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Asthma kills.
We're not here to stoke fear, but it's no exaggeration that the consequences can be catastrophic if asthma is not adequately monitored and proactively treated.
Asthma sufferers have sensitive airways which react to a wide and varied range of emotional, physiological and environmental triggers. Once triggered, an asthma attack involves inflammation of the lining of the airways, the tightening of muscles around the airways, and the excess production of mucus.
As you would imagine, this makes it hard to breathe – like trying to breathe with someone standing on your chest!
The primary symptom of asthma is wheezing in the lungs which is very difficult to hear and inaudible to most people. If people can't hear the symptom of asthma, how can they treat it? Unfortunately to parents of children with asthma this isn't news...
It's a threat parents struggle with constantly. Children can't adequately convey the severity of their symptoms to parents, who then are unable to treat them or accurately explain the situation to doctors. This, in large part, is why those aged under 15 are much more likely to be hospitalised.
Fear and a complete lack of awareness of the nature and severity of their child's symptoms, may cause parents to make poor management decisions. Typically, kids are being overmedicated, or vital warning signs are being missed as current monitoring techniques are outdated and inexact.
Startlingly, the rate of death caused by asthma has remained unchanged since 2003. That means despite all the advances in technology we have seen in the past 14 years, nothing has reduced asthma deaths in Australia and globally.
Yet, all that is set to change.
It is estimated that the global market for asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) will reach $47 billion this year (2017) with over 330 million people globally suffering from asthma alone.
Clearly there's a large and growing addressable market for a company that could revolutionise asthma monitoring products and change the way asthmatics — and their parents — monitor symptoms, take proactive precautions through better medication management, and ultimately gain peace of mind and a better quality of life.
Today's ASX listed MedTech company has developed a world leading, comprehensive monitoring and management system that measures a patient's wheezing.
The product provides real-time and continuous data to proactively manage the treatment of asthma. This includes gaining a better understanding of things that can trigger an attack such as weather and airborne allergens like pollen.
Now, before we go too far, it should be noted that this company represents a speculative investment and those considering this stock for their portfolio should seek professional financial advice before making a decision.
The company has already employed its technology in its consumer product known as the AirSonea® Wheeze Monitor, which will be available without prescription and over the counter.
Think of this company's product as a "digital stethoscope" – connected to your smartphone via Bluetooth.
This technology has the potential to change the way asthma is monitored, managed, and treated particularly as consumers are today much better equipped to monitor their own health (think wearable tech like Fitbit). This company's products are a natural extension of tech focused health and medical trends.
And now, in a move that will bring it a huge step closer to commercialisation, the company is directing all their focus and efforts in securing partnership agreements to help prepare and launch a new generation of its continuous monitoring system in a large overseas market, providing the next major catalyst for this stock.
So without taking another breath, it is time to embrace the MedTech company behind this innovative technology...
Respiri Limited
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Respiri Limited (ASX:RSH) — currently valued by the market at a modest $16.4 million — is a medical technology (MedTech) company that has developed a range of devices and mobile health applications to monitor and improve the management of chronic, costly respiratory disorders including asthma and COPD.
Medtech companies can often attract large valuations via M&A deals, and whilst this is early days for RSH, ultimately this is what the company might be aiming for.
Here is a roll call of the largest medtech acquisitions of 2016 : a slew of multi-billion dollar deals which paint a picture of this size of the Medtech industry as whole, and the rewards for a company who can get the right product to market...
RSH's range of software and technology devices has been developed using the company's Acoustic Respiratory Monitoring (ARMTM) technology which measures the primary symptom of asthma, wheezing.
They include its AirSonea® at home monitoring device, the hospital and clinical monitoring system, PulmoTrack and the at home overnight monitoring system, WholterTM.
Each product has undergone thorough testing with a long history of successful, independent clinical trials at a number of the world's leading hospitals including Royal Bromptom Hospital (London, UK), University of Edinburgh (Scotland), Charite University Hospital (Berlin, Germany), University of Chicago (US), Massachusetts General Hospital (US), California Allergy & Asthma & UCLA (US).
The products have received regulatory approval (CE Mark, TGA and FDA) and have also received overwhelmingly positive responses from test users and medical practitioners.
RSH's AirSonea® sensor device and app technology is a "monitoring" product to be used by patients that have been diagnosed with asthma rather than a "diagnostic" device.
This enhances the opportunities for collaboration with global industry leaders and delivers multiple revenue streams including consumer, physicians and healthcare workers, payers, telemedicine and employers.
These products — the details of which we'll get into shortly – combined with the lack of alternatives, means that RSH leads the way in new technologies to better manage asthma and allow for further and more accurate exploration of the triggers.
It should be noted though that this is an early stage play and those considering this stock for their portfolio should seek professional financial advice before making an investment decision.
The following video offers insight into RSH and how its products can monitor and manage this crippling condition.
The triggers for asthma are wide ranging and different for each and every sufferer. An attack can be triggered by allergies (including dust mites, pollen, and moulds), exercise, certain foods or drinks, air pollution, dry cold air, stress, or colds and flus.
Pollen is a major allergen in Australia and is not something to be taken lightly. The recent deaths caused by thunderstorm asthma in Melbourne made it clear just how deadly asthma can be.
RSH plan on incorporating pollen counts and sending notifications on days where the count is expected to be high. The use of this ground breaking app feature will change the market, increase patients' awareness and seek to reduce asthma incidents and hospitalisations.
Asthma is a chronic disease affecting over 330 million people worldwide and growing...
As you can see above, asthma is a global phenomenon that is all too often deadly across both developed and developing nations.
Locally, one in every nine people in Australia has asthma. That's more than two million people in this country alone.
Incidence rates are even higher in countries with higher levels of air pollution, which is a major risk factor for asthma.
Take China for example, where asthma is a major public health challenge with over 100 million people suffering from the disease
Asthma is the leading cause of hospitalisation among children in China and imposes a significant burden on their families. The Asia Asthma Development Board said China has the world's highest mortality rate from asthma, with 36.7 out of 100,000 patients dying from the condition.
The potentially fatal disease has risen quickly across the nation, with Shanghai recording the fastest increase in prevalence of 190% over the past decade.
It's estimated that of the more than 30 million patients in China, about 80% fail to effectively control the disease and less than five percent have received standard treatment. And its incidence is on the rise.
Current methods of monitoring symptoms are outdated
Many parents have a reactionary approach to managing asthma. They throw Ventolin at them, hoping that it is having a benefit ahead of the curve. This leads to many children being overmedicated with steroid based medications, out of fear and without a consistent strategy.
The good news is that if managed adequately, asthma deaths are largely preventable. A 2014 study in the UK by the UK Asthma Foundation attracted a lot of media attention in the UK and around the world when it found that two-thirds of asthma deaths had potentially preventable factors.
This National Review of Asthma Deaths, 'Why Asthma Kills,' looked at 195 deaths due to Asthma. It found that overall asthma management, including primary and secondary care, was good in less than one in every five case of death with doctors and nurses failing to identify, and then act on, risk factors for asthma.
The results came despite the existence of evidence-based asthma guidelines developed nearly thirty years ago that identified potentially preventable factors that are repeatedly seen in the care of patients who die from asthma.
Currently there isn't a single reliable test and no standard diagnostic criteria for asthma. Spirometry is a lung function test that is used to measure how effectively air moves in and out of the lungs and is the current method used to diagnose asthma. However — and this is a major limitation of spirometry — children younger than seven years old can't perform these lung function tests.
That leaves no reliable and accurate way to measure a child's asthma and its symptoms, the efficacy of treatments or consistent ways to detect triggers and allergens.
The ideal way to monitor and manage asthma in children is to have a system that non-invasively and objectively measures wheeze and captures the data in real-time that is recorded and stored in an electronic diary – just as RSH products can do.
Monitoring and recording wheezing means the sufferer can identify flare ups when they occur, correctly use inhalers and medications, and manage the pattern of symptoms to better understand and avoid triggers. Plus it helps form a documented asthma action plan. Doctors urge all asthma sufferers to have a written asthma action plan, yet only 20% of adults have one and 41% of children under 15.
Current systems of monitoring symptoms are in desperate need of a refresh.
Outdated technology is still being used, but this is all set to change as digital health platforms like RSH's replace the old technology.
At home, asthma monitoring has traditionally relied on peak flow meters. But there are many limitations with these outdated devices. For one, they can't be used by children aged under seven years. They also require a significant amount of effort from the patient and for that reason they are often not well utilised.
