The stock market sets new record highs because the U.S. Government prints $15.40 Billion of imaginary-counterfeit money every day!
As of February 22, 2017, the U.S. Government has printed $105.2 Trillion of imaginary-counterfeit money.
The stock market appears to be only place an investor can make money these days! The pundits on TV are amazed that the stock market continues to go up! They say that the stock market is climbing a "wall of worry"! Some say the stock market is undervalued because the earning potential of companies continues to increase! There is a continuous chorus that this company or that company beat revenue projections and beat earning projections! Then we hear that this company or that company is buying back stock because they cannot find a better place to put their money!
Things look like they cannot get any better for the stock market. Warren Buffett is making billions! Bill Gates is making billions! The Walton Family is making billions! Hedge fund managers are making billions! Football players, basketball players, golfers, and entertainers are making millions even billions!
This is all very easily explained!
The U.S. Government has borrowed $105.220 Trillion from the future Americans and given it to the current Americans! No big surprise here! The U.S. Government is simply using fiscal and accounting fraud to borrow/steal $105.220 Trillion of monopoly money from the future Americans and give it to the current Americans! The only problem is that the future Americans do not have $105.220 Trillion!
Apple makes billions because we are buying their iPhones with this monopoly money!
Tesla, Toyota, Mercedes, Honda, GM, Ford, etc. make billions because we are buying their cars with this monopoly money!
Amazon and Nike are making billions because we are buying their stuff with this monopoly money!
The Saudi princes are worth billions because we are buying their oil with this monopoly money!
Vladimir Putin is worth billions because the planet is buying Russian oil with this monopoly money!
House prices continue to go up because we are buying them with this monopoly money!
Donald J. Trump is an imaginary billionaire because of this monopoly money!
Folks, you need to wake up and smell the coffee! The U.S. Government is corrupt! The senior officials in the U.S. Government are criminals! The stock market is all a hoax because the global economy is a hoax because we have a bunch of scoundrels, liars, and cheaters running the U.S. Government.
I would not hurt for you to read my Open Letter to Planet Earth one more time!
The stock market goes up for one reason and one reason only! The U.S. Government has produced $105.220 Trillion of monopoly money by borrowing it from the future Americans. GAAP Accounting reports this amount as US Unfunded Liabilities (GAAP) because the U.S. Government has overspent on a Cash basis by $20.0 Trillion and underfunded the future liabilities by $85.2 Trillion.
As long as the U.S. Government continues to operate this Ponzi scheme, the stock market will continue to set new record highs. When USAPonzi implodes, the stock market will crash by about 85%.


