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Black & White Platform: Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Information Related strategy guide: Black & White: Prima's Official Strategy Guide Product Description Black & White is a role-playing game unlike any you've played before. You take the role of a deity in a land where the surroundings are yours to shape and its people are yours to lord over. Be an evil, malevolent god and the natives will worship you with fear in their eyes. Play as a kind, benevolent god and they will worship you with love in their hearts. Your actions decide whether you create a heaven or hell for your worshipers. Then select a creature from the land to act as your representative in the world. Raise it to gigantic proportions and teach it to do your bidding--whether the animal grows into an evil colossus of mass destruction or a kind and gentle giant is up to you. Progress through the game's rich storyline performing powerful miracles to battle other deities and become the world's supreme god. Review The premise of Black & White is simple. You play a God, responsible for a group of worshippers. Add in a collection of huge monsters (sheep, cows, tigers and more) plus tasks to complete along the way, and you get an immersing game that's easy to pick up and even easier to get pulled into. Unusually, Black & White lacks any form of standard user interface. The only icon you'll see on screen is a giant hand (yours) with which you do your godly tasks. Complex actions are governed by mouse movements, and as the game progresses it requires greater mouse dexterity to cast spells and the like. While this interface can be daunting at first, it becomes second nature after some practice. As the game progresses there are a number of quests to complete, and you're also responsible for looking after a creature. It's here that Black and White excels. The creature's artificial intelligence is superb. Treat it nicely and it will amble around the countryside performing good deeds to the delight of the populace. Treat it harshly and woe betide anyone who gets in the way of its giant feet and hands. The visual landscapes are equally impressive, as is the detail of the inhabitants or "helpers" as they guide you across the rolling hills and surrounding oceans of your island. But the scenery, like the creature, morphs with your gameplay. Evil empires appear black and scorched, while a happier atmosphere breeds an open, warm environment for your worshippers. Combat comes in the form of one-to-one stand-up fights between the creatures. The fighting can verge on the surreal-for example, a kickboxing cow squares up to a boxing ape in the middle of a forest as worshippers chant praise all around. With Black and White, UK games designer Peter Molyneux has taken AI to new levels and created a game that's bound to be imitated. Do note, however, that this is not an ideal game for the casual RTS or shoot 'em up fan. There are long periods of inactivity, and the general pace can feel sedate as you take in the beautiful graphics and calming soundtrack. Even after playing for 10 hours you'll still be scratching the surface of this intense gaming experience. -- Stuart Miles
BLACK & WHITE CLASSIC
Black & White Classic Platform: Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Information Related strategy guide: Black & White: Prima's Official Strategy Guide Product Description Black & White is a role-playing game unlike any you've played before. You take the role of a deity in a land where the surroundings are yours to shape and its people are yours to lord over. Be an evil, malevolent god and the natives will worship you with fear in their eyes. Play as a kind, benevolent god and they will worship you with love in their hearts. Your actions decide whether you create a heaven or hell for your worshipers. Then select a creature from the land to act as your representative in the world. Raise it to gigantic proportions and teach it to do your bidding--whether the animal grows into an evil colossus of mass destruction or a kind and gentle giant is up to you. Progress through the game's rich storyline performing powerful miracles to battle other deities and become the world's supreme god. Review The premise of Black & White is simple. You play a God, responsible for a group of worshippers. Add in a collection of huge monsters (sheep, cows, tigers and more) plus tasks to complete along the way, and you get an immersing game that's easy to pick up and even easier to get pulled into. Unusually, Black & White lacks any form of standard user interface. The only icon you'll see on screen is a giant hand (yours) with which you do your godly tasks. Complex actions are governed by mouse movements, and as the game progresses it requires greater mouse dexterity to cast spells and the like. While this interface can be daunting at first, it becomes second nature after some practice. As the game progresses there are a number of quests to complete, and you're also responsible for looking after a creature. It's here that Black and White excels. The creature's artificial intelligence is superb. Treat it nicely and it will amble around the countryside performing good deeds to the delight of the populace. Treat it harshly and woe betide anyone who gets in the way of its giant feet and hands. The visual landscapes are equally impressive, as is the detail of the inhabitants or "helpers" as they guide you across the rolling hills and surrounding oceans of your island. But the scenery, like the creature, morphs with your gameplay. Evil empires appear black and scorched, while a happier atmosphere breeds an open, warm environment for your worshippers. Combat comes in the form of one-to-one stand-up fights between the creatures. The fighting can verge on the surreal-for example, a kickboxing cow squares up to a boxing ape in the middle of a forest as worshippers chant praise all around. With Black and White, UK games designer Peter Molyneux has taken AI to new levels and created a game that's bound to be imitated. Do note, however, that this is not an ideal game for the casual RTS or shoot 'em up fan. There are long periods of inactivity, and the general pace can feel sedate as you take in the beautiful graphics and calming soundtrack. Even after playing for 10 hours you'll still be scratching the surface of this intense gaming experience. -- Stuart Miles --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Black & White Platform: Windows 98, Windows 95, Windows 2000, Windows Me Condition: New This Title Also Available As: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition games available Please get in touch for information on these options. Product Information Related strategy guide: Black & White: Prima's Official Strategy Guide Product Description Black & White is a role-playing game unlike any you've played before. You take the role of a deity in a land where the surroundings are yours to shape and its people are yours to lord over. Be an evil, malevolent god and the natives will worship you with fear in their eyes. Play as a kind, benevolent god and they will worship you with love in their hearts. Your actions decide whether you create a heaven or hell for your worshipers. Then select a creature from the land to act as your representative in the world. Raise it to gigantic proportions and teach it to do your bidding--whether the animal grows into an evil colossus of mass destruction or a kind and gentle giant is up to you. Progress through the game's rich storyline performing powerful miracles to battle other deities and become the world's supreme god. Review The premise of Black & White is simple. You play a God, responsible for a group of worshippers. Add in a collection of huge monsters (sheep, cows, tigers and more) plus tasks to complete along the way, and you get an immersing game that's easy to pick up and even easier to get pulled into. Unusually, Black & White lacks any form of standard user interface. The only icon you'll see on screen is a giant hand (yours) with which you do your godly tasks. Complex actions are governed by mouse movements, and as the game progresses it requires greater mouse dexterity to cast spells and the like. While this interface can be daunting at first, it becomes second nature after some practice. As the game progresses there are a number of quests to complete, and you're also responsible for looking after a creature. It's here that Black and White excels. The creature's artificial intelligence is superb. Treat it nicely and it will amble around the countryside performing good deeds to the delight of the populace. Treat it harshly and woe betide anyone who gets in the way of its giant feet and hands. The visual landscapes are equally impressive, as is the detail of the inhabitants or "helpers" as they guide you across the rolling hills and surrounding oceans of your island. But the scenery, like the creature, morphs with your gameplay. Evil empires appear black and scorched, while a happier atmosphere breeds an open, warm environment for your worshippers. Combat comes in the form of one-to-one stand-up fights between the creatures. The fighting can verge on the surreal-for example, a kickboxing cow squares up to a boxing ape in the middle of a forest as worshippers chant praise all around. With Black and White, UK games designer Peter Molyneux has taken AI to new levels and created a game that's bound to be imitated. Do note, however, that this is not an ideal game for the casual RTS or shoot 'em up fan. There are long periods of inactivity, and the general pace can feel sedate as you take in the beautiful graphics and calming soundtrack. Even after playing for 10 hours you'll still be scratching the surface of this intense gaming experience. -- Stuart Miles
South Africa (All cities)
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BLACK WHITE FALSE TWO PIECE ROMPER JUMPSUIT FOR BABY BOY -
PLEASE REFER TO THE SHIPPING AND PAYMENTS TAB BEFORE CONCLUDING YOUR PURCHASE Black White False Two Piece Romper Jumpsuit for Baby Boy Available Size: 80, 90, 95 Material: Cotton Type: Baby Jumpsuit Sleeve: Long Sleeve
BEAUTIFUL BLACK AND WHITE LONG HAIR CAT
Beautiful Black & White Long Hair Cat - 7 months old need a good loving family who would love her and take good care of her. She has long soft hair and is used to the indoors. She is fully potty trained and house trained. We recently got a letter from our estate to say that we are only allowed 2 small animals and sadly I need to find her a very good home. photo will be uploaded soon.