Again, this technology is outdated, it's not suitable for use by children, and patients aren't using it because it requires considerable effort to measure and manually track.
RSH's new technology is ushering in a new gold standard and world leading solutions to help asthma sufferers.
RSH's technology removes the uncertainty and guesswork and allows for a more proactive approach to managing asthma.
RSH's main focus is the convenient and easy-to-use consumer product AirSonea®.
It was designed to help asthma sufferers gain a better understanding of how they are affected by asthma and to help them better adhere to their treatment plans.
The AirSonea® home monitoring device connects to a smartphone app via Bluetooth to detect and measure wheeze.
AirSonea® has a stethoscope-like monitor that utilises special contact microphones, or acoustic sensors, to pick up breath sounds from the lungs when it is held against the trachea, or the chest.
It measures rate of wheezing, which is the amount of wheeze per breath cycle over a 30 second period. Because there is no standard normal amount of wheeze, AirSonea® is very beneficial in that it uses its proprietary and patented technology to measures each individual's amount of wheezing compared to past readings.
A next generation AirSonea® product is now being developed and looks something like this:
Please note this new generation is in concept only phase and the final product may be subject to change.
The user will get objective information continuously and in real-time which can allow them to share their data with their Doctor. Doctors can see time and date stamped graphical data showing the correlation between asthma events, allergic triggers and medication use for any given period. The technology also allows doctors to identify any correlation between the rate of wheeze, and the patient's medication, and causes such as exercise, animal dander, or other allergens and then charts this information.
Data is transferred to the app via Bluetooth where symptoms, triggers and medications can be recorded and shared with doctors. Major US healthcare organisations, such as Kaiser Permanente and Mayo Clinic, are already using text messaging programs to better engage patients, so RSH's products are in line with this kind of modern engagement.
In January 2017, RSH announced that it had completed its core software platform and smartphone app for use with its AirSonea® device.
All RSH's devices and applications have been developed using the company's ARMTM technology.
The ARM technology processes patient data and this is synchronised in cloud storage for future evaluation and understanding.
ARM records airway sounds to detect continuous adventitious breath sounds and measure the extent of wheezing caused by airway obstruction. The measurement is presented as WheezeRATETM.
This unique proprietary algorithm technology means RSH has a first mover advantage.
This core technology also provides the basis for the development of its state of the art wireless overnight monitoring device, WholterTM. The overnight at home monitoring system will provide 8-24 hour recording of nocturnal wheeze and coughing which is valuable information to take to doctors as asthma symptoms are often worse at night. Over 70% of all fatalities from asthma are a result of catastrophic nocturnal asthma event.
This option of monitoring asthma patients and collecting data for a period of time in the patient's own home is important for both doctor in their design of treatment plans and patient, particularly parents of children with asthma. RSH is currently exploring an upgrade to wireless capability and app function.
Another of RSH's products is the SonoSentryTM standalone device.
This is the first over-the-counter wheeze detection device cleared by the FDA.
It has on board computation and can be connected to PC via USB, or data can be uploaded to cloud via web portal.
In addition to RSH's at home monitoring systems, the company's PulmoTrackTM was designed for hospital and clinical based real-time monitoring of wheeze and cough. The system continuously tracks and records breathing sounds and the detection of wheezing. It is especially valuable in the management of acute, severe asthma in the ER and ICU, and for Pediatric Pulmonary Function Testing and Sleep Labs.
Its computerised wheeze detection is very useful for use with infants, as it is objective and can be more readily standardised than subjective monitoring, providing quantitative and non-invasive information about the extent of wheezing.
RSH has secured 44 patents for its products, and its technology been cleared for use by the Australian TGA. It has also achieved the European Union CE-mark and its products are pending approval by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Extensive market research returned overwhelmingly positive responses.
RSH has conducted extensive market research in Australia and the US on a customer base that included patients and parents, medical professionals, insurers, pharmacies.
Between 60% and 95% of all users in testing indicated that they intended to purchase the AirSonea device.
A total of 100 Australian doctors, of which half were paediatricians who regularly treat asthma, were interviewed. It found that 80% of GPs and 62% of paediatricians would recommend the mobile wheeze monitoring system to their asthma patients.
They overwhelmingly viewed the AirSonea device and system as an important solution to at home asthma management.
In addition to consumer research, RSH also conducted qualitative in-depth interviews with key asthma experts.
Leading UK physicians and scientists in world-class UK hospitals have deployed RSH's algorithm technology to detect and measure wheeze. Dr Mark L Levy, the clinical lead on NRAD has, together with other prominent physicians, published research using RSH's digital wheeze technology.
RSH has a long history of successful, independent clinical trials at a number of the world's leading hospitals including Royal Brompton Hospital (London, UK), University of Edinburgh (Scotland), Charite University Hospital (Berlin, Germany), University of Chicago (US), Massachusetts General Hospital (US, California Allergy & Asthma & UCLA (US).
There have also been studies published on RSH's core ARMTM technology by world-leading physicians, with the technology appearing in 14 clinical publications.
In addition to the opportunities in asthma monitoring, there are also...
Highly attractive secondary markets for RSH's technology.
Most notably, RSH's devices and technology offer significant potential for sufferers of other respiratory illnesses too. A big one is the lung disease, emphysema, which is a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease caused by damage to lung tissue.
With the developed world's populations ageing, there is only going to be growing demand in secondary markets such as this for RSH.
Opportunities abound in MedTech
Whilst looking at RSH, it's also worth checking out what else is happening in the space, amongst RSH's peers.
Another MedTech company adapting innovative technology to monitor health, is iHealth Lab. The California-based company has developed a portable Bluetooth-enabled blood glucose monitor that allows people to take a reading and have the results sync automatically to their iOS or Android device.
This has many similarities to RSH's portable asthma device. And with the number of cases of asthma in society being similar to the occurrence of diabetes, we might surmise that RSH's technology will also be adopted by users with similar enthusiasm.
But while RSH's device is the only one of its kind, there are multiple wireless blood glucose monitors out there competing with one another.
However any uptake and market penetration for RSH is speculative at this stage and therefore investors should consider all public information before making an investment decision and seek professional financial advice.
Another example of not only technological success, but also financial success, comes from Dexcom, Inc. (NASDAQ: DXCM) — a US$6.55 billion MedTech company with a blood glucose measuring device. As you can tell from its market cap, the company has been very successful, and able to garner plenty of investor attention.
Dexcom designed a blood glucose monitoring device to give diabetics a way to monitor their blood glucose levels. Like RSH, Dexcom's product is not a diagnostic tool or a treatment method, but rather a monitoring device.
The company has been in the business of measuring glucose for 15 years and has seen the commercial success of its technology carry over to shareholders who have been rewarded with a 645% gain over the past five years:
The past performance of this product is not and should not be taken as an indication of future performance. Caution should be exercised in assessing past performance. This product, like all other financial products, is subject to market forces and unpredictable events that may adversely affect future performance.
There is no doubt that with the right MedTech product, shareholders in emerging companies can see significant growth.
With RSH's technology platform completed, the next phase for the company will likely be the announcement of commercial partners. The company is in active and meaningful discussions with potential partners who will be engaged to update and distribute RSH's suite of next generation products.
The securing of the right partnerships will allow the company to expedite the launch of its world leading monitoring and management system into its initial target markets.
RSH expects to announce a partnership agreement during the 2017 calendar year.
RSH's AirSonea, Pulmotrack and Wholter technology is clinically tested, proven and approved and appears to be unlike anything else in the market.
Considering that it was developed in 2012, the technology is now being enhanced. The company will launch a new generation of AirSonea prior to taking it to the market. A partner will be integral in this process to work with RSH in preparing the next generation and launching it.
From there the initial product rollout will take place. This will more than likely occur in the UK initially as the country's health providers are better integrated with one another through the National Health Service (NHS), making a launch and rollout to patients easier than would be the case in the Australian or the US markets.
Following the UK, China and India are the next attractive markets. This is due to the air pollution in those countries and the growing awareness and concern around the negative health impacts than having amiable health systems. RSH is also in active and meaningful discussions with potential partners in these regions.
Given the vast market potential, the limited and outdated current solutions, and the positive responses that RSH is already generating, RSH is early stage but expertly placed for success.
There is a clear gap in the market for comprehensive and connected monitoring systems and RSH it taking all the right steps to reassure asthma sufferers, parents — and it shareholders – along the way.
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Dr. ir. Erich Schatzki (Klafeld bij Siegen, 23 januari 1898 – Palo Alto, 28 augustus 1991) was een Duits ingenieur en vliegtuigontwerper, onder andere werkzaam bij Junkers, Lufthansa en Fokker.

