It is important to keep the hormones stable so symptoms will not be experienced by the patient.
Whenever imbalance in the hormone level in the body is triggered, a malfunction in the system begins to surface. Here are some common manifestations of thyroid diseases and why they occur.
Hyperthyroidism shows various manifestations that may be too overwhelming for the body. The hypothalamus, which is the sensation center in the brain, is being triggered when you are in a hyperthyroid state. Through regulation of hormones and drug maintenance, these manifestations can easily be prevented.
Hyperthyroid patients may feel unusually warm even in a cold environment. They usually have intolerance to heat and may feel jittery when not in a cold surrounding. Some patients even sweat despite the presence of air conditioning systems.
If the hyperthyroid patient gets in a warm environment, he may begin to feel very uncomfortable. The patient would start to feel irritable because of the unnerving situation he is in. Hyperthyroid patients should therefore live in a cold environment to avoid uneasy feelings when exposed to heat.
Due to the body's fast metabolic process in a hyperthyroid state, the body tends to perspire easily. Heat exposure will only make this manifestation more severe. Like being exposed in a warm environment, perspiration may trigger irritability in hyperthyroid patients.
Although weakness is a common symptom found in the hypothyroid state, this can also be experienced by the hyperthyroid group. When hormone levels shoot up, the body will feel highly energized – sort of a manic stage. But after this period, the body will feel greatly stressed and fatigued. If the hyperthyroid patient experiences such symptoms, it is best to keep the body rested until the person recovers his energy.
Tremors cause a jittery feeling in the body. Because of anxiety, the body experiences trembling feeling in the muscles. This may cause irritability for the patient as he may feel restricted to do some activities. It is therefore vital to take your medications to avoid tremors.
Accelerated heartbeat is one of the most irksome manifestations in hyperthyroid patients. Because of the palpitations, the person may not be able to function normally. Antihypertensive medications are used to control both palpitations and high blood pressure.
Although weight loss is beneficial to some people, it is not a healthy manifestation in hyperthyroid patients. The body may appear so thin that self image disturbance may become a likely result of this problem. Weight loss is avoided through intake of anti thyroid hormones. If the medications are taken regularly, the patient may be able to recover from this weight loss problem. The patient may also be saved from self image disturbance.
Diarrhea is another irritating symptom of hyperthyroid patients. The person may defecate more than 3 times per day. For some people, this can be a bothersome problem especially when at work or at school. It is therefore important to anticipate for this manifestation so you can be prepared whenever you feel the urge to defecate.
Irritability is a common manifestation of hyperthyroidism. This feeling may be difficult to adjust to because the people around you can be affected. It is important to avoid stress and other sources of irritation so this problem can be avoided.
To avoid these manifestations, you must comply with the treatment regimen. The sick individual should also avoid stress and other conditions which may help aggravate the manifestations.
Through time, you will be able to cope with the manifestations. Accepting support from family members is important in the treatment process. Having a positive outlook may also be helpful to help alleviate your condition.


In Andhra politics, Kapus are a factor no politician, worth his salt, can ignore. Though they may not be able to throw up a leader to lead the state, they can effectively mar the chances of anyone who rubs them on the wrong way.
This has happened in the past and is bound to happen now also, in the wake of YS Jagan Mohan Reddy throwing up his hands in a gesture of helplessness in taking up Kapu reservations issue since it is under the Centre's purview.
When it comes to protection of their interests, Kapus are very emotional and think alike. Though the wounds inflicted on the psyche of the Kapus following the assassination of their leader and Congress MLA VM Ranga Rao (while he was fasting against "fascist rule" of the then chief minister NTR in Vijayawada, a day after Christmas in 1988) have healed, the scars remain even today.
His assassination drove a wedge between Kapus and Kammas so deeply that the differences remain sharply defined even today and this has been dictating the outcome of elections in Andhra Pradesh ever since. The look of of Vijayawada may have changed, and the once desolate stretch of Mahatma Gandhi Road may have become a street bustling with round- the- clock business activity.
The embers of hatred, however, continue to burn in the hearts of Kapus and Kammas. If Ranga's assassination polarised Kapus, the mayhem that followed, resulting in more than 40 deaths and destruction of property worth more than Rs.100 crore, brought Kammas together. The fallout of the assassination turned Vijayawada unipolar with Kammas gaining an upper hand over Kapus.
This hatred for Kammas which happens to be a ruling class alternated with another class Reddys. There was no leader from among Kapus who could emerge as a state leader. Whenever a leader is born among Kapus, he is quickly branded as Kapu leader. When actor Chiranjeevi entered the fray ahead of 2009 elections, Kapus quickly owned him, not knowing that they were doing a disservice to him since a leader, unless he grows beyond the strait jacket of caste, he would not become acceptable to others and for one to lead the state, one should have a pan-caste appeal.
Now they have another leader in Pawan Kalyan but he too is now being seen as only a Kapu leader and not a state leader, so much so, he would remain a king maker but not become a king himself. As the population of Kapus and the allied castes is estimated to be about 24 per cent of the total population of the state, they are a powerful group. That is the reason why the leaders of both the Congress and Telugu Desam always handle them with kid gloves Ever since Naidu took over as the Chief Minister of the state in 2014, he had been conscious of the fact that he cannot ignore Kapus, a community which is not comfortable with the Telugu Desam Party because of the historical reasons.
He is also aware of the fact late YS Rajasekhar Reddy had bequeathed a large chunk of Kapus to his son Jagan Mohan Reddy. Late Rajasekhar Reddy built Kapu vote bank assiduously, going to their support immediately after Ranga's assassination and providing much needed moral support to them. One of Naidu's tasks is to wean them away from Jagan Mohan Reddy's hold.
Naidu knows very well that whenever he says something to please Kapus, he is running the risk of antagonising BCs who happen to be the bulwark of the Telugu Desam Party. The BCs are emotionally involved with the TDP after NTR promoted them in politics during his life time and now a large chunk are quite well off and have recognition in society. That is why whenever the Kapu reservation issue comes up, he is very cautious as though he is walking on egg shells. That is because he knows the importance of the Kapus in an election as BCs' support alone is not just enough.
Then there is the Pawan Kalyan factor this time. He has been quickly owned by the Kapu community and the youth have a lot of admiration for him. It is believed that Kapus for the first time split into two blocks in 2009, one supporting Rajasekhar Reddy and the other Chiranjeevi with the result that Rajasekhar Reddy had wafer thin majority in 2009 elections.
It is now believed that most of Chiranjeevi's supporters are with Pawan Kalyan and with Jagan Mohan Reddy's recent faux paus on Kapu reservations, appears to have made the Kapus who are on YSRC's side too beginning to look at Pawan Kalyan. The Kapu youth are angry with Jagan Mahan Reddy for his comments on Pawan Kalyan's personal life and when he said he cannot take up Kapu reservation issue later since it is under the purview of the centre, the die seemed to have been cast for the Kapus to rally behind Pawan Kalyan.
It is very well known that Naidu is more politically suave than Jagan Mohan Reddy since he does not offend any section the way Jagan Mohan Reddy did with regard to Kapus. This probably is the reason why Kapu patriarch Mudragada Padmanabham said that as far as Kapu reservations are concerned, it appears Naidu has more commitment to the cause than Jagan Mohan Reddy.
This is on account of the fact that Naidu had, at least, done something, like constituting a commission for Kapus, passing a bill providing five per cent reservation after including them among the BCs and then sending it to Delhi for inclusion in the ninth schedule of the Indian Constitution so that courts cannot review the decision which pushes up reservation percentage in AP beyond 50.
At the moment, Pawan Kalyan factor is very strong in politics and it remains to be seen if Kapus would move towards Pawan Kalyan or to Chandrababu Naidu as it appears there is no way they would trust Jagan Mohan Reddy though he denied saying he cannot take up Kapu reservation issue. Though it is believed that the BJP is facilitating an alliance between Jagan Mohan Reddy and Pawan Kalyan to win a majority number of Assembly seats but Jagan Mohan Reddy, by setting a cat among the pigeons, seems to have queered the pitch for himself in his anxiety to project himself as a leader who does not make promises which are difficult to implement.
Politics is a strange game. Jagan Mohan Reddy may have committed harakiri by making the ground fertile for friendship to blossom once again between Naidu and Pawan Kalyan. Naidu is very harsh when it comes to attacking Jagan Mohan Reddy but he always ducks out when it comes to cornering Pawan Kalyan. He knows that "until the game is over, the game is not over" and anything could happen anytime.