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This article has been cited by other articles in PMC. Abstract The successful use of herbal combinations in managing diseases or conditions over a single herb has lead us to evaluate the anti-dyslipidemic properties of the combination of the artichoke leaves extract, turmeric extract, prickly pear dried leaves PPL and garlic extract versus each one alone in two different hyperlipidemic animal models.
In conclusion, short term, as well as long term, treatment using the combination of artichoke, turmeric, PPL and garlic extract prevents dyslipidemia; partially through inhibiting HMG-CoA reductase. Introduction Dyslipidemia can be defined as the elevation of cholesterol, triglycerides, and low-density lipoprotein LDL cholesterol serum levels while maintaining low serum levels of high-density lipoprotein HDL cholesterol.
This imbalance is considered a high-risk factor for inducing atherosclerosis and cardiovascular diseases CVD. CVD is now considered the most common cause of death in both western and eastern countries [ 1 ].
Traditionally, natural remedies were used to overcome such imbalance in lipids metabolism and are claimed to be useful in controlling hyperlipidemia and associated pathologies [ 2 ]. Plants such as artichoke Cynara scolymus is an important component of the Mediterranean diet and it is rich in bioactive phenolic compounds, inulin, fibers, and minerals [ 3 ].
Traditionally, artichoke leaves were used for a variety of diseases [ 4 ]. It has been used to treat dyspepsia mainly because of its choleretic effect that is associated with increased bile formation [ 5 ].
In addition, artichoke extract has been found to exhibit antioxidant properties in cultured endothelial cells and monocytes [ 4 ] and has lipid lowering properties [ 36 — 8 ]. Curcuma longa, commonly known as turmeric, is a rhizomatous perennial plant from the family Zingiberaceae [ 910 ].
Curcumin has been identified as the principle active component of turmeric that is responsible for many pharmacological properties [ 11 ] including anti-inflammatory, powerful antioxidant activity [ 12 ], and cancer-preventive properties [ 13 ]. Also, it lowers blood glucose and glycated hemoglobin levels by lowering oxidative stress in diabetic rats [ 1415 ].
Several studies have reported that curcumin has hypolipemic action in rats [ 16 ].
It lowers serum cholesterol levels in diet induced hyperlipidemia [ 17 ] and triglycerides in alcohol induced toxicity [ 18 ]. It also increases cholesterol fecal excretion [ 19 ] and induces changes in gene expression involved in cholesterol homeostasis [ 20 ]. Prickly pear cactus Opuntia ficus-indica is a tree like cactus from the family Cactaceae diabetes obesity and metabolism journal impact factor 21 ].
The dried leaves of prickly pear cactus have been considered as one of the functional food by embracing essential ingredients, such as amino acids, taurine, carbohydrates, vitamin C, minerals, and soluble fibers [ 22 ].
Prickly pear owns well-known antidiabetic and lipid lowering properties [ 23 ]. Also, it is very useful in obesity, alcohol-induced hangover, colitis, diarrhea, and benign prostatic hypertrophy BPH [ 24 ].
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Many uses of cladodes leaves of cactus pear have been reported and utilized for their hypolipidemic properties [ 212425 ]. Evidence showed that cactus pear reduces cholesterol levels in human and modify LDL composition [ 22 ]. Garlic Allium sativum from the family Alliacae is used as spice and medicinal herb [ 26 ]. It is used as raw, cooked, dried, and in form of tablets [ 27 ]. Garlichas protective actions against cardiovascular diseases. Numerous studies suggest that garlic can normalize serum lipids, enhances fibrinolytic activity, and reduces blood pressure [ 28 ].
The successful use of herbal combinations in treating or managing diseases or conditions over a single herb [ 2930 ] has led us to evaluate the antidyslipidemic properties of the combination of the above natural extracts versus each one alone in two different hyperlipidemic models [ 31 ].
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Furthermore, in order to study the mechanism of action of each constituent, each product was tested in inhibiting the activity of HMG-CoA reductase enzyme.
The long-term objective of this study, however, is enhancing the use of these natural extracts in lowering serum levels of cholesterol, LDL and triglycerides, and increasing serum HDL in order to reduce CVD and their adverse consequences. Materials and Methods 2. The natural extracts were used as supplied and no attempts were diabetes obesity and metabolism journal impact factor to evaluate their compositions.
Animals were kept for 2 weeks to allow acclimatization to the animal facility before starting the experiments. Hyperlipidemia Induction Using Pluronic F Pluronic F is a nontoxic, hydrophilic nonionic surfactant that is administered parenterally in rodents to induce reversible hyperlipidemia [ 32 — 34 ]. Pluronic F solution was prepared by dissolving the corresponding dose in cold normal saline and kept in the refrigerator overnight for complete dissolution.
Twenty-four hours before the experiment, only water was offered to the rats. The controls were injected with normal saline only. During the 48 h of the experiment, blood samples at 0, 4, 12, 24, and 48 h were drawn.
At each time point, rats were sacrificed under anesthesia and blood samples were directly collected from the heart.
Blood samples were allowed to clot for 15 minutes and then centrifuged. For this method of induction, rats were divided in two groups; group 1: control, fed with the normolipidemic diet, and group 2: fed with the cholesterol based formula. All groups had free access to water. After 10 days of feeding, fasting rats were sacrificed under anesthesia.
Blood samples were taken directly from the heart and processed as previously described. Antihyperlipidemic Effect of the Natural Extracts To investigate the effect of the natural extracts to prevent the elevation of blood lipids, animals were divided into 8 groups with eight rats in each group.
These doses correspond to the human recommended daily doses of 1. At the beginning of each experiment, rats were treated orally using an intragastric tube and they had free access to water and normal diet. Group 1 served as negative control. For 2 weeks, rats were orally treated with the previously described doses and had free access to water and normal diet.
Twenty-four hours before the last sample treatment, hyperlipidemia was induced using a single i. Group 1 was injected with normal saline only.
At the last day of the study, all animals were kept fasting except for water for 24 h before blood samples were collected directly from the heart and processed as previously described. Statistical Analysis Results are expressed as mean ± S. M standard error of the mean.
P values less than 0. Results 3.
However, the elevation in triglyceride level was much higher than cholesterol and LDL Figure 1. Table 1.
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To support Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) with the digital launch campaign for their latest PlayStation 3 exclusive title, The Last of Us™, Biborg produced an innovative and immersive campaign across the following digital channels: desktop creative, mobile, tablet, and digital out of home.
The Last of Us delivers an evocative journey of survival in a world radically transformed, twenty years after a virulent pandemic of the cordyceps fungus has ravaged the human population. The rich story provides a realistic experience that explores the depths of humanity through main characters Joel and Ellie. Their journey is rife with emotionally charged moments as the narrative centres on themes of survival, loyalty, love and redemption.
"From the moment we received the brief from our client Sony Computer Entertainment Europe six months ago and throughout our work on the project, we were looking forward to the arrival of The Last Of Us, the art direction, the storyline, the gameplay - all making it a cult classic! Our goal was to create the same feeling of excitement with an impressive digital campaign."
To demonstrate the comparison between the game universe and everyday life, Biborg and SCEE created a device to explore what various European cities would look like before and after a pandemic disaster on the scale of The Last of Us.
The interactive slider of 'before' and 'after', gives a glimpse into the radical changes the world would face following a major disaster, and how nature would seek to reclaim civilisation.
The interactive gallery was fully developed in HTML5 for multi-device compatibility. It was also necessary to create all the content, find the original photos and produce the "matte paintings" of 12 European cities with a specialised team who also had worked on the TV series 'Spartacus'.
The campaign created by Biborg for SCEE also covers mobile and tablet formats as well as digital out of home, providing a panel of units for each screen type.
"We wanted this campaign to be both event-driven and easily adaptable, with a section for each existing digital media. It was a real pleasure to tweak every detail to do justice to this fantastic game. Ultimately the success of the campaign has exceeded our expectations, the evidence proved that the work we produced ultimately for Europe was also used overseas and in Japan! "
The Rich Multimedia campaign has been running since June 14th when the game was released, as well as the interactive gallery, which is available in 16 languages on a dedicated tab on the official website.
Founded in April 2009, Biborg is a digital creative agency specialised in the design and implementation of rich media campaigns, mobile and digital out of home.


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The Marion West wins 2018 VISION 2040 Award
New housing development in the University District
Josh Brown presented the award at the Marion West
The Low-Income Housing Institute, University District Food Bank, YouthCare, Runberg Architecture Group, BNBuilders, Susan Black and Associates, the Washington State Housing Trust Fund and the City of Seattle have won a 2018 VISION 2040 Award for the Marion West development. The awards recognize innovative projects and programs that help ensure a sustainable future as the region grows.
"This partnership envisioned a community with amenities that meet the needs of struggling groups of people," said Josh Brown, Executive Director of PSRC, "and built that facility with the right mix of apartments, community space, food security, job training and more."
The Marion West is a mixed-use housing development that provides housing and job training for formerly homeless young adults, workforce housing for people making 40 to 60 percent of the area median income, and a food bank that is growing fresh produce on the roof.
VISION 2040 is the region's growth management, economic, and transportation strategy, designed to meet the needs of the 5 million people expected to be living in the region in 2040. It is an integrated, long-range vision for the future that lays out a strategy for maintaining a healthy region - promoting the well-being of people and communities, economic vitality, and a healthy environment.


