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Mai pen rai: literally, "it's nothing"; also, "never mind" or "don't worry"
A phrase often heard in familiar conversation and on the street in Thailand, it's used in much the same way as "no problem" in North America, or "no worries" in Australia.
Say you're purchasing some delicious tropical fruits from a street vendor, only to discover that you have no small bills. You probably will receive a smile and a "mai pen rai" along with your snack and a sizable wad of 20 baht notes.
An employee arrives at an important meeting 45 minutes late. If the other attendees notice the straggler's tardiness at all, they are likely to dismiss it with "mai pen rai" and continue their discussion.
In many ways, the "mai pen rai" attitude aptly reflects the Thai priority of "going with the flow." It also accounts in part for the friendly, easy-going lifestyle for which The Land of Smiles is justly famous. Rather than obsessing over schedules and task lists, Thais take a more accepting "come what may" approach to life that enables them to focus on family and social interactions, and to endure hardships or setbacks with grace.
While most Westerners can't help but be charmed by the relaxed "mai pen rai" way of life, it strikes some as naïve or unsophisticated. When something takes longer to get done in Thailand than it would have at home, many an exasperated Westerner has concluded incorrectly that Thais are incorrigibly unmotivated. And when a Thai smiles and shrugs amidst calamity, they're often thought to lack the self-determination so highly prized in Western culture.
All three conclusions reveal much about core Western value systems - but little about Thai culture. The intricate web of social relationships that defines Thai life can hardly be called simple, nor does a decision to place service to family above "customer service" rendered to strangers preclude laziness. And numerous over-stressed Westerners seem desperate for the serenity offered by a "mai pen rai" approach to life.
If you find yourself stranded in an empty conference room well after the appointed meeting time or fidgeting in a taxi mired in Bangkok traffic, don't jump to conclusions about Thai culture. Instead, use that time to compare your own values with what you see around you, and never forget that "different" needn't always equate with "bad".
The more of Thailand you try to see through the eyes of Thais, the more "sanuk" (fun) you will have - and the more sense "mai pen rai" will make. And you will be more effective in business when you understand and accept the Thais on their terms.
Mai Pen Rai Means Never Mind: An American Housewife's Love Affair with Thailand by Carol Hollinger; (new printing), Asian Books, Bangkok, 2000.
Thai Ways 3rd Edition, Post Books, Bangkok, 2000, and More Thai Ways 2nd Edition, Post Books, Bangkok, 2000, both by Denis Segaller.
By Brian Clark, an IT Project Manager with extensive experience in the facilitation of global teams and management of corporate operations in Southeast Asia. He can be reached at clarkbri@mindspring.com.


Little ceramic hands for drawer pulls and wall display.
Sweet little ceramic hands with gold painted fingernails, designed by quirky Berlin-based Kühn Keramik. Choose between a little plump hand with a longer wrist, or a longer slender model. These little curiosities can be fitted as dainty drawer pulls and quirky wall decorations. Fix to a wall, palm up or down, to hang and display a special piece of jewellery.
Each design is made and sold individually, no two hands are identical.
The longer slender hands, named "Erna", each measure just over 7cm from wrist to fingertip; the plumper, named "Alfred", measure approx. 5cm long.


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Peter Abnett est un luthier anglais, basé à Rochester (Kent).

Passionné de luth, il exerce depuis les années 1970. Il est devenu professionnel en 1994. Ses principales productions sont :
 Le luth baroque
 Le bouzouki irlandais
 Le banjo (4 cordes, 5 cordes)…
 La mandoline

C'est l'inventeur du 'bouzouki irlandais' sur les spécifications de Dónal Lunny, lequel a commencé à utiliser un 'Abnett' dès son entrée dans Planxty dans les années 1970.