BLACK WHITE PVC BACKDROPMAIZEYS PLASTICS
A roll of pvc backdrop; black;reverse white 43meters long; 3.5 m wide. MAIZEYS plastics. Perfect to build infinity curve(s) for photo studio with. 7meters was used out of 50m roll
Pretoria (Gauteng)
ADIDAS QUESTAR LONG SLEEVE RUNNING TOP MENS (BLACK/WHITE) -
Colour: Black/White Size: XXLarge adidas Questar Men's Long Sleeve Running Top Train in comfort and style in this adidas Questar Men's Long Sleeve Running Top, crafted with a round neck, long sleeves, ClimaLite technology to wick sweat away from the skin and keep the body cool, iconic adidas three stripes and signature adidas logo to the side of the chest. Men's running top Round neck Long sleeves Climalite technology adidas 3 stripe branding adidas logo branding 100% Polyester Machine washable
MOOSE COMPLETE SKATEBOARD STAINED RED 8.0" BLACK/WHITE
Moose Complete Skateboard STAINED RED 8.0" Black/White DETAILS Pro Skateboard Deck - First Quality - Great Shape and Awesome POP! - 7ply 100% Canadian Maple. Moose Decks are made in one of the premier manufacturers in the world. They have a representative at the factory that ensures only the best decks that will become a Moose Skateboard Deck. Mellow kicks in the nose and tail for better foot placement. The kicks also have major concave in the pocket area; which cups the back of the foot and adds stiffness to the flat area behind the trucks. There is a significant lateral concave and a very slight rocker for long lasting stiffness and pop. These decks are great for park and street skating because of the perfect mix of lightness and strength. Complete components include Core Trucks; 52mm TGM Goth Logo Wheels; Amphetamine Abec 5 Bearings; Black Diamond Griptape; 1" Hardware and 1/8" risers. The Fine Print This product is imported from the USA. We do not carry stock in South Africa. Warranties and guarantees are valid only in the USA. In order to obtain a warranty repair you will be required to ship your product to the USA at your cost. We can assist you in the event this happens. We use only the best couriers to deliver your products safetly. Delivery takes approximately 2-3 weeks. Sometimes there are delays (hey - this is Africa) but we will always keep you informed along the way. We guarantee authenticity on every product sold. We guarantee delivery in perfect condition. We guarantee you will be happy with everything or we will give you a full refund. That's our promise to you. We have been in the import game for over 10 years. Buy with confidence. Walmart US
MOOSE COMPLETE SKATEBOARD NEON ORANGE 7.75" BLACK/WHITE
Moose Complete Skateboard NEON ORANGE 7.75" Black/White DETAILS Pro Skateboard Deck - First Quality - Great Shape and Awesome POP! - 7ply 100% Canadian Maple. Moose Decks are made in one of the premier manufacturers in the world. They have a representative at the factory that ensures only the best decks that will become a Moose Skateboard Deck. Mellow kicks in the nose and tail for better foot placement. The kicks also have major concave in the pocket area; which cups the back of the foot and adds stiffness to the flat area behind the trucks. There is a significant lateral concave and a very slight rocker for long lasting stiffness and pop. These decks are great for park and street skating because of the perfect mix of lightness and strength. Complete components include Core Trucks; 52mm TGM Goth Logo Wheels; Amphetamine Abec 5 Bearings; Black Diamond Griptape; 1" Hardware and 1/8" risers. The Fine Print This product is imported from the USA. We do not carry stock in South Africa. Warranties and guarantees are valid only in the USA. In order to obtain a warranty repair you will be required to ship your product to the USA at your cost. We can assist you in the event this happens. We use only the best couriers to deliver your products safetly. Delivery takes approximately 2-3 weeks. Sometimes there are delays (hey - this is Africa) but we will always keep you informed along the way. We guarantee authenticity on every product sold. We guarantee delivery in perfect condition. We guarantee you will be happy with everything or we will give you a full refund. That's our promise to you. We have been in the import game for over 10 years. Buy with confidence. Walmart US
MOOSE COMPLETE SKATEBOARD NEON YELLOW 7.75" BLACK/WHITE
Moose Complete Skateboard NEON YELLOW 7.75" Black/White ASSEMBLED DETAILS Pro Skateboard Deck - First Quality - Great Shape and Awesome POP! - 7ply 100% Canadian Maple. Moose Decks are made in one of the premier manufacturers in the world. They have a representative at the factory that ensures only the best decks that will become a Moose Skateboard Deck. Mellow kicks in the nose and tail for better foot placement. The kicks also have major concave in the pocket area; which cups the back of the foot and adds stiffness to the flat area behind the trucks. There is a significant lateral concave and a very slight rocker for long lasting stiffness and pop. These decks are great for park and street skating because of the perfect mix of lightness and strength. Complete components include Core Trucks; 52mm TGM Goth Logo Wheels; Amphetamine Abec 5 Bearings; Black Diamond Griptape; 1" Hardware and 1/8" risers. The Fine Print This product is imported from the USA. We do not carry stock in South Africa. Warranties and guarantees are valid only in the USA. In order to obtain a warranty repair you will be required to ship your product to the USA at your cost. We can assist you in the event this happens. We use only the best couriers to deliver your products safetly. Delivery takes approximately 2-3 weeks. Sometimes there are delays (hey - this is Africa) but we will always keep you informed along the way. We guarantee authenticity on every product sold. We guarantee delivery in perfect condition. We guarantee you will be happy with everything or we will give you a full refund. That's our promise to you. We have been in the import game for over 10 years. Buy with confidence. Walmart US
Moose Complete Skateboard NEON ORANGE 7.75" Black/White ASSEMBLED DETAILS Pro Skateboard Deck - First Quality - Great Shape and Awesome POP! - 7ply 100% Canadian Maple. Moose Decks are made in one of the premier manufacturers in the world. They have a representative at the factory that ensures only the best decks that will become a Moose Skateboard Deck. Mellow kicks in the nose and tail for better foot placement. The kicks also have major concave in the pocket area; which cups the back of the foot and adds stiffness to the flat area behind the trucks. There is a significant lateral concave and a very slight rocker for long lasting stiffness and pop. These decks are great for park and street skating because of the perfect mix of lightness and strength. Complete components include Core Trucks; 52mm TGM Goth Logo Wheels; Amphetamine Abec 5 Bearings; Black Diamond Griptape; 1" Hardware and 1/8" risers. The Fine Print This product is imported from the USA. We do not carry stock in South Africa. Warranties and guarantees are valid only in the USA. In order to obtain a warranty repair you will be required to ship your product to the USA at your cost. We can assist you in the event this happens. We use only the best couriers to deliver your products safetly. Delivery takes approximately 2-3 weeks. Sometimes there are delays (hey - this is Africa) but we will always keep you informed along the way. We guarantee authenticity on every product sold. We guarantee delivery in perfect condition. We guarantee you will be happy with everything or we will give you a full refund. That's our promise to you. We have been in the import game for over 10 years. Buy with confidence. Walmart US
INVERO BLACK/WHITE HARD PLASTIC RUBBER BUMPER CASE WITH
Invero - BLACK/WHITE Hard Plastic Rubber Bumper Case with Metal Buttons for Iphone 4/4S (All Versions) Brand New In Box (Sealed but sometimes supplied without film wrapping) THIS PRODUCT IS IMPORTED ON ORDER - PLEASE SEE "SHIPPING & PAYMENT" FOR DELIVERY TIMES Product details Find out more about our Delivery Rates and Returns Policy Manufacturer reference: Date first available: 2 Mar Specifications Protect your New Iphone 4 / 4S with our HIGH QUALITY Bumper Case Long Lasting DURABLE Plastic/Rubber Bumper Case PERFECT Fit, Tested on our Demo IPHONE 4 & 4S Please note this is not an official Apple item and is exclusively sold by Invero Please note phone is not included Product Description Bumper cases complement the iPhone 4/4S tremendously. They provide protection against scratches and give full freedom to hold your iPhone 4 the way you desire without worrying about the dropping signals. It is the most desired Christmas Gifts item for the iPhone owners. The merger of rubber and moulded plastic enables iPhone 4S to slip easily in the pocket and give good grip without the grip-pants-pocket feeling unlike the other rubber cases. They are prepared using two types of plastic, a hard shiny plastic band in the middle and a more elastic and non glossy finish plastic in surrounding band. Recessed area for speakers, USB port, mute switch, headphones jack and mic and metal buttons for power and volume are added advantages. The merger of rubber and moulded plastic enables iPhone 4 to slip easily in the pocket and give good grip without the grip-pants-pocket feeling unlike the other rubber cases. The dimensions are 5.7 x 2.8 x 0.5 inches with 5 ounces weight making it comfortable carrying anywhere. And the beautiful splashes of colour make it attractive too. So why waste time searching the boring cases just go and get Bumper Cases for your iPhone 4S.