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Le Retable de Thouzon  est une œuvre anonyme peinte au début du  et conservée à Paris au musée du Louvre depuis 1929.

Histoire
Le Retable de Thouzon a été peint dans le premier quart du , mais on en ignore l'auteur. Toutefois d'après Eileen  Kane, il pourrait être attribué à Jacques Iverny, un peintre local actif à Avignon, Aix et Cavaillon entre 1410 et 1438. Et pour cette critique, les panneaux du Louvre ne pourraient être antérieurs à 1415.

Ce retable provient d'une chapelle du prieuré du château de Thouzon, situé à Thouzon, au Thor (Vaucluse), qui appartenait autrefois à l'abbaye Saint-André de Villeneuve-lès-Avignon.

En 1929, il est acheté par le musée du Louvre. Il est exposé avec les primitifs provençaux dans le bâtiment Richelieu, , salle 4.

Description

Le retable de Thouzon comprend deux panneaux (la partie centrale du triptyque a disparu), composés selon une structure identique mais symétrique : une scène de la vie de saint André en regard d'une grande figure de saint.

Le tableau de gauche (RF 2677) évoque l'épisode où saint André fait éteindre un incendie par son disciple ainsi qu'une figure d'une sainte (peut-être  ou sainte Catherine). « Elle tient la palme du martyre et un livre où on lit le verset par lequel s'ouvrent les vêpres du dimanche : Deus in adjutorium meum intende; due adjuvandum me festina. Gloria. Debout, comme le saint qui lui fait face, elle se tourne vers le centre — manquant — du retable. ».

Le panneau de droite (RF 2678), évoque l'épisode où saint André chasse les démons de la ville de Nicée et saint Sébastien.

D'après Eileen Kane, les origines du maître de Thouzon remonteraient  à Simone Martini « à qui il devrait son goût  pour une certaine grâce languissante ». La facture du retable rappellerait selon elle, les Très riches Heures et le Livre d'Heures de Boucicaut.  A l'époque du Grand Schisme qui a considérablement ralenti l'activité artistique à Avignon, ces panneaux seraient donc parmi les rares exemples locaux du style gothique international.

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Bibliographie

Articles

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Retable de Thouzon
Culture provençale
Retable en France
Collection de peintures françaises du Louvre

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The Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum (APIAHF) has partnered with the National Institutes of Health to join in efforts to raise awareness about the All of Us Research program.
The All of Us Research program aims to engage 1 million or more volunteers across the country to help build one of the largest, most diverse datasets of its kind for health research. Participants will share information over many years in a variety of ways, through surveys, electronic health records, physical measurements, blood and urine samples, and wearable technologies. Researchers of all types, from citizen scientists to investigators in academia and industry, may request free access to the data, which will be de-identified to protect participant privacy. Their analyses may yield new insights about how individual differences affect health and disease, potentially leading to more tailored treatments and prevention strategies in the future.
APIAHF is one of more than 20 national community and provider organizations that are receiving a combined $1 million in funding to help educate their communities about the benefits of participation in this landmark project to accelerate breakthroughs in precision medicine.
APIAHF's activities will add to the work already underway by an initial set of community engagement partners and other awardees in the program's nationwide consortium.
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Walter Norcross Ellis was born in Darwen on the 5th November 1890 and was recorded on the 1891 Census as living with his parents at 21 Kay Street in the town.
In 1901 he was being brought up by his two Aunts, Eliza Thornton and Jane Norcross at Station Road in Croston – his parents having died of Tuberculosis. Walter was on the 1911 Census living with his aunt, Eliza Thornton at 54 Mount Pleasant in Croston and working as a Cotton Weaver.
He emigrated to Canada with his uncle and four brothers and sisters sometime during 1911 or 1912, but returned to U.K. (alone) in late 1912. His journey was aboard the Canadian Pacific Liner 'Empress of Britain', from St. John's in New Brunswick via Halifax in Nova Scotia, arriving in Liverpool on the 21st December 1912.
He duly returned to Croston, and upon enlisting in the Chorley Pals on the 26th September 1914 he gave his address as Mount Pleasant in the village and profession as Railway Porter – probably for the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway at Croston Station.
Walter became a marksman in the Pals and won a gold medal for winning a bayonet fighting competition. On the 1st July 1916 at Serre he received wounds to his left shin and right hand, being shipped via the No. 2 Australian General Hospital at Rouen to a military hospital at Endell Street in London. After recovering from his wounds, he was eventually transferred to the 7th Battalion of the East Lancashire Regiment on the 29th November 1916, with a service number of 35431. He spent some time in hospital at Liverpool in May 1917 suffering from Bronchitis and a short spell in a hospital in Redcar during September and October that year, suffering from Scabies.
No doubt due to him working on the Railway, he was shipped out to Salonica on the 29th November 1917 with the Royal Engineers in the 19th Railway Operation Company, as Sapper WR/297219. His journey took him via Marseille (10th December), arriving in Salonica on New Year's Day 1918.
Walter's service record seems to indicate that he was wounded in action in the spring of 1918, being treated behind the lines; he returned to his unit on the 14th June. He left Salonica on the 3rd March 1919 and was demobilized from the Army on the 15th April.
After the war, Walter returned to Croston and married Elizabeth Ann Norris at Chorley in 1922; they set up home in Leyland.