Vanaf 1924 werkte Schatzki bij Junkers. Van 1927 tot 1933 was hij bij Lufthansa in dienst; eerst als testpiloot en piloot, uiteindelijk werd hij daar technisch directeur. Toen in 1933 binnen Lufthansa anti-Joodse sentimenten ontstonden, besloot Erich Schatzki met zijn familie naar Zwitserland te vluchten, waar hij ging werken bij Swissair. Later vertrok Schatzki naar Nederland waar hij voor Fokker werkte. Bij Fokker was hij onder meer verantwoordelijk voor de ontwerpen van de D.XXI en de G.I. Na Fokker vertrok hij naar Koolhoven, waar hij betrokken werd bij de ontwikkeling van de Koolhoven F.K.58. Toen Nederland werd binnengevallen en de Koolhovenfabrieken in vlammen opgingen werkte hij nog enkele tijd voor de tabaksindustrie. Carl August Freiherr von Gablenz, directeur van Lufthansa, waarschuwde Schatzki voor het gevaar dat Joden te wachten stond die in bezet gebied woonden. Schatzki vluchtte daarop nogmaals. Via Frankrijk en Spanje kwam hij aan in de Verenigde Staten. Daar werkte hij voor Republic Aviation Company en was medeverantwoordelijk voor de Republic P-47 Thunderbolt. Na de oorlog bekleedde hij verschillende leerstoelen aan Amerikaanse universiteiten.