Cape Town (Western Cape)
Invero - BLACK/WHITE Hard Plastic Rubber Bumper Case with Metal Buttons for Iphone 4/4S (All Versions) Brand New In Box (Sealed but sometimes supplied without film wrapping) THIS PRODUCT IS IMPORTED ON ORDER - PLEASE SEE "SHIPPING & PAYMENT" FOR DELIVERY TIMES Product details Find out more about our Delivery Rates and Returns Policy Manufacturer reference: ASIN: B007GAUIPO Date first available: 2 Mar Specifications Protect your New Iphone 4 / 4S with our HIGH QUALITY Bumper Case Long Lasting DURABLE Plastic/Rubber Bumper Case PERFECT Fit, Tested on our Demo IPHONE 4 & 4S Please note this is not an official Apple item and is exclusively sold by Invero Please note phone is not included Product Description Bumper cases complement the iPhone 4/4S tremendously. They provide protection against scratches and give full freedom to hold your iPhone 4 the way you desire without worrying about the dropping signals. It is the most desired Christmas Gifts item for the iPhone owners. The merger of rubber and moulded plastic enables iPhone 4S to slip easily in the pocket and give good grip without the grip-pants-pocket feeling unlike the other rubber cases. They are prepared using two types of plastic, a hard shiny plastic band in the middle and a more elastic and non glossy finish plastic in surrounding band. Recessed area for speakers, USB port, mute switch, headphones jack and mic and metal buttons for power and volume are added advantages. The merger of rubber and moulded plastic enables iPhone 4 to slip easily in the pocket and give good grip without the grip-pants-pocket feeling unlike the other rubber cases. The dimensions are 5.7 x 2.8 x 0.5 inches with 5 ounces weight making it comfortable carrying anywhere. And the beautiful splashes of colour make it attractive too. So why waste time searching the boring cases just go and get Bumper Cases for your iPhone 4S.
MENS WINTER CYCLING JERSEY L/S BLACK, WHITE & BLUE 2XL
Another outstanding value product manufactured and brought to you by Tenn Outdoors. This high performance breathable, long sleeved, winter weight race jersey has been technically designed for serious cyclists. Manufactured from a high-wicking, warm and technically advanced fabric to take moisture from the body and out through the fabric, whilst keeping the wearer both dry and warm. Incorporating a rubber waist gripper, to prevent garment ride-up and elasticated sleeve cuffs. Three elasticated rear pockets, including a smaller, mobile phone holding pocket. High strength, full length, 2-way Vislon zip. DELIVERY USUALLY WITHIN 1-4 DAYS IN RSA
FOMA FOMASPEED 312 VARIANT III VC RC MATTE BLACK & WHITE
Foma Bohemia Ltd. in the Czech Republic is a producer of photographic materials with long tradition, since 1921. Since September 1997, Foma has been confirmed with a certification with the international standard ISO 9001. Foma has been able to compete with the foreign market on photo materials because they focus on improvement of new technologies with an aim to develop materials for a new generation. Foma speed 312 Matte is a universal black-and-white photographic paper on a resin-coated (RC) paper base. It is manufactured using silver chlorobromide emulsion that gives a neutral-to-medium-warm tone to the resulting silver image. The paper features a very rich halftone scale ranging from shining whites to deep blacks. Its high speed makes it possible using high lens diaphragm numbers even when making large size enlargements. Developing agents incorporated into the emulsion layer facilitate rapid machine processing and a shortening of development times in manual processing to 60 - 90 seconds.
HANDCRAFTED BLACK WHITE BLUE LAMPWORK BRACELET WITH FOIL &
This lampwork bracelet with crystal. The bracelet is about 7 1/2" long. Shipping Buyer pays uS$32.00 shipping and item sent by registered mail USPS. Registered mail has a maximum of $46.09 insurance coverage per package. We are not responsible for loss or damage. Customer responsible for duties, and taxes. Payment As we are located in the USA payment only through Paypal with a credit card or debit card. Paypal bills buyer in Rands and we get paid in Dollars. No Bobpay. Please do not send cash. Payment within 3 days after close of auction.
O'NEAL MENS MATRIX AFTERBURNER GLOVE (BLACK/WHITE, SIZE 11)
It's a rare mix to find hand protection that fits like a glove, feels as natural as your skin, and protects you from All the punishment. After more than forty years of non-stop product development, you sort of get a feel for things. O'Neal gloves are made to wear better than the others, without sacrificing the gentle feel you need while racing. Let your fingers rejoice features: lightweight, uncomplicated design for superb feel and comfort while riding, simple slip-on design for great freedom of movement, long lasting and flexible materials for the perfect fit, Super lightweight design with bold non-fade graphics, synthetic leather palm with double layer thumb reinforcement and pre-curved tailoring for the best fit possible, and helps to eliminate arm pump.
LONG HAIR BORDER COLLIE PUPS
Pure bred long hair Border Collie pups for sale. Mother has herding experience. Vaccinated, dewormed and vet checked. 2 Male Black & White @ R2000. 1 Pure White Male @ R2500. 1 Brown & White Female @ R2500. Contact me on 0813993323 for individual photos of parents or for viewing. Please note that these pups can only go to people on farms or with large yards.
Parys (Free State)
LONG ARM HANGING MONKEY TOY COLORFUL NEW HOT-SELLING MONKEY
Long Arm Hanging Monkey Toy Colorful New Hot-selling Monkey Doll Description: Long Arm Hanging Monkey Toy Colorful New Hot-selling Monkey Doll Features : The monkey's hand can be stick together and hang on somewhere Specification : Length:70 cm Color:White, Grey, black, pink, brown Material:PP Cotton Note: As the lighting effect,there is a little color difference between the products pictures and object. package included: 1xlong arm hanging monkey toy
LONG COAT CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES
Long coat Chihuahua puppies for sale (R) Available from 20 September (Delivery Stellenbosch/Cape Town area) 1 Male & 4 Female puppies Colour: White, black & brown All puppies have been dewormed and inoculated Call Gert:
BLACK FRIDAY!!!! 30 WATTS LED ENERGY SAVING FLOOD
PRICE SLASHED!!! ULTRA BRIGHT 30w LED Floodlights 30W 220V LED FLOODLIGHT. COOL WHITE Soft cool white light, perfect for lighting and decoration. High luminous efficiency, long life span and stable performance. Low consumption, energy-saving. Made of steel, it is strong and durable. Shake-proof, environment-friendly. Waterproof and dust proof design, ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. Easy installation. 120 degree adjustable stand lets you point the light at different angles. Ideal for shop, garden, exhibition, villas, landscape, etc. Light type: EPISTAR LED Product color: black Light color: Cool white LED quantity: 1piece Input voltage: AC 85-265V Frequency range: 50-60Hz Power: 30W Color temperature: Cool white:6000-6500K COLOUR DEPEND ON AVAILABILITY!
BLACK LITIGANTS IN THE ANTEBELLUM AMERICAN SOUTH (THE JOHN
In the antebellum Natchez district, in the heart of slave country, black people sued white people in all-white courtrooms. They sued to enforce the terms of their contracts, recover unpaid debts, recuperate back wages, and claim damages for assault. They sued in conflicts over property and personal status. And they often won. Based on new research conducted in courthouse basements and storage sheds in rural Mississippi and Louisiana, Kimberly Welch draws on over 1,000 examples of free and enslaved black litigants who used the courts to protect their interests and reconfigure their place in a tense society. To understand their success, Welch argues that we must understand the language that they used--the language of property, in particular--to make their claims recognizable and persuasive to others and to link their status as owner to the ideal of a free, autonomous citizen. In telling their stories, Welch reveals a previously unknown world of black legal activity, one that is consequential for understanding the long history of race, rights, and civic inclusion in America. Kimberly M. Welch (Author) Product Dimensions: 6.2 x 1 x 9.2 inches Series: The John Hope Franklin Series in African American History and Culture Hardcover: 328 pages Publisher: The University of North Carolina Press (February 5, 2018) Language: English ISBN-10: 1469636433 ISBN-13: 978-1469636436 Product Dimensions: 6.2 x 1 x 9.2 inches Shipping Weight: 1.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
WHITE ROUND SHAPE FLORAL CABINET DRAWER PULLER KNOB CERAMIC
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ DESCRIPTION * Set of 2 Beautiful ceramic Knobs. * Material: Ceramic. * Color: Black floral design on White. * Size: 1.7" inch diameter and 1.7" inch in depth. * Screw Measures 1.2" inches Long Total Length 2.5".. * Give a decorative touch to dresser drawers cabinets doors and more with this Ceramic Knob set! * All our products are exquisitely handmade one piece at a time using natural made products. It is therefore quite difficult if not impossible to make identical items. * These are absolutely adorable and a great way to reface an existing piece of furniture. _______________________________________________________________________________________ Payment * We accept payment through bobPayEFT, mobicred and PayPal. * Our Paypal ID is IDK6NKGWCV835LC _______________________________________________________________________________________ Shipping Methods We Ship Worldwide within 24-48 hours of receiving confirmed payment. All the items are shipped through the service of Registered Airmail. This service takes 20-35 days to deliver the products. This service is not traceable. Express shipping from Speed Post with the delivery time of 10 to 12 business days will be charged extra. There is no Sunday delivery. _______________________________________________________________________________________ THANK YOU!