Keep your eyes on my website and Facebook Page for dates and venues of my upcoming international tour. The first show will be in Buffalo, New York, then out to Rochester, Batavia and Syracuse before hitting the five boroughs of The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island. There will be more shows in the US before heading to Canada and the UK. My Tour Manager and Organizer, Thomas Schmieder Jr will be releasing all details imminently.


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Take It to the Streets: What to Do in Philly This Month
This month: Fairytale worlds. Bands back from the dead. Semi–secular seasonal festivities.
Photo: 34th Street Magazine
By 34TH STREET MAGAZINE
Going to college in Philly, we're so often bombarded—on social media and IRL—with seemingly endless options for how to spend our free time. So I'm delighted to announce that Street has done the hard part for you: We've rounded up what we think are the can't–miss events for the month in one convenient place. If I've done my job right, there'll be something in here for every one of our readers, no matter what you like to do with your weekends.
—Walden Green, Print Editor
All Month: Cinderella @ Walnut Street Theater
For people that need a little more magic in their lives (Penn students), the musical production of Cinderella is coming to the Walnut Street Theatre! If you're looking for an enchanting and whimsical show to watch 'til the end of the year, check out this new Broadway adaptation of the classic love story. Tickets from $52, various times, Walnut Street Theater, 825 Walnut St.
Dec. 1–10: Winter Dance Series @ University of the Arts
Starting early December, the School of Dance at UArts is welcoming viewers to its Winter Dance Series. Created and staged by an impressive roster of faculty and guest artists, the program series invites audiences to consider the endless possibilities of the human body in motion. Free, various times, Zellerbach Theater/Annenberg Center, 3680 Walnut St.
Dec. 1–26: Christmas Village @ Love Park and City Hall
Bells are jingling, spirits are bright, and the city's officially in the holiday season. Modeled after the traditional Christmas Markets in Germany, this outside holiday market event is the perfect place to buy your Christmas gifts and warm yourself up with yummy European drinks and sweets. Free, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., City Hall, 1500 Arch St.
Dec. 3–4: Trans Art Market @ Bok Building
The Trans Art Market is back and better than ever with over 100 vendors in their 2–day winter market event. The Market highlights the work of trans, non–binary, and gender expansive artists and makers across the larger Philadelphia area. Drop by the Bok Building to shop for amazing goods and to raise funds for Housing Reparations in Philly and Cars for Philly. $5, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Bok Building, 821 Dudley St.
Dec. 3 + 8 through Jan: Opera on the Big Screen @ Opera Philadelphia
This winter, Opera Philadelphia gives viewers the chance to see a classic art form on the silver screen. The program, running until January, includes the James Darrah's 2021 adaptation of Poulenc's La voix humaine this month, as well as the Twin–Peaks inspired Black Lodge in January. With screenings at five different regional theaters, this is opera like you've never seen it before. $10 for students, 1 p.m. on the 3rd, various locations and times.
Dec. 7: Greeting Committee @ The Foundry
Greeting Committee isn't your average hometown band. Straight out of the Kansas City suburbs, this indie pop group has two full albums, three EPs, and a couple of singles under their belt that will bring the vibes to your autumnal–turned–winter walks. If you only have time to memorize the lyrics to one of their tracks ahead of their upcoming show at The Foundry, Staff writer Caroline Clarke dubs their most–streamed song on Spotify, "Hands Down," a must–listen. $20, 8 p.m. The Foundry, 29 E. Allen St.
Dec. 9: Nicki Night @ Brooklyn Bowl
If you're looking to pound the alarm with your super freaky girl gang, Brooklyn Bowl's Nicki Night is the place for you. Celebrate Nicki Minaj's birthday with her most classic hits, and leave your pinkprint on the dance floor. 21+, tickets from $15, doors at 9:30 p.m., party at 10, Brooklyn Bowl, 1009 Canal St.
Dec. 9–11: Jay Pharoah @ Punch Line Philly
I just know you're all dying to see Saturday Night Live's 55th greatest cast member—as ranked by Rolling Stone in 2015. The legend himself, Jay Pharoah, will be performing at Punch Line Philly in mid–December, so book your Saturday night activity ASAP. You're welcome. $30, 7:30 p.m., Punch Line Philly, 33 East Laurel St.
Dec. 9–28: The Nutcracker @ Academy of Music
It's time to kick seasonal depression to the curb and step into a world of sugarplum fairies and dancing snowflakes. Join the Philadelphia Ballet to ring in the holiday season with George Balanchine's The Nutcracker. Tickets from $25, 12 p.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., and 7 p.m. shows, Academy of Music, 240 S Broad St.
Dec. 10: Ween @ The Met
There are some bands that are long overdue for a Gen Z revival, and Ween is at the top of that list. These '90s stalwarts were known in their heyday for deviously catchy pop songs that skirted the lines of parody and novelty hits. Heck, it's not hard to imagine "Ocean Man" or "Baby Bitch" blowing up into a TikTok audio one of these days, and you can say you were there first. Tickets from $50, doors at 7 p.m., show at 8, The Met Philadelphia, 858 N Broad St.
Dec. 10 + 17: Big Wig Holiday Brunch @ Punch Line Philly
Move over, RuPaul, because Big Wig Holiday Brunch is bringing the "ultimate drag experience" to town this month. Embrace the two drink minimum and ring in the holiday season the best way possible—with ultimate diva cocktails. 21+, $40, 12 p.m., Punch Line Philly, 33 East Laurel St.
Dec. 10 + 25: The Crossing Reenactment @ Washington Crossing Historical Park
Craving some colonial–inspired fun this holiday season? Look no further than the annual re–enactment of George Washington's daring 1776 Christmas night river crossing. This isn't your average LARP in Clark Park, either. During the event, several hundred actors don Continental military garb to row across the Delaware in replica Durham boats. $8 for adults, Washington Crossing Historic Park, Intersection of Routes 532 and 32 (River Road), Washington Crossing, PA.
Dec. 14: Peach Pit @ The Fillmore
Preemptively planning a finals study break? Head on over to the Fillmore with your friends for a Peach Pit concert to remember. The Vancouver–based indie pop band's fame is skyrocketing, so jump on this opportunity before the TikTok gatekeepers find them. $32.50, 8 p.m., The Fillmore, 29 East Allen St.
Dec. 15: Lingua Ignota @ Union Transfer
There are those who, by the middle of the month, will be looking for a respite from finals season. There are also those who'll be on the hunt for an experience so harrowing it makes finals season seem tame by comparison. Kristen Hayter first adopted the Lingua Ignota moniker as a graduate student (her dissertation: Burn Everything Trust No One Kill Yourself), and she'll be retiring the project soon, so be sure to experience these cathartic and terrifying songs in the wild while you still can. $27.50, doors at 7:30 p.m., show at 8, Union Transfer, 1026 Spring Garden St.
Dec. 31: '80s NYE Party @ Rivers Casino Philadelphia
Bust out your neon leg warmers and spandex to celebrate New Year's eighties–style. Join Spazmatics '80s Tribute Band at Rivers Casino for an all you can eat dinner, three hours of open bar, and throwback tunes until the ball drops. 21+, tickets from $119, doors at 10 p.m., party at 11, 21+, Rivers Casino Philadelphia, 1001 N Delaware Ave.