I'm just writing in to inquire about something that's happened to me. I just got myself a new computer and I wanted to download my Norton onto this new computer. It's no big deal I've done it a couple times before. HOWEVER, when I started downloading it a advert popped up and told me that my ten space Norton had been completely filled.
Now I have three computers that would have had the Norton on it. One of which I still use and the other has been long since gone for years. Those two were still on that list, but there were eight (EIGHT) other computers and devices attached to my account. ALL of them I can 100% tell you they were NOT mine. I deleted them all, but I'm wondering if this has happened to anyone else? AND what is Norton's excuse for letting this happen. That was my account and I pay good money for it to be so.
I want people to know that this has happened to me but I also want to know HOW this happened. And if it has happened to anyone else out there.
I would login to you account and change the password. Someone may have hacked your account.
ALL of them I can 100% tell you they were NOT mine. I deleted them all, but I'm wondering if this has happened to anyone else? AND what is Norton's excuse for letting this happen. That was my account and I pay good money for it to be so.
Yes, this has happened to other people - see msgray's thread unknown desks appear on my account for one example. As I noted <here> in that thread, Symantec refused to void my product key and issue a new key (which would have cost them nothing) and insisted that I must have shared my product key with friends and family. The fact that most of the device names that kept appearing on my account used Cyrillic characters typically used in Eastern Europe (I live in Canada) didn't seem odd to anyone in Norton Customer Service.
My only solution was to continue logging in to my Norton account ever week or so and deleting these unwanted installation seats until whoever was illegally redistributing/reselling my stolen product key eventually gave up and stopped. I agree with PhoneMan that it would be a good idea to change your account password, but once your product key is stolen there's nothing you can do to prevent someone from installing Norton using an offline installer and then activating the product with your stolen key (Help | Enter Product Key) if there is a free installation seat in your account. The best solution is to have Symantec void your old product key and issue you a new key, which they refused to do for all the affected users who posted in msgray's thread.


When you distribute your products and software updates with BLT for LabVIEW, it sends your program on a server that your end-user are able to connect so they can download the latest version of your application.
This Product Updates Server is typically accessible over the Internet.
By default, your Product Update Server is hosted by STUDIO BODs and everything is already configured properly, so you should not have to change the following settings.
oFTP Root Path: This is the URL to the FTP folder where BLT for LabVIEW will store your product updates and installers. A hierarchy by ID_Product is automatically created under this path.
oFTP User: Username used to connect the FTP server. This user must have full read/write access to the FTP Root Path on your server since product updated will be uploaded on this path via FTP.
oFTP Password: Password to connect the FTP server with the provided username.
oHTTP Root URL: HTTP URL to access publicly your product updates and installers. This URL must redirect to the same directory as the FTP Root Path mentioned. It will be used by your LabVIEW application to download available product updates.


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Pop-up bike lane being tested on Broadway

7NEWS reporter tells us this is the first step in a month-long project.

By: Marshall Zelinger
Posted at 12:17 PM, Sep 26, 2015
A temporary "Pop-up protected bike lane" has been installed on Broadway between 1st and Bayaud Avenues through the weekend.
The city, along with BikeDenver, has converted the far left lane of traffic and the metered parking spots, into a two-way bike lane, reserved for cyclists.
"It has a very clear icon that says, 'bikes on this side, cars on this side,'" said BikeDenver Executive Director Molly North. "It feels so good to be on this major arterial and be able to feel safe on your bike. It's really amazing."
Cyclists that use Broadway to try to get from Colfax Avenue to Interstate 25, have to ride with the traffic, illegally on the sidewalk or use less direct side streets.
"The whole idea of this protected bike lane was to experience what it would be like to have a bike facility on Broadway," said Denver Public Works spokeswoman Nancy Kuhn.
The closed left lane took drivers by surprise as they headed south on Broadway during Friday rush hour.
Traffic was backed up three blocks as drivers realized they had to get out of the left lane.
"I ride on Broadway, I know a lot of people that ride on Broadway and it can be a dangerous proposition," said Chia Basinger, owner of Sweet Action Ice Cream. "This has been a very car heavy street for a long time and we think that it's possible to have bikes on Broadway as well."
"The traffic is already so congested at certain times of the day, I just don't know why Broadway is so important to them, to do it here," said Sarah Lilly-Ray, owner of True Love Shoes. "I don't understand why Broadway is the focus of this."
The city of Denver is trying to figure out a plan for bicyclists to commute from Colfax Avenue to I-25, but won't demonstrate that plan until next spring, However, 7NEWS found out it does not matter how many cyclists do or do not use the lanes this weekend to determine success or failure.
"There's no, 'if we see 100 bikes that's success and if we don't then that means it's a failure'," said Basinger. "Success for this project, for us, is opening people's eyes towards what can be possible on Broadway."
"Success would be to create a safer corridor for everyone," said Kuhn. "What would it look like? What would be the benefits? What would be the trade-offs? What would be the alternatives?"
On Saturday afternoon, those in the area between 1st and Bayaud Avenue will be given a survey to determine what works and what doesn't.
"The survey will really tell us; how much money people are spending in the corridor, how much are they spending here? If there was a protected bike lane, how often would they come back?" said North.
The bike lane will be wiped clean Sunday night and drivers will have use of all the lanes by Monday morning.
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Mr. Tilson Thomas, it seems that you are a fan of long-term relationships. In 2015, your stint as the Music Director for the San Francisco Symphony hit the 20-year mark. And in 2014, after 38 years of being a couple, you married your partner Joshua Robison, who is also your manager and whom you have known since high school. What is your recipe for a happy long-term relationship?
Long-term musical relationships are very important to me. This is my 20th season as Music Director of the San Francisco Symphony. I founded and have led the Miami-based New World Symphony for over 26 years and have worked with the London Symphony Orchestra for the past 45 years. In all of these cases, the key to making the relationship successful is working together with the members of the ensemble, as well as the audience, to explore the whole realm of music; this personal approach grows and changes over time. I have been touring with all three orchestras this year. For me, this has been a wonderful celebration. My partner Joshua and I are the best of friends and colleagues. What better format could there be for a long-term relationship?
You and the San Francisco Symphony are famous for broadening the scope of orchestral music, performing many 20th-century works as well as contemporary music. How did you convince your audience to open their ears to new musical experiences?
What are your all-time favorites in classical music?
I have always identified with the music of Gustav Mahler. I heard his music for the first time when I was around 10 years old. That's when I recognized a great deal of my own world. Some of the works that are closest to me have changed me as a person.
On the other hand you knew James Brown personally, and you also like music by Duke Ellington and Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys. How do these experiences with pop and jazz influence your approach to classical music?
I think all listeners sometimes crave a less formal setting and the opportunity to experience music of other genres. I happen to love James Brown and have learned many things that I bring into my classical music practice from him.
From several Grammy-winning Mahler recordings to an internationally acclaimed recording of Bernstein's West Side Story, your recordings with the San Francisco Symphony always sound incredibly fresh, lively and filled with color. What is your secret?
In San Francisco we record everything live. We find that to be a very satisfying experience; we are making music for people, there's that sense of urgency to communicate with the audience. I have had that experience of going into the studio and rehearsing something and recording it, and you can lose track of why it is you're doing it. It's different when you're playing for a machine than when you're playing for people.
You are now 70 years old. Unbelievable – you seem to be much younger: What is your secret?
Music, and the opportunity to work with the great orchestras and musicians day in and day out, gives me the most energy and joy.


