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Why Probiotics May Not Always Help, And Could Actually Do Harm
Plenty of people take probiotics in food or supplements in the hope of boosting their digestive health. But a new, small study suggests that some people may not benefit as much as others from these so-called good bacteria.
The study found that, when people consumed standard probiotic bacterial strains, some people's guts appeared resistant to the bacteria, meaning the bacteria failed to successfully live in or colonize their guts. But for others, the bacteria readily grew and flourished in the gut.
The study suggests that not everyone may benefit equally from standard probiotic treatments, the researchers said. [Don't Be Fooled: 5 Probiotics Myths]
"This suggests that probiotics should not be universally given as a 'one-size-fits-all' supplement," study co-senior author Eran Elinav, an immunologist at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel, said in a statement. However, it may be possible to tailor probiotic treatments to the individual, based on the types of microbes already in his or her gut, as well as other factors, so that he or she gets the most benefit from probiotics, the researchers said.
In addition, a second study by the same group of researchers suggests that probiotics could have a potentially harmful effect if taken after antibiotics. Because both studies were small, however, more research is needed to confirm the findings.
The study was published today (Sept. 6) in the journal Cell.
Probiotic "resistance"
Probiotics are live bacteria that are consumed with the aim of improving or maintaining the microbiome, or the many "good" bacteria that are found naturally in our guts, according to the Mayo Clinic.
A number of probiotic products are on the market, including yogurts containing probiotics, as well as supplements and skin creams, and an estimated 3.9 million Americans use such products. Some studies suggest that probiotics may help with diarrhea or symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), but strong evidence to support their use for most health conditions is lacking, according to the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health.
In addition, most studies that have looked at the effects of probiotics have used participants' stool samples as a proxy for what's going on in their guts. But it's unclear whether stool samples really reflect the bacteria living in the gut, or whether some bacteria are shed in stool more easily, perhaps without properly settling in the gut.
In the new study, the researchers analyzed information from 15 healthy volunteers who took either a probiotic product containing 11 strains of bacteria, or a placebo, for four weeks. The participants also underwent colonoscopies and upper endoscopies before they took the probiotics or the placebo, and again after the four-week treatment period. (An upper endoscopy looks at the upper part of the digestive tract.) During these procedures, the researchers took samples from inside participants' guts.
The researchers found that the probiotic bacteria were able to colonize the gut in six participants. The rest, however, were "resisters," meaning the bacteria did not colonize their guts, even though the probiotic bacteria were shed in their stool.
"Although all of our probiotic-consuming volunteers showed probiotics in their stool, only some of them showed them in their gut, which is where they need to be," co-senior author Eran Segal, a computational biologist at the Weizmann Institute, said in the statement. "If some people resist and only some people permit them, the benefits of the standard probiotics we all take can't be as universal as we once thought."
After further analyzing the data, the researchers found that they could predict whether the probiotics would take hold in people's guts by examining their microbiome and gene expression in the gut taken at the start of the study. However, this prediction method needs to be confirmed in future studies. The researchers called for further research to better understand why some people resist colonization by probiotics, as that future research may enable researchers to counteract the resistance.
Harmful effects?
In a separate study involving 21 healthy volunteers, also published today in Cell, the same group of researchers found that taking probiotics after treatment with broad spectrum antibiotics may actually delay the return of people's normal gut microbiome. This goes against the idea that probiotics can help "repopulate" people's gut bacteria after antibiotics wipe them out.
"Contrary to the current dogma that probiotics are harmless and benefit everyone, these results reveal a new potential adverse side effect of probiotic use with antibiotics," Elinav said.
The finding also highlighted the need for personalized probiotic treatments to protect people's gut health "without compromising microbiome recolonization" after antibiotics, the researchers said.
Dr. Arun Swaminath, director of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Program at Lenox Hill Hospital, who was not involved in the study, said these findings "raise concerns about whether probiotics actually delay…the return of [a] healthy bacteria ecosystem after" a person takes certain antibiotics.
However, whether the findings hold up in patients with specific medical conditions, and with exposure to different antibiotics, "remains to be seen," Swaminath told Live Science. "But it clearly shows that probiotics may have an undeserved status, in the way they are currently thought of in popular culture as natural and unarguably healthy."
The researchers also noted that they did not look at clinical outcomes, such as whether probiotics helped to alleviate people's gastrointestinal symptoms.