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Parking in Amsterdam is always a difficult and costly. But if you still want to come by car you can try to find a spot on the Prinsengracht, better is to park your car in the parking lot at the Raamplein or garage at the Marnixstraat parking.
Public transport from Central Station offers many possibilities.
Tram 1, 2, 5 stop Prinsengracht.
Tram number 17, 20 stop Raamplein / Marnixstraat.
Walking is alsopossible, +/- 20 minutes from Central Station. The walk from the station to the gallery is worth it.


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LISA: The Painful is a deconstruction of Roleplaying Games and the concept of a hero in general. Starring Brad Armstrong, an ego-driven villain of a protagonist from start to end, LISA is an interesting game, perhaps sometimes too dark for its own good, perhaps sometimes too cruel for its own good. One of the things it does excellently, however, is its unique theme of companionship, which is to say how much it lacks companionship.
Brad Armstrong is a lonely man. He is joined by countless people of bizarre qualities, yet he never tries to learn anything about them, because he doesn't care. Since Brad refuses to bond with the party, the player learns hardly anything about the party, and just like that, the party is made up of sacrificial lambs.
To both Brad and the player, the party are nothing but tools. They matter only for their usefulness in battle. This puts the player in the shoes of Brad in many ways. Since they are only interacted with for recruitment and occasional post-battle lines, they are ranked only by battle and how proper they are as tools.
It's an interesting arrangement, as well. Did you know that the LISA wiki has recommendations on how to cheap out sacrifices so you only end up killing useless and unlikeable party members? You can rig the various sacrifices so you lose practically nothing of any use. The party becomes nothing but another item at your disposal. While the player may still form an attachment to party members, especially Terry Hintz, who levels up massively and turns out extremely powerful, you will bond to him because he grows powerful. Any emotional attachment you have to your party is purely superficial.
There is a sequence in which the player is forced to risk the life of their party members in Russian Roulette, and a sequence where the player must trade away either their arm or a party member. You can rig each of these situations to a point where Percy Monsoon and Fardy Hernandez, two mostly-useless party members who you receive before this, will die gruesome deaths, whereas party members you like remain safe. I can confirm that I myself risked Fardy before anyone else, and while he did not die, I would have risked Mad Dog before I'd even touch Terry, Olan, or Rage Ironhead, three useful party members who had leveled up very well throughout my play. Similarly, I arranged the situation of the sacrifice so I'd lose Percy Monsoon instead of an arm.
There is a possibility that the player will get through LISA without losing a party member, but it's a slim, selfless one. Without extensive walkthroughs and save scumming, you will likely lose at least one of your party members. Even if you manage to get through, an unpredictable event in the endgame means that without an incredible trick of prediction or save scumming, you will not get through LISA without killing your party members.
At numerous points, I could feel only frustration when my party members, characters who in other games would be my friends, died horribly. Frustration that these tools were lost. In part of its deconstruction of RPG tropes, LISA tears apart the party. You are just as monstrous as real monsters in this game, and despite being the protagonist, it is impossible to find yourself truly attached to these characters for their personalities.
Fardy is arguably the best example of this. Fardy's story is a tragic one. Held captive by the Men's Hair Club, Fardy Hernandez, despite being a helpless, innocent man, has been violated and abused his whole life. His story is horrifying, tragic, and completely glossed over. In fact, as stated, thanks to Fardy's low stats, he is an easy sacrifice to Russian Roulette. This man has suffered his whole life, and Brad, and the player, just plain won't learn anything about it.
Much like other indie favorites such as Papers Please, LISA puts you in the shoes of a bad person, and it forces you to slowly let the fabric of your morality slip away. Yes, you're doing this to pixelated constructs in a fake digital world, but LISA makes it a challenge, nay, a constant setback to be heroic. To be selfless earns you an achievement, yes, but it makes the entire game far harder. This fits with Brad's character. He's trying to do good, he really is, but he can't connect with these people, he's unfit to be a hero, and the player can't make him into one, no matter how hard they try.
The theme for this month was the Company you Keep, but you don't keep this company in LISA. That's because the story is told from Brad's perspective, and Brad only cares about Brad. The companions in LISA are brilliant, sometimes monstrous, sometimes good, sometimes awesome characters, but you'll never get to bond with them or know them, only see them as tools, because that's what they are to Brad. Ultimately, the only true company Brad Armstrong keeps in LISA is Brad himself, and the player finds themself trying to reach out, to find friendship and kindness in these companions... but the player won't because, much like Brad, they're just not heroic.
In saying nothing about your allies and friends, LISA says everything you need to know about Brad Armstrong and yourself.
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FEATUREOctober 2021
Alzheimer's San Diego
By admin October 8, 2021 614 views
By Barbara Birenbaum
The largest fundraiser for Alzheimer's San Diego, a local nonprofit organization, will be held this month. Walk4ALZ 2021 is Saturday, October 16th. It is completely free to register and is a family-friendly and dog-friendly event with a beautiful 2.75 mile route around Balboa Park. It is the only walk where every dollar stays in San Diego County to support people living with dementia, their caregivers, and research to find a cure."
L'CHAIM spoke with two passionate walk team leaders who enthusiastically shared the stories of their engagement with Alzheimer's San Diego and the folks for whom they walk.
Herb Liberman has been an active member of the organization since he moved to San Diego four years ago. His parents had been living in Florida where his father was the primary caregiver for his mother. Connecting across the country with calls several times a week and periodic visits, Herb recognized the strain this responsibility was taking on his father, primarily exhaustion and depression and that's when he became involved in the Northern California Alzheimer's Association. He needed and then led a support group for families struggling with Alzheimer's caregiving. Such affirming support groups are a shining feature available through the local organization too.
After his father passed, he moved his mother out to Northern California to be near his family where she lived in a memory care facility until she passed. He later moved south and joined Alzheimer's San Diego. With appreciation for the organization's in-home respite support and educational seminars, Herb later joined the board and continues to volunteer on the finance committee. Your support to his team is greatly appreciated as he walks for his mother, z"l, as well as his wife, who is showing early signs of the disease. Gratefully, she is involved in a research study with a new medication, and they are hopeful it will have positive effects on people with Alzheimer's. You can help his walk team reach or exceed their goal by donating through their page Army4ALZ or you can reach out to Herb via email at heliberman@comcast.net . Of course, you can also donate directly to Alzheimer's San Diego as a generous supporter did recently, with a bequeath.
Dr. Lisa Heikoff has been involved since Alzheimers San Diego ventured away from the national organization six years ago. Her passion for this group and for the people suffering due to the disease began professionally as she worked with the population most commonly affected and witnessed its effects. Then it became personal when her brother-in-law, z"l, was diagnosed with young onset at age 57. While his diagnosis was devastating for the family, there was a remarkable silver lining she highlights and keeps close to her heart. Shortly after the diagnosis, having been involved in their Jewish family life but not born into the faith, he decided to begin the pathway toward conversion. With the added challenges he now faced and the encouragement of family and friends, his accomplishment was an extremely joyous event that continues to inspire her.
She is most impressed with the education and outreach programs Alzheimer's San Diego utilizes to support local people in need. Their ongoing work honors a delicate humanness and authenticity and demonstrates a remarkable level of caring for those most vulnerable. Lisa highlights the organization's efforts encouraging opportunities for growth and appreciation for one's life today, making meaningful contributions that translate into real care and real service.
Consider donating to her team's fundraising goal through their page KP Continuing Care Services (with Kaiser) or reach out to her directly via email at heikoff@aol.com.
In addition to support groups for caregivers, Alzheimer's San Diego offers outstanding online education and training, consultations with Dementia experts, weekly check-ins by volunteers, social activities and outings, companion visits offering caregivers a much-needed break, and volunteer tech support with Zoom and other platforms encouraging connections with loved ones.
Alzheimer's San Diego is there for San Diegans and your support helps change lives. Whether or not your life has been directly affected by this debilitating disease, your help is needed and valued.
To learn more or to register, visit https://alzsd.rallybound.org/walk4alz.
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Also, I have looked at the 'transfer data to EU servers' option a number of times, however when I select the option the Wizard never opens. It will open up at the side and then just say it's loading for quite a while. I have never been able to complete this process, may this be affecting my forms in some way?
You can also do this on My Account Settings page. Check option "Store my data only in Europe (Germany) - BETA" and then click on Move to EU.
If you are still unable to transfer your data to EU servers, please try with different browser.
Also this should not affect your forms in any way.