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The Baby Name Marcheta
The baby name Marcheta wouldn't have become trendy back in the 1920s if not for a newfangled invention: radio.
Marcheta debuted on the SSA's baby name list in 1923:
1927: 25 baby girls named Marcheta
1923: 14 baby girls named Marcheta [debut]
1922: unlisted
One year later, usage peaked.
The obvious explanation is the song "Marcheta: A Love Song of Old Mexico" (1913) written by Victor Schertzinger. Except the song was published ten years too early. Also, it was a flop.
A decade later, though, the radio had been invented and the song was revived.
By the end of 1922, "Marcheta" was a hit. Millions of copies were sold in the early-to-mid 1920s, and various artists recorded the song, including Elsie Baker and Olive Kline in 1922.
Victor Schertzinger went on to become a successful motion picture director, but he never used "Marcheta" in one of his movies. In fact, I don't believe the song was ever used in a movie.
But it had an impact on the movies, because in 1924 the otherwise rare name Marcheta was used in not once but twice as the name of a lead character in a film:
Marcheta, character played by Estelle Taylor in the movie Tiger Love
Marcheta, character played by Derelys Perdue in the movie Untamed Youth
Because of this, there's no telling how much of Marcheta's usage in 1924 was due to radio and how much was due to cinema.
What do you think of the baby name Marcheta?
Victor Schertzinger Historical Marker
To Amend the Copyright Act: Hearings before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Patents, Senate, 68th Cong. 1 (1924) (Testimony of Frank Sheridan).
Tiger Love (1924) – TCM.com
Untamed Youth (1924) – TCM.com
Image: Marcheta; Love song of old Mexico
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Starlet Names from the Early 1900s
Ever heard of the WAMPAS Baby Stars?
They were young actresses on the cusp of movie stardom back in the 1920s and 1930s.
About 13 Baby Stars were selected by the Western Association of Motion Picture Advertisers every year from 1922 to 1934 (minus 1930 and 1933).
Some of those young women did indeed achieve stardom. Among the Baby Stars were Clara Bow ('24), Mary Astor ('26), Joan Crawford ('26), Fay Wray ('26) and Ginger Rogers ('32).
I thought the names of the Baby Stars — the oldest of whom were born in the final years of the 1800s, the youngest of whom were born in the mid-1910s — would make an interesting set. But I wanted birth names, not stage names, so I tracked down as many birth names as I could. Here's the result, sorted by frequency (i.e., seven women were named Dorothy).
7: Dorothy
6: Helen
4: Elizabeth
3: Frances, Ruth, Virginia
2: Anita, Ann, Barbara, Betty, Clara, Doris, Dorothea, Eleanor, Evelyn, Gladys, Gwendolyn, Hazel, Jacqueline, Katherine, Laura, Louise, Lucille, Margaret, Maria, Marian, Marie, Marion, Mary, Patricia, Violet
1: Adamae, Alberta, Alma, Anne, Audrey, Augusta, Blanche, Carmelita, Caryl, Constance, Derelys, Dolores, Duane, Edna, Eleanor, Ena, Enriqueta, Ethel, Ethlyne, Evalyn, Flora, Gisela, Gloria, Gretchen, Hattie, Helene, Ina, Ingeborg, Jacquiline, Jean, Joan, Jobyna, Josephine, Juanita, Julanne, Kathleen, Kathryn, Kitty, Launa, Laurette, Lena, Lenore, Lilian, Lola, Lu Ann, Lucile, Madeline, Marceline, Martha, Mildred, Myrna, Natalia, Natalie, Nellie, Neoma, Olive, Olivia, Patsy, Rita, Rochelle, Rose, Sally, Suzanne, Sidney, Toshia, Vera, Vina
And here are the leftover stage names:
5: Sally
4: Mary
3: Joan, June
2: Betty, Jean, Judith, Pauline
1: Alice, Bessie, Boots, Claire, Colleen, Dolores, Dorothy, Elinor, Evelyn, Fay, Frances, Gigi, Ginger, Gladys, Gloria, Gwen, Iris, Janet, Joyce, Julie, Karen, Kathleen, Lila, Lina, Lois, Lona, Loretta, Lucille, Lupe, Marian, Molly, Mona, Natalie, Patricia, Sue
(Often stage names were the real-life middle names of these women.)
Finally, a few interesting details:
"Jobyna" was Jobyna Ralston, who was named for actress Jobyna Howland, daughter of a man named Joby Howland. The name Jobyna debuted on the SSA's baby name list in 1927.
"Derelys" was Derelys Perdue, whose first name at birth was Geraldine. In 1923, Derelys was in the news for obtaining an injunction to prevent film studio FBO from renaming her "Ann." (FBO was later taken over by future presidential father Joseph P. Kennedy.) The name Derelys was a one-hit wonder on the SSA's baby name list in 1924.
"Sidney" was Sidney Fox, a female who was given the name Sidney long before the name (in particular, the spelling Sydney) became trendy for baby girls.
"Lina" was Lina Basquette, who I mentioned in last week's name quote post.
One of the Marys was Mary Astor, who went on to give her daughter a Hawaiian name.
Which of the above names do you like best? Why?
Source: Derelys Perdue – Biography – Movies & TV – NYTimes.com
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Our endearing little 'Koko' as we call her, is a very petite, affectionate girl. She is a beautifully, correctly marked black and tan with her creamy urijiro and rich tan markings.
I love her Nippo looking eyes and her thick plush coat that she inherits from her dad. Like her mom, Shomi, she is a little ham and is always looking for a cuddle. We love you Koko!
Forever loved by Celina and Mike.