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Canada's PCR test policy at border "actively being looked at," says Dr. Tam – 11-05-2021 Pax Global Media
November 5, 2021 Sheila Gallant-Halloran
Canada's PCR test policy at border "actively being looked at," says Dr. Tam
11-05-2021 10:28 am Pax Global Media
Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada's chief public health officer. (file photo)
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Canada's pre-arrival PCR testing policy is "actively being looked at," Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Theresa Tam is saying, according to a report in the Canadian Press.
Canada first introduced a COVID-19 test requirement for air travellers at the height of the pandemic in January. The government then extended the rule to land travellers the following month.
The rule requires all travellers entering Canada to show proof of a negative COVID-19 molecular test taken within 72 hours of their departing flight or arrival at the land border.
The travel industry has been ramping up its efforts in protesting this requirement, which advocates say is a major barrier to restarting the sector.
Last month, the Association of Canadian Travel Agencies (ACTA), travel advisor Lorraine Simpson, and the Canadian Snowbird Association, in association with Canadian Travel and Tourism Roundtable, held a press conference, calling on the federal government to remove unnecessary barriers and expenses related to travel – pre-arrival PCR testing in particular.
READ MORE: "I, personally, am seeing cancellation after cancellation": Calls grow for feds to end PCR testing at border
Ever-changing rules at the border combined with COVID-19 testing requirements are causing "uncertainty and confusion" in the marketplace, said Wendy Paradis, president of ACTA, noting that a PCR test can cost upwards of $200 per person.
READ MORE: CBSA reminds travellers of the rules ahead of U.S.'s Nov. 8 reopening
That adds up in travel costs, especially for families travelling with children.
At a second press conference held this week, the Roundtable, again, called on the feds to remove its pre-arrival PCR test policy as it disproportionately impacts average Canadian families.
"The PCR test is a major barrier for middle-class families hoping to travel across the border," said Sheila Gallant-Halloran, owner of Lush Life Travel, on Thursday (Nov. 4). "The result is that families simply aren't travelling. The cost and inconvenience is too high, and until the federal government takes action to reduce the obstacles to travel, small Canadian tourism businesses like mine will not be able to recover fully."
David Schwartz, a father of two who lives in Ottawa, ON, said travel is just not possible for his family right now.
He said his family hoped to be with his in-laws in Texas to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary this winter, but molecular tests for all of them would add $800 to $1,000 to the cost of the trip.
Paradis says ACTA and the Roundtable's "ask" of the federal government is to make decisions around travel restrictions and burdensome barriers "based on science and data."
She referenced the Government of Canada's COVID-19 Testing and Screening Expert Advisory Panel, a science-based report, released last May, that states that pre-arrival testing is not necessary for fully vaccinated travellers.
"We ask them to go back to their own expert panel of doctors and scientists and follow their advice," Paradis said last month.
On Friday, Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) reminded Canadians of its testing requirements for vaccinated travellers entering Canada in advance of the border with the United States reopening on Monday (Nov. 8).
At midnight, non-essential traffic will resume moving in both directions at the Canada-U.S. land border for the first time since March 2020.
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Manjeet Singh, né le  à Karnal, est un coureur cycliste indien. Il participe à des compétitions sur route et sur piste.

Biographie
Originaire de Karnal, Manjeet Singh grandit à Patiala dans le Pendjab. Son père et son grand frère travaillent dans le domaine de la maçonnerie. Il commence à se consacrer au cyclisme durant son adolescence.

Lors des Jeux sud-asiatiques de 2016, il se distingue en remportant l'or dans le contre-la-montre par équipes et l'argent dans le contre-la-montre individuel. La même année, il est sacré champion d'Inde sur route à Sabarimala. Il conserve ce titre national en 2018.

Palmarès sur route
 2016
  Médaillé d'or du contre-la-montre par équipes aux Jeux sud-asiatiques
  Champion d'Inde sur route
  Médaillé d'argent du contre-la-montre aux Jeux sud-asiatiques
 2017
  du championnat d'Inde du contre-la-montre
 2018
  Champion d'Inde sur route
 2019
  du championnat d'Inde du contre-la-montre
 2021
  du championnat d'Inde du contre-la-montre

Palmarès sur piste

Championnats nationaux
 2021
  Champion d'Inde de poursuite par équipes (avec Satbir Singh, Dinesh Kumar, Mula Ram et Punam Chand)
  du championnat d'Inde de l'omnium
  du championnat d'Inde de poursuite
 2022
  Champion d'Inde de poursuite par équipes (avec Dinesh Kumar, Mula Ram et Sahil Kumar)
 2023
  du championnat d'Inde du kilomètre

Notes et références

Liens externes

Coureur cycliste indien
Coureur cycliste sur piste
Naissance en octobre 1993
Naissance en Haryana