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The Arizona standard. (Chloride, Ariz.) 1911-19??
Black Mountain gazette. (Dolan Springs, Ariz.) 1997-19??
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Colorado River news. (Lake Havasu City, Ariz.) 1972-19??
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Hualapai times. (Peach Springs, Ariz.) 1976-19??
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In Hiroshima Prefecture, two World heritage sites, the Atomic Bomb Dome and Itsukushima Shrine offer an additional educational experience from the perspectives of peace, culture and history in Japan.
Currently, about 70 foreign students are enrolled at our University. Inbound exchange students are accepted during each term. So far, we have produced and introduced many excellent foreign students to the world who have studied in a Japanese academic setting and the surrounding culture at the University.
The following foreign students are enrolled in Prefectural University of Hiroshima.


Reminder - The Artist's Way in 2014: A Creative Resolution!
The year is quickly winding down and coming to a close… have you started thinking about your plans for 2014? Will you be making any New Year's resolutions? Do you have some goals you'd like to achieve in the new year? By any chance would developing your creativity be one of those goals?
If so… I have a suggestion!
I want to tell you (or give you a little reminder nudge, if you already saw the original post) about an opportunity to join a group of people making a shared creative resolution to work through The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron, taking it slowly at one chapter per month.
Hope to welcome you as part of our group!
That's a very neat idea! I'll go check it out.
I'd like to moderate month 4 – the reading depravation month, if that works for you. Please let me know the nuts and bolts.
Absolutely! As soon as I get back I'm going to get things organized for the year, and will keep you posted.
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DLF Princeton Estate is high rise residential apartment complex located in DLF Phase - V on Golf Course Road. DLF Princeton Estate provides an ideal option for those looking for luxurious apartments in Gurgaon. Princeton Estate comprise of 918 apartments. Princeton Estate includes two - and three - bedroom luxurious apartments. Princeton Estate has exclusive club and swimming pool. The gardens around Princeton Estate Gurgaon are strength of healt & comfortable lifestyles.


Richard Paul Evans reads the second novel in the New York Times bestselling trilogy from Richard Paul Evans about a man on an inspirational pilgrimage across Route 66 to find his way back to himself. Chicago celebrity and motivational speaker Charles James is supposed to be dead. Everyone believes he was killed in a fiery plane crash. But thanks to a remarkable twist of fate he's very much alive and well, and ready for a second chance at life. But will he use this opportunity to right some wrongs from his old life and start over the right way this time? The Forgotten Road is the second book in the "thoughtful, well-plotted" (Kirkus Reviews) trilogy by beloved storyteller Richard Paul Evans. It is an engrossing, inspiring story of redemption and the power of second chances.