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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Researchers from Mayo Clinic and the University of Arizona are shedding light on a mechanism in the human body that may result in more effective treatments for conditions such as autoimmune disorders, cancer, allergies and chronic inflammation. The team has discovered a novel function of a protein previously believed to only help with blood clotting. The researchers found that this protein can prevent the immune system from going out of control – a condition that can ultimately harm the body.
The findings are published in the journal Immunity.
The protein is believed to work this way: When the body is attacked by viruses or bacteria, the immune system rallies to provide a defense mechanism. This is known as inflammation. While inflammation is needed to fight off viruses and other pathogens, it can also cause damage – and the immune system has to find the right balance so levels of inflammation are not too high or too low.
The question has always been, how does the immune system maintain that balance?
"Our discovery explains this," says co-author Sourav Ghosh, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine at the UA College of Medicine in Tucson.
The researchers focused on two cells that control mediation of the body's immune response, with regulating inflammation the goal. They targeted specific immune responses in laboratory models to determine levels of inflammation and compared their findings with blood from patients with inflammatory bowel diseases such as ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease.
The researchers found that patients experiencing increased inflammation had lower levels of a specific protein produced by cells than did healthy study participants.
The findings could result in more targeted treatments for the inflammatory bowel diseases, which can be especially promising because current treatment is limited at this time, and colon cancer is a significant risk for such patients, says co-author Jonathan Leighton, M.D., chair of Gastroenterology at Mayo Clinic in Arizona.
The study was funded by the National Institutes of Health, the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation, the American Heart Association, the American Asthma Foundation, the Lupus Research Foundation and a Gershon-Trudeau Postdoctoral Fellowship.