LONG COAT CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES FOR SALE
4 Beautiful male Chihuahua puppies for sale. Black, brown and white colouring. R2 700 each. Available 17 April 2016 (8 Weeks; inoculated) WhatsApp Minette: 083 272 2472
3 Beautiful male Chihuahua puppies for sale (R1 900 each). 1 female Chihuahua puppy (R2 500). Black, brown and white colouring. Available 17 April 2016 (8 Weeks; inoculated and vetenarian inspected) WhatsApp Minette: 083 272 2472 Tel: 053 391 4149
BLACK FRIDAY!!!LED X 60CM LONG 12 VOLT CAMPING LIGHT BAR
90 cm 12V 18W 60 LED SMD 5630 Tube Light U-Shape Bar Lamp Pure White Cover
UNIVERSAL FLEXIBLE LONG ARM CELL PHONE CLIP HOLDER LAZY
This Universal Cell Phone Clip Holder Stand have Flexible Long Arms, can be clipped onto any desk, bed headboard, chair, wall cabinet, Satisfy your needs whatever you are at home or on the go, Allows you to enjoy your phone anywhere. Specification Fit for 3"-5.7" cell phone Top of the plastic clip: 8CM Color: White,Black,Pink,Blue,Sky blue choose your favor. Color: Black, White, Pink, Purple, Blue, Yellow Material: ABS Maximum Tube Length:850mm Weight:200g Features - No Tools Required needed and easy to install. - Simple & Generous appearance, all-purpose designed. - Solid quality made ABS+PVC+Silicone, long durability anti-shock anti-deformation. - Suction cup stick-on mount with 360-degree swivel ball head provides you a horizontal or vertical viewing angle. - Can discretional adjust the width 35 to 90mm,fit for most mobile phone. - Stand the longest distance is 700mm. - Lazy bracket, the clip-on holder is clipped onto any desk, mobile stand for bedroom, office, bathroom and kitchen - Cell phone holder, perfect for view phone & enjoy music & phone games in bedroom, gym, office, exhibition and more Package included: 1x Desktop Car Stand Mount Holder
GORGEOUS TOP QUALITY CHIHUAHUA LONG COAT BOYS AVAILABLE
Beautiful, VERY SMALL! Stunning, Top Quality Healthy Long Coat Chihuahua Puppies Available. PRICE FOR MALES R3900. KUSA IS R600 EXTRA Red & White MALE - Exceptional Boy (R6000 not negotiable) Brown & White MALE Black & White MALE Cream & White MALE Fawn & White MALE
2 BLACK BAGS OF CLOTHING AND TOYS
2 Black bags consisting of: CARS, TEDDY BEARS about (different sizes biggest is 30cm smallest is 15 cm) ANIMALS, Girls hand bags 6 BOXES OF CRAYONS, half a ream of coloured paper Girls scarves, girls wallets, Colouring pencils 3 netcare nappy bags brand new- each bag used once 15 White long sleeve vests with Clips 10 White long Johns 3 pairs of "snow" boots 2 pink toddler size 6 and one red toddler size 8 These items were only worn for this winter, an my kids outgrew them, all in an excellent condition. I am selling the toys as my kids are ready for educational toys. Please sms if I dont answer and I will get back to you. R500 FOR EVERYTHING
STUNNING TOP QUALITY LONG COAT CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES AVAILABLE
Beautiful, stunning, Top Quality Healthy Long Coat Chihuahua Puppies Available. PRICE FOR MALES R3900, PRICE FOR FEMALES R5500 - KUSA is R600 Extra Dark Chocolate GIRL (Available Due to Cancellation) Fawn & White MALE Brown & White MALE Black & White MALE Cream & White MALE All puppies are sold with the following: KUSA Registration 1st Vaccination Regular Deworming Microchip Vet Health Certificate ACANA Puppy Food Quality Blanket Toy Lifetime Support Purchase Agreement Fully Groomed before being re-homed
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SEYCHELLES: Sinohydro Will Finally Deliver La Gogue Dam in 2022
The drinking water supply capacity of La Gogue in the Seychelles will increase with the reactivation of its dam. According to Erna Victor, the manager of the drinking water project at the Public Utilities Corporation (PUC), the dam will be re-commissioned in year 2022, 2 years later than the planned deadline of June 2020. Erna Victor also reported that the work is already 97 per cent complete.
The PUC has entrusted the modernization of the homogeneous earthen embankment dam to Sinohydro. At this stage, the Chinese company has raised the dam of the water reservoir by 6 m with an artificial waterproofing system, which consists of a polyvinyl chloride membrane anchored in a trench dug in the existing core. "The only remaining work is being done at the south saddle dam, while piling work is expected to begin on the right abutment to address seepage through the main dam structure," explains Erna Victor. The additional work underway is expected to cost about USD 7 million, financed through a loan from the AfDB. This funding is in addition to the USD 13 million already committed to the project.
The 35-meter high dam will again store its 1st m3 of fresh water in early 2023, with an expected capacity of 1.6 million m3 to supply thousands of Seychellois, compared to 600,000 m3 before the work.
The water pumped from the La Gogue dam reservoir will be treated before distribution to households. The future drinking water plant will be built downstream of the dam. The PUC estimates that the plant will have a production capacity of 4,400 m3 of drinking water per day when it is commissioned. The plant will be used to supply drinking water to Mahe, the largest island in the Seychelles archipelago.
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I am a retired Brigadier General in the Greek police service. I served for 35 year in different posts, mainly dealing with immigration as well as border police matters and general management.
My first international mission was in Albania with the Western European Union in 1998 as an instructor on public order issues. Later, I worked for four years in total in Sarajevo, Bosnia, with the United Nations and the European Union Police Mission. My last mission before joining EUMM was in 2008-2009 in Odessa, Ukraine, as a border police adviser.
I have been married for sixteen years to my wife Iliana and have three sons, Demosthenes, Stamatis and Alexander. My main interests are traveling, athletic activities and I also like to expand my cultural and historical horizons by reading books on history. Every mission gives me an opportunity to get to know new places and cultures. Also, my family likes to visit the places I work in and thus they have also visited Georgia. It is a tremendous experience and advantage for the children to know my working environment and to meet new people from different countries. I strongly believe that, in order to be able to work successfully in missions, you need to have patience and adapt easily to the multicultural, international environment.
I joined EUMM in February 2013 as a monitor in the Gori Field Office. First, I was in the Administrative Boundary Line (ABL) team and later in the Compliance Team. I really like my current position and it also suits my personal profile. My work is about keeping contact with police units along the ABL, in a human and at the same time professional approach by visiting and liaising with them. In addition, I am also the team's Gender focal point, which gives me opportunities to see a different and extremely interesting aspect and way of implementing gender issues activities in the everyday working environment of the mission.
It has struck me that there are very poor living conditions in many villages close to the ABL. I often feel sad when seeing kids trying to play and enjoy their daily life or elderly people living in the villages, under harsh conditions. But from my two years of personal experience, I believe that for people living along the ABL, EUMM is a friend, with whom they can discuss on a daily basis and who brings them feelings of security and hope for the future.
EUMM is a challenging mission and it gives us the opportunity to be in contact with the local population and local authorities. It makes one see how everyday life is following a period of war, and it also offers a gift to the senses when visiting places of enormous beauty in the countryside, exploring local habits and the culture of a historical nation that tries to recover from the past and find its pathway towards the EU.


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Horvath to be next UAB ombuds
Written by Linda Gunter
Michelle Horvath, J.D., is the new university ombuds.Michelle Horvath, J.D., a certified mediator, has been selected as the next university ombuds.
The UAB Ombuds Office is a neutral resource available to all university faculty, staff, and mentored graduate and postdoctoral students to discuss workplace issues, academic concerns, issues relating to administrative paperwork and processes, and explanations and interpretations of policies and procedures, among other issues.
"The UAB Ombuds Office provides a safe place for the UAB community to navigate policies, issues, concerns and conflicts," said UAB Provost Pam Benoit. "We are confident Michelle Horvath will promote an ethical university culture committed to problem-solving and dispute resolution consistent with our shared values."
"Accepting the role of UAB's next ombuds is not a privilege that I take lightly," Horvath said, "but is one that I excitedly undertake. Having the honor of supporting the professional and personal needs of the Blazer community — one individual at a time in a safe and confidential manner — provides the opportunity to apply the shared institutional values in furtherance of UAB's mission and vision. I look forward to joining the UAB and Birmingham communities, appreciate the opportunity to serve, and welcome any invitation to collaborate."
"Accepting the role of UAB's next ombuds is not a privilege that I take lightly, but is one that I excitedly undertake."
