is lighter than 4 pounds compared to the earlier model. Moreover, a new muffler and engine revisited equip it. They offer more midrange torque. Also improved the power curve and many other details. The RR is a real Superbike, also in design. The tail is very sharp and it has a clean design. The silhouette and overall shapes are perfectly harmonized. For the latter along the entire bike, BMW redesigned every detail, including the headlight, where there has been a greater symmetry. And then we must say that Rihanna adds that bit of sex appeal that must not fail.


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A deleted tweet accused Labour of being 'racist'
A BBC Panorama documentary called “Is Labour anti-Semitic” was aired by the BBC tonight, ahead of the release senior Labour figureheads were accused by whistleblowers of undermining efforts to investigate anti-Semitism. A total of three Labour peers had resigned the whip in protest against what they perceived to be a failure to deal with anti-Semitism in the party. The now deleted tweet said: “There we have it folks, proof if any was needed that the Labour Party IS institutionally racist and will be until Corbyn and his cronies go #EnoughIsEnough #Panorama.”
TalkRadio Political Editor Ross Kempsell later tweeted: “Understand from Labour source that the Labour Press twitter account was hacked,” this was later confirmed by the account itself.
The Guardian reported the BBC had seen 700 emails from the complaints process, one of which saw director of communications Seumas Milne say according to the documentary: “Something’s going wrong, and we’re muddling up political disputes with racism. I think going forward we need to review where and how we’re drawing the line.”
However, Labour have hit back at the public broadcaster accusing it of “deliberate and malicious representations designed to mislead the public” and of “selective quotation to change meaning”.
The Opposition party claim the full email actually read: “But if we’re more than very occasionally using disciplinary action against Jewish members for anti-Semitism, something’s going wrong, and we’re muddling up political disputes with racism.”
Brexit: John Mann claims Labour policy 'still unclear'
A total of eight former Labour officials spoke to Panorama, four of whom have signed non-disclosure-agreements (NDAs) on the subject matter of anti-Semitism.
The documentary alleged complaints of anti-Semitism had dramatically increased since Jeremy Corbyn became party leader almost four years ago.
The broadcast suggested there were disagreements within the party on what actually constitutes as anti-Semitism.
A Labour spokesman had said: "We completely reject any claim that the Labour Party is anti-Semitic.
"Labour is taking decisive action against anti-Semitism, doubling the number of staff dedicated to dealing with complaints and cases.
"It appears these disaffected former officials include those who have always opposed Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, worked to actively undermine it, and have both personal and political axes to grind.
"This throws into doubt their credibility as sources.”
They claimed that after Jennie Forby became general secretary the rate case were dealt with “increased more than four-fold”.
Posting on his website, the Labour leader also stated: “Labour is an anti-racist party to its core and has a long and proud history of standing against racism, including anti-Semitism.
“I have campaigned against racism all my life and the Jewish community has been at the heart of the Labour party and progressive politics in Britain for more than a hundred years.
“There is no place for anti-semitism or any form of racism in the Labour party, or anywhere in society, and we will make sure that our party is a welcoming home to members of all communities.”
A BBC spokesman has defended the corporation’s programme: "The programme adheres to the BBC's editorial guidelines.
"In line with those, the Labour Party has been given the opportunity to respond to the allegations."
A spokesman man for the Jewish Labour Movement meanwhile said: "After seeing tonight's programme, no one can doubt that Labour is institutionally racist against Jews.
"Revelations this evening are a vindication of our decision to refer the Labour Party to the Equalities and Human Rights Commission, who are now investigating the party for institutional racism."