Hi! I'm Siobhan, a photographer based in San Diego, CA. I invite you to make an investment, in your life journey, captured in timeless portraits for you and everyone you love. Each photo session is personalized and unique.
BFA in photography Pasadena's Art Center College of Design in California.
Professor in the photography department San Diego City College.
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Fashion Photography is a very competitive field where Siobhan Gazur stands out with her unique vision, keen eye for detail and dedication to achieve her client's brand goal. She is San Diego based fashion photographer who specializes in fashion, editorial, advertising, commercial, celebrity and beauty photography taken on location, or in the studio. Her passion for fashion is presented in her model portfolio photography portfolio.
"I love fashion photography, the creative range of fashion photography is endless where you need to go beyond your knowledge, education, influences and move into trusting your intuition and gut to get your vision for the final images right." – said Siobhan.
See Siobhan Gazur Fashion Photography Portfolio to view examples of her style and diversity ranging from fashion photography, beauty photography, editorial photography, lifestyle photography and model portfolio in her photos. Get started with San Diego model portfolio photoshoot and learn more information about the San Diego model portfolio session with Siobhan Gazur, including pricing and preparation for the session. Over the years she has developed a great team of best hair and makeup professionals, stylists, photography assistants to achieve your goals for the photoshoot. Published in Seventeen Magazine, Cosmo Girl and many other fashion campaigns. Siobhan Gazur also teaches Fashion, Fashion Styling at San Diego Mesa College and Portrait photography at San Diego City College. She is top San Diego professional photographer with 20 years experience, specialized in fashion, editorial, advertising, beauty, model portfolio. Contact Siobhan Gazur to schedule fashion or model portfolio photography session.
Headshots are there to identify you, to serve as your introduction, to connect with people and convey to them who you are. Beyond headshots, Siobhan Gazur Photography specializes in Environmental Portraits which are there to tell a story about you and your company. Your portrait represents you, and the brand you want to represent. We will jointly collaborate to identify all brand attributes you want to achieve in your headshot portrait photography. Over the years I have developed a great team of best hair and makeup professionals, stylists, photography assistants who are added during the photoshoot depending on your branding needs.
"In our digital, or printed world, in most cases your headshots, or environmental portraits, is your first impression and I am dedicated to make this first impression count." – Said Siobhan.
See Siobhan Gazur Headshots Photography Portfolio to view samples of her work. Get started with headshots photography and learn more information about San Diego headshots photography session with Siobhan Gazur, including pricing and preparation for the photoshoot. Contact Siobhan Gazur to schedule a headshots photography session.
Take the opportunity of lifetime to tap into 20 years of fine art photography experience and learn the secrets of Timeless Photography and take your photography to the next level. San Diego photography workshops will help you advance your portrait, fashion and lifestyle photography. San Diego photography lessons include lectures, demonstrations with interesting and specific assignments for you to create artwork which is moving, timeless, and stirs emotion in the viewer now and in the future.
Get more information about San Diego Photography Classes with Siobhan Gazur, including pricing and workshops types. Contact Siobhan Gazur to schedule a photography class.
Fine art children photography sessions are perfect way to capture the many milestones of your child's life. Get your children out to the beach, park or preserve for a photography session where she can capture your child's expressions as they naturally are.
"Child's portraits are amazing, you can really see how they change year after year. I try to capture their personalities in any environment – new places where they wonder around, explore and invent new things, or in familiar places where they feel relaxed, comfortable and at home. The range of expressions is endless this is why I love photographing children – they are full of surprises." – said Siobhan.
See Siobhan Gazur Children Photography Portfolio to view samples of her work. Get started with children photography and learn more information about San Diego children photography session with Siobhan Gazur, including pricing and preparation for the photoshoot. Contact Siobhan Gazur to schedule a children photography session.
Get your family together for a fun family photography session at one of our San Diego beaches, beautiful parks, preserves, or the comfort of your own home. Personalized sessions with Siobhan Gazur will tell your family's story for generations. In her San Diego family photography Siobhan seeks to capture in her portraits more than just the physical appearance.
"Mind and heart are inexplicably linked. If you may capture either – optimally both – you have created a legacy for the client and yourself" said Siobhan.
See Siobhan Gazur Family Photography Portfolio to view examples of her style and diversity of her photos. Get started with your family portraits and learn more information about the San Diego family photography session with Siobhan Gazur, including pricing and preparation for the photoshoot. One of the great benefits of living in San Diego is pacific ocean and those incredible picture perfect sunsets for San Diego family beach photography. Siobhan knows all the best San Diego beach portrait locations, including San Diego North County beaches that are perfect places for photography sessions. Siobhan Gazur is one of the best San Diego family photographers, with 20 years experience, who also teaches photography in San Diego City College. Contact Siobhan to schedule a family photography session.
Capturing you the way you want to remember your pregnancy with soulful and inspirational photography you will always treasure in the studio or on-location. San Diego offers the best sunset beach photography, to capture your special time of your life, before welcoming your baby in this beautiful world. During your pregnancy you are the most beautiful and maternity photography is the best way to capture this magical time forever.
"Woman during pregnancy are so beautiful. I love to capture their glow, their energy, love and excitement of bringing new life to this beautiful world and present them with amazing maternity portraits." – said Siobhan.
See Siobhan Gazur Maternity Photography Portfolio to view examples of her fine art maternity photography. Siobhan understands your pregnancy needs, she is a mother, who has experienced this wonderful time of her life and the challenges you face during this time. Since the birth of her daughter she celebrates her by taking a photo each day of her child's life – you can follow her on Instagram Siobhan Gazur Photography to experience her child's journey. Siobhan is one of the most inspirational San Diego pregnancy photographers. Get started with pregnancy photography and learn more information about San Diego maternity photography session with Siobhan Gazur, including pricing and preparation for the photoshoot. She has 20 years experience and teaches photography at San Diego City College. Contact Siobhan Gazur to schedule a maternity photography session.
Picked as TOP 20 Best Newborn Photographers in San Diego. Capture your little bundle of joy by a professional photographer Siobhan Gazur, who can photographer your newborn at your residence or in the studio. Those adorable newborn portrait photos of infants posed in baskets only happen in the first two weeks. Siobhan Gazur has talent needed to capture the timeless photos of your newborn. She has collected a wide range of newborn props, fabrics, blankets that you will have access to during the photoshoot to create the desired photography theme. Beyond the props, newborn photography requires patience, as newborn sessions can take hours – you are on the baby's sleep and feeding time.
"I get so excited when a client calls to take photos of their newborn as I get to meet them usually the first two weeks of their life and it's truly an honor. I always think of them." – said Siobhan.
Newborn photography sessions are mostly about the newborn but she encourages to include mom, dad and siblings for some images. Newborn photography requires special lighting to achieve fine art infant photography. Siobhan can quickly assess the amount of natural lighting and where to add just enough light to achieve memorable photos of your infant. Newborn photography is very popular in San Diego, so please schedule it during your pregnancy. See Siobhan Gazur Newborn Photography Portfolio to view samples of her work. Her number one priority during the photoshoot is safety of your child, all positions of a newborn are natural either awake or asleep. Get started with newborn photography and learn more information about San Diego newborn photography session with Siobhan Gazur, including pricing and preparation for the photoshoot. Contact Siobhan Gazur to schedule a newborn photography session.
I personalize photography services for you.
I strive to bring your idea of a perfect photography session to life.
The truth is, the BEST sessions are all carefully planned and all have clear vision for the photo session.
Before the photoshoot we will meet for a pre-session phone consultation, 15 minutes.
I want to hear about your ideas and desires for the session. We discuss the location, timing, styling for the session and once I have an idea of what you want, I suggest outfits, locations, timing to best achieve your vision.
If you want to take it further, I ask my clients to search the internet for the type of photography they like to pin those images to pinterest.com or email them to me.
Why does this level of planning matter?
The more I know about my client's preferences, about their ideas, the more I can bring your idea of perfect photography to life.
We have had Siobhan take our family photos and then just some of my girls for the past three years now, we LOVE her. She does beautiful work and has a quick turn around.
Siobhan took my maternity photos and I was more than pleased with the pictures and the experience. She made me feel extremely comfortable during the shoot and I ended up with tons of beautiful, unique and breathtaking photos.
I've hired Siobhan to do two pregnancy shoots and our engagements pictures and have thoroughly been impressed with how she captures the mood in all my pictures. She was incredibly professional, and the photos turned out crisp, artistic, and breathtaking.
Our family beach photography in Del Mar with Siobhan was incredible, we took photos just before the sunset and our pictures came out amazing. She has so much patience, and her photography left us speechless.