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ELIZABETH HENDRICKSON RETURNS TO Y&R
Soap Opera Digest|October 05, 2020
On October 5, real-life new mom Elizabeth Hendrickson returns to Y&R as a very pregnant Chloe. "Nothing is like the way it used to be," admits the actress.
"Everything feels a little weird and eerie, but it was also so refreshing to see people again. I wanted to hug everyone and hang out with my friends in my dressing room but you can't do that for now. Even though it's different now, I felt so safe and it just puts you in a better mood when you can see the people you love again, although we don't have the social freedom like we used to."
The actress shares that she didn't bring her daughter, Josephine, born on March 27, to the studio with her due to the COVID-19 protocols. "JoJo didn't come to work with me because she can't go into the [CBS Television City] building," says Hendrickson. "I wouldn't feel comfortable anyway because it's too difficult to thoroughly protect a baby ... I can't mask her. The only place she goes into aside from home is to see the pediatrician, and that's a very small office."
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Liam finally confesses to Hope that he spent a night with Steffy and, not surprisingly, it does not go over well with his wife.
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Y&R's Summer and Kyle arrive in Los Angeles for her get-together with B&B's Wyatt, which she hopes will lead to an even bigger meeting with his dad, media giant Bill Spencer.
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ACA backs Paine: 'Saddened that he felt the need to step down as captain'
Extending its support to Tim Paine, the Australian Cricketers' Association on Friday said it was "saddened" that the wicketkeeper "felt the need to resign" as the team's Test captain.
19 November, 2021 17:35 IST
Tim Paine has served as the Australia Test captain since March, 2018. - Reuters
Paine stepped down as Australia's Test skipper after it emerged that he had sent unsolicited explicit image of himself along with a string of lewd messages to a female co-worker in 2017.
"While respecting the decision made by Tim Paine, the ACA is saddened that he felt the need to resign from the captaincy of the Australian Test team," the ACA said in statement.
READ: Tim Paine steps down as Australia captain
"While regrettable, this was an historical mistake that was a private matter between consenting individuals. Tim fully cooperated in an integrity investigation by Cricket Australia in 2018 in which he was exonerated." Reports claimed a Cricket Tasmania employee was offended by "Mr Paine's sexually explicit, unwelcome and unsolicited photograph of his genitals in addition to the graphic sexual comments." Addressing reporters on Friday, Paine apologised to team-mates and supporters and said that he felt resignation was his only option.
The stumper had been promoted as captain of the Test team following the ball-tampering scandal in South Africa in 2018. Under his leadership, Australia had won the Ashes in 2019 in the UK.
"Tim humbly recognised the respect that comes with the Australian captaincy and his resignation reflects the esteem in which he held the role that he served so well in a trying period for Australian cricket," ACA stated.
"Tim's captaincy has been regarded throughout the cricket world as playing a crucial role in restoring pride back in the Australian team, both in their performance and the spirit in which they play the game.
"While Tim has clearly made a mistake, he will continue to have the full and unequivocal support of the ACA." Paine will continue to be a part of the Australian team. Australia are slated to take on England in the first Ashes Test in Brisbane on December 8.
Paine, who had gone under the knife to fix a bulging disc in his neck in September, has been included in the squad despite an injury cloud.
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Ideally, you want to be ready with a resume before that recruiter call comes. But let's face it, most of us will do it under pressure after the call comes.
You realize you haven't updated your resume in a few months (some of you know you probably haven't updated your resume in a couple of years!). So what can you do to update your resume quickly to send it over to the recruiter?
Current phone number (mobile) and email. You won't need to include your physical address to send your resume to a third party recruiter in most cases. Be sure to include your LinkedIn profile vanity URL. Here are instructions on how to create your Vanity LinkedIn URL.
Don't start this summary section with the word "summary" or "objective." Use the title as the title. This will visually reinforce to the reader that you want to do what they need.
Next, be sure you have measurable achievements listed that demonstrate how you either have done these accomplishments already or show how you are positioned to do these wins as next steps in your career. Speak to what the employer needs and what the recruiter says is important in the form of achievement-based bullets in your resume.
Here are a few tips to do that include focusing on CAR or STAR formats. CAR stands for Context, Action, Result. The objective is to introduce a problem that you solved by providing the story behind it. STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) is similar in so far as you are also telling a story and highlighting how you are the hero in a situation.
Gravitate towards a font more modern while still conveying an executive feel, such as Calibri or Arial Narrow.
Include subtle touches of color in the form of a separator line between sections. Refrain from using graphs and tables. Keep the layout simple, yet elegant, when doing your resume yourself.
Break up blocks of information and use short sentences with numeric- and results-driven content. Know that readers digest reading your resume in 6 second increments, so you want to write digestible morsels to keep them reading and motivated to call.
Ideally, you want to be ready with a resume before that recruiter call comes. But let's face it, most of us will do it under pressure after the call comes. So these steps above will have you updating your resume and sending it over to the recruiter in no time! Also, remember companies that specialize in executive resume writing and consulting can be a big help when it comes to updating a resume quickly. You never have to do it alone.
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Q: How to change border color of checkboxes in Javascript I am learning how to do form validation on various types of elements and want to do this in only Javascript. I have some checkboxes here and a Javascript function that checks if the checkboxes has at least one option selected on form submission. Basically the checkboxes should show up red if no option is selected. But I get the error:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property 'borderColor' of undefined

function validate() {
  var ok = true;
  var yes = document.getElementById("yes").checked
  var no = document.getElementById("no").checked;

  if (!yes && !no) {
    document.getElementsByClassName(".btn-group").style.borderColor = "red";
  }

  return ok;
}

    <input id = "yes" type="checkbox" name="box" value="yes" />
    Yes

    <input id = "no" type="checkbox" name="box" value="no" />No

A: There are a few problems there:

*

*If you use getElementsByClassName you should use the classname without the dot.