Luthier
Personnalité britannique

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If you've done your late-summer harvest, saved your seeds and worked on canning, you might be a little tuckered out when fall rolls around. But it's no time to rest on your laurels. The autumn months are for tending to your cool weather crops, reflecting on the past season to decide what needs improvement and getting ready for next year's planting. Don't worry: You'll have all wintertime to chill when you follow these fall gardening tips. Here's what you need to do now.
1. Map out your garden.
Make a diagram of what you've planted and where so that you can switch up your layout next year. Crop rotation helps preserve and enhance soil nutrients and fertility, according to a study published in Ecology Letters. Make any notes on problematic plantings or good combos. Did those cucumber vines work well next to the cornstalks? You can use these records to fine-tune your spring plan of action.
2. Remove weeds and spent plants.
Uproot any plants that are no longer producing, cut back perennial veggies like rhubarb stalks and asparagus ferns, remove tomato cages (or stakes and other structures) that are no longer in use and give your garden a thorough weeding. Anything left in the garden that's not part of your fall crop will deplete your soil.
3. Tend to fall crops.
Depending on your climate and preferences, you may have planted fall crops like kale, leeks, Brussels sprouts, fennel and more. The Old Farmer's Almanac features a planting guide based on the approximate date of your region's first freeze. If you've missed planting dates for this year, plan ahead for the next. Garlic lovers should plant cloves in late September, and the new shoots poking up after the ground thaws will be one of your first signs of spring.
4. Test and amend soil.
Fall is a great time to test your soil for its structure, organisms and other factors that indicate whether you have a fertile garden plot or need to make adjustments. You can try a DIY analysis method called the Willamette Valley Soil Quality Guide or buy a test kit. Your results will help you determine what soil amendments to add. Shredded leaves or your compost stash are good options.
To protect your garden bed from going to the weeds when warm weather hits, cover it before winter sets in. You can use mulch, a layer of fallen leaves, cardboard or a tarp.
Fall is also a time to get organized for what you'll need next year. If you're a seed saver, take inventory of what you've collected and order any seeds you still need. A nice autumn day provides the opportunity for going through your potting or gardening shed, as well. Repair or replace broken tools and clean everything up. You'll be eager once spring arrives to get back to working with the dirt, and these gardening tips will save you any upfront hassles.


ViziPrint® Impress Clear UVL is a 4 mil (100μ) optically clear PET film with proprietary adhesion technology that is protected by a clear, 1 side siliconized release liner. Its proprietary adhesion technology creates a strong bond in both high and low temperatures without leaving residue behind, eliminates bubbling and is unaffected by moisture. ViziPrint® Impress Clear UVL can be re-positioned and re-applied multiple times, and removes cleanly up to 3 years after installation.
Shelf Life: Viziprint Impress Clear UVL has a shelf life of 12 months after receipt from Sonoma Graphic Products. Storage (new and partially used rolls): For quality reasons Viziprint Impress Clear UVL should be stored and converted under conditions of 35-65% relative humidity and at a temperature of 10-30°C. Storage of open rolls: When an open roll of media is not being used » remove the roll from the printer » cover the roll with a plastic bag to protect it from contaminants » if you are storing it on end, use an end plug and tape down the edge to prevent damage to the edge of the roll » do not lay sharp or heavy objects on unprotected rolls and do not stack them.


The most common gastrointestinal cancer, over 146,000 Americans each year are diagnosed with colorectal cancer. The primary treatment is surgery, and there has been tremendous advances in surgical techniques over the past few decades. Minimally invasive approaches to colorectal cancer have proven to be as effective as traditional open surgery on cancer outcomes, while improving results for short term recovery and quality of life. The benefits of minimally invasive surgery include: smaller incisions, shorter hospital stays, less postoperative pain and quicker time to resumption of work and normal activities.
If your doctor recommends surgery to treat a colorectal cancer, you may be a candidate for minimally invasive robotic surgery. Using state-of-the-art technology, the da Vinci System enables doctors to perform delicate and complex operations through a few tiny incisions with breakthrough vision, precision, dexterity and control. The robotic approach can facilitate visualization in difficult locations such as the deep pelvis, allowing for more precise dissections and less blood loss. This can translate to better patient outcomes in many situations, especially in allowing for sphincter-preserving surgery and avoiding the need for permanent "bags" or colostomies.
Robot-assisted colorectal procedures are performed using the da Vinci® Surgical System. Instead of standing and operating over the patient at the bedside, the surgeon sits at a special station and sees a 3-dimensional (3-D) view of the surgery. This special camera magnifies the image 10 times larger than normal. The station allows the surgeon to expertly manipulate the arms of the robot. Foot controls allow the surgeon to operate using four arms rather than two. The arms of the robot have interchangeable tools that allow the surgeon to perform very intricate surgery. The tools of the robot are very small, but are more flexible and more mobile than the surgeon's fingers. This allows surgeons to complete complex surgeries using smaller incisions in more confined regions of the body.