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THE seven multi-fuel engines that will power Bahamas Power and Light's new $95m electricity plant are scheduled to arrive in the capital on May 4 and will take 23 days to be placed.
BPL said yesterday these engines are scheduled for testing and commissioning in late summer.
A press statement released by the power provider said crews were hard at work preparing the hall at Station A for its next stage.
"The refit of Station A at Bahamas Power and Light Co Ltd Clifton Pier Power Station has already been a logistical tour de force, and as the ship scheduled to leave Trieste, Italy with seven Wärtsilä 50DF multi-fuel engines makes its provisioning stops in preparation to cross the Atlantic, crews are hard at work prepping the hall at Station A for its next life," the statement sad.
"Over the next six months, BPL and Wärtsilä will be engaged in a complex, delicate dance that will require absolute perfection to pull off. In broad strokes, the dance starts with getting Station A ready, which will include pouring new foundations for the new engines. This will require more than 2,000 cubic yards of concrete – that's 200 trucks of concrete – and is the main feature of the preparation of the engine hall. Next will come delivery of the engines, followed by placement – a production in itself – and then delivery and set up of the auxiliary equipment.
It continued: "As for the shipping of the engines, they are scheduled to be in Nassau on May 4, although considering that they are crossing the Atlantic, there is some leeway in the expected arrival date.
This task requires the engines to be transported at walking pace – two miles per hour – from the port to the hall through the night along an already-mapped route with the use of cutting edge digital equipment, BPL said.
BPL said the transfer from the port to the hall, at that pace, is expected to take about nine hours, with the team walking the engines the entire route.