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Do DIY Tips work at Commercial Level?
This question is asked by the majority of the business persons who believe that DIYs are good for residential places only. Well, the perception is wrong that DIY tips work for residential windows only because if the suggestions are followed in an exact way, business persons can also get the benefit of it. Although there are multiple types of windows however still the DIY tips work for all but only if you choose the right method. Homemade things work well without leaving the side effects. So let us take you a trip to easy DIY methods for commercial window cleaning in Maldon that not only prove good for cleaning but sustain shine too.
Lemon works for all Types!
Lemon is good to use for cleaning the windows of commercial and residential places but make sure to use adequate quantity of lemon. For a normal sized window, juice of 3 to 4 lemons is good to add in a small bucket but if the window is of large size, the number of lemons will be increased respectively. Meanwhile, adding two to three tablespoons of salt in the liquid also works great. You can guide the cleaning staff of the company to remove stains from the window by using lemon.
Soap removes dirt and everyone is aware of it. So why don't use it to remove stains from the windows? Isn't it easy? Yes, it is an absolutely effortless tip to follow so just add detergent or dishwashing soap to water to apply over the window. The best approach is to get a soft punch for the application of liquid over the window as in this case, the liquid won't be wasted.
Vinegar is good to remove Stains!
Tired of stubborn stains? Don't take them over your head because vinegar can easily remove the clingy stains from the glass so you can surely use it for effortless commercial window cleaning in Maldon. However, if you add a small quantity of water, the harsh effects can be avoided.
Do you think that brush is good to use for removing stains from the glass? Well, it doesn't and that is why it should be avoided for protecting the windows from scratches. Soft cloth works great and you can use it as per the need. In short, all these DIYs work for all types of windows.
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In this spirit of Thanksgiving [yeah, this is an old post I forgot to put up] and awkward reuniting with family members you aren't all that close with, I feel I should write something about family. So of course I'm going to talk about how we like to kill each other in our imaginations.
Every kid at some point in time has fantasized about the death of his/her parents. Discussing this with a friend, it was suggested that this must be "a boy thing", but I beg to differ. Many of this archetype's major supporters are women. You see it everywhere. Almost every child age hero is an orphan. S.E. Hinton (woman) wrote about this fantasy in The Outsiders as well as every other book she ever wrote. As further evidence you have things as recently as Harry Potter. From years ago you have Diana Wynne Jones's Eight Days of Luke or that Boxcar Children series that was so popular that they continued publishing books for years after the author was dead.
Though the premise is a common one, I always just thought it was a device until I read Dave Eggars's Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius. In this reflective, psuedo-postmodern endeavor he suggests in the opening chapter that all children fantasize about being orphans and the deaths of their parents. I've done it many times myself and so have you probably. This is not to say any of us actually wish our parents dead only that we romanticize the idea of the orphan.
You see, parents are our link to the past (*cough* nerd reference *cough* [Link was an orphan, by the by]) or better phrased a link to our past. We are all of us in some way tied to a station, be it class, religion, race, or some other pigeon hole by parents and no matter how you grow or change when you sit at their table you are their child once again. With them out of the picture it is far easier to imagine how you would live your life differently. Perhaps you would take more risks, have friends over at their house all the time so you'd never be lonely, and have chocolate cake and beer for breakfast every day.
In the words of Rage Against The Machine says "who controls the past now, controls the present" our parents control that past. They were adults at a time before we were making distinct memories. If they are no longer here to tell us what we are then we could be anything we want. We could potentially reinvent our childhood and through that, who we are now, whom we are destined to become.


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Rocksteady är en rytmisk musikstil som introducerades på Jamaica sommaren 1966 genom att ett extra taktslag lades till före skarytmen, vilket medförde att tempot sänktes och utrymme gavs åt basisterna att utveckla komplicerade slingor. Namnet på stilen kommer från en dans med samma namn som bland annat omsjöngs i låten Rock Steady (1966) av sångaren Alton Ellis. Rocksteady – som utvecklades parallellt med soulmusiken i USA – var långsammare än ska, och man brukar ofta se förklaringen att sommaren 1966 skulle ha varit varmare än andra somrar på Jamaica – vilket skulle motivera det sänkta tempot. Den stora skillnaden på dansgolvet var att de dansande höll i varandra i stället för att, som under ska-eran, intensivt röra sig fram och tillbaka framför varandra och svänga med armarna.

Några år senare – omkring 1968 – kom de första, "primitiva" reggaelåtarna, vilka egentligen inte går att särskilja från rocksteady. Båda musikstilarna kallades skinhead reggae av de engelska arbetarklassmodsen i Storbritannien som hört låtarna på västindiska klubbar och dansställen i London och Birmingham och gjort musiken till "sin".

Framstående grupper och artister
Kända artister och grupper inom rocksteady och tidig reggae var:

Bob & Marcia (Bob Andy och Marcia Griffiths) – "Young, Gifted And Black"
Lloyd Charmers & The Uniques – "Watch This Sound",
Jimmy Cliff – "Give And Take" ("Give A Little, Take A Little" (1967), "Wonderful World, Beautiful People" (1970), The Harder They Come (1972)
Lord Creater – "KIng and Queen"(Kingston Town)(1970)
Desmond Dekker – "007 (Shanty Town)" (1967) "The Israelites" (1968), "It Mek" (1969), "Rude Boy Train", "Rudie Got Soul",
Phyllis Dillon – "It's Rocking Time (Rocksteady)" (1966, "Don't Stay Away" (1969), "Perfidia"
Eric Donaldson – "Cherry Oh Baby"
Alton Ellis med/utan The Flames – "Rock Steady" (1966), "Cry Tough" (1967)
The Ethiopians – "Train To Skaville" (1967)
Derrick Harriott & The Kingstonians – "Sufferer"
John Holt – "Ali Baba" (1968)
The Jamaicans – "Ba Ba Boom" (1967)
Hopeton Lewis – "Take It Easy" (1966)
Dandy Livingston – "Message To You, Rudy"
The Melodians – "Come On Little Girl" (1968), "Sweet Sensation" (1969), "Rivers Of Babylon" (1970) som bland andra Boney M gjort en cover av
Derrick Morgan – "Fatman",
The Paragons – "Wear You To The Ball", (som U-Roy senare gjorde en toast-version av och som UB40 gjort en cover av, "The Tide Is High (1967), som bl.a. Blondie gjort en cover av,
Lee "Scratch" Perry – "Tighten Up"
The Pioneers – "Never Come Running Back" (1966), "Long Shot" (1968) "Jackpot" (1968) som The Beat gjort en cover av, "Reggae Beat" (1968), "Rudies Are The Greatest" (1968) "Long Shot Kick de Bucket" (1969) är den låt Pioneers framför allt förknippas med, "Who The Cap Fits" (1969), "Poor Rameses" (1969), "Boss Festival" (1969), "Starvation" (1970), "Driven Back" (1970), "It'e All In The Game" (1970, under namnet The Rebels), Easy Come, Easy Go" (1970, under namnet The Rebels)
Max Romeo – "Wet Dream" (1968)
The Slickers – "Johnny Too Bad" (1970)
Slim Smith med/utan The Techniques – "Travelling Man" (1966 "I'll Never Let Go" (1967)
Toots and the Maytals – "Pressure Drop" (1968), "Do The Reggay (1968), "Monkey Man" (1968; 1970), "54-46 That's My Number" (1968), "Peeping Tom" (1970)
Lord Tanamo – "Keep On Moving" (1969)

En av de allra populäraste skasånggrupperna – The Wailers med Bob Marley, Peter Tosh och Neville/Bunny Livingston/Wailer missade i stort sett rocksteady-vågen eftersom Bob Marley var i USA nästan hela 1966.  Ofta uppges att rocksteadyn utvecklades till reggae, men en mer korrekt beskrivning är att både reggae och rocksteady utvecklades ur sen, rytmisk ska, och att både rocksteady och reggae existerade samtidigt under 1967–1971. Det utmärkande för den tidigaste reggaen är att elgitarren lagts till som ett rytminstrument och att basgitarren fått en central roll i musiken. Skillnaden mellan rocksteady och tidig reggae kan man höra i Toots and The Maytals låt "54-46 (That's My Number)" (1968) och "54-46 Was My Number" (1969). De professionella musikerna på Jamaica behärskade alla stilar, The Pioneers klassiska hit "Long Shot Kick De Bucket" spelades in som ska-version, rocksteady-version och reggaeversion med några års mellanrum.