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Florida lawmakers refused to accept money for cancer control programs
Image has not been found. URL: http://images.floridaindependent.com/2011/09/Florida-Capitol-Legislature-360x270-300x224.jpgAmong the long list of federal health grants the state has shunned in the past year was a small award that would have "reduced the burden of cancer."
A spokesperson for the Florida Department of Health tells The Florida Independent that budget authority was denied for a competitive grant "awarded to Florida beginning October 2010 for $175,000 yearly."
The DP10-1017 "Demonstrating the Capacity of Comprehensive Cancer Control Programs to Implement Policy and Environmental Cancer Control Interventions" grant was a "five-year grant built on strengths of existing statewide Cancer Control and Research Advisory Council (C-CRAB) working with four regional cancer collaboratives to reduce the burden of cancer," according to the Department of Health. The grant did not require any contributions from the state.
The grant was just one of many that has been rejected by the state. This week, health advocates in Broward County expressed their frustration with the millions of dollars Florida has turned away since the passage of the federal health care reform law.
According to a recent report by the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, Florida is among many states that have "missed opportunities to enact laws and policies that could not only save money and generate revenue, but also save lives." In the report, Florida was listed as one of the seven states that fell short in all "five priority areas." Alabama, Idaho, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Tennessee are the other states that are also falling short in every category.
Two of the priority areas the report focused on had to do with the funding of prevention and detection programs in the state.
According to a Department of Health spokesperson, the state's joint advisory councils had recently "completed the revised 2010 Florida Cancer Plan and developed an accompanying Implementation Guide." The plans would have built "on the cancer councils' combined agenda of identified priorities" and the rejected grant would have "accelerated prevention and risk reduction policies and efforts."
The department says the plans for the grant included:
Assisting Moffitt Cancer Center to convene the four goal committees to implement strategies for cancer control.
Assessing and implement initiatives to reduce tobacco use statewide.
Promoting national food guidelines and other measures to reduce obesity in school aged populations.
Developing and support community health workers to improve access to care for underserved populations.
Creating a forum to enhance the continuum of care for cancer patients through improved medical record keeping including electronic medical systems.
The Department of Health spokesperson tells the Independent that "the work of these initiatives is being continued by other programs in the Bureau of Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, but in a smaller scope."
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Researchers often feel like they're presented with a tough choice in their scholarly careers: work with the community and use research to help solve real-world problems or focus on publishing as much as possible in peer-reviewed journals.
The University of Colorado is trying to make it possible to do both.
Six doctoral students are participating this year in CU's new community-based research fellowship, thanks to a partnership between the Office of Outreach and Engagement, the provost's office and CU Engage, a unit focused on community engagement.
The fellowship, which is in its first year, provides graduate students with funding to study a public issue with a community partner, such as police accountability, indoor air quality, food insecurity or refugee education.
Ben Kirshner, faculty director for CU Engage, said there's not much support in higher education for graduate students to "weave together their new and emerging scholarship expertise with issues people care about."
One of the key markers for success in academia — including during the tenure and promotion process — is publishing research in peer-reviewed journals, Kirshner said.
Many of those journals exist behind paywalls, which means researchers are mostly writing with other academics in mind and using highly technical language.
That can sometimes feel at odds with researching issues related to everyday life, he said.
"Those kinds of publications and that kind of work has often been presented as an 'either/or,'" Kirshner said. "'Don't do community-engaged projects until you have tenure. Focus on doing really high-quality peer-reviewed scholarship first then maybe once you've published that piece, if you want to use your extra time for community-based research' ... I think that's a false binary."
Kirshner sees the fellowship as a "jumpstart" for graduate students to integrate community-based work into their research moving forward. The fellows selected this year were already interested in research focused on the community, he added.
He believes helping society study and solve, or at least address, some of its problems is one of the roles of public research institutions like CU.
"Ultimately we produce the most rigorous and the most scientifically sound work when it is founded in problems of everyday practice or issues effecting us as a broader public," he said. "I worry that if we get too far removed from the kind of questions that we're wrestling with as a society, people lose interest and it becomes too insular and ultimately it's self-referential and therefore low-quality work or scholarship."
School of Education doctoral student Quana Madison is researching refugee and immigrant resettlement in Denver schools. Through interviews with several local agencies, she learned that there was a need for more research into how these students form their identities.
Madison said she's glad to be able to work with community experts who are on the ground and help them address gaps they've identified. She believes work like hers can lead to recommendations for policy and practice.
"The research I produce is not just relevant to me or giving me accolades or staying in a journal that is only accessible to a very specific population, which may not overlap with the population of stakeholders that I want to be working together with on these complex issues," she said.
Chris Schaefbauer, a computer science doctoral student, is exploring the ways people use technology to access and prepare healthy and culturally appropriate foods.
He believes that his group's work could help discover new ways of using technology to improve access to food. He's working with Boulder Food Rescue to understand the people and issues he's researching.
"Bringing their expertise and local knowledge together with the academic skill set is why community-based research is so exciting," he said. "It brings together these different forms of knowledge and expertise to bear on some sort of social challenges and social issues."


It's a shame that the first album in ten years from the legendary Oxford band is so blighted by a lazy reliance on over- blown guitar reverb. It swamps the affair – especially the endearing fragility of Adam Franklin's voice and his prescient lyrics. Thankfully the band rediscover their lost form on the title track. It's a stunning six-minute slowburner featuring Franklin's morose political ruminations: "We are ruled by fools, These are future ruins, Rocket fuel, Force-fed rules" and a superb goose pimple-inducing chorus of: "If I could only get my hands around them". Sadly, Swervedriver 2.0 won't trouble their status as criminally overlooked indie behemoths of the early 90s. But when they swap the muscular for the thoughtful, they can still summon up the magic.


You may think that's an odd comparison. But just think about it.
How long can humans go without eating? Not very long. And just how long do you think a business can exist without communicating? Also … not very long.
Without communication, just about everything will slip through the cracks. But at this point, you aren't slipping; you're taking a nosedive. And those aren't cracks anymore; they're large, gaping valleys.
So naturally, the question becomes: How does a business foster reliable communication?
Well, for starters, you need a reliable communication platform. One that stays modern. One that takes care of itself. And one that goes where you go. In other words, you need VoIP.
In fact, the benefits of VoIP can transform your company's communication from the inside-out, and here are five reasons why.
How much are your conversations going for?
A traditional phone system for a business can get expensive. Really, expensive.
And this doesn't just account for the month-to-month service of a traditional phone system. This also deals with the hardware, maintenance, expansion, and installation of it all.
With a cloud-based, communication solution like VoIP, things work differently.
With a hosted VoIP solution, you don't need extensive wiring or expensive hardware to get things started; you simply need the right device and an internet connection.
When disaster strikes, maintaining communication is essential for any business. However, this is easier said than done.
If your business is unlucky enough to become the target of an uncontrollable leak, we're talking a massive flooding. This flow of water could potentially ruin your office equipment and leave you without a building for a few days.
The same is true with an accidental fire or natural disaster. These are the types of situations that can wreak havoc on your business and leave you office-less for days, months, or even longer.
With VoIP, you can maintain communication by forwarding calls to your cell phone, computer, or tablet. Since a hosted VoIP solution houses the servers and other network equipment at an offsite location, your team won't have to worry about replacing or moving any equipment. And in the case of a major disaster, this is simply one less thing to worry about.
For the past three decades, the traditional communication platform for businesses has basically worked the same. You can make and transfer calls, and if you're lucky, you might even be able to speak to more than one person at the same time.
These days, a company needs more than call-transfer and conferencing capabilities. It needs mobility; it needs integrations, and it needs features.
And this is where VoIP comes in.
Just like any other cloud-based solution out there, VoIP is all about those automatic upgrades and updates. In other words, they're not "additional" charges or "miscellaneous" fees.
Again, it's just part of the package.
With a traditional phone system, not only is this unheard of … but it wouldn't make sense. What would you even upgrade to? Nothing has changed with the traditional communication platform since Bush senior was in office.
As mobile as they come.
When it comes to the modern-day business, certain things are a necessity. Like communication. But not just any type of communication … mobile communication.
How do you expect to compete with other businesses if you're chained to your desk for every hour of every day? And how do you expect to hunt down new opportunities if you can't collaborate with coworkers and partners in the process?
It'd be a challenge … a challenge that VoIP can eliminate.
Whether it's a disaster or not, you can still forward your calls to any connected device. Answer calls from any location and use the tools and devices that best-fit your working habits.
All you need is an internet connection. That's the beauty of VoIP.
Here at nimboIP, we specialize in managed voice solutions. We can transition your company to a fully managed VoIP solution that keeps your company modern, mobile, and communicating with the best of them.
However, we aren't like the majority of IT companies.
We can get your company started on a 90-day trial period. After three months, if you aren't thrilled with your new voice solution, we'll uninstall it and reinstall your old system free of charge. If you are happy with it (which you will be), you can maintain a month-to-month contract with us — with the ability to cancel at any point given a 30-day notice.
So give us a call (or maybe just send us a message …) and let's talk VoIP.