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Pair it with a black belt and boots for a stylish outfit! Fits XS - M. Worn a few times only.
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Society tells us ignorance is bliss, but I am here to tell you why that logic is flawed.
The birth of the digital era brought many changes to our global community. One of the most significant changes is our connectivity to people around the globe. We are, for the first time in history, truly a global community. This enables us to unify around singular and/or multiple causes in ways unimaginable before.
Awareness is fundamental to human nature and existence.
Without true awareness, in its most primitive sense, we would be in danger of an array of circumstances daily. For example, going back to developmental psychology, we would not realize dangers in our environment (touching a hot stove, reflex, removing hand to avoid danger). In a social context, the more aware we are, the more connected we are, thus allowing us to work together to solve problems.
As technology continues to improve and individuals, organizations, etc. work to ensure technology is distributed globally, our "awareness" becomes vastly more relative. The collective impacts we can have working together as a global community are endless.
When we started Stone & Virtue, our purpose and vision was always clear. Through this process of beginning a social business, we have spent countless hours researching the internet. It has become more clear than ever, the importance of working together to help solve global issues. We have been amazed by the vast amount of resources we have stumbled across and very excited about the relationships we are building.
We no longer live in communities that only involve the people closest in proximity to ourselves. Sociologically, in the past, this provided many benefits. In prior eras of human evolution, it was quite necessary for survival.
In our new era of unlimited information, we truly have the ability to connect in a global and meaningful way with other people.
Ignorance isn't bliss. It's cowardice.
Let me explain what we mean. We love learning about society, people, cultures, and we are sure if you are still reading this -you do too. We know not everyone feels this way, but maybe evolution will have a way of changing that perspective as well. We don't want to live in a bubble, and we know you don't either. Unfortunately, many people do, as evidenced by growing political movements around the world. But, lets not get stuck and get back to the topic of discussion.
Once you have a certain awareness of situations in life, how can you continue to live in a way that doesn't convict you to be a part of the solution? Growing up, empathy has always been very natural for me. I have always wanted to learn about people, groups, cultures and life. As an adult, that desire has only amplified. This desire is distinctly why each brand we feature is already working toward philanthropic change. In addition, with our partnership with B1G1 (www.b1g1.com), we hope to create more momentum and positive effects globally, on small and large scales. Change requires movement. We want to be a part of that momentum.
So, at the risk of sounding redundant, intentionally remaining ignorant is not some form of bliss. It isn't an option. It's cowardice. It is choosing the easy way out. It's the attitude of "if I choose not to think about it, then it doesn't affect me". It's an unfortunate attitude, but we have so much to look forward to with the growing community of people who do want to be informed and progressive about change. There are many more people to meet, and many causes to get involved in.
Plans to engage you with resources and community.
It is our plan to provide and engage you with resources for information, beyond solely, Stone & Virtue, although we will provide relevant company information as well. We will provide resources for global topics, resources directing you how to get involved, locally and globally and as a place for community and sharing ideas. Naturally, we will also share the impacts, Stone & Virtue, are creating for people around the world. We want to share stories about our artisans, the connections we've made, and the work we are involved with. We hope to learn more about the work you are involved with as well.
Stone & Virtue exists, because of our identification with others as being vital to human interaction, and our desire to connect with and learn about people globally. Stone & Virtue exists for the very same reasons many of your social businesses exist and/or the businesses and people you admire. With that knowledge, we plan to develop a community for people to turn to for information and direct you to other relevant people and communities that are dedicated to the same values. We must all unite. One website or blog shouldn't aim to take away from another, but should continue to keep the discussions going for impact movements to progress.
We will be adding new information, when relevant, and we hope you will join us on this journey. Please feel free to comment with any helpful information needed to add to the discussions. We want a community of like-minded individuals working together to solve problems and to create comprehensive resources to help us all find answers to the solutions we are seeking.
You will likely stumble upon information you already know, but please don't let this deter you. We want to start from the bottom and move up, so everyone can be informed and involved. We look forward to your feedback and know it is vital to our growth and our mission. When we work together, we can accomplish things far beyond our singular thinking alone.
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Rubio Slams Corporate Interests For Gutting CHIPS Protection, Research Safeguards
America's law enforcement and intelligence agencies have repeatedly warned lawmakers about the vast threat of Chinese Communist Party espionage and theft. Despite those warnings, the $280 billion CHIPS Act of 2022 lacks critical guardrails to protect American research and development.
In fact, the current version is even weaker than the previous Senate-passed bill because Senate Democrats removed important safeguards.
"We need to support American production of semiconductors, but we need to do it in a way that benefits our country and our workers. Corporate interests stripped meaningful safeguards from this package and blocked consideration of others.
"No one should be surprised when we hear stories of Beijing stealing U.S. technology funded by this bill or companies producing more chips in China even as they receive money from the taxpayers." — U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL)
Rubio previously introduced three amendments to address critical errors and omissions in the package, including an amendment to require the Department of Commerce to secure congressional approval before altering the definition of "legacy chips."
Because Senate Democrats blocked all amendments, the Biden Administration will now have the authority to allow CHIPS funding recipients to expand higher-tech chip production in China.
In May 2021, every Senate Democrat voted to kill Rubio's amendment to create a counterintelligence screening process to protect America's research and development efforts.