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The plastic polluters won 2019 – and we're running out of time to stop them
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Further steps have been taken to clean up beaches and seas in 2019 – but much more needs to be done
The beach at Muncar on the island of Java was revolting. The 400-yard wide, mile-long stretch of sand was feet deep in foul-smelling sauce sachets, shopping bags, nappies, bottles and bags, plastic clothes and detergent bottles. Bulldozers had cleared away and buried some of the huge mat of plastic and sand two years ago, but every tide since then had washed up more rubbish from the ocean, and every day tonnes more plastic was washed down the rivers from upstream towns and villages. Now it was fouling the fishing boats' propellers.
"We fear for the future," one elderly woman said. She remembered Muncar only a decade ago as one of the most picturesque towns in Indonesia and a tourist hotspot. "If it carries on like this we will be buried in plastic. We have no choice but to throw plastic into the rivers. Now we are angry. Something must be done," she said.
That was January 2019. One year later, the beach heaves with plastic but the local government, working with well-funded international advisers, a recycling company and an army of volunteer collectors have worked to stem the tide of plastic reaching its beaches. It will cost millions of dollars and take years but Muncar may soon have its sand back.
But this small Indonesian town is the exception. 2019 was, for most of the world, the year the petrochemical industry and giant food, drink and beauty companies locked the world even further into fossil fuels, creating mountains of plastic for communities and future generations to deal with and making it almost too late to keep global temperatures in check.
Ultra-cheap shale gas from the decade-long US fracking boom continued to fuel a surge of billion-dollar investments in new cracking plants that separate ethane from gas to produce ethylene, the building block of most plastic. Since 2010 the petrochemical industry has invested about $200bn, and with $100bn more planned to be spent, plastic production is expected to grow 40% by 2030.
The implications for countries struggling to cope with climate change and thousands of communities fighting tides of plastic are only now being understood. From having little impact on the climate just 20 years ago, the production and disposal of plastic now uses nearly 14% of all the world's oil and gas. Plastic production is expected to grow to 20% by 2050 by which time the industry's climate emissions could rise to 2.75bn tonnes a year and plastic could be driving half of all oil demand growth.
Plastic, says the International Energy Agency, could take up to 15% of the remaining annual carbon budget and make the fast-growing industry the equivalent of the world's fifth largest climate heating country, emitting more than Germany or the UK, twice as much as all African countries and nearly as much as shipping and aviation combined.
Even as anger mounted in 2019 against rich countries' reluctance to act on climate change, it became clear that plastic was big oil's great hope for expansion, and one of the world's leading drivers of climate change. Shell's giant $6bn ethane-cracking plant being built near Pittsburgh, will produce 1.6m tons of plastic a year but is just one of dozens of similar size plants planned for the US, India, China and the Middle East.
Despite UN hand-wringing and corporate pledges, demand for plastics grew a further 3.5% in 2019 and up to 16% in much of Asia. Latest figures suggest 359 m tonnes were produced in 2018. Nearly one-third went to single-use packaging and less than 10% was recycled. The rest went to landfills, was burned in incinerators adding to emissions and increasing air pollution, or was left uncollected, with approximately 8m tons making its way to the sea via rivers.
But 2019 was also the year the worldwide revolt against plastic pollution translated into political and corporate action; when going plastic-free in Europe became trendy and giant food, drink and health companies were shamed. It was the year governments pledged new laws and when hundreds of potential solutions and initiatives were initiated.
Great steps were taken by the public to clean up beaches and seas but in Britain the size of the task was underlined in November when a sperm whale was found on a Scottish beach. An examination of its stomach revealed a 100kg ball of plastic rope, fishing nets, cups, shopping bags, gloves, packing straps, tubing, sachets, bottles and all the waste of the global consumer society. Such beachings were common in 2019, with plastic-filled whales and cetaceans washed up in Wales, the Philippines, Indonesia, Italy and the US.
Rattled by public disgust at the sight of choked animals and soiled coastlines, the packaging industry was forced to respond. Food and drink firms including Unilever, Mars, Danone, Pepsico and Coca-Cola pledged to reduce the amount of virgin plastic they used by 2025 and to increase the amount of recycled plastic. The global commitment on plastic, introduced in late 2018 to get corporations to pledge to use less and recycle more, grew to more than 400 of the world's biggest companies. Together they are responsible for more than 20% of all the plastic packaging produced.
The UK supermarkets Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, Morrisons and Waitrose raced to ditch hard-to-recycle "black" plastic from their ranges and to accelerate the amount of recycled material they use. Asda stated that nearly one-third of its plastic packaging would come from recycled sources by the end of 2020 and all should be recyclable by 2025. Waitrose said it had removed 90% of the 2,291 tonnes of black plastic. Some initiatives were eye-catching: Tesco pledged to remove 1bn pieces of plastic from products for sale in UK stores by the end of 2020.
Sir David Attenborough detected a cultural change, telling the Glastonbury crowds that the world was changing its habits on plastic. But he may have been wrong. Greenpeace and the Environment Investigations Agency showed that more plastic than ever was put on shop shelves in 2019 and only Waitrose, Tesco and Sainsbury's of the 10 biggest chains marginally reduced the amounts they used. Plastic water bottle sales, indeed, soared.
Academic research, too, confirmed that pollution was worse than ever in 2019 and that the fishing industry was considerably responsible. The Dutch Ocean Cleanup project, working in the Great Pacific garbage patch, found more than half came from discarded plastic nets and rope, fish aggregating devices [FADs], buoys, long lines, crates and floats. French researchers showed how plastic litter at the bottom of the Mediterranean had tripled since 1990 and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation estimated that there would be more plastic than fish in the oceans by 2050 if business was allowed to continue as normal.
Wherever researchers looked, they were horrified. One study found an estimated 1.8m pieces of plastic, old tyres and fishing gear on the sea floor of the Bay of Fundy between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick in Canada; the WWF calculated that 570,000 tonnes of plastic went into the Mediterranean each year – the equivalent of 33,800 plastic bottles every minute and plastic was found widely in the food chain and in human bodies.
Under pressure from governments but unwilling to produce less, the industry turned in 2019 to bioplastics, which convert the sugar present in plants and crop residues into plastic. Big manufacturers such as BASF, Dow, Huhtamaki, Plantic, Mondi, and Amcor ramped up research into plastic from corn, wheat, potatoes, soyabean and cotton. The market is still small but is expected to grow 20% annually into a $70bn a year industry by 2024.
But critics said bioplastics were not the answer. Not only can they take up land needed for food production, but most bioplastics need high temperature industrial composting facilities to break them down. With few local authorities able to handle them, the result is most must go to landfills where they are likely to release methane, a greenhouse gas 23 times more potent than carbon dioxide.
Industry attempts to appear green mostly ended in confusion. Products were increasingly classed as compostable, biodegradable, recyclable, reusable or bio-based. But most of these terms meant little. Biodegradable plastic was found to be intact after years at sea; not all compostable materials, it was found, could be composted at home; and recyclable depended on the local waste stream; with few standards and no timescale attached to bioplastics, many were described as false solutions.
Faced with heavily polluted coastlines, a hostile media and angry tourists, the EU launched its plastics strategy in 2019 . This aims to ensure all plastic packaging is reusable or recyclable by 2030. It also calls for 90% of all plastic bottles to be recycled by 2025. The new UK government has pledged to ban the export of plastic waste to poor countries, and to introduce a tax on plastic packaging with less than 30% of recycled content from 2022. It also said it would stop by April 2020 the use of 4.7bn plastic straws, the 316m plastic stirrers and the 1.8bn plastic cotton buds used each year.
Asian countries, faced with massively polluted coastlines and a swiftly growing plastics market, promised to act.
India and Peru planned to eliminate all single-use plastic by 2022 and the Maldives said it would phase out all its non-biodegradable plastic. By the end of 2019, more than 120 countries had banned plastic bags and 60 more countries said they would impose taxes. Many US states banned or said they were planning to phase out plastic bags.
The industry fought back. Companies may have promised publicly to stop using certain types of plastic, but their trade bodies lobbied strongly in 2019 against new laws and argued to be allowed to continue to produce more. Industry and supermarket trade groups lobbied against proposed deposit return schemes, bans and new recycling targets. The US industry responded with threatening lawsuits against local authorities and cities who tried to introduce bag bans.
Instead of waiting for governments and industry, coalitions of global and local NGOs, international banks, conservation groups and some plastic producers volunteered to clean up rivers and beaches, and help governments collect and recycle waste. The UK-based Common Seas NGO worked with islands and resorts in the Maldives and Greece, and with city authorities in Indonesia to prevent plastic getting to the ocean. Volunteers cleared millions of pieces of plastic from beaches in the Mediterranean, Middle East, Latin America, China and India beaches.
Novel ways to collect plastic from rivers and oceans were introduced. The Ocean Cleanup project launched the Interceptor, a barge-like vessel theoretically able to harvest up to 100,000kg of plastic waste a day from heavily polluted rivers. Waternet, which manages Amsterdam's canals, invented a "bubble barrier" to catch floating debris. New Naval adapted oil-spill technology to invent a mesh barrier system to collect river plastic; and Mr Trash Wheel scooped rubbish out of the Jones Fall River in Baltimore with waterwheels.
By the end of 2019, the war between the petrochemical companies and those who would stem their tides of plastic was fully engaged, but was still being largely won by the petrochemical industry.
2020 is widely seen to be critically important. In June the UN will host an oceans conference in Portugal at which worldwide progress will be assessed, and countries will pledge to prevent plastic pollution. Many proposed government bans should also come into force and hundreds of smaller initiatives to recycle more and reduce pollution should start to grow and make a difference.
What is certain is that calls for a reduction in plastic use will grow louder and the industry will resist. But unless ways are found to use less, most of the efforts to stem the flood of plastic entering the environment are likely to prove temporary and insufficient.
This article was originally published on theguardian.com
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Published in JCEM in 2014, we feel this article may be helpful to patients having difficulty getting their doctor to approve stress dosing. The article states the three most common causes of adrenal crisis are gastrointestinal distress, fever, and coming in at number three, stress.
This randomized double-blind cross-over trial showed that patients experience benefits on various aspects of QOL while on a higher dose (30-40mg) of HC substitution when compared to a lower dose (15-20mg) of HC. These effects included, with a striking congruence, improved sense of general and mental health, improved physical functioning, fewer symptoms of depression, fewer somatic complaints, less pain and less fatigue. These results emphasize that QOL is a clinically relevant aspect of HC treatment that needs to be taken into account when individualizing HC substitution therapy.
This article from the Merck Manual explains the process of dehydration and provides links to more information. It also mentions Addison's, Diabetes Mellitus, and Diabetes Insipidus as contributing factors.
Signs and Symptoms of Adrenal Crisis: This is a poster of some of the common signs/symptoms associated with adrenal crisis. Keep in mind this is not meant to be a representation of all of them, you could be experiencing a crisis even if you are not experiencing the signs/symptoms listed on this document.
Written Injection Instructions : These instructions are from Sydney Children's Hospital other instructions can be found with google searches.
Adrenal Crisis in the ED read the second paragraph after the graphic.
Not everyone with adrenal insufficiency qualifies, decisions are made on a case by case basis.
The Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) serves uninsured children up to age 19 in families with incomes too high to qualify them for Medicaid.
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This was published in The European Journal of Endocrinology in 2014. The author, Dr. Bruno Allilio, discusses the misconception that patients easily return to a good quality of life with hydrocortisone therapy. He also states that all patients with adrenal insufficiency should carry an emergency injection kit. Because this was published in the last few years, and the Doctor who wrote it has impressive credentials, this paper may be useful for patients in the exam room. To use this article, click on full text pdf in the blue area to the right of the text. You can download and print from there.
This 2013 study from the National Institutes of Health recognizes the need for more education on this subject and may be a useful starting point for discussions with your medical provider. Scroll halfway down the page for information on adrenal crisis and the injection kit.
Are Stress-Dose Steroids Indicated in Patients with Adrenal Insufficiency Hospitalized with Noncritical, Nonsurgical Illness? A study on adults with adrenal insufficiency, you can find the Key Points from this article in the highlighted gray box.
A list of drugs that may interact with hydrocortisone and fludrocortisone can be found on the CAHISUS website.
Are adults taking corticosteroids for adrenal insufficiency at risk of osteoporosis? A good topic of discussion with your endocrinologist. Found on the NIHC (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) website, they have a good search engine for research publications.