När den slagverksorienterade reggaen med sin one drop-rytm slog igenom omkring 1973, försvann rocksteady nästan helt. Under ska revival-vågen omkring 1980 levererade band som Madness, Specials, Selecter och The Beat även rocksteady. Efter år 2000 har musikstilen ånyo kommit tillbaka i liten skala; nu, i likhet med reggaen, med ett stort inslag av digitala instrument. Den känns dock som tidigare igen på sin starka och välutvecklade basgång medan trummorna har en klart underordnad betydelse. Tyska Zoe fick en i ska/rocksteady-kretsar en hit med låten Rock Steady, lanserad med en påkostad video som förde tankarna till 1960-talets västindiska klubbar i Storbritanniens storstäder. Vidare hämtar den jamaicanska dancehallmusiken ibland upp gamla rocksteady-rytmer och använder dem på nytt.

Skinhead reggae

Både rocksteady och en tidig form av reggae existerade samtidigt under 1967 – 1972, och många låtar hittade till Storbritannien där den spelades på fritidsgårdar och klubbar för både svarta och vita ungdomar. Man kan nästan säga att vissa låtar skrevs, spelades in och mixades på Jamaica med det uttalade syftet att de skulle slå bland arbetarklassungdomar och före detta mods i Storbritannien. Den jamaicanska rocksteady/reggae, som spelades innan rastafari-budskapet och one drop-rytmerna kom in i reggaen, hörde ihop med den så kallade rude boy-- eller gangsterkulturen på Jamaica. Många artister hyllade ömsom dessa rude boys för att i andra låtar starkt kritisera pistolmännen och slagskämparna, som ofta valde att göra upp med varandra i folkmassorna under de danskvällar som så kalalde sound systems anordnade.

Ett dokument över tiden i början av 1970-talet är Jamaicas första långfilm The Harder They Come, med Jimmy Cliff i huvudrollen som en ung man som flyttar från den fattiga landsbygden på Jamaica till huvudstaden Kingston, där han genast hamnar i slummen och inte kan få ett enda hederligt jobb. Han skriver en låt (titellåten), men blir lurad på royalties och ersättningar. Låten blir en stor hit först när han blivit pistolman och mördare och jagas över hela ön av polisen. Förutom Jimmy Cliff medverkar flera artister med sin musik i filmen, bland andra Desmond Dekker, Toots & The Maytals, The Melodians och The Slickers. Filmen gjorde begreppet reggae känt över Västvärlden 1972 och Cliff, Toots Hibbert och Dekker förknippades starkt med denna musik under ett år. Året därpå, 1973, släppte gruppen The Wailers – Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer, Aston Barrett och Carlton Barrett – sina två LP-album Catch A Fire och Burnin', och därefter var Marley och Tosh reggaens kungligheter och rastafari reggaens religion. Alla andra artister hade att anpassa sig (som till exempel Toots & The Maytals och Max Romeo gjorde) eller lämna plats för en uppsjö av nya reggaeartister som börjat odla dreadlocks och åtminstone kände till huvuddragen i rastafaritron.

En grupp på andra sidan Atlanten som omkring 1968–1969 tog till sig rocksteady och rude boy-reggaen var de engelska mods som kom från arbetarklassen. Dessa började uppträda i gäng som lyssnade på de rocksteady- och reggaelåtar vars lyrik speglade den gangsterkultur som härskade i slumstadsdelarna i Jamaicas huvudstad Kingston. Fixstjärnor var Desmond Dekker och Toots Hibbert, och de brittiska kortklippta modsen kallade denna musik för Skinhead reggae.. Vissa av reggaeskinheadsen i London, Birmingham och andra större brittiska städer höll håret klippt under en tum och bar en provocerande klädstil med för stora storlekar av blåställ och andra arbetarkläder. Några av gängen, suedeheads, ägnade sig dessutom åt att trakassera bland annat äldre, medelklassungdomar, homosexuella och (obegripligt nog) immigranter bland annat från Jamaica.

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Nicki McIntyre, Pastor/Ed.D., Daughter of a farmer turned pastor (20 +years each), lost mother to cancer at 15, she was 38. Transplanted from small home town to a city of strangers. Love the farm and city…appreciate the best of both. Twenty-three years in a "ministry" for college students and staff at Midland Lutheran as a student life/services administrator. Called to ministry forever; "captured" 9/1/2003. Ordained 3/26/2006; completed 11 years of service to God and St. John Ridgeley/United Evangelical and former Immanuel, Snyder, Lutheran churches September 1, 2014. Rejoice at the abundance of grace God provides the world. Grieve the lack of understanding and use of grace by humans. Jesus Christ is the model, the Holy Spirit the engine, and I/we am/are a work(s) in progress. Blessed by one daughter, a gracious step-mother, 2 step brothers, special cousins, extended family, friends, colleagues, and church members beyond words. Love all creatures except reptiles and bugs. Raised to believe that Jesus Christ, grace, education and an open mind are keys to life. Time management is a mystery! Would like to more satisfy an insatiable curiosity and do more travel. Hope reigns eternal for a vacation that does not entail moving someone else's boxes and belongings!
Bob Ball, Vicar. Bob was born in (1962) and raised in Illinois. While in high school, he entered a U.S. Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps program that paved the way for his preferred place in the Navy as a military Hospital Corpsman. He served as a Navy Hospital Corpsman from 1980 to 1988. Bob left the Navy and returned home where he continued in the field of medicine as an Emergency Medical Technician. He also attended Paramedical School during that time. He moved to Nebraska in October 2001 as an employee of Medcor, Inc. and started working at Hormel Foods as the Medical Administrator. Bob and his wife Kim moved to Hooper in 2012 where they met Pastor Joel Schroeder and his wife, Nancy. Bob and the family started attending Redeemer Lutheran Church. As time went on Bob became much more involved in the church and he started with the PMA program." The PMA (Pastoral Ministry Associate) program is one developed and administrated by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). In the meantime, there are many places he is serving his church and community. He serves with Faith Ambassadors, a Nebraska ELCA coalition. Bob is also commander of the Hooper Legion Post 18 and Vice-Commander of District 7. Bob also serves on the Hooper Volunteer Fire Department as an EMT. Our journey is forever changing and for those who believe as Bob believes, a journey certainly guided and blessed by God.
Pastor Inbarasu grew up in Vellore, a town near Madras (Chennai) City, South India. He is an ordained minister and affiliated with Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. He began his ministry as a theological educator, Pastor and later moved into hospital chaplaincy ministry in India. He served as a senior chaplain in the Christian Medical College and Hospital Vellore, India. This is the second largest Medical College and Hospital in Asia. He provided leadership in Chaplaincy education for ten years, and had the opportunity to be the pioneer in coordinating the first kind of Clinical Pastoral Education in India.
Pastor Inbarasu's love for pastoral education and ministry led him to the Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) Supervisory education. Inbarasu began his CPE supervisory journey in the Advocate Health System, Chicago and completed his training at the Iowa Health System, Des Moines. He had many opportunities to work at various hospitals in these systems and supervised Interns and Residents in the Institution and communities. In May 2007, he was certified as a Full CPE Supervisor with Association of Clinical Pastoral Education (ACPE). He is also certified as a Board Certified Chaplain in the Association of Professional Chaplains (APC). He received certificate of Endorsement from ELCA/LCMS Inter-Lutheran Coordinating Committee for Specialized Pastoral Education and Clinical Education.
Pastor Inbarasu specialized in Clinical Pastoral Education, Chaplaincy ministry, Theology, Missiology, Counseling, Pastoral care, and Palliative care. His doctoral work focused on the Asian Indian Perspective of Nishka'makarma in Clinical Pastoral Education. He is married, and his wife is a bio-medical scientist and an educator. They have a son who is currently doing his Medical Residency. Inbarasu is also interested in the development of cross cultural and international CPE. He has traveled extensively in India involving in the missionary work. He is actively involved in our local community and church and has a passion for providing pastoral care and training to individuals who give pastoral care. He participated in the medical mission work in Tanzania in 2008 and also participated in the 12th International Seminar in Lutheran World Federation (LWF) Center, Wittenberg, Germany in 2015. He received 2016 Emerging Leader Award in the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education. Inc.
He received a D.Min., Doctor of Ministry in Religion and Health , Chicago Theological Seminary, Chicago (2007): M.Th., Master of Theology in Missiology, SAIACS, Bangalore, India (1991); M.A., in Public Administration, S.V. University, Tirupati, India (1989); M.A., in Philosophy, Osmania University, Hyderabad, India (1986); B.D., Bachelor of Divinity, Bishop's College, Calcutta (1984); B.Th., Bachelor in Theology, in South India Biblical Seminary, Bangarapet, India (1983).
Pr. Inbarasu says, "I am grateful to God's call in my life and for our church to extend this call for me to serve in the specialized ministry setting. He served as chaplain educator and Clinical Pastoral Education Supervisor (CPE supervisor) and program Director in Alegent Creighton/CHI Health System from 2008-2017. In 2017 Pastor Inbarasu received from ELCA Ecclesiastical Endorsement for Veterans Affairs Chaplaincy and currently serving as ACPE Certified Educator in Veteran Affairs Health Care System.
I do God's mission by providing pastoral care and training others in providing pastoral care.
I am so grateful for God's call in my Life. As I am in the specialized setting, I get opportunity to journey with pastors, lay minister, Seminarians and all those who are passionate to provide pastoral care. I am actively involved in our local community and church. I have passion for providing pastoral care and training others to provide pastoral care.
I am excited being part of God's mission and feel the call to serve our synod and with Faith Ambassadors Lutheran Parish Congregations.