*The style property is for the element (while getElementsByClassName returns a list of the elements).

*If you only set the color of the border (and not the style and the width) there will be no border.

Here is the correction:

function validate() {
  var ok = true;
  var yes = document.getElementById("yes").checked
  var no = document.getElementById("no").checked;

  if (!yes && !no) {
    ok = false;
    document.getElementsByClassName("btn-group")[0].style.border = '1px solid red';
  } else {
    document.getElementsByClassName("btn-group")[0].style.border = '';
  }
  return ok;
}

    <input id = "yes" type="checkbox" name="box" value="yes" />
    Yes

    <input id = "no" type="checkbox" name="box" value="no" />No

<button onclick="validate()">Validate</button>

A: getElementsByClassName() Returns a collection of elements, so you need to iterate over the result to make sure you apply the style change to each element.
Furthermore, you need to use the element.setAttribute() method to change the style like so:
element.setAttribute("style","border-color: red");

Combining those two things should get you the result you want.
Edit: you don't have to use setAttribute() if you don't want to, as Neal pointed out. The important thing to take away is that you need to iterate over your collection.
Edit 2:
Looking at your code again, I noticed that when you call document.getElementsByClassName(".btn-group").style.borderColor = "red";, you're not retrieving the check boxes, you're getting a collection of divs of class btn-group, so you're actually attempting to set the border color of the div to be red, not the check boxes. You're also always returning true unconditionally at the end of validate().
If you're only checking these 2 check boxes, you can just simply use the id's to change them:
function validate() {
  var ok = true;
  var yes = document.getElementById("yes").checked
  var no = document.getElementById("no").checked;

  if (!yes && !no) {
    document.getElementById("yes").setAttribute("style","border-color: red");
    document.getElementById("no").setAttribute("style","border-color: red");
    // no checkbox selected, validation should fail and return false
    return !ok;
  } else {
    // checkbox selected, validation should pass and return true
    return ok;
  }
}

A: You should add or remove a class to the button group in order to hide show the border. Just add or remove the class when validation changes.
Also, you need to either iterate over all the button group classes or choose one.
Note: I used the class methods from You Might Not Need jQuery.

function validate() {
  var btnGroups = document.getElementsByClassName("btn-group");

  for (var i = 0; i < btnGroups.length; i++) {
    var btnGroup = btnGroups[i];
    var yes = document.getElementById("yes")['checked'] == true;
    var no = document.getElementById("no")['checked'] == true;

    if (!yes && !no) {
      if (!hasClass(btnGroup, 'invalid')) addClass(btnGroup, 'invalid');
      return false;
    } else {
      if (hasClass(btnGroup, 'invalid')) removeClass(btnGroup, 'invalid');
    }
  }

  return true;
}

function hasClass(el, className) {
  if (el.classList) return el.classList.contains(className);
  else return new RegExp('(^| )' + className + '( |$)', 'gi').test(el.className);
}

function addClass(el, className) {
  if (el.classList) el.classList.add(className);
  else el.className += ' ' + className;
}

function removeClass(el, className) {
  if (el.classList) el.classList.remove(className);
  else el.className = el.className.replace(new RegExp('(^|\\b)' + className.split(' ').join('|') + '(\\b|$)', 'gi'), ' ');
}
.btn-group.invalid {
  border : thin solid red;
}

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    <input type="checkbox" id="no" name="box" value="no" onchange="validate()" />No

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Q: Link External Library in Xcode C++ Project I've found answers to this question, but they don't work for me.  I'm trying to build a C++ project in Xcode that uses external libraries from ffmpeg and openCV, and I can't figure out how to link them.  As recommended, I go the "Build Phases" screen, and there's a place for "Link Binary with Libraries."  One of the libraries I need to link with is at /usr/local/lib/libavutil.a.  When I try to add a library, a list box pops up showing two folders: "OS X 10.11" and "Developer Frameworks".  The library I need is not in either of these folders. I tried clicking on "Add Other" and a file chooser dialog comes up, but if I type "/usr/local/lib/libavutil.a" in the search box, the dialog doesn't accept it.
I've found that typing '-lswcale -lavcodec -lavdecice' etc. on the "Other linker flags" line in "Build Settings" works, but it's not what I hoped for.  I was hoping to get a file chooser dialog, where I could simply click on the libraries I want to use.
Is there a way to accomplish what I want?