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What a great idea. Love the look of this – will pop over and take a peek at the video. Such great colours and combination of stamp sets. Thanks.
Thanks for the tutorial. I've tried something similar in the past but didn't like the results…apparently my mask was too thick because I didn't get a clean edge along the stamped images.
Looks fantastic from here Marion!


Nepos, Cornelius. Vitae imperatorum, sive De vita illustrium virorum. Venice: Nicolaus Jenson, 8 March 1471.
Provenance: Morris. — Richard Bennett. — J. Pierpont Morgan. — Morgan Library (ChL746).
References: Ellis valuation, fol. 34 (£8). — ISTC (ic00915000). — Morgan Cat. 2, no. 287.


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Genetic and phenotypic features of visceral Leishmania species exposed to miltefosine. Towards understanding therapeutic failure.
Venue: UAntwerp, Campus Drie Eiken - Building Q - promotiezaal - Universiteitsplein 1 - 2610 Antwerp (Wilrijk) (route: UAntwerpen, Campus Drie Eiken)
PhD candidate: Annelies Mondelaers
Principal investigator: Louis Maes
Co-principal investigator: Guy Caljon en Paul Cos
Short description: PhD defence Annelies Mondelaers - Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Abstract Mondelaers Annelies: Genetic and phenotypic features of visceral Leishmania species exposed to miltefosine-towards understanding therapeutic failure
Visceral leishmaniasis is a 'neglected' tropical disease that is spread through the bite of infected sandflies and for which treatment is still fully based on chemotherapy to avoid lethality. The initial first- line treatment option with pentavalent antimonials was not only threatened by severe side effects but also by the emergence of treatment failures due to drug-resistance. Introduction of miltefosine (MIL) as the first highly effective oral drug circumvented these difficulties for a large part. However, relapses upon MIL-treatment are now increasingly being reported. While the multifactorial nature of treatment failure, involving host-, parasite- and drug-related factors, has clearly been established, this PhD research specifically focused on the elucidation of parasite factors that may contribute to MIL-treatment failure by performing a full phenotypic and genotypic characterization of parasites that were repeatedly exposed to MIL. An in vitro selection protocol in which intracellular amastigotes are exposed to successive selection cycles of MIL was developed to more closely mimic the in vivo field situation. Since intrinsic parasite resistance is only partially responsible for treatment failure, additional (epi)-phenotypic features included genomic studies complemented with transcriptomic and phenotypic assays.
First, a general description on the disease leishmaniasis is presented with attention to the visceral clinical form and the mode-of action of current antileishmanial drugs together with their proposed resistance mechanisms (Chapter II). Next, the state-of-the-art on therapeutic failure and drug resistance in Leishmania is outlined in detail with particular reference to MIL (Chapter III).
Chapters IV and V describe the full characterization of parasites having an intermediate or fully resistant phenotype, hereby exploring the role of the MIL-transporter complex (MT/ROS3) as well as the validity of an in vitro amastigote resistance selection model as a proxy to study MIL-resistance in the field (Chapter V).
Next, the defined MIL-resistant strains were assessed for cross-resistance towards amphotericin B since both drugs share a fairly similar mechanism of leishmanicidal activity. These findings may be important when designing combination therapies (Chapter VI).
Further, in the context of very low post-treatment parasite burdens, a novel qPCR technique for detecting DNA and RNA was developed and applied as a tool to assess homogeneity of infection and post- treatment parasite burdens in the target organs liver and spleen. Quantification of amastigote burdens was compared with those obtained by the standard microscopy method (Chapter VII).
Finally, the last chapter (Chapter VIII) includes a general discussion and points out specific approaches to safeguard the effectiveness of MIL and delay the onset and spread of drug resistance in general.
Link: https://www.uantwerpen.be/en/faculties/fbd/research/departments-and-rese/department-of-pharma/