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Game of the Week (8/9/15): Astroblasters vs Blacked Out
Aug 20 By Intern
Both teams featured for the Game of the Week were pumped up for this fierce match up! The absence of the Astroblasters' starting goalie caused them to improvise and use one of their other players. Do you think this will make or break the team? Watch and find out!
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Game of the Week (7/19/2015): Dragon Butts vs. Old Folks Home
Jul 21 By Intern
In this week's GOTW, Dragon Butts and Old Folks Home's Sunday Coed D indoor game was breathtaking! This high scoring 8-8 match was filled with great goals by both teams -especially those from Man of the Match, Jason Soper.
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Game of the Week (7/7/2015): Witness the Fitness vs. Catz
In this week's GOTW, we surely did witness the fitness in our coed 11v11 soccer league! Catz and Witness the Fitness both played tough, but Witness the Fitness showed off their fitness by scoring 2 more goals, and logging the 3-1 victory.
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Game of the Week (6/28/2015) : FC Toyota vs. HX2
Quite the high-scoring game for this week's GOTW! Both teams in the Men's C North indoor soccer league put up some impressive goals on the scoreboard, but ultimately FC Toyota maintained their 3-goal lead to secure the win.
Reign Fall to FC Kansas City 1-2 in NWSL Championships
It was a tough match today in the NWSL Championship between the Seattle Reign FC and Kansas City FC.
In the first half, there were many opportunities for the Reign and many shots on goal. None, however made it inside the net. Seattle dominated Kansas City with great ball movement, skills, and hard work out on the pitch and things were looking good. However, the first goal in the 22nd minute scored by KC put Kansas ahead of Seattle midway through the first half. It was a nice shot by Amy Rodriguez. Seattle continued to fight with many shots and some great crosses in front of the goal but could not finish them off. Jessica Fishlock was able to make some attempts at goal and some great plays to her teammates. Megan Rapinoe with her footwork, looked to pass the ball off as she ran down the field creating more opportunities for Seattle.
Starting off the second half, Reign continued to pressure Kansas City with more opportunities inside the box, including a foul at the top of the box and a free kick for Fishlock. It wasn't enough, though as KC FC scored their second goal in the 56th minute of the game giving Rodriguez her second goal of the day. Seattle played even harder, firing one shot after another on frame. One finally makes it in after 87 minutes, a beautiful goal by Rapinoe putting the Reign up on the board! In the last few minutes, Seattle fights to score their second goal to tie it all up, but is unable to find the net. Seattle Reign put up a great fight against Kansas City in the championship match, but came up short of a win.
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Seattle Sounders win against San Jose Earthquakes in PKs
Jun 24 By Intern
The Sounders won their fifth round Open Cup match-up tonight in an extremely memorable fashion. A sold-out, sunny Starfire Stadium set the stage for a battle against the San Jose Earthquakes.
The score line opened up in the 24th minute, as Steven Lenhart ripped a volley from outside the box for a San Jose goal.
Seattle didn't stay quiet for long though, and followed up with another goal just two minutes later in the 26th minute, as Kenny Cooper finished the equalizer set up by Lamar Neagle.
The next 64 minutes were back and forth between the two teams, but while both teams had great chances, Seattle outshot the Earthquakes 31-15.
The teams remained tied throughout all of extra time as well, so it was penalty kicks that were going to be the deciding factor.
The Sounders finished all four of their penalty kicks, while San Jose made only two, with one being saved by Marcus Hahnemman and the other hitting the post.
It was Lamar Neagle's kick that sent the Sounders through to the next round of the US Open Cup, hosting Cascadia Cup rival Portland Timbers here at Starfire on July 9th.
Check out pictures from the match in the gallery below!
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Sounders Women fall to the University of Washington in a 0-1 loss
Apr 25 By Intern
This Friday evening, the Sounders Women played their second exhibition match versus the University of Washington. The University of Washington started strong, pressuring the Sounders with a wide header from Jaclyn Softli in the 7th minute and a cross-turned-shot from Chelsea Archer hitting the crossbar in the 10th minute. UW's pressure resulted in an early goal from standout Softli, finishing a bouncing ball in the box for a goal in the 16th minute of the match.
The rest of the first half was characterized by more offensive threats from the University of Washington, with the Sounders keeper Jamie Arturs making impressive saves on attempts from Softli and Bennett in the 24th and 30th minute, respectively. Lydnsey Patterson produced the Sounders' most dangerous attempt in the 38th minute, connecting with a cross from Kenya Cordner.
Following halftime, both teams held each other offensively, and there were no attempts on goal until Arturs made a beautiful save in the 68th minute, blocking an 8 yard shot from the University of Washington's Amanda Perez.
The Sounders finished out the half with a strong offensive presence led by Cordner, and almost equalized in the final minute of the game on a wide shot from Patterson.
The early goal from Softli ended up being the lone goal of the game, and the University of Washington topped the Sounders in a 1-0 win. The Sounders continue to prepare for their W-League Season as they head in to their final preseason game versus Washington State University on April 27th.
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Sounders Reserves top Seattle University 4-1 in Preseason Friendly
The sun was out and shining for the pre-season match between the Sounders Reserves and the Seattle University Redhawks on Monday. Hosted at the Starfire Soccer Complex, this game gave both teams a chance to face competition during the before their regular seasons begin. While the Reserves easily won 4 – 1, the game was hard fought and there was a sense of respect between the players.
For the beginning of the game the possession favored the Reserves, but the Redhawk defenders managed to keep them scoreless for the first 30 minutes. Until, however, Marco Pappa found the back of the net to put the Reserves up 1 – 0. Through the entire half the Reserves kept the Redhawks to only a single shot on goal, which was certainly the most impressive showing of the game. Center defender Zach Scott commanded the field with his voice, telling his teammates how much space they had, where to swing the ball to, and who they should cover. By the end of the half the Reserves had a 2-0 lead, but there were many missed opportunities.
At halftime the Reserves' coaches told the players to clean up the offense and to work on the mental toughness of playing a full 90 minutes without any mistakes.
A minute into the second half the Reserves scored off a beautifully cross, which set the tone for the remainder of the game. The Redhawks eventually found a way to place the ball on frame and nearly scored on a few corner kicks. Yet the reserves continued the offensive onslaught as Cam Weaver took full advantage of his height by scoring his second header of the game. Nearing the end of the game, the crowd erupted when Redhawk forward Jeff Rose scored a laser of a shot into the upper left corner of the goal. But it was too little, too late for the outmatched Redhawks.
After the Reserves managed to score once more, the game ended with a score of 5-1. Both teams seemed to enjoy the friendly competition as they prepare for their own seasons ahead. Plus, it was sunny and warm outside so it really was a win-win for everyone!
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Game of the Week (8/25): Northwest FC vs Thirsty Thursday
Check out 50 minutes of a very intense match between Northwest FC and Thirsty Thursday in our Thursday Coed outdoor league.
Sounders Reserves Come Back Strong!
It was a lovely evening for the Seattle Sounders Reserves to return to Starfire Stadium. They played a challenging match against the Chivas USA Reserves. The Sounders were hopeful for redemption, after a rough (3-2) loss against the Colorado Rapids Reserves last Monday. Fortunately, the Sounders put up a solid fight and were successful.
From the start of the match through the end of the first half, both teams struggled to control the possession of the ball. After much back and forth between both teams, the Chivas were able to fight off the Sounders' defense in the 33rd minute of play and Forward #6 Jose Manuel was able to send one past the Sounders' Keeper. In the 37th minute, Chivas' Manuel was successful in scoring a goal off of a free kick that flew into the top right corner, just out of the Keeper's reach. The Sounders were really starting to feel the pressure. Luckily, the Sounders' offense did an excellent job of picking up the slack. Chivas' Keeper #24 Patrick McLain was quick on his feet and did an excellent job of tending the goal; however, a break-away by Forward #16 David Estrada in the 43 minute resulted in an outstanding goal by Forward #22 Eriq Zavaleta. The Sounders finished the first half trailing the Chivas, with a score of 2-1.
As they entered the second half, it was apparent that the Sounders had increased their intensity and focus. Immediately, the communication was clearer and the passing game was improved. They were able to regulate the possession of the ball and make smarter plays. In the 61st minute, Sounders Midfielder #23 Servando Carrasco scored off of a penalty kick and was able to tie up the game. The Sounders continued to push hard and play smart. In the 80th minute, Zavaleta was able to score once again and help the Sounders push ahead. The final score was 3-2, Sounders.
The Sounders Reserves will return to Starfire Stadium on August 26tth at 7:00 PM to play the Vancouver Whitecaps.
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Disruption in CGM land… Can Medtrum take Dexcom's crown?
08/05/2018 admin CGM, Medtrum 6
Disruption in CGM land? Can Medtrum take Dexcom's crown?
Back in August 2016, I met Medtrum at a JDRF Discovery day. They seemed to be offering a new set of options in the CGM and patch pump world, but none of us had ever heard of them and there was scant information about their products or their pricing.
Scroll forward to April 2018 and it was hard, if you were on Twitter and following the GBDOC hashtag, to miss the fact that they had finally arrived.
After 18 months of meeting healthcare professionals and getting products lined up, here they were, launching their CGM and pump products. It has been perhaps a slightly unorthodox way into the industry, but they've made it. As I understand it, their pump products have made it on to the lists available to both Scotland and England & Wales NHS, but I've no idea if there are any clinics supporting them yet.
In the meantime, their CGM product is available to the public to buy. Given I don't have access to the pump products, let's start with the CGM.
The A6 System is here, and can be ordered direct from the company. You'll need to call or email them (UK Office number is 01923 312391) and payment is currently only by bank transfer, but they present something interesting.
First up, this is what you get:
An altogether smaller package than that which Dexcom will send to you, and of course a rechargeable transmitter being the key part here.
The transmitter is slightly larger than the Dexcom one, as you can see in the following pictures:
In fact, the dimensions (in mm) are:
Medtrum A6: 36 x 19 x 11
Dexcom G5: 33 x 17 x 9
The charging port is the same whole which fits over the sensor contacts, allowing the transmitter to be rechargeable and waterproof to 2.5m. It's certainly fine in the shower, but I haven't swum with it to really test it. Charging is easy, and reasonably quick (approximately two hours) but at this stage I don't know how long the battery will last.
I have noticed the extra height though, as I've caught it on doorframes a couple of times. With that note, I should mention that I wear Dexcom sensors off label on my upper arm, like a Libre as I get much longer life out of this location. I therefore currently have the Dexcom G5 on one arm and the Medtrum A6 on the other.
Set up of the system is very similar to that of Dexcom, in that you scan a bar code, connect the transmitter to the sensor and then it warms up before calibrating for two hours.
I did as I do for Dexcom sensors and wore it for six hours before activating it.
The proprietary applicator is much easier to use one handed than the Dexcom, as demonstrated nearly eighteen months ago in this video:
What you're left with afterwards is much smaller, but the needle is not retracted safely into the device and a small piece does stick out.:
Fortunately, the safety cover for the applicator buttons doubles as a cap for the applicator, but this needs to be put in the sharps bin, sharpish…
The application is straightforward and uploads to the cloud, allowing a follower app (on the iPhone only at the moment). The app can be used with both the patch pump and the CGM, and appears to be able to allow you to overlay both sets of data on one another. Notable in the app is the ability to tell it that you want the sensors to last 14 days. I'm not sure what that does yet, but it raises some interesting questions!
The transmitter stores a number of hours of data and will backfill when it reconnects to the app. I can't recall exactly how much, but it's enough to stop at 2am and reconnect and backfill completely at 5am.
In addition, all data is available in a cloud service, a service that Medtrum calls "Easyview". It looks like this:
And has a wealth of data and reports available to you as a user. It's also the core for where the Follow function runs from.
Given that there is this "Follow" service, similar to Dexcom share, it shouldn't take too much to deploy a packet capture app on to an Android phone and work out the Server details and how to log in and access the source data, to provide it to NightScout. Of course, we could also just ask Medtrum.
One useful, and handy feature I discovered by accident is that once you've started a sensor and are uploading to the cloud, you can switch phones and the app retains the current state via the cloud. I discovered that when I ran EasySense alongside xDrip+ and OpenAPS via BT Tether on my Android phone, xDrip+ kept dropping BT packets with the Dexcom G5, so I switched it to my iPhone, and had to do no setup. Very handy.
Finally, the pricing. And that's where Medtrum have really been paying attention.
Sensors cost £35 each. You can buy them as one or as four. Same price per sensor in both cases. That's CGM sensors at the same price as the NHS pays for Libre. You can see what they're aiming for.
The Transmitter on its own is a little more expensive, but you can buy a starter set now for £225 which includes the rechargeable transmitter and four sensors. That's what I've done, so that I can bring you a balanced view on whether I think it's a worthwhile expenditure. In the longer term, there is a question as to whether you'd want to run two transmitters to minimise downtime when charging.
So on an initial starting point, given the product and the pricing, this doesn't look like a bad deal. The key to it is performance, and that requires some testing. The MARD stated on their website is 9%. Does the system live up to that claim? And importantly, the question for me is, would I be comfortable looping with it? That data is available here.
Dexcom's G6 has arrived. How might it work for #WeAreNotWaiting users?
The Medtrum A6 CGM. Initial impressions on performance…
Hi I have had the pleasure to have one of these and overall i am impressed with there product, The main concern for me is the accuracy of it and I can confirm it has been pretty stable, It would be great if we could get xdrip to work alongside there app.
Joe Short
Tim, this does look very interesting. Tried to ring them on the office number you gave in article but it is not in service and the only email address is info@medtrum.com with no ordering detail.
Just checked it – Typo in the phone number – it should be: 01923 312391
Apologies about that!
Really interesting stuff! Thanks for your detailed review – looking forward to seeing the results after some decent use.
Any further updates
Collating data. I've further capture to update.