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Purísima Concepción Conventual Church
The Barefoot Carmelite Convent of the Conception was founded in 1577 by Francisco Álvarez de Bohórquez and his wife, Catalina de Coria. The convent was opened in 1580.
Monastery of San Isidoro del Campo
The Monastery of San Isidoro del Campo was founded in the year 1301 by Alonso Pérez de Guzmán and María Alonso Coronel at a site near the ruins of Italica where, according to tradition, San Isidoro of Seville was buried, and since then it has been under the administration of successive religious orders, Cistercians, Hieronymite hermits and the Order of San Jerónimo, who have left their mark bot
Church of San Eustaquio Mártir
The Church of San Eustaquio is in the Mudejar style and is located at the highest point of the old town of Sanlúcar la Mayor. According to tradition, the church of San Eustaquio was built on the ruins of an old Roman temple dedicated to the sun.
Chapel of San Diego
The chapel is a building of Mudejar origin. Built in the 15th century, it is Mudejar in style and has a single nave. Its interior is a beautiful example of popular Mudejar architecture with a characteristic wooden roof with an image of San Diego, built by Castillo Lastrucci in the 20th century. The end façade is from the first quarter of the 16th century.
Church of San Sebastián
Located in the Plaza de España, the church is a Mudejar-style building with a single nave and simple exterior appearance dating from the 15th and 16th centuries. It has a Gothic doorway from 1400, renovated in 1500. On its façade the remains of a Corinthian style column can be seen.
Shrine to Nuestra Señora de Villadiego
The medieval tower of Villadiego, from the end of the 13th century, is considered the origin of this Shrine. This Mudejar-style building has an octagonal plan and is crowned with battlements. It has two floors covered with vaults, the lower a half-dome and the upper one a sail vault.
The casino was built in 1911. The parts of the building of greatest architectural interest include the Mudejar-style balcony, the walls on both sides of the balcony (with Mudejar-style sash windows) and a scalloped groin arch in the meeting room.
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iPhone XL and iPhone do not have the home button to check battery percentage like the old iPhone 8, iPhone 6, iPhone 6S, iPhone 5, and the rest. Without the home screen button on iPhone XL, it's skeptical to take screenshots on iPhone XL and return back to the home screen not to talk about how to see the battery percentages, what you have consumed, how fast the battery drains, what percentages do you have left after you fully charged the iPhone.
The view iPhone XL battery percentage is one of the hidden features of iPhone X and iPhone XL which are not hidden in iPhone 6, iPhone 7, and iPhone 8.
If you are a fan of Android phones you will probably know how to check Android phones battery percentages, how to hide the battery percentages, how to hide it when charging and how to unhide it.
For iPhone, it is a new feature to hide the battery percentage due to the absence of the iPhone 10 new arrangement and the new technology imbibed.
As frustrating as view iPhone XL battery percentage level might seem there is a tricky and easy way to access battery percentage on the device. The same thing also works for iPhone X. You can only experience little or no difference between iPhone X and iPhone XL unlike iPhone 8 vs iPhone X.
To view iPhone XL battery percentages swipe down the iPhone XL screen from the top-right corner to open iPhone XL control center. You only need to access your iPhone control center to see what you have left of your iPhone X and XL battery percentage.
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Fabian Franke (* 15. August 1988 in Sonneberg) ist ein deutscher Basketballspieler. Er besuchte das Sportgymnasium Jena und spielte für den Nachwuchs des TuS Jena in der Jugendliga NBBL, bevor er zum Zweitligisten Bremen Roosters und später zu den Frankfurt Skyliners in die Bundesliga wechselte.