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Directors are required by company law to have a service contract.
A directors' service contract, in relation to a company, means a contract under which:
a director of the company undertakes to perform services (as director or otherwise) for the company, or for a subsidiary of the company, or
services (as director or otherwise) that a director of the company undertakes personally to perform are made available by a third party to the company, or to a subsidiary of the company.
The company is required to keep directors' service contracts or any memorandum of terms at the company's registered office, or at any place specified under section 1136, as section 229 confers rights on members to inspect a request copies.
Where a director is also the sole member, the company must, unless the contract is in writing, ensure that the terms of the contract are either set out in a written memorandum or recorded in the minutes of the first meting of the directors following the making of the contract.
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HYDERABAD: The US-Pakistan Centre for Advanced Studies in Water (USPCAS-W), Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro and Sindh Irrigation Department has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) of Rs. 41 million on "Capacity Building of Officers/ Officials of Sindh Irrigation Department".
The Vice Chancellor Mehran University Dr. Muhammad Aslam Uqaili and Sindh Secretary for Irrigation Syed Zaheer Hyder Shah singed the MoU on Tuesday.
Speaking on the occasion, the Vice Chancellor said that with the generous support of American People under the auspices of United States Agency for International Development (USAID), USPCASW- the water Centre has been established in MUET after competitive process.
He said the Centre is technically supported by University of Utah, offers unique combination of higher education and applied research in water engineering with strong emphasis on research policy interface.
The Centre will produce 250 water experts having managerial and leadership capabilities to solve the contemporary problems of water issues in Pakistan, he informed and added that this agreement will contribute in University-Industry-Government framework which represents triple helix model of effective relations among all of three sectors.
He said the MoU aims at to build the capacity of irrigation department officials but in order to achieve collective good; the relationship will work beyond the agreement and Mehran University through the Centre will strive for research and reforms in the irrigation department.
Sindh Secretary for Irrigation Syed Zaheer Hyder Shah said the MoU is the first of its kind on the part of the government which is conceived in current Annual Development Plan (ADP) by any of the Sindh Government Departments.
He said this agreement will provide the framework for cooperation in promoting, participating, and delivering post graduate and short programs and conducting training for the capacity building of irrigation department.
He said that officials who are working in managerial and operational levels of the department will be trained according to their needs. These trainings on the latest scientific methods to be provided by USPCAS-W, MUET to officers of the department will enhance their knowledge and skills in the field of hydraulics, drainage, early warning and flood control management in the province, he observed.
The Project Director of USPCAS-W Dr. Bakhshal Khan Lashari said that water centre of Mehran University is a state-of-the-art centre which is equipped with modern water laboratories to carry on applied research on water sector in Pakistan.
He said that water issues of the country will be solved by developing human capital in the sector which will bring prosperity among the people by boosting the economy of the country.
He informed that under the MoU, the Centre has already conducted five-day training workshop for the officials of irrigation department on Hydraulic Modelling Using HEC-RAS" under this five year MoU, of which agreement is being signed on that day.
He said that water governance issues in the province will be mitigated by strengthening the managerial as well as technical capacity building of the officers concerned through this MoU.