A: If I understand correctly what you are asking, you simply want to "set" the file chooser dialog at the right place, right?
If so, you just have to press Cmd + Alt + G once you are in the file chooser dialog, after clicking on "Add Other..." in the "Link Binary with Libraries" menu. A "Go to the folder:" dialog comes up, and there you can type the fullpath to the file or the folder you are looking for.
Hope that helped!

A: Since nobody else has provided a working answer, I am documenting that the only only thing I have found that works it to set the search paths for the libraries under "Library Search Paths" and then to add a -l flag for each library in the "Other Linker Flags" section, just as you would on the command line command line:

A: According to this, you can try:

1) Open the left panel, goto "ProjectName", Targets, Build phases,
  Link binary with libraries and select your library.
2) Open the left panel, goto "ProjectName", Project, Header Search
  Paths, write the path where the headers of your library are (the .h
  files, usually in /usr/local/include).
3) Open the left panel, goto "ProjectName", Project, Library Search
  Paths, write the path where your libraries are (the .a or .dylib
  files, usually in /usr/local/lib)

I hope you can confirm that this work for Xcode7.
On Step 1) You can also:

*

*Under "Link Binary With Libraries", click on the plus button.

*Click "Add Other..." (this is a 3rd party library).

*Choose the filename (/usr/local/lib/libavutil.a).
P.S., I can't flag as a Dup, because that was not an acepted answer