Dr Emily Gianatti MBBS FRACP is a Consultant Endocrinologist and Endocrine Lead of the Diabetes in Pregnancy Service at Fiona Stanley Hospital, Perth WA. She conducted a randomised controlled trial of testosterone treatment in men with type 2 diabetes mellitus as the basis of her PhD at Austin Health, University of Melbourne VIC. She is an active clinical researcher with publications in the fields of insulin resistance, diabetes in pregnancy and andrology.


I posted a story on Instagram earlier this week with a #brag about losing 3 pant sizes in the past three years. In the moment I didn't think much about it, but over its 24 hour life span and the time that has passed since it disappeared, it's been on my mind a lot.
It's funny. Last summer I wrote here that I was gaining back the weight I lost in my grief. And now, I'm here again watching as these pounds are falling away. Except this time it's different. My life isn't falling apart around me. I'm not losing weight because I simply cannot eat. I'm not spending weeks alone on my couch crying quietly and watching the shadows move across my living room as the day melts away. This time, I am getting smaller because I am caring for myself. I've been intensely focused on my health this year and two main elements of that, for me, are eating well and exercising.
To be honest, I feel gross about my skinny internet brag because my shrinking waist was never the point. It's just something that has happened.
But, weight is such an easy, visible way to track gain and loss. I feel fundamentally different from all of the internal changes that have happened in the last four years. But, no one can actually see that on the outside. Aside from the bigger bags under my eyes, I look about the same. And as I racked my brain trying to figure out why I was so uncomfortable with my post, I realized it's because there are far more important gains and losses that came and went with those pounds on my waist.
In the last three years, I gained a deeper appreciation for the brevity of life than I ever had before. I gained friends who are now family. I gained the perspective that allows me to fall deeply into joy even in the midst of my struggles. I gained an edge and a softness that has allowed me to stand up for myself while also viewing the world around me in the best possible light. I gained the clarity to relentlessly chase the sort of life I want to have while shedding all of the "should" that dictated my choices for so many years. I gained the peace that comes with accepting the unpredictable.
I also lost a few pounds.
And somehow, even after all that I have gained, this is all I have to show for it.


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This also helps convince that your study is relevant. You can weave the information into your text with a simple lead in phrase and by adding a parenthetical note. Nature 392 6671 , 29. Sometimes you will require more than one control, depending on the number of hypotheses you wish to test. For example, if you capped a test tube immediately after adding a solute to a solvent, why did you do that? One of the important points here is to not only list the finding of experiment but also to show its relation and meaning to the study in general.
To do so, below are some of the primary things you would do well to remember Understand the Mechanisms of the Experiment You're Doing Firstly, every lab report needs you to have a mastery of what is being done, i. Generally, readers have a hard time distinguishing dotted lines from dot-dash lines from straight lines, so you should consider staying away from this system. Be exact in giving details, but make sure they are relevant. When you do have occasion to tabulate material, try to ensure the clarity and readability of the format you use. If the data can be interpreted in more than a single way, account for the other way s in which data can be interpreted. Our writers can and then they will send it to you. There are two common ways to designate references: by the number and by authors' names; and your professors may require you to follow their unique citation format too, so that you need to consult them to be sure to use the right one.
As long as you appreciate and understand these values, it is likely that your writing will satisfy the expectations of your audience, which includes your teacher. Introductions How do I write a strong introduction? Your instructor may require you to do this in a paragraph or a list form. It is crucial for you to use tables, figures, and graphs with the appropriate descriptions for all your outcomes. Only interpret data in the Discussion section. Probably the most crucial detail is measurement; you should always quantify anything you can, such as time elapsed, temperature, mass, volume, etc. Recall that other researchers should be able to reproduce experiments exactly, based on the lab report; utilizing the first person implies to some readers that the experiment cannot be replicated without the original researchers present. If you are attempting to discern which solutes will dissolve more quickly, you might recall that some solids are meant to dissolve in hot water e.
We are used to reading about events in a chronological way, and so your readers will likely comprehend what you did if you relate that information in the same way. Schools and professors take plagiarism very seriously and it can have serious consequences. Although tables can be useful ways of showing trends in the results you obtained, figures i. In fact, you and your teacher are both part of a scientific community, and the people who participate in this community tend to share the same values. The supplies used during the experiment: growth substrate — nutrient agar broth 350 ml Erlenmeyer flasks shape and straight glass tubing sterilized cotton an autoclave From the list of supplies you should be able to identify the variables to include in a methods section. In a broader philosophical sense, scientists are unable to fully comprehend the full implications of their research unless they have a grasp of the context it which it was provoked and nourished.
We will address hypotheses shortly, but essentially, they contain some indication of what you expect your experiment to demonstrate. Then, you need to describe what methods you took during the research process. The independent variable is what you manipulate to test the reaction; the dependent variable is what changes as a result of your manipulation. Biology Lab Report Format What is an appropriate biology lab report format? So, never use sites like:. Did you find any errors? Check through the rubric to find out the exact specifications that your instructor has requested regarding length, formatting, margins, font type and size, and writing style. By contrast, in a scientific paper you are required to defend your statement more concretely by noting data such as slurred speech, awkward gait, and a lampshade being worn as a hat. We will begin by addressing each element of the Introduction to explain what it covers and why it is significant.
The abstract section should also contain major conclusions of your paper: what did you find during the experiment, what is its meaning for science, and what can you do with the results. Ultimately, others must be able to verify your findings, so your experiment must be reproducible, to the extent that other researchers can follow the same procedure and obtain the same or similar results. Show your understanding of the problem and any gaps that need to be researched. Explain your results and observations in detail in this section. Results Here you need to present the findings to your audience in a clear, orderly way.
Try to write towards a student in the same course but a different lab section. What is your teacher expecting to see? For example, you must whisper to a friend at a party that another guest is drunk, and when your friends observes the person you referred to she might quickly agree. What aspects would you retain, and what would you require to be more fully explained as a refresher? Usually, the point of comparison will be the numerical data you collect, so especially make sure you have columns of numbers, not rows. Capitalize on this opportunity by putting your own work in context. However, this information shouldn't be too detailed because you only need to include enough instructions for others to complete the same experiment. Accept or reject your hypothesis and explain why. You may have a lab partner, but the work that you do and report on should be your own.
All references you use in your biology lab report must be included at its end. Therefore, it becomes difficult to predict all the influences that have the potential to affect your results. Do not list supplies used for the experiment as in a recipe. Depending on your instructor's preferences, your report may also include an introduction. !! Lab reports are written to describe and analyze a laboratory experiment that explores a scientific concept, presents the completeness of the experiment, its scientific accuracy and background chosen as well as the organization of the report writing itself combined with your writing skills. In the example above, the independent variable is the temperature; the dependent variable is the solubility rate.