Franke wurde als Doppellizenzspieler wie auch sein Mitspieler Filmore Beck mit einem Dreijahresvertrag bei den Skyliners Frankfurt ausgestattet. Nachdem er sich in Frankfurt nicht durchsetzen konnte und meistens in der 2. Mannschaft in der 2. Bundesliga ProB auflief, verließ Franke den Verein 2012 und wechselte in die 2. Bundesliga ProA zu den ETB Wohnbau Baskets Essen. Für Essen lief Franke bis Sommer 2014 auf. Zur Saison 2014/2015 wechselte Franke innerhalb der zweiten Liga zum SC Rasta Vechta. Im Spieljahr 2016/17 verstärkte er den BBC Coburg und trug 20,3 Punkte je Begegnung zum Gewinn des Meistertitels in der 1. Regionalliga Südost bei. Später spielte er unterklassig für die zweite Mannschaft des BBC Coburg.

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All Nations Pentecostal Church is located in the beautiful place of Stockton California. The exact church address is 3403 ODELL AVENUE Stockton, CA 95206 US. It gathers and helps all the Pentecostal followers and the whole local community. You can reach the church either by phone 209-983-8818 or by email .


I love watching your many adorable adventures!
YOU have made my Friday morning sweetest Speedy! In your iconic blue coat, you are one travelin' rabbit, soaking in the sun in mum's English garden! How I truly wish I were there. Hugs to you all!
You are so helpful, Speedy, and you go to so many interesting places!
We like being in the Garden with YOU and your MUM also.
That's not gardening. It's landscaping.
OMD, I LOVES your movies Speedy! AND, OMD/OMB, you gots a SpeedyCam??! FABulous!!!! I gots to get me one of those!!! Wait...that would mean Ma could see everythings I do....um, maybe not..
Okays, gotta go fill up the poppycorn bucket..be back!
Speedy, you have a nice garden to romp in. Your scrambling adventure looked like a lot of fun. It's nice of you to scramble slowly so your mom can keep up.
You really got the moves on movie day Speedy!
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Klaus Iohannis could appoint a new technocrat Premier, after the legislative elections next autumn. The announcement was made by Presidential aide Laurentiu Stefan in an interview for Reuters.
Romania's former ruling leftist coalition stands a good chance of pooling forces for an election in December but it is unlikely to win enough support to form a government, Presidential aide Laurentiu Stefan said on Wednesday.
Romania's two big parties – the leftist Social Democrats (PSD) and their political rivals, the centrist Liberals (PNL) – each should get about 32-35 percent of the votes, less than the 50 percent required to be able to nominate a Prime Minister, Laurentiu Stefan, President Iohannis's political adviser, said at the Reuters Eastern Europe Investment Summit.
According to Stefan, since no party will secure the majority that would allow it to form a government on its own, the appointment of another technocrat as Prime Minister is not ruled out.
"Evidently, the President will be searching for a prime minister. We'll see if this is a political prime minister or one having a shorter political career not to mention even a technocrat… there are still many question marks," Stefan stated, Agerpres informs.
Asked whether Ciolos might retain his post, Stefan answered: "He's an asset for Romanian politics. Very abstractly speaking I do believe that Romania and Romanian parties could have a valuable source if he decided to join the arena (after the elections)," Reuters informs.
Moreover, Stefan said not even an alliance between Social Democrats and two allied junior parties would manage to meet the 50 percent threshold needed to nominate a Premier.
Reuters points out that President Klaus Iohannis named Dacian Ciolos last November to form a technocrat government, the appointment coming after Victor Ponta resigned over the Colectiv nightclub fire.
Laurentiu-Mihai Stefan served 10 years as political aide at the U.S. Embassy in Bucharest.
Gorghiu: Technocracy, stop-gap solution
PNL leader Alina Gorghiu stated that the opinion expressed by Presidential aide Laurentiu Stefan is not shared by the Liberals and emphasised that technocracy is only a stop-gap solution.
"This year PNL is focused on winning the local and parliamentary elections. After these elections, we want to manage as better as possible as many Romanian cities as possible, and in the autumn to form the parliamentary majority in order to nominate a Liberal Premier. The Presidential aide's analyses are his personal points of view, which I respect, but they do not represent the view of the National Liberal Party. Technocracy is only a stop-gap solution, viable only over the short term, in order to ensure stability during a complicated elections year," Gorghiu stated.
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Effect of exogenous interferons on rhinovirus replication and airway inflammatory responses.
Tess M Becker, Sandy R Durrani, Yury A Bochkov, Mark K Devries, Victoria Rajamanickam, Daniel J Jackson
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BACKGROUND: Human rhinoviruses (HRVs) are the most common cause of asthma exacerbations. In airway epithelial cells, the primary site of HRV infection, decreased production of interferons (IFNs) may result in greater susceptibility to HRV and worsened symptoms. Thus, exogenous IFN could supplement the innate immune response and provide a treatment for virus-induced asthma exacerbations. Furthermore, the effects of exogenous IFN could be type specific in part because of the cellular distribution of type 1 and type 2 IFN receptors.
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the effects of exogenous IFNs on HRV replication in bronchial epithelial cells.
METHODS: Frozen stocks of primary human bronchial epithelial cells from healthy donors were cultured in monolayers; pretreated (24 hours) with 0.1-ng/mL, 1-ng/mL, or 10-ng/mL doses of IFN-α, -β, -λ1, or -λ2; and infected with HRV-1A. Viral replication was quantified using real-time reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction, and cytokine and chemokine secretion 24 hours after infection was measured by multiplex enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay.
RESULTS: Compared with untreated samples, IFN-α, IFN-β, IFN-λ1, and IFN-λ2 (0.1 ng/mL) significantly reduced HRV replication after high- (P < .02) and low-dose inoculation (P < .05). Similar effects were seen in 1-ng/mL and 10-ng/mL doses of IFN, where HRV replication was significantly decreased in both high- (P < .001) and low-dose inoculation (P < .001). Treatment with IFNs also enhanced HRV-induced IFN-γ-induced protein 10 secretion (P < .001). Finally, treatment with either IFN-λ1 or IFN-λ2 significantly increased HRV-induced secretion of RANTES (regulated on activation, normal T-expressed, and presumably secreted) (P < .05) but not IL-1β or vascular endothelial growth factor.
CONCLUSION: These findings suggest that exogenous IFNs, IFN-λ1 in particular, warrant further study as a potential therapy for virus-induced asthma exacerbations.