Horvath, who was selected following a national search, has more than eight years of experience in planning, training, adjudication and alternative dispute resolution in a higher education setting. Most recently, she was assistant dean of Students responsible for Student Conduct and Academic Integrity and Deputy Title IX Coordinator at Florida International University in Miami, Florida. Her previous roles in higher education have included judicial administrator and deputy Title IX coordinator at Cornell University in New York and director of the Office of Citizenship and Community Standards at Truman State University in Missouri. Prior to entering higher education, she was a solo practitioner in Metro Detroit.
Originally from Michigan, Horvath holds a Bachelor of Science degree in history from Grand Valley State University, a juris doctorate from Thomas M. Cooley Law School (now Western Michigan Cooley Law School), and a Master of Arts degree in higher education/student personnel from the University of Mississippi.
"I want to thank the search committee for all their work and commitment to the ombuds search," said Chief Human Resources Officer Janet May. "They brought forth an excellent group of finalists to be considered."
The search committee comprised Executive Director of Employee Relations Earlisha Williams (committee chair), Interim Chair of Restorative Medicine and Chair of the Faculty Senate's Faculty Policies and Procedures Committee Daniel Givan, Hill Student Center Director and Staff Council Chair Jeremiah Johnson, Title IX Coordinator Kasey Robinson, and Associate Provost for Academic Administration Steve Yoder, and was assisted by executive search firm LeadExec.
The UAB Ombuds Office operates under the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice of the International Ombudsman Association. Email ombuds@uab.edu or call 205-934-7230 to make an appointment.
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Daniel Fulford, PhD
NIH Biosketch
Dr. Fulford is Associate Professor of Rehabilitation Sciences, Occupational Therapy, and Psychological & Brain Sciences, and is affiliated with Mental Health Counseling/Behavioral Medicine, Behavioral Neuroscience, and the Graduate Program in Neuroscience at BU. He holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Miami and a BA in psychology from UCLA. Dr. Fulford joined BU following a career development award through the UCSF Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute where, among other things, he focused on mental health informatics research. He and his team conduct lab-based and ambulatory studies to better understand dysregulated motivation and emotion in psychopathology, using smartphones as tools for experience sampling and behavioral sensing (i.e., continuous, unobtrusive measurement from smartphone sensors). A particular focus of this work is on the prediction of momentary states, including of social isolation and loneliness. Dr. Fulford is PI on grant-funded projects focused on human motivation and social dynamics using mobile assessment and intervention. He serves as grant reviewer at the NIH and NSF, is a consulting editor for the Journal of Consulting & Clinical Psychology, the Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR) - Mental Health, and Psychological Bulletin, and is Associate Editor for Journal of Psychopathology and Clinical Science (formerly Journal of Abnormal Psychology), Journal of Mental Health, and Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice. Outside of his academic identity, Dr. Fulford enjoys 'dadding' and other occupations with high effort, high reward payouts.
Jasmine Mote, PhD
Dr. Mote is a Research Assistant Professor in Occupational Therapy at Boston University. She received her BA in Psychology from Oberlin College and her MA in Psychology and PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of California, Berkeley. Formerly an AMP Lab postdoctoral associate, she returned to the lab after being an Assistant Professor in Occupational Therapy and Psychology at Tufts University. She is interested in understanding the mechanisms of loneliness and the relationship between our emotions and social experiences, with a focus on understanding these processes in people with serious mental illness. She uses behavioral, qualitative, psychophysiological, and mobile methods to ask questions such as, "How is heart health related to loneliness in people with serious mental illness?", "Are specific emotions related to better (or worse) social interactions?", and "How can we address racial disparities in the assessment and treatment of people with mental health concerns?" She is an active member of the Society for Affective Science (SAS) and Society for Research in Psychopathology (SRP). She is a consulting editor for the Journal of Psychopathology and Clinical Science and Emotion. She is also a practicing psychologist in MA. In her free time you might find her binge-watching movies and TV shows, baking, writing about mental health in pregnancy and parenthood, or chasing after her cat, dog, or toddler (possibly in that order).
PhD Students
Arti Gandhi, BA, OTD
Arti is a third year PhD student in the Rehabilitation Sciences program, and a recent graduate of the Doctor of Occupational Therapy program at BU. She is interested in leveraging smartphone technology to enhance recovery related outcomes among people with psychosis. Specifically, she examines mechanisms of loneliness and social isolation, and the use of smartphones to assess and treat these challenges in real-time. In her spare time, she enjoys yoga, exercising/fitness, and finding as many green spaces throughout Boston as she can.
Jessica Mow, BS, MA
Jessica is a fifth year PhD student in Clinical Psychology. She is interested in the cognitive and biological bases of social cognition. Her work in the AMP lab has centered on understanding the processes underlying impairments in social motivation in schizophrenia, as well as abnormalities in processing social reward and punishment in this population. The goal of her research is to identify targets for treatment of negative symptoms in schizophrenia spectrum disorders. She has a background in psycholinguistics from her undergraduate research at Tufts University and has experience in neuroimaging from her research at MGH. She enjoys outdoor activities such as climbing and skiing, and indoor activities of creative writing and playing piano.
Tairmae Kangarloo, BS
Tairmae is a fifth year PhD student in the Behavioral Neuroscience program. She has 9 years of clinical research experience in both academia and industry where her work has primarily focused on leading the digital strategy for clinical trials in neuroscience. In the AMP lab, her research interests lie in better understanding the effects of green space exposure on loneliness and affect in people with serious mental illness. In her spare time she loves to be out and about exploring Boston and New England with friends and her labradoodle, Yoshi.
Renata Botello, MA
Curriculum Vitae
Renata is a third-year clinical psychology PhD student in the lab. She is passionate about understanding what predicts meaningful social interactions and loneliness in people with schizophrenia using experience sampling methods. Renata is also interested in how experiences of social adversity may be associated with difficulties in social effort and social connection. Renata is also a practicum student at McLean's Behavioral Health Partial Hospital Program where she works as a program therapist. Her previous research at the UC Davis Early Psychosis Program focused on the intersection of psychosis and trauma experiences. During her B.A. at UC Berkeley, she acquired research experience on emotion dysregulation and emotional expressivity in people with schizophrenia. She enjoys swimming, candle making, cooking for friends and salsa dancing.
Joseph Maimone
Joe is a first-year Ph.D. student in the Clinical Psychology program at BU. His research interests involve using ecologically valid, real-time data collection methods to understand individual patterns of social functioning and psychopathology among patients with serious mental illness. Over the course of his Ph.D. studies, he hopes to study formal modeling techniques that may allow for accelerated testing and tuning of theories of social functioning and its impact on rapid increases or decreases in psychiatric symptoms. Previously, Joe was a research assistant at the Nock Lab at Harvard University and a senior clinical research coordinator at Massachusetts General Hospital where he led recruitment for two real-time studies of suicidal thoughts and behaviors among psychiatric inpatients. In his free time, Joe enjoys boardgames, snowboarding, and cuddles with his four-year old corgi named Cooper.
Research Coordinators
Elizabeth Schupbach, BA
Elizabeth is a graduate of the University of Rochester with a BA in Psychology and a BS in Brain and Cognitive Sciences. Earning an Honors Degree in the Psychology program, she conducted an honors thesis that examined how marital relationship satisfaction is linked to the trajectories of maternal and paternal engagement levels during a triadic family interaction, and the moderating role of adolescent emotional insecurity in these associations. She is interested in pursuing a PhD in Clinical Psychology and hopes to use her current role to gain more skills necessary in that transition. In her free time she loves to explore green spaces with her dog, practice yoga, read and draw.
Amber Wolf, MA
Amber graduated with MA in Psychology from Boston University and aims to pursue a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. She strives to understand the contributions of specific regions of the brain, (dys)regulation of neurotransmitters, and their effects on an individual's psychological, social, developmental, and physical well-being. She seeks to dive deep into psychotherapy methods in conjunction with fMRI, DTI, and EEG techniques to see changes in the brain from a patient's baseline and throughout treatment, as she hopes to use what she discovers through her research in direct application with patients.
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Celina Nguyen
Eileen Chen
Maria Sol Sanchez
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The first meeting of the AAT Youth Board
The Aplastic Anaemia Trust are very excited to have formed our Youth Board, and last week was our first meeting! We will publish a short report of each Youth Board meeting, prepared by the Chair that month. The format of this report is up to the chair, it could be a written summary like this, a list or a video! This first meeting report has been written by Ellie, Comms Manager.
Youth Board Meeting on 12 August 2021
Chair: Stevie Tyler
Meeting secretary:  Leena O'Hara
Who attended the meeting?