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In: OAU Lecturer Kidnapped Demanding 70 Million Ransom
OAU Lecturer Kidnapped Demanding 70 Million Ransom
Gunmen on Friday evening abducted a lecturer of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Dr. Femi Omisore, on his way to attend a funeral at Oye Ekiti in Ekiti State.
Our correspondent gathered on Sunday that Omisore, a lecturer at the Department of Environmental Design Management of OAU, was abducted in Ado Ekiti, the Ekiti State capital, on his way to attend the ceremony.
His captors, who were said to be armed with guns, were said to have trailed him for a while and his driver tried all he could to avoid being overtaken by the hoodlums.
On catching up with him, the hoodlums were said to have killed the driver out of anger and forced Omisore out of his car before he was taken away to an unknown place.
The gunmen, it was farther gathered, fired several shots at the petrol tank of the lecturer's car and ensured that the car caught fire before they left the scene.
The Chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, OAU chapter, Dr. Caleb Aborisade, confirmed the incident to our correspondent on the telephone.
Aborisade said, "According to the information I gathered from his family, Dr. Femi Omisore was kidnapped on Friday evening. He was going for a funeral ceremony in Oye Ekiti.
"I learnt that a member of his department was burying his father in Oye Ekiti and he was traveling there when he was kidnapped.
"The kidnappers use his telephone to call his wife this morning ( Sunday) and they demanded N70 million ransom.
"We are not politicians, we are running our union with stipends from our members and where do they expect us to get such amount."
He appealed to Omsiore's abductor to release the lecturer, saying the family was not rich and could not afford to pay such a huge amount of money.
The abduction was also confirmed to our correspondent on the telephone by the Chairman of Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, Osun State Polytechnic, Iree chapter, Mr. Dotun Omisore, who is a nephew of the abducted lecturer.
The ASUP chairman expressed concern at the way lecturers and members of their families were becoming targets of abduction.
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Current new stories about the pro-life movement…sometimes given through the perspective of our opposition. After all, their own admissions are often the most telling.
Ideas on exactly how to volunteer for a pro-life campaign, how to get your church involved, and how to reach out to the community around you. My goal is to share very practical ideas like…how to write a letter to the editor, how to talk to your pastor, how to find events in your city, etc. I'll be sharing sample letters, handouts, and more.
Lessons I learned as I worked as the spokesperson for Colorado's first Personhood campaign in 2008.
Pro-life resources so that you can know what you're talking about and how to say it in a common sense, creative way.
A presentation of pro-life leaders and the work they're involved in so you have more options of where and how to get involved yourself. I'll be sharing famous and not-so-famous people with you.
Controversial issues within the pro-life movement discussed and analyzed.
No worries…most posts will be short and easily readable. Not all, but most =).
Again, I pray that you will find inspiration to continue speaking out for those who have no voice of their own. As we humbly work with a heart of compassion, I believe that this world will see the love our Savior gives us and that they, too, will choose life.
I'm not ashamed to say that I'm a Christian who loves Jesus. Without the strength my Savior gives me day by day, I could not be a part of this fight. He gets all the glory and all the praise. I love my Jesus, and I know that He loves me. Because He's such a big part of my life, and in fact, my reason for living—you will see Him on this blog often. If you don't know Him personally as your Savior, I pray that you will be driven to seek Him yourself. For anyone that seeks Him, He promises that you will find Him.


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Sir George Faudel-Phillips Bart. (1840 to 1922)
A great benefactor of Hertford
By Terry Askew
Parade of Lord Mayor of London, Sir George Faudell-Phillips 1897
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Balls Park
Sir George Faudell-Phillips planting a tree at Old Cross 1897
Sir George Faudell-Phillips at Old Cross, Hertford
Cricket at Balls Park (now Hertford C.C. ground)
Looking at old photographs and magic lantern slides of the late 19th century, I became fascinated by the frequent sight of this gentleman, who was obviously a dignitary held in considerable esteem by the people of Hertford. I learned that, born in 1840, he was the second son of a wealthy Jewish City merchant – Sir Benjamin Samuel Phillips. After an education at University College School he completed his studies in Berlin and Paris, later entering the family business.
Although holding numerous high offices in the Capital – Sheriff of London and Middlesex (1884-85), High Sheriff of the County of London (1895) and the City of London's second Jewish Lord Mayor in 1896 (Queen Victoria's jubilee year) to name but a few, Sir George was best known to the people of Hertford as a magistrate for 26 years and as its Member of Parliament.
Sir George came to Hertford as a Liberal, then becoming a Unionist, and later a Conservative & Unionist, living at Balls Park and purchasing the estate in 1889. The grounds of Balls Park are understood to have featured regularly as a venue for garden fetes and shows reflecting Sir George's keen support of the Hertford Horticultural Society and other local organisations.
His death, in 1922, provoked such an outpouring of grief and tributes that it was impossible to ignore the great contribution which Sir George had made to the locality of Hertford during his lifetime, and at so many levels. Apart from being Chairman of the Governors of Hertford Grammar School, Vice President of East Herts. Golf Club, President of Hertford Town Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club, Patron of Hertford Town F.C., to name but a few formal offices, he also involved himself in other projects.
He was instrumental in the starting of the Hertford Steam Laundry Company, providing much needed work for women and girls of the locality, he was Chairman of the Old Age Pensioners' Association, a keen supporter of the Public Library, Vice President of the Working Men's Club, and was deeply interested in Hertford County Hospital.
One entry in his many obituaries which seemed particularly moving, through 21st century eyes, was reference to Sir George's interest in the Hertford Workhouse. It went on to mention that each year he would be seen attending to present individual gifts to the inmates at Christmas time.
Sir George died, a Freeman of the Borough of Hertford, on 28th December 1922 and, after a funeral service at All Saints Church, he was interred according to Jewish rite, on a family plot at Hertford Cemetery.
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Theodore (Theo) Wilhelmus Nieuwenhuis (26 April 1866, Noord-Scharwoude - 5 December 1951, Hilversum) was a Dutch watercolor painter, lithograph designer, woodcarver, ceramics, textile designer, furniture designer, decorative artist and interior designer. He is known as one of the best Dutch artists to work in the style called Nieuwe Kunst (Art Nouveau), which he applied to many different media.