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Tiradito is a Peruvian dish of raw fish, cut in the shape of sashimi, and of aspect similar to crudo, and carpaccio, in a spicy sauce. It reflects the influence of Japanese immigrants  on Peruvian cuisine. Tiradito differs from ceviche in two ways: tiradito is sliced, while ceviche is cubed; and tiradito is sauced immediately before service, hence raw, while ceviche is marinated beforehand, hence "cooked". Some authors also state that tiradito does not contain onions, but this is not universal.

Common garnishes include sweet potato and boiled corn. Stylized variants may include such ingredients as scallops, and a small amount of searing.

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Hello there! All this week the team at WOW Embossing Powders are joining forces with the fabulous Pink Fresh Studio Creative Team for a fun-filled Blog Hop.
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I was very generously given the opportunity to use a stamp and die set from Pink Fresh and I chose to use this cute Forest Friends set. As a lover of the forest and forest friends every day on my dog walks and being surrounded by the forest here in Luxembourg I simply had to have it. The die too is an absolute must to be able to create this beautiful dimensional look.
I used Primary Chartreuse from WOW on the background as it's such a gorgeous green shade and British Summer to stamp the little animal friends as it's not so dark as an obvious black. I also stamped the little bear a second time and cut him out to layer up creating even more dimension.
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Essay: On The Fear of Missing Out
September 28, 2015 October 23, 2015 / Dan Hatcher	/ Leave a comment
I've been keeping an inspirational journal. Every day, I write my thoughts on a cheesy prompt. I keep it hidden because it's full of hollow platitudes and dumb ideas. But today something good came out of it:
And in the end it's not the years in your life
that count, it's the life in your years.
Describe how you live each day to the fullest,
and what you can do to enjoy life more.
I'd say that I rarely 'live life to the fullest.'
On those rare occasions that I do, it's a day that manages to include being useful (whether or not for monetary gain), physically active (maintenance), and able to spend time with friends. Very rarely does a day include all of those things with enough time to catch enough sleep for the next day.
Furthermore, deciding to spend your time in any given way guarantees that you're missing out on something else worthwhile. The cliche 'so much to do, so little time' is an expression of disappointment in the fact that no one can be two places at once. Life's greatest challenge is to make peace with this.
It's incredibly difficult to confront the feeling 'I'm missing out on this, this, and this!' and genuinely feel satisfied with what you are doing. But I must assume that being content with what you are doing instead of what you could be doing is, if not happiness itself, the prerequisite for contentment.
To be young is to feel these feelings.
"The Big Switch" by Nicholas Carr
This book was written in 2008. Although that was an eternity ago in digital years, the question this book begs is still pertinent: namely, how will our world be transformed as computing power increases and gets cheaper? To answer this, Carr first turns to the history of electricity, and it's shift from an energy source generated on demand to a widely-available utility.
Computing is similar to electricity in that once it is freely available it can be used to accomplish a wide variety of tasks. Alternating between historical narrative and speculation, Nicholas Carr proves as adept at recreating the past as he is at envisioning the future.
Quotes and Anecdotes: The 19th Century Ice Trade, Digital Sharecropping, and The Great Unbundling.
Required Reading, 4th Week of September 2015
September 26, 2015 September 27, 2015 / Dan Hatcher	/ Leave a comment
Throughout the week, I read a LOT of online articles. What follows are the two I found most interesting:
Miracle Healers, via The Economist—A disturbing look at the profitable and unregulated market for nutritional supplements:
Strangely, it was regulations which gave the industry its biggest lift. In the 1990s the FDA considered new rules for supplements' health claims. "It set off a firestorm," remembers David Kessler, the FDA's commissioner at the time. "The industry understood there were billions of dollars at stake." Lobbyists framed the issue as one of personal liberty. Bureaucrats would rob Americans of both vitamins and the freedom to care for themselves.
The result was a law that covered not just vitamins and minerals, but botanicals, amino acids, enzymes, metabolites and pills made from animal organs. The 1994 law let firms sell supplements without requiring the FDA's approval for safety or efficacy. It also, for the first time, authorised firms to tout health benefits. They cannot claim that their pills can diagnose, prevent, treat or cure a disease, but they may make vague claims that it "supports a healthy heart" or is "essential for strong bones", and so on. As a result, rather than restrain the firms, the law unleashed them. There are more than 20 times as many supplements on the market as there were in 1994.
Big Tech Has Become Way Too Powerful—via The New York Times, Google's 'Don't be evil' mantra gets murky when they're so politically powerful that they get to write the laws. This op-ed is so spot on I might as well get you started with the first three paragraphs:
CONSERVATIVES and liberals interminably debate the merits of "the free market" versus "the government." Which one you trust more delineates the main ideological divide in America.
In reality, they aren't two separate things. There can't be a market without government. Legislators, agency heads and judges decide the rules of the game. And, over time, they change the rules. The important question, too rarely discussed, is who has the most influence over these decisions and in that way wins the game.
Two centuries ago slaves were among the nation's most valuable assets, and after the Civil War, perhaps land was. Then factories, machines, railroads and oil transformed America. By the 1920s most working Americans were employees, and the most contested property issue was their freedom to organize into unions.
Now information and ideas are the most valuable forms of property. Most of the cost of producing it goes into discovering it or making the first copy. After that, the additional production cost is often zero. Such "intellectual property" is the key building block of the new economy. Without government decisions over what it is, and who can own it and on what terms, the new economy could not exist.
Kaufman's Folly is Everyone's Folly
At some point growing up, I realized that I was neither as bright as Captain Kirk or sharp as Han Solo. It sounds mad that a 3rd grader would hold himself to such high standards but I'm sure most people end up doing that as well. The worlds we see in movies and on TV are so tightly scripted that their character's real-life foibles are eliminated if they aren't relevant to the plot. And so, I'm afraid that even fantasy worlds can make us feel bad about ourselves.
Alain de Botton's wonderful TED talk about status anxiety touches on some anecdotes for these media-generated feelings of inadequacy:
"It's probably as unlikely that you would nowadays become as rich and famous as Bill Gates, as it was unlikely in the 17th century that you would accede to the ranks of the French aristocracy. But the point is, it doesn't feel that way. It's made to feel, by magazines and other media outlets, that if you've got energy, a few bright ideas about technology, a garage — you, too, could start a major thing."
Better yet, pick up de Botton's book, Status Anxiety . His writing is as eloquent and it is thoughtful, and it's cheaper than therapy.
Required Reading, 3rd Week of September 2015
Throughout the week, I read a LOT of online articles. What follows are the three most interesting I found this week:
Underwater treasures: 10 stunning vintage photos of the American Dream—via CNN, I enjoy Americana, especially from 1930-1980. Old photographs are a glimpse back into a world both the same as today, and utterly different. These advertisements are examples of the marketing campaign to sell 1940s and 1950s America as an ideal and innocent time, an impression that lingers on today.
Why Do We Admire Mobsters?—via The New Yorker, A psychological explanation for my 'good old days' nostalgia: "Ultimately, the mob myth depends on psychological distance, a term coined by the New York University psychologist Yaacov Trope to describe the phenomenon of mental distancing that takes place when we separate ourselves from events, people, emotions, or concepts. In some cases, that distance comes naturally. As painful events recede into the past, our perceptions soften; when we physically remove ourselves from emotionally disturbing situations, our emotions cool. In other cases, we need to deliberately cultivate distance—to "gain perspective." Trope likens it to the old cliché of missing the forest for the trees: you can wander around in the trees forever or, through training or external intervention, realize that you need to step back to see the full vista.
Once attained, psychological distance allows us to romanticize and feel nostalgia for almost anything. It provides a filter, eliminating some details and emphasizing others. We speak of the good old days, hardly ever of the bad. Psychological distance is, among other things, a coping mechanism: it protects against depression and its close cousin, rumination, which pushes us to dwell too long on unpleasant details from the past instead of moving forward. When, instead, we smooth the edges of the past, remembering it as better than it was, we end up hoping for an equally happy future."
Why the U.S. Government Is Embracing Behavioral Science—via Harvard Business Review, Behavioral science shows promise in making everyday tasks more efficient (assuming they're engineered responsibly). "Public policy has often relied on assumptions of rationality when accounting for human behavior, which has led to suboptimal policies in the past. For example, citizens are sometimes bombarded by mass-media campaigns (designed to decrease smoking, increase seat-belt use, etc.) that assume they will be able to process an onslaught of messages to their best advantage. But such campaigns often have not worked, and may even have backfired at times."
Common Cognitive Distortions
From Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt's fantastic article 'The Coddling of the American Mind' in this month's Atlantic. The piece is presented as an alarmist think-piece about censorship in higher ed, but is actually a manual on cognitive behavioral therapy:
For millennia, philosophers have understood that we don't see life as it is; we see a version distorted by our hopes, fears, and other attachments. The Buddha said, "Our life is the creation of our mind." Marcus Aurelius said, "Life itself is but what you deem it." The quest for wisdom in many traditions begins with this insight. Early Buddhists and the Stoics, for example, developed practices for reducing attachments, thinking more clearly, and finding release from the emotional torments of normal mental life.
Cognitive behavioral therapy is a modern embodiment of this ancient wisdom. It is the most extensively studied nonpharmaceutical treatment of mental illness, and is used widely to treat depression, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, and addiction. It can even be of help to schizophrenics. No other form of psychotherapy has been shown to work for a broader range of problems. Studies have generally found that it is as effective as antidepressant drugs (such as Prozac) in the treatment of anxiety and depression. The therapy is relatively quick and easy to learn; after a few months of training, many patients can do it on their own. Unlike drugs, cognitive behavioral therapy keeps working long after treatment is stopped, because it teaches thinking skills that people can continue to use.
The goal is to minimize distorted thinking and see the world more accurately. You start by learning the names of the dozen or so most common cognitive distortions (such as overgeneralizing, discounting positives, and emotional reasoning; see the list at the bottom of this article). Each time you notice yourself falling prey to one of them, you name it, describe the facts of the situation, consider alternative interpretations, and then choose an interpretation of events more in line with those facts. Your emotions follow your new interpretation. In time, this process becomes automatic. When people improve their mental hygiene in this way—when they free themselves from the repetitive irrational thoughts that had previously filled so much of their consciousness—they become less depressed, anxious, and angry.
A partial list from Robert L. Leahy, Stephen J. F. Holland, and Lata K. McGinn'sTreatment Plans and Interventions for Depression and Anxiety Disorders (2012).
1. Mind reading. You assume that you know what people think without having sufficient evidence of their thoughts. "He thinks I'm a loser."
2. Fortune-telling. You predict the future negatively: things will get worse, or there is danger ahead. "I'll fail that exam," or "I won't get the job."
3. Catastrophizing.You believe that what has happened or will happen will be so awful and unbearable that you won't be able to stand it. "It would be terrible if I failed."
4. Labeling. You assign global negative traits to yourself and others. "I'm undesirable," or "He's a rotten person."
5. Discounting positives. You claim that the positive things you or others do are trivial. "That's what wives are supposed to do—so it doesn't count when she's nice to me," or "Those successes were easy, so they don't matter."
6. Negative filtering. You focus almost exclusively on the negatives and seldom notice the positives. "Look at all of the people who don't like me."
7. Overgeneralizing. You perceive a global pattern of negatives on the basis of a single incident. "This generally happens to me. I seem to fail at a lot of things."
8. Dichotomous thinking. You view events or people in all-or-nothing terms. "I get rejected by everyone," or "It was a complete waste of time."
9. Blaming. You focus on the other person as the source of your negative feelings, and you refuse to take responsibility for changing yourself. "She's to blame for the way I feel now," or "My parents caused all my problems."
10. What if? You keep asking a series of questions about "what if" something happens, and you fail to be satisfied with any of the answers. "Yeah, but what if I get anxious?," or "What if I can't catch my breath?"
11. Emotional reasoning. You let your feelings guide your interpretation of reality. "I feel depressed; therefore, my marriage is not working out."
12. Inability to disconfirm. You reject any evidence or arguments that might contradict your negative thoughts. For example, when you have the thought I'm unlovable, you reject as irrelevant any evidence that people like you. Consequently, your thought cannot be refuted. "That's not the real issue. There are deeper problems. There are other factors."
"The Father of Spin: Edward L. Bernays and the Birth of Public Relations" by Larry Tye
September 4, 2015 October 14, 2015 / Dan Hatcher	/ Leave a comment
Edward Bernays is hailed by many to be the founder of Public Relations as a discipline. Whether or not that is true, he certainly was it's first major intellectual and figurehead. He was the nephew of Sigmund Freud, and applied his psychology to the masses in order to drive them to buy things. His approach was to influence people to adopt a lifestyle that would necessitate them buying the product he was pitching, rather than appealing to common sense. Among other things, he figured out how to popularize cigarettes, even though he himself never smoked, made bacon and eggs breakfast food, and was the brain behind dozen of other advertising campaigns that still to this day define 'normal'.
Larry Tye is a critical biographer who manages to maintain a respect for his subject even while pointing out his many personal flaws and inconsistencies. For instance, he was a social butterfly without close friends. He didn't spend time with his children. He adored hos wife but neglected and suppressed her, even while advocation women's liberation. The book leaves you unsure of who this man was and why he did what he did, but no doubt that he continues to have a profound influence on American life.
Also check out the fantastic documentary, "The Century Of The Self"
Quotes and Anecdotes: The Wisdom of Edward Bernays


BIOSPECTRUM – the first International Conference on Biotechnology and Biosciences, was held at the University of Engineering & Management (UEM), Kolkata campus on 25th and 26th August, 2017.
– many other prominent Institutions and Universities in this context.
We received support from West Bengal Biodiversity Board and West Bengal Department of Biotechnology.


Dr. James E. Riley, Western Michigan University professor emeritus of mathematics and statistics, died on Saturday, Oct. 28. He was 84.
Riley, of West Sussex, England, retired in 1998 after 38 years of service to the University.
Riley's wife, Linda, will attend a memorial service at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 18, in Kanley Chapel. A reception will follow on the lower level.