We were really pleased that our first Youth Board Meeting could be attended by all members of the board. Attendees were:
AAT staff: Stevie Tyler (CEO), Leena O'Hara (Programme Manager), Ellie Dawes (Communications and Fundraising Manager).
Board Members: Ella Bearpark, Harry Branthwaite, Sophie Byrom, Elin Davies, Ashleigh Kennedy, Lily Pope, Alexander Reid, Benjamin Stephenson, Callum Tempest, Henry Andrew Hamilton Young.
What was discussed?
What the Youth Board is, and why we're here.
Stevie highlighted the importance of the board, particularly as half of people diagnosed with aplastic anaemia are under the age of 25. The AAT Youth Board is a new and exciting component of the AAT and will ensure that there is greater representation of those most affected by aplastic anaemia. This will ensure that the AAT is keeping the voices of young people at the very centre of the work they do. Members shared some of their experiences and why they are excited to be part of a group and connect with others.
The Youth Board has some budget to spend over the next few months on activities that engage young people with The AAT's work and support them. Ellie proposed a comms project which will support young people in telling their stories through video (creating a series of films about what life is like for young people affected by aplastic anaemia). The Youth Board were enthusiastic about the project, and highlighted the potential for video content to:
Raise awareness and highlight key messages such as the difference between aplastic anaemia and cancer.
Provide hope and comfort by seeing and hearing from other people who have gone through a similar experience to themselves
Reduce the burden on themselves to keep explaining the condition to friends and families
Make an impact by evoking an emotional response to get people to stop and think.
Provide bitesize, visual information, which would benefit people who struggle with reading
Ellie will move further on this project, opening an application process and presenting a budget and clear plan at the next meeting.
The Youth Board will be able to suggest other projects and activities at future meetings, by contacting this month's chair to add them to the agenda.
AAT asks
This section of the meeting exists for staff at The Aplastic Anaemia Trust to ask for support from the Youth Board. This month there were two requests:
1. AAT Skydive Ellie explained that the AAT are exploring more engaging community fundraising ideas, which would have a broader appeal. Historically, community fundraising has included walks, picnics and tea parties. The members were made aware of The AAT Skydive taking place in the North of the country on 26th September. Places are still available or if anyone would like to explore organising a sky dive in their area, there is a minimum of 6 people required to make this viable, with a maximum number of 12. If there are any members, or friends and family members of the board members, who would like to do this as a fundraiser, please contact Hannah [email protected] for more information.
2. Feedback on our new MarrowKidz information. Leena provided an overview of the eight new MarrowKidz resources launched today. This includes three new guides for siblings, two guides for staff working in educational settings and a guide for parents of a very young child diagnosed with aplastic anaemia. Alongside the guides, the AAT have also launched an animation on treatment options for children, around the age of 10, and a new picture book for very young children. All the resources have been produced with children, young people and young adults. There is a short survey to capture feedback on the new resources. Leena asked board members to help us demonstrate the difference we are making by providing their feedback on the resources.
The AAT Youth Board formally approved our Terms of Reference, with a couple of useful additions and clarifications.
We also set a date for our next meeting, and appointed a chair (Lily Pope) and a Meeting Secretary (Callum Tempest) for the next meeting. You can expect a repot from them on this meeting in a month's time!
The Youth Board is here to represent you! If you have a message you would like to share with the board, email Ellie at [email protected] and she will pass it on to the board.
With thanks to The National Lottery Community Fund, who are supporting this work.
Updated: 2nd September, 2021
Youth Board meeting on 7 December 2021
An update from this month's Chair, Callum about our discussions and decisions.
Youth Board meeting on 4th November 2021
An update from this month's secretary, Ella about our discussions and decisions.
Youth Board meeting on 6th October 2021
A report from this month's Chair, Elin about what was discussed.
Youth Board Meeting on 7th September 2021
A report from this month's Chair, Lily about what was discussed.


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Immediate effects of a novel lumbar support device on pain modulation and core muscle function in patients with chronic non-specific low back pain: A randomized controlled trial
Duangruedee Dissanguan, Patraporn Sitilertpisan, Leonard Henry Joseph, Aatit Paungmali
Background. A novel lumbar support device to be used by people with chronic nonspecific low back pain (CNLBP) was designed, developed and tested in this trial. The study investigated the immediate effects of the novel lumbar support device on pain modulation and core muscle function in comparison to the traditional lumbar support among people with CNLBP. Methods. This study was a single-blinded, repeated measures, randomized controlled trial with four parallel groups design. A total of 80 patients with CNLBP were randomly allocated using stratified block randomization by pain severity to one of the four groups: traditional lumbar support (TLS) as a control group (N = 20), novel lumbar support with hot pack (NLSD + HP) (N = 20), novel lumbar support with biofeedback device (NLSD + BO) (N = 20), and finally the novel lumbar support with an in-built hot pack and biofeedback device (NLSD + HP with BO) as an experimental intervention group (N = 20). Pain intensity (PI), tissue blood flow (TBF), cold pain threshold (CPT), hot pain threshold (HPT), thickness of transversus abdominis muscle (TrA), and lumbopelvic stability (LPS) were assessed at baseline and immediately post-intervention by a blinded assessor. A two-way repeated-measures ANOVA with post-hoc analysis was used to analyze the data. Results. All 80 participants across the 4 groups had similar outcome measures at baseline (p>0.05). Among the participants in the NLSD + HP with BO (Group 4), a significant interaction was noticed in all of the primary outcomes including PI (p < 0.001), TBF (p < 0.001), CPT (p < 0.001), HPT (p<0.001), PPT (p < 0.001), TrA thickness (p < 0.001) and as well as on the secondary outcome lumbopelvic stability (p < 0.001). Post hoc analysis showed that the results from the NLSD + HP with BO (Group 4) was superior than the TLS group in all of the primary and secondary outcomes (p<0.05). Conclusion. The immediate effects of the NLSD + HP with BO demonstrated potential beneficial outcomes on PI, PPT, CPT, HPT, TrA and LPS in comparison to TLS among participants with CNLBP. Further clinical trial evaluating the long-term clinical effects of the novel lumbar support device is needed to understand the overall benefits of the device and its usefulness for people with CNLBP.
Muscles, Ligaments and Tendons Journal
https://doi.org/10.32098/mltj.03.2021.08
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Dissanguan, D., Sitilertpisan, P., Henry Joseph, L., & Paungmali, A. (2021). Immediate effects of a novel lumbar support device on pain modulation and core muscle function in patients with chronic non-specific low back pain: A randomized controlled trial. Muscles, Ligaments and Tendons Journal, 11(3), 439-448. https://doi.org/10.32098/mltj.03.2021.08
Dissanguan, Duangruedee ; Sitilertpisan, Patraporn ; Henry Joseph, Leonard ; Paungmali, Aatit . / Immediate effects of a novel lumbar support device on pain modulation and core muscle function in patients with chronic non-specific low back pain : A randomized controlled trial. In: Muscles, Ligaments and Tendons Journal. 2021 ; Vol. 11, No. 3. pp. 439-448.
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N1 - This paper was published in the journal Muscle, Ligaments and Tendons Journal and the definitive published version is available at https://doi.org/10.32098/mltj.03.2021.08
N2 - Background. A novel lumbar support device to be used by people with chronic nonspecific low back pain (CNLBP) was designed, developed and tested in this trial. The study investigated the immediate effects of the novel lumbar support device on pain modulation and core muscle function in comparison to the traditional lumbar support among people with CNLBP. Methods. This study was a single-blinded, repeated measures, randomized controlled trial with four parallel groups design. A total of 80 patients with CNLBP were randomly allocated using stratified block randomization by pain severity to one of the four groups: traditional lumbar support (TLS) as a control group (N = 20), novel lumbar support with hot pack (NLSD + HP) (N = 20), novel lumbar support with biofeedback device (NLSD + BO) (N = 20), and finally the novel lumbar support with an in-built hot pack and biofeedback device (NLSD + HP with BO) as an experimental intervention group (N = 20). Pain intensity (PI), tissue blood flow (TBF), cold pain threshold (CPT), hot pain threshold (HPT), thickness of transversus abdominis muscle (TrA), and lumbopelvic stability (LPS) were assessed at baseline and immediately post-intervention by a blinded assessor. A two-way repeated-measures ANOVA with post-hoc analysis was used to analyze the data. Results. All 80 participants across the 4 groups had similar outcome measures at baseline (p>0.05). Among the participants in the NLSD + HP with BO (Group 4), a significant interaction was noticed in all of the primary outcomes including PI (p < 0.001), TBF (p < 0.001), CPT (p < 0.001), HPT (p<0.001), PPT (p < 0.001), TrA thickness (p < 0.001) and as well as on the secondary outcome lumbopelvic stability (p < 0.001). Post hoc analysis showed that the results from the NLSD + HP with BO (Group 4) was superior than the TLS group in all of the primary and secondary outcomes (p<0.05). Conclusion. The immediate effects of the NLSD + HP with BO demonstrated potential beneficial outcomes on PI, PPT, CPT, HPT, TrA and LPS in comparison to TLS among participants with CNLBP. Further clinical trial evaluating the long-term clinical effects of the novel lumbar support device is needed to understand the overall benefits of the device and its usefulness for people with CNLBP.