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By Tod Stewart / Wine + Drinks / April 25th, 2011 / 2
Canadians, apparently, are in love. The object of their collective swooning is rich, dark, noble, powerful yet gentle, and (of course) Italian. And it's not, thankfully, Silvio Berlusconi. In fact, it's not even a man or woman (or even a luxury sports car), but a wine. Yup, Canadians' amore is for Amarone.
"Truly, this unique and exotic wine could have been made especially for Canadians: it's rich and full-bodied (excellent in cold weather), but also unique, noble and elegant," enthuses Sandro Boscaini, President and Owner of Masi Agricola and introduced to me by Tidings' own Tony Aspler as "the Godfather of Amarone." He's also the president of the recently(ish)-formed "Famiglie dell'Amarone d'Arte" (Amarone Families), a group whose mission is to uphold the quality and status of this iconic wine.
"Amarone is strong, like a New World wine," Boscaini continues, "and backed with European culture, just like Canadians themselves."
Okay, the metaphor might be getting just a tad tired, but there's no denying Canadians have embraced this wine as their own. In fact, more Amarone is exported to Canada than any other market in the world. Considering that 70 per cent of all Amarone is shipped abroad, Canada is basically Italy's sister country as far as the producers of this iconic red wine are concerned. Amici d'Amarone, as it were.
But before we get too warm and fuzzy about the state of things, it should be pointed out that not all those making Amarone are completely content with what's been going on back home. In fact, those who are members of the Amarone Families are worried that Amarone, as we've come to know it, is in peril. We'll get to that. First, however, we should familiarize ourselves (or familiarize those who are not already smitten) with the wine itself, in order to best understand what's got the producers in question so riled.
Amarone represents the top link in the Venetian red wine food chain. "The range starts with the simple and agreeable Valpolicella for everyday drinking," Boscaini explains. "Then it goes on to the more structured Valpolicella Classico Superiore for slightly longer ageing followed by the more sophisticated, fuller-bodied [sic] Ripasso before finally culminating in Amarone, a gentle giant characterized by a unique combination of tradition and innovation. Last but not least comes Recioto, a red dessert wine of great charm that has almost been forgotten."
Material published by Masi notes that "archaeological evidence exists which shows that Amarone and its related sweet wine, Recioto, have been produced in the Valpolicella region since Roman times (2000 years ago). The names of the wines refer to both the type of wine and its production techniques."
And it's probably the production method for Amarone (and the sweet Recioto) with which most fans of this wine are most familiar. Technically referred to as appassimento, it involves harvesting naturally ripe, healthy grapes and subjecting them to a drying regime that serves to concentrate sugar, glycerol, colour and aromatic compounds. Once harvested, the grapes are dried using a variety of methods from traditional hanging of clusters, to bamboo racks, to wooden boxes. The temperature and humidity of the drying rooms are now typically fully or partially controlled (Masi employs a system called the Natural Appassimento Super Assisted — NASA) and the grapes, by law, must undergo appassimento after harvest until at least December 15th.
This technique is not unique to Amarone, and Recioto and has been adopted to produce a range of dried grape wines in Italy and in many different countries (see "Concentrate," Tidings, October, 2010). And this doesn't bother the members of the Amarone Families one bit. Amarone's popularity has also brought with it an influx of producers angling to get a piece of the action. Yet even this doesn't faze people like Sabrina Tedeschi of Agricola Tedeschi or Pierangelo Tommasi from Agricola Tommasi, both "family" members.
"In the last 10 years about 30 wineries were founded in Valpolicella, but we are not worried about that," admits Tedeschi. Tommasi echoes the sentiment. "The number of Amarone producers has increased in the past few years," he concedes, "but this is not what has caused the significant increase in production. In fact, most of these 'new' Amarone producers/brands used to be just vintners/farmers who picked their own grapes and sold to bigger wine companies, but they have decided to launch their own brands with the new generations involved."
What does worry them, and what led to the formation of the Amarone Families in the first place, is the trend of large cooperatives to harvest fruit from areas not, in the eyes of the members, particularly well-suited for high-quality wine. When push comes to shove, it's the hillside vineyards versus those in the valleys.
"A few big players have increased their volumes significantly and are starting to source grapes from vineyards down in the valleys instead of focusing only on the vineyards up in the hills," says Tommasi. Tedeschi puts a slightly sharper point on this idea. "The right way is to avoid any selection from flat vineyards and concentrate on the hillside vineyards."
But Amarone, is, after all a DOCG (Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita) wine with production methods and geographic boundaries strictly controlled. So long as everyone is following the rules there should be no issues, right? Not according to the Famiglia. For its members, the situation is far more complex than simply following the rules, and it involves the uniquely European notion of "territory" (the French terroir being the most familiar expression) and adhering to the "minimum" requirements of the DOCG. More cynical observers (certainly not me) might opine that it's simply about what everything seems to end up being about: namely, filthy lucre.
In fact, when you read the press release issued upon the formation of the Amarone Families on June 30th, 2009, you might be inclined to think that keeping prices jacked is the group's sole motivation. "Our wine must remain expensive and rare," trumpeted Boscaini. "Today a bottle of Amarone can be found at 10 to 12 euros, while an Amarone from Valpolicella worthy of this name can't cost less than 25."
The release (which admittedly seems to have lost — or perhaps gained — a fair amount in translation) flings around terms like "deep crisis," "trade down" and "reckless actions," and leads you to believe that the days of "authentic" Amarone are all but over. However, when you cut through the rather alarmist rhetoric, you do start to see the issues the Amarone Families have with DOCG regulations and current territorial boundaries. "The grandeur of this wine isn't made up of a simple adoption of a certain oenological technique, but in the capacity to express a territory and history."
In fact, it took some "15 years of battles between producers," according to Carlo Boscaini of Agricola Carlo Boscaini, for Amarone and Recioto to elevate from DOC to DOCG status in 2009. The reason for the arguments, according to Tedeschi, was primarily due to disputes over territorial limits. "Few producers wanted to limit the DOCG to the classic, historic area," she explains. "Other producers wanted the Valpolicella DOCG to be recognized everywhere. The best result for the image of our product and our territory would be to limit the zone of the DOCG only in the hills, but this was another battle between producers that would have further delayed the arrival of the DOCG."
It should therefore come as no surprise that, as welcome as DOCG status was to the Famiglie dell'Amarone d'Arte, it did not, in their collective opinion, go far enough to ensure tradition and quality are upheld. "Let's be clear right at the start that all Amarone on the market conforms to regulations, and is therefore legally entitled to be called Amarone," Boscaini asserts. "But there are various reasons why mere respect for the law does not contribute to considerations of quality. This is quite normal in other aspects of life, of course; respect for the law doesn't make a man either a saint or a gentleman!" He goes on to explain that, historically, the hillside vineyards were the only ones that would be considered for Amarone. According to Boscaini, it was "inconceivable that Amarone should be produced from grapes grown anywhere else but in the best hillside vineyard locations."
In response, the Families adopted their own set of standards that adhere to the DOCG's but up the ante a notch or two: an alcohol minimum level of 15 per cent (as opposed to the DOCG's 14 per cent); a minimum of 30 months' aging from the first of December of the harvest year (DOGC stipulates 24 months); a voluntary declassification of Amarone in poor vintages.
Whatever they are doing, the results speak for themselves. In a recent tasting of their wines I noticed a brighter level of fruit with more complexity and elegance and less overt "raisin" or "fruitcake" notes in practically all the wines I tried. Many also sported an assertive, spicy note giving them more of an impression of being "table wines" rather than just post dinner "meditation" wines.
"The phrase 'gentle giant' sums up the wine," Boscaini concludes. "Complex and powerful with a long history, but at the same time well-balanced, elegant and refined, as befits a really noble wine." Or, in the somewhat more romantic words of Tommasi, "Amarone for love, love for Amarone."
Allegrini Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 2006 ($89)
Forward and intense with smoky black cherry, mineral and exotic spice notes bolstered by a whiff of port and fruitcake nuances. Rich, moderately tannic and chock full of dark berry fruit. The finish is warm, peppery and long.
Brigaldara Case Vecie Amarone della Valpolicella 2006 ($49)
Dried fruit on the nose hinting at sultana raisin with underlying sandalwood and leather. Spicy, mildly earthy blackberry fruit on the palate with rich chocolate and coffee undertones leading to a dark plum, mineral-tinged finish.
Masi Casal dei Ronchi Serego Alighieri Recioto della Valpolicella Classico 2006 ($49)
The precursor to dry Amarone, sweet Recioto is becoming more difficult to find. But the search is typically worth the effort. Masi's Recioto delivers in-your-face aromas of raisin pie, baked black plums, dried violets and subtle leathery elements. Medium-sweet with ripe, port-like fruit, mild tannins and a bare hint of cherry liqueur, it is impeccably balanced and sweet without being cloying.
Tedeschi Amarone della Valpolicella 2006 ($39.95)
Earth, leather and sweet cherry are the initial aromatic impressions, followed by hints of violet, liquorice and blueberry. Powerful with a chewy black fruit core and a sustained, cherry-tinged, silky end note.
Tedeschi Amarone della Valpolicella Classico Capitel Monte Olmi 2006 ($79)
Complex and powerful with an intriguing blend of leather, spice, blueberry, tar and wild herbs. Concentrated and rich with mouth-filling layers of sweet/spicy wild cherry. It boasts a multidimensional, very long finish with smooth, sweet tannins.
Tommasi Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 2006 ($49.95)
Classically styled with a slightly rustic, earthy element given some lift by tinges of anise, truffle and sultana raisin. Moderately tannic with dense layers of sweet dried berries combined with hints of mocha and green tea. Lingering fruitcake notes gradually fade on the extended finish.
Tommasi Vigneto Ca'Florian Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 1998 ($89)
Proving the age-worthiness of well-made Amarone, this single-vineyard offering has a typical run of less than 10,000 bottles. Forward and very ripe, it shows sandalwood, black cherry jam, dried flower petal and suggestions of new leather. Concentrated cassis flavours with a dollop of flint and mocha hang on the palate seemingly forever.
Tod Stewart
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The message that European Council president Donald Tusk sent to the UK after European Union member states offered a six-month delay to Brexit, is not only one which the Prime Minister should heed but one that MPs, too, should give serious consideration during Easter recess from the House of Commons.
"Please do not waste this time", were his words following the agreement of a second extension to the process, pushing the withdrawal date to Halloween and stopping the clock on a no-deal departure happening today.
Nearly three years have passed since the referendum returned a 'Leave' result and, though this delay gives Parliament more time to break the impasse and agree on a way forward, it pushes further back an outcome that was chosen democratically by the British public in June 2016.
It is a decision that will likely bring mounting pressure on Theresa May to stand down, especially given the extension is for much longer than she had hoped – and could now see the country participate in the European Parliament elections in May unless a withdrawal deal can be quickly ratified. Acknowledging "huge frustration" among voters, the PM told a Press conference early on Thursday morning that she still wanted to leave the EU "as soon as possible", adding: "We must now press on at pace with our efforts to reach a consensus on a deal that is in the national interest".
With many question marks still remaining, no clear way forward agreed and more economic uncertainty – only yesterday, new research suggested the London construction market was falling behind the growth seen in other European capitals – Mr Tusk's words become all the more significant. No more time can be wasted and Mrs May and MPs must use this recess to pause and reflect and ensure that when they return, the Brexit deadlock is broken.