Education and career
Nieuwenhuis was educated at the State Normal School for Applied Art and the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Amsterdam, where he was a pupil of John Roelof de Kruyff.

Nieuwenhuis traveled extensively in his early career. Based in Amsterdam from 1883 to 1888, he visited Germany and Austria, then moved to Paris, where he remained until 1890. He was in Leeuwarden in 1891, Amstelveen during 1893, Epe in 1895, before resettling in Amsterdam again from 1895 to 1933. After 1941 he relocated to Rotterdam and Blaricum.

Nieuwenhuis drew plants and animals in an ornate style, and is best known as a designer of furniture and complete interiors, but he also designed printing, book covers and calendars. His interiors include the Shipping House, Amsterdam, which also makes use of stucco and cement; and "Harmony" in Groningen. He also designed interiors for passenger ships and patterns for carpets.

Nieuwenhuis collaborated with both G.W. Dijsselhof and C.A. Lion Cachet on graphic designs. The charters which they completed in 1892 for the Society for the Promotion of Medicine are considered as one of the first manifestations of Nieuwe Kunst. He also worked for Philips from 1916-1918. The book Naamloze Vennootschap Philips' Gloeilampenfabrieken 1891-1916  was compiled by Jan Feith for the Eindhoven firm, and Nieuwenhuis was responsible for the decoration of the band, the vignettes and decorative edges of the album.

Nieuwenhuis worked from 1898 to 1924 for the firm of E.J. Wisselingh, an art gallery and studio for industrial art in Amsterdam and he worked for a time as a designer at the pottery Thistle.
Nieuwenhuis was a member of Arti et Amicitiae in (Amsterdam) and was teacher of Roelf Gerbrands and Leo Visser.

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Scheen 1969-1970
Witt Checklist 1978
Scheen 1981, p. 372
Eliëns/Groot/Leidelmeijer 1996, p. 233
Ernst Braches, Bouwstoffen Nieuwe Kunst, p. 751-823

1866 births
1951 deaths
Art Nouveau painters
Art Nouveau designers
Dutch painters
Dutch male painters
Dutch ceramists
Dutch lithographers
Dutch designers
Dutch furniture designers
People from Langedijk
20th-century lithographers


This past June I got to photograph one of my favorite families! Kylene, Eric, and their beautiful daughter Mileah are such an adorable family. This photo shoot took place at a local park on a very hot and sunny morning; toughing it out through the heat, we managed to capture some great family shots!


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Q: Rock, Paper, Scissors on Python - Can't get computer to play?
# This program will generate a random game of Rock, Paper, Scissors
# in which the player will be able to win/lose against the computer

import sys
import random

print("*********************************")
print("Let't Play Rock, Paper, Scissors!")
print("*********************************")

def computer():
        number = random.randint (0,2)
        if (computer == 0):
                computer = "Rock";
        elif (computer == 1):
                       computer = "Paper";
        elif (computer == 2):
                       computer = "Scissors";
# need to repeat seven times

player = input("Enter 0 for Rock, 1 for Paper, 2 for Scissors: ")

#determine winner
if (player == computer):
        print("It's a draw. Nobody won that round.")

elif (player == "Rock"):
        if (computer == "Paper"):
            print("Paper covers rock! Computer wins this round.")

elif (player == "Paper"):
        if (computer == "Rock"):
            print("Paper covers rock! You win this round.")

elif (player == "Rock"):
        if (computer == "Scissors"):
            print("Rock busts scissors! You win this round.")
elif (player == "Scissors"):
        if (computer == "Rock"):
            print("Rock busts scissors! Computer wins this round.")

elif (player == "Scissors"):
        if (computer == "Paper"):
            print("Scissors cut paper! You win this round.")
elif (player == "Paper"):
        if (computer == "Scissors"):
            print("Scissors cut paper! You win this round.")

#show_winner

It seems like I can't get the computer to play or to show the result such as "paper covers rock," etc...
Any help would be appreciated...
This is what the module results in:

A: There's a couple of issues with your computer function, and how you're calling it.
Firstly, it needs to return the value it's chosen, not assign it to it's own name:
def computer():
    number = random.randint (0,2)
    if (computer == 0):
       return "Rock";
    elif (computer == 1):
       return "Paper";
    elif (computer == 2):
       return "Scissors";

And when you do your comparisons, you actually need to call the function computer(), not just compare to it's name:
if (player == computer()):

Notice the () after computer?
Finally, to actually play 7 times, you need to wrap the whole question/answer logic in some kind of loop:
for attempt in range(7):
    player = input("Enter 0 for Rock, 1 for Paper, 2 for Scissors: ")
    ...

You also seem to be accepting an integer from the player (0, 1, or 2), but your computer function is returning Rock, Paper, or Scissors. You need to choose one or the other.

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Q: ADO DataSet or Entity Framework SELECT Constructor I am using C# and VS2012, with a SQL Server 2008 database, exclusively driven by stored procedure.
I have a fair amount of experience with using the ADO DataSet model's DataTableAdapter to autogenerate useful methods for CRUD operations.  The ease with which I can wire up a table or stored procedure (and then later refresh the schema if I need to) is very useful in my RAD environment - we add fields and revise stored procedures often.  I know how to perform CRUD operations as method calls, but I do not see how to fashion a constructor that will execute a SELECT procedure. I am looking for a workaround for what I see as a limitation of this model, and recently started experimenting with the Entity Framework to see if I can overcome it, but don't have enough experience with it yet to tell if this is possible.
To clarify, using the DataSet model, I can get a strongly-typed Person row from my database like this when I use it:
PersonDataSetTableAdapters.Persons adapter = new PersonDataSetTableAdapters.Persons();
PersonRow person = adapter.GetByID(personID);

What I'd prefer to do is use a SELECT constructor pattern that would look like this:
Person person = new Person(personID);

I've tried to create my own helper classes to provide this, but one way or another I end up having to explicitly set each property in the constructor - and then maintain that code when the schema changes.  This is exactly what I want to avoid doing.
Because I want to have my cake and eat it too - I want strongly typed objects and autogenerated code that is reasonably easy to refresh when the schema changes.  I also want to be able inherit from these base classes and extend them with partial classes when appropriate.  I don't see how to meet all these goals with the DataSet model.  None of the EF samples I've found seem to address my pattern closely enough to follow.
Can I fashion simple SELECT constructors with ADO?  Can you provide a simple code sample that illustrates how?