AB - Background. A novel lumbar support device to be used by people with chronic nonspecific low back pain (CNLBP) was designed, developed and tested in this trial. The study investigated the immediate effects of the novel lumbar support device on pain modulation and core muscle function in comparison to the traditional lumbar support among people with CNLBP. Methods. This study was a single-blinded, repeated measures, randomized controlled trial with four parallel groups design. A total of 80 patients with CNLBP were randomly allocated using stratified block randomization by pain severity to one of the four groups: traditional lumbar support (TLS) as a control group (N = 20), novel lumbar support with hot pack (NLSD + HP) (N = 20), novel lumbar support with biofeedback device (NLSD + BO) (N = 20), and finally the novel lumbar support with an in-built hot pack and biofeedback device (NLSD + HP with BO) as an experimental intervention group (N = 20). Pain intensity (PI), tissue blood flow (TBF), cold pain threshold (CPT), hot pain threshold (HPT), thickness of transversus abdominis muscle (TrA), and lumbopelvic stability (LPS) were assessed at baseline and immediately post-intervention by a blinded assessor. A two-way repeated-measures ANOVA with post-hoc analysis was used to analyze the data. Results. All 80 participants across the 4 groups had similar outcome measures at baseline (p>0.05). Among the participants in the NLSD + HP with BO (Group 4), a significant interaction was noticed in all of the primary outcomes including PI (p < 0.001), TBF (p < 0.001), CPT (p < 0.001), HPT (p<0.001), PPT (p < 0.001), TrA thickness (p < 0.001) and as well as on the secondary outcome lumbopelvic stability (p < 0.001). Post hoc analysis showed that the results from the NLSD + HP with BO (Group 4) was superior than the TLS group in all of the primary and secondary outcomes (p<0.05). Conclusion. The immediate effects of the NLSD + HP with BO demonstrated potential beneficial outcomes on PI, PPT, CPT, HPT, TrA and LPS in comparison to TLS among participants with CNLBP. Further clinical trial evaluating the long-term clinical effects of the novel lumbar support device is needed to understand the overall benefits of the device and its usefulness for people with CNLBP.
KW - Low Back Pain
KW - Therapeutic effects
KW - Intervention
KW - Innovation
KW - Lumbar support
KW - Back pain
KW - Core muscles
KW - Rehabilitation
KW - Hot pack
U2 - 10.32098/mltj.03.2021.08
DO - 10.32098/mltj.03.2021.08
JO - Muscles, Ligaments and Tendons Journal
JF - Muscles, Ligaments and Tendons Journal
Dissanguan D, Sitilertpisan P, Henry Joseph L, Paungmali A. Immediate effects of a novel lumbar support device on pain modulation and core muscle function in patients with chronic non-specific low back pain: A randomized controlled trial. Muscles, Ligaments and Tendons Journal. 2021 Jul 1;11(3):439-448. https://doi.org/10.32098/mltj.03.2021.08


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SDSU Chicoine AME Renaming Ceremony
(Cover image courtesy of SDSU)
Over the past weekend, South Dakota State University officially celebrated the naming of the Chicoine Architecture, Mathematics & Engineering Hall with a ceremony honoring the 19th President of SDSU. Serving as President from 2007–2016, David Chicoine was instrumental in the founding of the Department of Architecture in 2010 and believed introducing this new field of study could fill an obvious need and draw both established and aspiring architects to the state.
Preceding the much-anticipated SDSU/NDSU football game at the Dana J. Dykehouse Stadium (go Jacks), the excitement in the room was high. President Chicoine and his wife Marcia were in attendance to accept the honor, alongside a room full of friends and co-workers waiting to view the unveiling of the ceremonial plaque. Speakers honoring the former President included Provost & VP for Academic Affairs Dennis Hedge, myself, PhD candidate in math/statistics Cami Fuglsby, and current SDSU President Barry Dunn. A common theme among the speakers was how President Chicoine's leadership ability, modeled through his actions and accomplishments, led to stronger departments within SDSU, particularly those housed within the new structure.
Photo courtesy of SDSU. President Dunn, President Emeritus Chicoine, Emeritus First Lady Chicoine, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dennis Hedge, Cami Fuglsby, Ph.D Candidate in Math/Statistics and Spencer Sommers, Design Architect, CO-OP Architects
For those unfamiliar with campus, the 62,000 square foot Chicoine AME Hall sits 3 stories tall with shops for architecture, mechanical engineering, and operations management housed on the first floor. The math & statistics department are located on the second floor, and the architecture department can be found on the third. The building was complete in 2015 at a cost of $17M and serves as a recruitment and retention tool for prospective students and faculty alike.
Photo courtesy of SDSU. President Dunn, President Emeritus Chicoine, AIA SD President Elect Allison Dvorak and AIA SD Executive Director Angela Lammers
Photo courtesy of SDSU. President Emeritus Chicoine and family.
Also recognized at the ceremony were the four founding architecture firms who helped ensure financial stability during startup; Architecture Incorporated, Koch Hazard Architects, Perspective and TSP Inc.
Read more about the naming ceremony here: https://www.sdstatefoundation.org/stories/chicoines-hallmark-at-sdsu-continues-with-named-building
Spencer Sommers is a licensed architect with CO-OP Architecture in Aberdeen, SD. A graduate of South Dakota State University, Spencer currently serves as president of the Aberdeen Downtown Association in addition to sitting on the board of directors for the Chamber of Commerce and Development Corporation.
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Dal 27 agosto 2021 al 16 gennaio 2022 è stata Decana d'Italia, succedendo a Maria Oliva.

Biografia
Ida Zoccarato nacque a Perarolo di Vigonza il 24 maggio 1909 da una famiglia di campagna. Figlia di Angelo e Amelia Pinton, sposatasi il 18 febbraio 1939, rimase vedova a 35 anni di Mario Nostran, ed ebbe due figli, Edda e Pietro. Aveva anche quattro nipoti e due pronipoti. Fino alla propria morte visse a Ponte di Brenta.

All'età di 111 anni contrasse il Covid-19 e guarì senza conseguenze. In precedenza aveva superato un infarto.

All'età di 112 anni divenne Decana d'Italia, dopo il decesso di Maria Oliva.

È morta nel sonno a Ponte di Brenta, nel pomeriggio del 16 gennaio 2022, all'età di 112 anni e 237 giorni, cedendo il titolo di decana d'Italia ad Angela Tiraboschi, nata il 19 aprile 1910. Era l'ultima persona vivente in Italia ad essere nata prima del 1910.

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 Primati di longevità umana
 Supercentenario

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Europe uses drastic laws to beat terror
By - The Washington Times - Sunday, September 23, 2001
PARIS In France, police can detain people on a mere suspicion, hold them for up to four days and, if charged, send them to a terrorism court with no jury.
In Spain, authorities can shut down newspapers and jail editors if they feel the publications defend Basque terrorists. In Britain, authorities can charge someone for wearing a T-shirt promoting an outlawed group.
These methods may seem draconian by U.S. standards but experts say even that isn't enough to track a new kind of cross-border terror.
Terrorism today "is more like an invisible gas coming out of the cracks in the ground," said Paul Wilkinson, director of the Center for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence at University of St. Andrews in Scotland.
"To identify that and find ways of destroying the origin of this poison, you require a subtle but carefully honed intelligence battle and a good legal framework," he said.
Terrorism laws in France, Britain, Spain, Germany, Italy and Portugal enacted mainly in response to attacks by homegrown terrorists are vastly different in each country, but all tread on territory deemed sacred in the United States.
France has convicted more than 200 people in dozens of trials since a series of deadly bombings in 1995 by the radical Algerian insurgents of the Armed Islamic Group, or GIA.
A 1986 French law created a new section in the state prosecutor's office devoted to terrorism cases. The section includes special judges to investigate, special prosecutors and special no-jury courts to try suspected terrorists.
A unique charge criminal association with a terrorist enterprise allows police to detain suspects without firm evidence and hold them for up to four days and four nights.
"We can go after people who furnish logistics, arms, lodging, travel without proving that they themselves will take part in an attack," said an official in the anti-terrorism office who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Britain was long criticized as a haven for groups regarded in their homelands as terrorist organizations.
That has changed. The Terrorism Act of 2000 boldly expands a 1974 law passed after the Irish Republican Army killed 21 persons in pub bombings in Birmingham, England. The new law bans 21 radical groups including Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda.