For hundreds of years, humanity has recognized the amazing health benefits of flaxseed, and its derivative, flaxseed oil. In the eighth century, Roman Emperor Charlemagne actually institutionalized its use as a health food throughout the Holy Roman Empire, and he enacted decrees which demanded that it be made part of the diet of all of his citizens. Flaxseed was one of the first medications, in use since at least the time of Ancient Greece. Hippocrates was among the many who utilized Flaxseed for its tremendous medicinal qualities.
Flaxseed is among the best available and natural sources to obtain Alph-linolenic acid. This acid is one of the primary Omega-Three Fatty Acids which are vital for a healthy body. Alpha-linolenic also belongs to a group of nutrients known as essential fatty acids. These nutrients cannot be naturally produced by humans and must be consumed in ones diet. Flaxseed oil has the capability to provide defence against a number of degenerative diseases associated with aging such as arthritis, cancer, and heart disease. Flaxseed oil can significantly increase the effectiveness of Human Growth Hormone Therapy, or other forms of regenerative Hormone Replacement Therapy, because of its amazing protective capabilities. Although Flaxseed is most well-known for containing Alpha-Linolenic Acid, it also contains a number of other fatty acids such as Omega-9s and Omega-6s. Flaxseed is among the heartiest sources for Essential Fatty Acids available from cultivation.
Not all Essential fatty acids can be acquired from flaxseed alone, however. Flaxseed only provides one of a trio of essential Omega Threes, and the other two are primarily acquired from proteins, especially fish like salmon which thrive in cold water. These other two Essential Omega-Three Acids are EPA and DHA, scientifically known as eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid, respectively.
Although DHA and EPA have more profound health effects than ALA, that doesnt mean that one should ignore the benefits of Flaxseed altogether. Alpha-linolenic acid has a number of significant effects on its own. For example, ALA has been shown to produce significant anti-inflammatory effects when added to an individuals diet. Another benefit of ALA is that after it has been consumed by the body, humans have the capability to convert Alpha-linolenic acid into both DHA and EPA. The issue with this is that the conversion takes place at a very low rate. Only around five to ten percent of ALA is converted into long-chain protein-derived Essential Omega-Threes.
So what does this mean for the health-conscious man or woman? Flaxseed is completely essential for vegetarians. Although proteins are the ideal source for EPA and DHA, Flaxseed oil makes a fantastic substitution for individuals who choose not to eat fish. It is also a great option because it is easily available in supplemental forms which can be purchased from any grocery store. The body does not need a large amount of DHA and EPA in order to function optimally, and for this reason, it only takes about a single tablespoon of Flaxseed oil to produce all of the Omega-Three Acids that the body needs to maintain optimal health. One tablespoon of flaxseed oil will be converted into around one gram of the protein-derived essential fatty acids.
There are numerous other benefits that flaxseed and flaxseed oil provide besides simply the essential amino acids. The oil of flaxseedand the seeds in particularare rich in beneficial material known as lignans. This material contributes to a number of the positive benefits of flaxseed as well. Lignans have been proven to be highly effective in treating many forms of cancer. They have the most significant effect upon hormonal cancers such as prostate, uterine, and breast cancer and as a result is an effective part of a hormone cancer treatment. For this reason, flaxseed oil is an invaluable nutrition source for patients undergoing Hormone Replacement Therapy, because it has the ability to insulate the body from many problems that can slowly come forth as a result of a healthy and robustly active endocrine system.
A significant amount of research has been conducted regarding the effect of lignans upon breast cancer cells. These studies have borne very positive results. In one particular study, participants who were suffering from breast cancer were fed a muffin which contained twenty five grams of flaxseed. A second group of participants were fed a placebo muffin which they believed contained the same level of flaxseed. Patients who consumed this high dose of flaxseed showed markedly improved tumor progression outcomes compared to their cohorts on placebo.
Researchers came to the conclusion that consuming twenty five grams of flax seed each day has the ability to significantly drop the rate of cancer cell reproduction, and it also has the capability to actually encourage apoptosis (the degeneration of cancer cells). Flaxseed was also shown to reduce endogenous levels of a protein known as HER2, which has been shown to agitate and strengthen breast cancer cells.
In another study, scientists discovered that lignans found in flaxseed have the ability to inhibit the growth of prostate cancer cells in laboratory testing. Another medical research study at Duke University produced evidence that prostate cancer patients who combined a healthy low-fat diet with the consumption of three tablespoons of flaxseed each day had improved medical outcomes which featured a reduction in the growth of prostate tumors. After further study, researchers have concluded that lignans have the ability to inhibit the production of dihydrotestosterone, better known by its acronym, DHT. This testosterone derivative is partially responsible for inducing male pattern baldness, and elevated levels also lead to an enlarged prostate gland, which is the reason many older men have to wake up in the middle of the night to go to the restroom. The medical term for an enlarged prostate is benign prostate hyperplasia. In addition to this, elevated levels of DHT contribute to an increased risk of prostate cancer.
Flaxseed and flaxseed oil have a number of other positive effects as well. It promotes better colon and cardiovascular health. In addition to this, flaxseed has the ability to bolster the immune system and prevent illness. It also is highly beneficial for skin health and has the capability to maintain stable levels of blood sugar. For this reason, there is growing evidence that flaxseed can help individuals at risk of diabetes ward off the dreaded disease. The lignans that are present in flax may benefit women who are experiencing perimenopause or menopause as well. Flax lignans actually belong to a group of biological compounds known as phytoestrogens. Phytoestrogens have been scientifically shown to reduce the effects of menopause and help women make it through the physiological change as comfortably as possible. For patients who are only suffering from mild symptoms of menopause, flaxseed may confer all of the benefits necessary to manage the ordeal.
Although this benefit is not obtainable through the oil, flaxseeds are also amazing sources of soluble fiber. Although flaxseed oil is highly beneficial, the maximum level of benefit is provided by consuming the seeds themselves. They are fantastic to use when baking or making a healthy and delicious salad. In addition to this, they can be added to cereals or blended into smoothies. It is important to break the shells of flaxseed before consuming them, because the human body cant digest the entire seed. Flaxseed is an excellent addition to nearly any meal, and is incredibly versatile and easy to include into a healthy diet.
The most widely distributed producer of flax is Barleans Organic Oils. They produce more flaxseed products than any other corporation in the United States. Their flagship product is called Forti-Flax, which is pre-shelled and pre-ground for immediate consumption. Consuming four tablespoons of this flaxseed product will provide you with three grams of Omega-Three Essential Fatty Acids, six grams of fiber, and a number of other health-promoting phytochemicals and lignans. It is important to note that the amount of flaxseed provided in one serving of Forti-Flax is identical to the amount used in the majority of studies which prove the health benefits of flax. On top of this, flaxseed has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits as well. Flaxseed is a simple and cheap addition to a healthy diet which confers amazing benefits for minimal cost, and every person in America should take advantage of this medicinal seed.
Most high-quality forms of flaxseed oil are processed cold in order to preserve their high lignin levels. Barleans produces a product known as Lignan Flax Oil that is manufactured in this way, and it can be found refrigerated in most general nutrition stores.
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In 1986, he became Executive Director of the Caramoor Music Festival and led the Rising Stars program for young instrumentalists, Bel Canto at Caramoor for young singers, and a curriculum-based arts program integrating music and visual art into K-12 studies. During his 15 year tenure, Caramoor celebrated its 50th anniversary and established its first endowment.
In 2001, Mr. Herring assumed leadership of the New World Symphony—America's Orchestral Academy, a three-year post-graduate program for aspiring classical musicians and leaders— and charged with developing a new building designed to explore its unique experiential curriculum and cutting edge digital work. In July 2004, NWS embarked on development of a new campus, a 21st century laboratory for generating new ideas about the way music is taught, presented, and experienced.
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Invariant heeft meerdere betekenissen:
 Invariant (informatica), een expressie waarvan de waarde niet verandert gedurende de uitvoering van het programma
 Invariant (wiskunde), iets blijft ongewijzigd door een transformatie, bijvoorbeeld bij het nemen van een homotopiegroep functor op een categorie van een topologische ruimtes. In dat geval hebben homomeomorfe ruimten isomorfe fundamentele groepen.
 Invariant (muziek)
 Invariantie (natuurkunde), bijvoorbeeld een referentiekader dat niet verandert onder een transformatie.