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Canada's Craft Beer: Tatamagouche Brewing in Nova Scotia
Todd Beal
This week's Canada's Craft Beer post comes from our Atlantic Canada craft beer guy, Todd Beal. In today's column Todd takes us to the Northumberland Strait on the north shore of Nova Scotia to visit Tatamagouche Brewing.
This month I'd like to introduce you to Tatamagouche Brewing. Tatabrew, as its fans call it, is situated in the village of Tatamagouche on the Northumberland Strait on the north shore of Nova Scotia, about two hours from Halifax. The village is located where the French and Waugh Rivers meet and derives its name from the native Mi'kmaq term Takǔmegoochk meaning "dam" or "sea wall," which probably refers to the sand bar at the mouth of the two rivers.
The area is very popular in summer with the strait waters warming to ocean temperatures you would need to travel south to the Carolinas to find. The area also offers ample outdoor activities with parks and the Trans-Canada trail running through it, and an old train is converted to a hotel where you can dine and sleep onboard.
The Jost family name is synonymous with wine in the region as they pioneered the largest and oldest operating winery in the Atlantic region. After selling the vinegard, Hans Christian turned to beer and opened the brewery in 2014. The brewery was the old butcher shop built with reclaimed boards from a barn. Originally there was a retail location that was open to the brewery below. Last year the old library next door was converted to more retail and a tasting area. This year there is a significant expansion adding a dedicated canning area and more fermentation capacity.
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The brewery has steadily increased the number of offerings to include core offerings of Hippie Dippie Pale Ale, Butcher Block Red, North Shore Lagered Ale and Deception Bay IPA, as well as many seasonals and its latest Giant Series. The Giant Series, an homage to the giantess Anna Swan who was from the area, garnered three medals, including a gold, at the Canadian Brewing Awards.
During the summer they are open seven days a week and offer merchandise, packaged beer and growler fills. They also offer tasters and tasting flights to enjoy on their side deck.
Tatabrew is definitely a top brewery to visit in Nova Scotia — you'll want to include the beautiful village of Tatamagouche on any trip to the area.
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Todd covers Atlantic Craft Beer
David covers Ontario and Quebec Craft Beer
Bryan covers BC Craft Beer
Todd Beal follows the craft beer scene closely in the Canadian Maritimes and reports on it weekly on his blog, Maritime Beer Report. He's frequently asked to comment on television, newspapers and magazines as a craft beer expert. He can be heard Friday afternoons on News 95.7 commenting on beer. Visit his blog and follow him on Twitter @MaritimeBeerRpt.
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The hottest topic in the fabric and textile industry is how to find more environmentally friendly ways to produce beautiful fabrics. This applies to both the growing process, and the printing/dyeing of the finished product. We are working closely to adapt age-old processes in the textile industry, and our goal is to only buy from factories and mills who are making a conscious effort to improve and maintain our increasingly fragile environment.
It is understood that with fast, throwaway fashion, we are slowly, but definitely, destroying our planet, but everyone needs to step back and re-evaluate what matters most! The buyers at Joel & Son Fabrics recognise the need to support factories that have environmentally friendly practices in place, and we pride ourselves on only working with established factories in Europe. In recent years, we have stepped up our campaign to ensure that our suppliers abide strictly by the EU regulated conditions on omissions, dyeing, washing, finishing and packaging. Fabrics originating from Asia, South America and India have a lot of catching up to do, and though regulations are in place and certifications regularly awarded to factories there, we unfortunately all have doubts as to their authenticity.
- Italy has established innovative wastewater treatment plants that ensure the removal of nitrogen from dyes, washing and finishing.
- Dyes used in printing mills have rigorously controlled disposal practices.
- The implementation of alternative energy sources, with the use of solar and wind turbines, are encouraged with grants from the Italian government.
Keep it green, and be seen - Joel & Son Fabrics.


WASHINGTON, D.C. – Publicly traded U.S. corporations will have to disclose their political spending to shareholders and the public through the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) if legislation introduced on Thursday by U.S. Reps. Salud Carbajal (D-Calif.) and Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.) is passed.
The Corporate Political Disclosure Act of 2019 would build on growing stockholder trends that demand that corporations become more transparent about their political spending.
Past congresses have hampered the SEC's ability to enact rulemaking on corporate political disclosure, although the agency is free to take up a rulemaking at any time it deems necessary. Public Citizen has long urged the agency to take immediate action to protect shareholders nationwide.
Carbajal and Lofgren's legislation would bolster the provisions in Congress' first bill of 2019, the For the People Act (H.R. 1), a sweeping democracy reform package that also seeks to reform disclosure on corporate donations and curb the influence of big money in our politics.


The Harvard Law professor emeritus blasted Democrats' response to the allegations of sexual assault against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, telling "Fox & Friends" that "all the rues are called off" when the left has an agenda to pursue.
"Imagine if a liberal Democrat president had appointed the first Muslim-American to the Supreme Court, and somebody said, 'Oh yeah, I remember he was a terrorist when he was seventeen,' " Dershowitz told the Fox News hosts on Monday.
"The ACLU [American Civil Liberties Union] would be all over this case — 'No, you can't presume guilt of terrorism,'" he added.
Swetnick, who is being represented by Stormy Daniels attorney Michael Avenatti, claimed in a sworn, written affidavit that she saw Kavanaugh lined up outside of rooms where drunk women were being raped, and that he attended just such a party where Swetnick claims she was a victim.
"I think it's so important to investigate that because if it turns out that was made up … it puts the lie to the notion that you should believe all victims, that no women ever lie, that nothing's ever made up," he said.
Swetnick reportedly spoke with FBI investigators over the weekend but there are conflicting reports about what she may have told them.
In a tweet on Sunday, Dershowitz called for "consequences" if perjury was discovered after questioning the named witnesses.
I agree. And when the statements are proven true, Mark Judge, Brett Kavanaugh and others should be criminally prosecuted. And the Senators that called my client a liar should resign their seats. Do you agree?
Dershowitz had previously called out the lawyer for the "outrageous" accusations.
The constitutional and criminal law scholar, and author of "The Case Against Impeaching Trump," corrected many who have likened Kavanaugh's confirmation process to that of a job interview.
"First of all, if it was ever a job interview, you don't start the job interview with half of your potential employers saying we're not going to hire you under any circumstances. Second, once a person is accused publicly of specific, focused crimes that are career-destroying, that job interview metaphor disappears. You have to now prove those allegations by clear and convincing evidence with due process," he said.
"And I would think if no new evidence comes out, then the burden of proof hasn't been satisfied and because this was put in the public domain, he will probably be confirmed," Dershowitz added.


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Similar hematologic and nutritional outcomes after proximal gastrectomy with double-tract reconstruction in comparison to total gastrectomy for early upper gastric cancer
Minah Cho, Taeil Son, Hyoung Il Kim, Sung Hoon Noh, Seohee Choi, Won Jun Seo, Chul Kyu Roh, Woo Jin Hyung
Background: Proximal gastrectomy offers theoretical benefits over total gastrectomy in terms of hematologic and nutritional outcomes. However, little evidence confirming these benefits has been reported. The aim of this study was to assess the hematologic and nutritional outcomes of proximal gastrectomy with double-tract reconstruction in comparison to those of total gastrectomy. Methods: We retrospectively analyzed data from 80 patients with stage I gastric cancer who underwent proximal gastrectomy with double-tract reconstruction (n = 38) or total gastrectomy (n = 42) from September 2014 to December 2015. We compared hematologic (including hemoglobin, ferritin, vitamin B 12 , etc.) and nutritional outcomes [including body mass index (BMI), serum total protein, albumin, total cholesterol, and total lymphocyte count] between the two groups. Results: We found no significant differences in changes in hemoglobin (P = 0.250) or cumulative incidence of iron deficiency anemia (P = 0.971) during a median follow-up period of 24 months (range 18–30 months) after surgery. Cumulative incidence of vitamin B 12 deficiency also did not differ significantly between the proximal and total gastrectomy groups (P = 0.087). BMI changes from baseline were not significantly different between the two groups (P = 0.591). Likewise, there were no statistically significant differences in nutritional outcomes. Conclusions: Proximal gastrectomy with double-tract reconstruction exhibited similar outcomes in terms of hematologic and nutritional features in comparison to total gastrectomy.
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