The law also broadens the definition of terrorism to include religious or ideologically motivated violence and acts. Significantly, it reaches beyond Britain's borders to allow for prosecution of those involved in activities abroad.
Speaking at meetings of a banned group or even wearing a T-shirt promoting an outlawed organization is forbidden.
In Spain, where some 800 people have been killed during the past 33 years by Basque separatist organization ETA, it is a crime to justify violence by the group. Newspapers and magazines thought by the government to violate that law have been shut down and their editors jailed.
Terrorism suspects in Spain can be held for questioning for up to five days.
In Germany, founding, joining or supporting a terrorist group was made criminal in 1976, a response to attacks by the extreme left Red Army Faction. The law bans public displays from banners to spray-painted slogans that support terrorists.
In an exceptional move, the city of Hamburg, where three of the hijackers suspected in the U.S. attacks lived, has begun profiling suspects with the help of computers as well as private and public records.
Despite the efforts, Europe has not been immune to attacks over the past decade. A 1996 bombing in the Paris subway killed three persons. Britain has suffered dozens of attacks, including four bombings in the London area this year.
While Europeans have excelled in the kind of "human intelligence" that critics say is missing in the United States, they are hampered by a lack of coordination. Sometimes, they compete over, rather than share intelligence.
France is powerless to go after a suspect in the Algerian operation because Britain refuses to extradite him.
Since the Sept. 11 attacks, however, the European Union is moving faster to create a common arrest warrant and step up extradition procedures across the 15-nation block.
The United States also is considering changes.
In Washington on Friday, U.S. lawmakers introduced two anti-terrorism bills that would make it easier for investigators to wiretap suspected terrorists and require government agencies to share information.
A senior Bush administration official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said President Bush would soon sign an executive order naming specific terrorists and terrorist organizations around the world and freezing their U.S. assets.
"I think the experience of Britain and other European countries is useful," said Mr. Wilkinson of the University of St. Andrews. "Americans can look at what they have had to contend with and adapt some of the lessons learned in dealing with terrorism for 30 years in Europe."


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A Home and a Voice for Everyone
By Emily Bedford
Like housing, a voice in policy is a human right that needs to be fought for. Like housing, just because it's a right doesn't mean it's always accessible.
Our electoral process is a representation of the society in which we live, and if certain groups cannot be informed or participate in election regularly, they will inevitably remain at the margins of the policy-making that directly affects them.
The problem is that voting locations are not always welcoming to people experiencing homelessness: individuals report feeling anxious and excluded, ill-informed or face mobility or transportation barriers. Thankfully, the City of Calgary is well-aware of these issues and has sought to find solutions:
Those without permanent addresses can bring a letter of attestation.
Any shelter staff member can fill out a letter of attestation. In other words, they can vouch for someone's identity if they do not have a piece of ID or a permanent address. All it requires is the elector's name and the place they receive services, and a verification signature from the staff member.
2. There are mobile advanced voting locations in easily accessible areas downtown, specifically outside the Calgary Drop-In Centre
Electors could access the advanced voting bus at the beginning of October. This can decrease the anxiety that homeless voters can face from having to disclose their circumstances to polling officers in front of a number of people, and reduces the risk of them being turned away.
3. Information about candidates and their platforms is easily accessible to those with access to internet
Elections Calgary's Meet the Candidates page is easy to navigate to ensure voters have the opportunity to be well-informed before they place their ballot. Free use of computers with internet connections is available at various shelters and at public libraries.
We've learned a lot from holding a mock election last year to prepare for the 2016 federal election, where we spoke face-to-face to those experiencing homelessness about their biggest policy concerns. Among the choices, minimum income, affordable housing, harm reduction and mental health issues were the most prominent. Voter education and having a mobile polling station on-site greatly increased participation.
So what can we do?
You've already taken the time to get informed about the issues that face homeless Calgarian voters, and that's the first step. The next step is to use your vote to advocate for those experiencing homelessness by checking out the positions of the mayoral and councillor candidates on affordable housing, income, harm reduction and mental health issues. We've compiled a few of them here, taken from campaign websites.
Calgary Homeless Foundation will continue to advocate for Housing First policies with and for our community. Together, we'll fight for a home for everyone.


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Tom Vilsack bullish on rural Iowa, with some caveats
Tom Vilsack was just a few days shy of his 36th birthday in 1986 when a disgruntled resident opened fire at a Mount Pleasant City Council meeting and killed Mayor Edward King.
The tragedy changed the trajectory of Vilsack's life. Town fathers in the southeast Iowa city of about 8,000 encouraged the up-and-coming attorney to run for mayor. That first foray into public office would lead him on an unlikely path to the Iowa Senate, the governor's office and an eight-year run as U.S. secretary of agriculture, the longest-serving member of President Barack Obama's Cabinet.
Mount Pleasant is the kind of small city that's a linchpin to quality of life in rural Iowa. It's the largest city in Henry County, and a hospital, Iowa Wesleyan University, a state correctional facility and West Liberty Foods are among employers offering jobs that supply off-farm income. It was growing slightly during Vilsack's stint as mayor, but like most rural places in the state, its population has ebbed since 2000.
The health of Iowa's small cities and the rural areas they support has emerged as a critical issue in The Des Moines Register's Changing Iowa project, which examines sweeping trends confronting the state. We'll discuss the issue in a series of events the Register is planning across the state to gather Iowans' ideas on helping the entire state thrive.
From his unique perspective as a one-time small-city CEO and later CEO of the nation's rural development efforts, Vilsack remains bullish on Iowa's potential for maintaining rural economic vitality.
Speaking at a Changing Iowa event at the Iowa State Fair last weekend, he outlined four building blocks that play to Iowa's strengths:
Production agriculture and trade. U.S. farms produce more food and fiber than our nation needs and create income and jobs by selling the rest to other countries.
Small farms and value-added agriculture. Production agriculture has no control over prices, which are set by commodity-based markets. But owners of small operations, such as organic farms, that sell to local schools, restaurants and grocery stores have a better chance to negotiate a fair return.
Conservation and recreation. Protecting soil and water quality not only safeguards these precious resources but can also boost the local economy by opening opportunities for hunting, fishing, birding and hiking.
The biobased economy. Ethanol and biodiesel have paved the way in showing that Iowa can establish new industries by replacing fossil fuels with plant- and animal-based products. Just as oil refineries have for decades produced a vast array of chemicals, plastics and other products, Iowa has barely scratched the potential of what it can make from plants and manure.
Iowa columnist Kyle Munson, who emceed the State Fair event, asked Vilsack what advice, in hindsight, he would give his 30-something self as mayor. Vilsack said he didn't fully understand at the time how much the USDA could help local leaders shore up the elements of a vibrant small city. For example, most people don't realize that the USDA makes individual home loans and helps finance everything from health clinics to water and sewer treatment plants.
But Vilsack also chided elected officials for too often failing to coordinate local, state and federal investments in rural America. And he called for more balance in state economic development efforts — to invest in quality of life improvements, not just chase new jobs.
He hinges his bullish outlook for rural Iowa in part on enlightened leadership at all levels:
"If we have an understanding of the importance of rural areas, if our elected officials understand the need for continued investment, and if we can create the sense among young people that this is an area of opportunity so that we can continue to have that infusion of leadership, I don't see any reason why the future can't be brighter than it is today."
Carol Hunter is the Register's executive editor. She wants to hear from you with questions, story ideas or concerns. Contact her at 515-284-8545, chunter@dmreg.com or on Twitter, @carolhunter.
The Des Moines Register has planned a series of free Changing Iowa events to hear from Iowans about issues and opportunities confronting the state.
The next event, 11 a.m. Sept. 14 at the Clay County Fair in Spencer, will focus on changes in agriculture and how best to help rural areas and small cities thrive. You've heard some ideas from Tom Vilsack, former Iowa governor and U.S. secretary of agriculture. Now it's your turn.
These panelists will help kick off the discussion:
Nathan Katzer, chief financial officer of Eagle's Catch, a tilapia-farming operation near Ellsworth, and former special assistant to the secretary of the Iowa Department of Agriculture.
Robert G. Riley Jr., owner of Feed Energy Co. in Des Moines and a statewide leader in agricultural and environmental causes.
Matthew Rooda, president and CEO of SwineTech, a farrowing monitoring system based in New Sharon and a national winner in the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards.
Ellen Walsh-Rosmann, an organic farmer near Harlan and owner of the farm-to-table businesses FarmTable Delivery and Milk & Honey.
Kiley Miller, president and CEO of the Iowa Lakes Corridor Development Corp., and Lynn Hicks, The Des Moines Register's opinion editor, will serve as co-emcees.
Events are planned later this fall in Fort Dodge, Marshalltown and Oskaloosa.