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Q: How can I deserialize an optional field with custom functions using Serde? I want to serialize and deserialize a chrono::NaiveDate with custom functions, but the Serde book does not cover this functionality and the code docs also do not help.
#[macro_use]
extern crate serde_derive;
extern crate serde;
extern crate serde_json;
extern crate chrono;

use chrono::NaiveDate;

mod date_serde {
    use chrono::NaiveDate;
    use serde::{self, Deserialize, Serializer, Deserializer};

    pub fn serialize<S>(date: &Option<NaiveDate>, s: S) -> Result<S::Ok, S::Error>
    where S: Serializer {
        if let Some(ref d) = *date {
            return s.serialize_str(&d.format("%Y-%m-%d").to_string())
        }
        s.serialize_none()
    }

    pub fn deserialize<'de, D>(deserializer: D)
        -> Result<Option<NaiveDate>, D::Error>
        where D: Deserializer<'de> {
        let s: Option<String> = Option::deserialize(deserializer)?;
        if let Some(s) = s {
            return Ok(Some(NaiveDate::parse_from_str(&s, "%Y-%m-%d").map_err(serde::de::Error::custom)?))
        }

        Ok(None)
    }
}

#[derive(Debug, Serialize, Deserialize)]
struct Test {
    pub i: u64,
    #[serde(with = "date_serde")]
    pub date: Option<NaiveDate>,
}

fn main() {
    let mut test: Test = serde_json::from_str(r#"{"i": 3, "date": "2015-02-03"}"#).unwrap();
    assert_eq!(test.i, 3);
    assert_eq!(test.date, Some(NaiveDate::from_ymd(2015, 02, 03)));
    test = serde_json::from_str(r#"{"i": 5}"#).unwrap();
    assert_eq!(test.i, 5);
    assert_eq!(test.date, None);
}

I know that Option<chrono::NaiveDate> can be easily deserialized by Serde because Chrono has Serde support, but I'm trying to learn Serde so I want to implement it myself. When I run this code I have a error:
thread 'main' panicked at 'called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: ErrorImpl { code: Message("missing field `date`"), line: 1, column: 8 }', /checkout/src/libcore/result.rs:859
note: Run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1` for a backtrace.

A: The default behaviour of struct deserialization is to assign fields with their respective default value when they are not present in their serialized form. Note that this is different from the container #[serde(default)] attribute, which fills in the fields with the struct's default value.
#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Deserialize)]
pub struct Foo<'a> {
    x: Option<&'a str>,
}

let foo: Foo = serde_json::from_str("{}")?;
assert_eq!(foo, Foo { x: None });

However, this rule changes when we use another deserializer function (#[serde(deserialize_with = "path")]). A field of type Option here no longer tells the deserializer that the field may not exist. Rather, it suggests that there is a field with possible empty or null content (none in Serde terms). In serde_json for instance, Option<String> is the JavaScript equivalent to "either null or string" (null | string in TypeScript / Flow notation). This code below works fine with the given definition and date deserializer:
let test: Test = serde_json::from_str(r#"{"i": 5, "date": null}"#)?;
assert_eq!(test.i, 5);
assert_eq!(test.date, None);

Luckily, the deserialization process can become more permissive just by adding the serde(default) attribute (Option::default yields None):
#[derive(Debug, Serialize, Deserialize)]
struct Test {
    pub i: u64,

    #[serde(default)]
    #[serde(with = "date_serde")]
    pub date: Option<NaiveDate>,
}

Playground
See also:

*

*How to deserialize a JSON file which contains null values using Serde?

*How can I distinguish between a deserialized field that is missing and one that is null?

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Q: Unhandled error during execution of scheduler flush. This is likely a Vue internals bug I am getting the following error while creating slides in Vue.js:
[Vue warn]: Unhandled error during execution of scheduler flush. This is likely a Vue internals bug. Please open an issue at https://new-issue.vuejs.org/?repo=vuejs/vue-next
  at <Anonymous key=1 >
  at <Anonymous pager="true" options= {initialSlide: 1, speed: 400} >
  at <Anonymous fullscreen=true >
  at <IonPage isInOutlet=true registerIonPage=fn<registerIonPage> >
  at <Product Details ref=Ref< Proxy {…} > key="/products/1" isInOutlet=true  ... >
  at <IonRouterOutlet>
  at <IonApp>
  at <App>

Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: Failed to execute 'insertBefore' on 'Node': The node before which the new node is to be inserted is not a child of this node.

Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: Failed to execute 'insertBefore' on 'Node': The node before which the new node is to be inserted is not a child of this node.
    at insert (webpack-internal:///./node_modules/@vue/runtime-dom/dist/runtime-dom.esm-bundler.js:222:16)
    at mountElement (webpack-internal:///./node_modules/@vue/runtime-core/dist/runtime-core.esm-bundler.js:3958:9)
    at processElement (webpack-internal:///./node_modules/@vue/runtime-core/dist/runtime-core.esm-bundler.js:3899:13)
    at patch (webpack-internal:///./node_modules/@vue/runtime-core/dist/runtime-core.esm-bundler.js:3819:21)
    at componentEffect (webpack-internal:///./node_modules/@vue/runtime-core/dist/runtime-core.esm-bundler.js:4312:21)
    at reactiveEffect (webpack-internal:///./node_modules/@vue/reactivity/dist/reactivity.esm-bundler.js:71:24)
    at effect (webpack-internal:///./node_modules/@vue/reactivity/dist/reactivity.esm-bundler.js:46:9)
    at setupRenderEffect (webpack-internal:///./node_modules/@vue/runtime-core/dist/runtime-core.esm-bundler.js:4277:89)
    at mountComponent (webpack-internal:///./node_modules/@vue/runtime-core/dist/runtime-core.esm-bundler.js:4235:9)
    at processComponent (webpack-internal:///./node_modules/@vue/runtime-core/dist/runtime-core.esm-bundler.js:4195:17)

If I add the slides hard coded it does not show any errors. But if I add the slides dynamically using a v-for loop then it shows the above errors.
I have added the slides in following way:
This is the template:
  <ion-slides pager="true" :options="slideOpts">
    <ion-slide v-for="image in product.product_images" v-bind:key="image.id">

Slide 1

    </ion-slide>
  </ion-slides>

This is the script:
export default {
  name: "Product Details",
  components: {
    IonContent,
    IonHeader,
    IonPage,
    IonTitle,
    IonToolbar,
    IonSlides,
    IonSlide,
  },
  data() {
    return {
      product: {},
    };
  },
  setup() {
    // Optional parameters to pass to the swiper instance. See http://idangero.us/swiper/api/ for valid options.
    const slideOpts = {
      initialSlide: 1,
      speed: 400,
    };
    return { slideOpts };
  },
  mounted: function () {
    fetch("http://localhost:4000/api/products/" + this.$route.params.id, {
      method: "get",
    })
      .then((response) => {
        return response.json();
      })
      .then((jsonData) => {
        this.product = jsonData;
        // console.log(jsonData.product_images);
      });
  },
};

What am I doing wrong in the code?