Car accidents are not uncommon in metropolitan areas, but in St. Louis, the rates of accidents have risen. With that in mind, it is important more than ever to pay attention to your surroundings while driving. If you don't, well, an accident can occur in the blink of an eye. That is exactly what happened in St. Louis on Monday, November 5. While working the scene of another accident on I-55, a police car was hit by another car. Two officers suffered minor injuries.
It is unclear what caused the driver to hit the police car, but the background story doesn't necessarily matter because the significance of the story is that accidents happen, especially when roads are wet or a phone causes distractions. The takeaway from an accident that, luckily, didn't result in serious injuries, is that we should all be aware of our surroundings at all times.
It's no question that accidents in St. Louis are common. Between 2012 and 2014, 21.33% of Missouri's car fatalities occurred in the St. Louis area – a staggering statistic.
Even this week, there have been reports of accidents that could have been prevented. Early Thursday morning, a construction worker was hit by a car while installing a guardrail on I-70 just east of 170 near North Hanley Road. The driver of the vehicle took off after the accident.
Last week, a multi-vehicle accident involving a semi-truck occurred on Interstate 270. Injuries are unknown at this time. Traffic was at a standstill, which often, can result in other accidents such as fender benders.
However, there are many steps that can be taken to alleviate accidents and help to protect yourself and other drivers on the road. End distracted driving by putting your phone down. Keep your eyes on the road. Obey the speed limit. Take caution when driving through a construction zone.
If an accident has already occurred and a police officer is stopped on the side of the road, move over to allow space for the officer to do his job. If you see flashing lights, slow down. If you're wondering what happened, don't take the time to glance at the accident.
Driving is a responsibility, one we owe to ourselves and others, to take seriously. By taking responsibility, we can each become a part of the solution to reduce the number of accidents that occur in St. Louis on a weekly basis.
If you've been injured in a car accident, contact TorHoerman Law's team of car accident lawyers today.
Henderson, Derrion. "Contractor Worker Struck by a Hit and Run Driver on I-70." FOX2now.Com, FOX2now.Com, 8 Nov. 2018, fox2now.com/2018/11/08/modot-worker-struck-on-i-70/.
"Multi-Vehicle Accident Causing Major Delays on WB I-270 near Washington and Elizabeth." FOX2now.Com, FOX2now.Com, 30 Oct. 2018, fox2now.com/2018/10/30/multi-vehicle-accident-causing-delays-on-wb-i-270-near-washington-and-elizabeth/.
Sanders, Nicole. "Officer Involved in Crash in South St. Louis." KMOV.com, 5 Nov. 2018, www.kmov.com/news/officer-involved-in-crash-in-south-st-louis/article_69e80876-e13b-11e8-a4fd-67db0bb9cf27.html.