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This week on Jazzy Vegetarian Radio we welcome Dianne Wenz, who is a Holistic Health Counselor, Vegan Lifestyle Coach and Plant Based Diet Nutrition Specialist, as well as an avid cook and baker. Dianne received her training to practice Holistic Health Counseling at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in New York City and her Holistic Health Practitioner certification through the American Association of Drugless Practitioners. She is a certified Vegan Lifestyle Coach through Victoria Moran's Vegan Lifestyle Academy and she has certificate in Plant Based Nutrition from eCornell University. Today she shares 2 fabulous recipes from her excellent series of e-books!
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Chia pudding is one of those dishes that can be served for either breakfast or dessert. I'm a chocoholic, so I'm all for having chocolate for breakfast. This combination of almonds and shredded coconut had me singing, "sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't," like in the old candy bar commercials, so I've decided to call it "Almond Joy." I like to make it in the evening right before going to bed so that it's ready in the morning for breakfast.
Mix all of the ingredients together in a bowl or mason jar. Cover and store in the fridge for at least 2 hours before serving.
Note: If you're not feeling like a nut, omit the almonds and use coconut or vanilla extract instead of almond extract.
I find myself craving this salad, so I like to have tempeh and dressing ready to go when a hankering hits. If you're sensitive to tempeh's fermented taste, steam the cubes before marinating to help get rid of the fermented flavor. Steaming will also help the tempeh soak up more of the marinade.
Place the tempeh pieces in a single layer on a large plate or in a shallow baking dish. Whisk the vegetable stock and hot sauce together, and pour the mixture over the tempeh. Gently toss to coat. Let it marinate for 2 hours or overnight.
Mix together the dressing ingredients in a high- speed blender or food processor. If it's too thick, add a little more non-dairy milk, 1 teaspoon at a time.
Heat a large skillet or pan over high heat. Place the tempeh in the pan, reserving the remaining marinade.
Cook the tempeh pieces, flipping often, until they are golden brown. If the tempeh sticks, use the reserved marinade to deglaze the pan.
In a large bowl, toss together the lettuce, carrot, cabbage, and celery. Top with the tempeh and dressing, and garnish with the chives.
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