A: Arguably, the error message could be improved on this one.
The error was caused by trying to iterate through a non-iterable (in your case undefined), using v-for. Specifically, before the call made in mount() returns, product.product_images is undefined, because you initiate product as empty object.
Vue 2 style solutions

*

*instantiate product.product_image as iterable:

//...
  data: () => ({
    product: { product_images: [] }
  })

or provide an empty array as fallback in template:
<ion-slide v-for="image in product.product_images || []" v-bind:key="image.id">

Slide 1

</ion-slide>

or place a v-if on the parent of the v-for:
<ion-slides pager="true" :options="slideOpts" v-if="product.product_images">
  ...
</ion-slides>

Vue 3 style solution
Make the entire ProductDetails component suspensibe, by giving it an async setup function. In the setup function, make the call to get the product.
Proof of concept:
//...
async setup() {
  const product = await fetch("http://localhost:4000/api/products/" +
    this.$route.params.id, {
      method: "get",
    }).then(r => r.json());
  return { product }
}

Now place <product-details> into a <Suspense>'s <template #default>, providing a fallback template (which will be rendered while <Suspense> resolves all the async components found in its default template):
<Suspense>
  <template #default>
    <product-details></product-details>
  </template>
  <template #fallback>
    Product is loading...
  </template>
</Suspense>

The beauty (and elegance) of using <Suspense> is that the parent doesn't need to know the actual condition(s) for which the markup is not yet to be rendered. It simply waits for all suspensible components to resolve.
In short, using <Suspense> you no longer need to hardcode the rendering logic into the template using v-ifs and specifying the condition in clear, on the wrapper. Each async child component contains its own condition and all it announces to the parent is: i'm done. When all are done, they're rendered.

A: Also ran into this error when having malformed hooks (created, mounted, etc...). In my case, created was an object instead of a function.
BAD:
created: { /* some code */ }

GOOD:
created() { /* some code */ }
// or...
created: function() { /* some code */ }

A: Can you change the component name ?
export default

  name: "Product Details" ... <= here

A: This fixed this error for me.
With error :
describe('App', () => {

  it('test 1', () => {
    const wrapper = shallowMount(Component)
    expect(wrapper.find('h2').text()).toEqual("my text")
  })

  it('test 2', () => {
    const wrapper = shallowMount(Component)
    expect(wrapper.find('h3').text()).toEqual("my othertext")
  })

})

Without :
describe('App', () => {

  const wrapper = shallowMount(Component)

  it('test 1', () => {
    expect(wrapper.find('h2').text()).toEqual("my text")
  })

  it('test 2', () => {
    expect(wrapper.find('h3').text()).toEqual("my othertext")
  })

})


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Dirty Honey Announce New Tour Dates
DIRTY HONEY, announces a series of new dates added to its "Rolling 7's 2020 U.S. Tour," as well as its first-ever concerts to be played in Australia and Japan. The itinerary includes headline shows, appearances at major music festivals including Sonic Temple, Rocklahoma, Download Festival in Tokyo, and the Beale Street Music Festival, as well as several major rock radio station-sponsored festivals. Also, Dirty Honey will head to Byron Bay, Australia in early Spring to record new music with producer Nick DiDia (Rage Against the Machine, Pearl Jam) who produced the band's self-titled EP. This announcement is made as the band's second single, "Rolling 7's," blasts into the Top 10 at Active Rock Radio at #9, following in the footsteps of Dirty Honey's debut single, "When I'm Gone," that made record business history last Fall when it went to #1 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Chart, the first time in the chart's 40-year history that an unsigned band's single went to the top of that chart.
Dirty Honey has played to SRO crowds on all "Rolling 7's" headline dates, and the band's upcoming confirmed 2020 itinerary is listed below. "Rolling 7's Tour" VIP packages and ticket pre-sales begin this Thursday, February 20 at 10AM (local), and the public on-sale starts Friday, February 21 at 10AM (local). Log on to https://www.dirtyhoney.com for all ticketing and VIP packages details.
Dirty Honey – Marc LaBelle/vocals, John Notto/guitars, Justin Smolian bass, and Corey Coverstone/ drums – kicked off 2020 with a Best New Alt/Artist nomination for the upcoming 2020 iHeart Radio Music Awards, being named on Revolver's Fan Poll as one of the "5 Bands Likely to Break Out in 2020," recognized as Canadian rock radio's #1 International Breakout Artist for 2019, and has accumulated more than 16-million total streams. Not bad for a developing – and still unsigned – rock band.
21 Nuemos, Seattle, WA
22 Polaris Hall, Portland, OR
25 Slim's, San Francisco, CA
28 El Rey Theatre, Los Angeles, CA
29 Download Festival, Tokyo, Japan*
11 Byron Bay Bluesfest, Byron Bay, Australia*
17 WXTB 98 RockFest, Amalie Arena, Tampa, FL*
18 WJRR Earth Day B'Day, Central Florida Fairgrounds, Orlando, FL*
21 The Masquerade/Purgatory, Atlanta, GA*
24 WDHA Rocks the Rock, Prudential Center, Newark, NJ*
25 WAAF Big Gig, DCU Center, Worcester, MA*
27 Les Foufournes Elecriques, Montreal, QC*
28 Lee's Place, Toronto, ON*
29 Rec Room, Buffalo, NY*
1 FM 99/Lunatic Luau, Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheatre, Virginia Beach, VA
3 Beale Street Music Festival, Memphis, TN*
15 Sonic Temple, Columbus, OH
16 MMR*Q @BB&T, Camden, NJ
19 Jergel's Rhythm Grille, Warrendale, PA*
21 1194 Lounge, Memphis, TN
22 Rocklahoma, Pryor, OK
24 KEGL-FM BFD, Dos Equis Pavillion, Dallas, TX
* added dates
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Update on AEC advocacy activities – November
The AEC Congress gave us the opportunity to address the topic of 'Advocacy at European level' in a separate session and thus to raise awareness on the significance of the topic for AEC's daily work and to make this more visible to its membership. The panel included representatives from the most important AEC partner organisations with whom AEC is in steady and close collaboration in matters of advocacy: European Association for Music in Schools (EAS), European Music School Union (EMU), European Music Council EMC), ELIA and Culture Action Europe.
The presentation started with an overview of the respective organs of the European Union, their responsibilities and competencies and the thematic scope of specific advocacy actions. AEC partner organisations then presented exemplary advocacy initiatives, which were almost all joint initiatives in which several or even all of the organisations represented on the panel were or are involved and this quite often together with many more partners: the European Agenda for Music, the #CulturalDealEU Campaign, the Porto Santo Charter, the SHIFT project, to name just a few. A lively discussion followed, which was soon opened to the public, who not only engaged in the discussion with enthusiasm and interest, but was also largely positively surprised by the amount, the richness and intensity of joint and, in many cases, quite successful advocacy actions in the field of art and culture at European level.
On the other hand, AEC and its partner organisations realised that similar sessions should be held much more often, not only to showcase the success of their collaborative work, but also to encourage their members to take ownership of this crucial part of their work for the benefit of all.
And the new AEC Creative Europe project comes at the right time to strengthen this collaboration and its visibility. The criteria of the Creative Europe Network call included the establishment of a work package on advocacy as a mandatory component. To meet this requirement, AEC plans to set up an Advocacy Task Force which is not only meant to further collaborate with partners on concrete actions and campaigns on a more stable and sustainable basis than before, but also to draw up an advocacy strategy and to develop an advocacy toolbox to serve the needs of AEC members. Last but not least, it will also be about preparing students and graduates for a professional future in which advocacy skills are becoming an increasingly important element of professional know-how. It is not without reason that the new AEC project's subtitle is 'Empowering Artists as Makers'.


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Q: Sending raw data to printer using WritePrinter I am trying to send raw bytes to a printer. I have tried various printers and nothing seems to work. OpenPrinter returns a valid handle and both StartDocPrinter and StartPagePrinter succeed. Even WritePrinter succeeds and writer as many bytes as there was passed in and a print job appears in the spooler window. All appears like a success and still nothing gets printed.
I know writing raw bytes to printer is really printer-specific so I have tried printing to a file and sending those file's contents to WritePrinter. All appears fine and still no printout. What could be wrong? All sample code I have found so far does this 100% the same as I did. Here is the code:
if (OpenPrinter(printerName, &printer, NULL))
{
    DOC_INFO_1 docInfo = {L"Print Job", NULL, L"RAW"};

    DWORD printJob = StartDocPrinter(printer, 1, (LPBYTE) &docInfo);

    if (printJob != 0)
    {
        if (StartPagePrinter(printer))
        {
            DWORD written = 0;

            if (WritePrinter(printer, (LPVOID) (LPCSTR) str, str.GetLength(), &written))
            {
            }

            EndPagePrinter(printer);
        }

        EndDocPrinter(printer);
    }

    ClosePrinter(printer);
}

[Edit] Printer: Canon iP4200