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Consultant Spotlight – Ross Yesikov
Meet Ross Yesikov, Ross has been working with ARINGO for 6 years. He talks to us about advice, mistakes and…um…Mars.
Ross Yesikov – Kellogg MBA
Q: What's a little known fact about you?
A: I used to run a successful dating website, it was later sold to a strategic partner in Israel.
Q: Best thing about your MBA program what set it apart from other MBA programs? What is the city life like around that school?
A: Kellogg MMM is a dual degree focused on innovation, design and product management, which really sets itself apart by providing an MSc from McCormick school of engineering on tip of a Kellogg MBA. Another great thing about Kellogg is its proximity to Chicago (20-30min), so you have a nice suburban environment when you need to study, and a bubbly big city for networking and recreation.
Q: If you could give one piece of advice to an MBA applicant, what would it be?
A: Make as many friends during the MBA as possible. It's less about the studies and much more about building relationships with your future partners, employers and co-founders.
Q: What is your favorite part about working with ARINGO?
A: The best part is guiding people through a deep introspective journey, helping them truly understand their strengths and goals in life. Turning that into essays is the easy part. Seeing them being accepted to the school of their dreams and keeping in touch later is amazingly satisfying.
Q: Favorite ARINGO client story?
A: A client was very unconfident when originally started, aiming at lower tier schools because of a seemingly lack of focus and lower than required GPA. Together, we were able to identify events in his life he didn't realize where incredibly powerful. After a few brainstorming sessions, we could really distill his passion towards a wine industry and suddenly all the pieces from the past fell together like a perfect puzzle. The client was accepted to Booth and several other top tier schools.
Q: Can you share some details regarding job opportunities and summer internships for students in your school? How strong is the career office? Did the school name/brand give you any advantage when looking for a job?
A: Kellogg has a fantastic career office with mock interview preparation and of course tons of recruiters hiring on campus. Specifically, the MMM program opens up even more opportunities because of its collaboration with other schools inside Northwestern. For example, my own internship was with Herman Miller (the designer furniture firm), which I landed entirely because of my design professor's relationship with a HM executive. The internship consisted of a trip to London and Moscow, with the goal of identifying the best strategy to expand in UK and the Eastern Europe region. It was mind blowing.
Q: What's the biggest mistake you could make on your application?
A: Being too pretentious and boasting too much. There's a fine line between that and being able to talk about your achievements in a humble way. It takes maturity and social awareness, which is part of what the adcomm (admissions committee) is looking for in an application.
Q: And finally, if you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go and why?
A: Currently, the notion of "world" is expanding. Therefore, I'd save a bit more money and go on a trip to Mars whenever those become available.
Thank you Ross!
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Bundaberg Botanic Gardens
Bundaberg North, 4670
There is something for everyone at the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens. Situated in North Bundaberg on Mount Perry Road, the gardens span 27 hectares of land and feature a magnificent lake which is home to 114 species of birds. Take a walk on the paths to discover the hidden Japanese G…
Tondoon Botanic Gardens
Gladstone, 4680
Tondoon Botanic Garden showcases an outstanding collection of tropical, sub-tropical and dry rainforests from Port Curtis region and Far North Queensland. The gardens are set upon an 83 hectare site with a wide variety of flora and fauna, with the lake providing habitat for a va…
Lake Awoonga
Benaraby, 4680
Located 30 kilometres from Gladstone, Lake Awoonga boasts excellent recreation facilities and spectacular lake and mountain views. Enthusiastic anglers come to Lake Awoonga to catch the famed barramundi, of which almost 4 million have been released. Barramundi can be caught all…
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Scarborough, 4020
Scarborough Beach Park offers the best of all worlds for nature play - with trees to climb, sand to play with and sea to swim in. The best part is Cotton Tree Forest, within the fenced play area, which is full of gnarled cottonwood trees that offer exciting climbing opportunities…
Gold Coast Regional Botanic Gardens
Benowa, 4217
Gold Coast Regional Botanic Gardens have over 5km of walking tracks to explore, through native garden beds, sensory gardens and towering bamboo. Boardwalks over the lakes are perfect for wildlife spotting and there are plenty of picnic and bbq spots. Visit the Friends Centre for…
Kangaroo Point, 4169
Kangaroo Point is a popular recreation spot, conveniently close to the city and the South Bank Parklands. The Kangaroo Point Cliffs, situated on the east bank of the city bend of the Brisbane River north of the Maritime Museum, opposite Riverstage and the Queensland University of…
Kedron Brook Bikeway
Mitchelton, 4053
The Kedron Brook Bikeway is a major cycleway that links a number of Brisbane suburbs from Mitchelton to both Gympie and Sandgate Roads in Brisbane. The cycleway also connects to the Jim Soorley Bikeway, and continues to the northern section of the Moreton Bay Cycleway. The cycl…
Tamborine Mountain - Curtis Falls Nature Walk
Mount Tamborine, 4271
Curtis Falls Nature Walk 2.4 km walk through the forest, which was am easy walk with two to young kids (2 and 3 yrs). There was lots to see - waterfall and creek, lizards, bats, and amazing trees. It was nice to see and greet other walkers and learn about safety when walki…
Syd Duncan Park, Lower Beechmont
Gold Coast, 4211
Syd Duncan Park is now home to its first community-built nature play space, which includes a dry creek bed, timber structures for physical and imaginative play, a tunnels embankment slide, basketball court and more. This park has an array of picnic facilities, barbecues and wa…
Bundaberg , 4670
Lady Eliot Island is the Southernmost island on the Great Barrier Reef and is home to nesting turtles, manta rays, migrating whales, resident and visiting bird populations among the natural and abundant reef life. Day-trippers and overnight guests are spoilt with a gorgeous co…
South Burnett Area, 4405
The majestic Bunya Mountains, situated about 150 kilometres from the QLD coast, is a spectacular wilderness range forming an isolated section of the Great Dividing Range. The immense subtropical range of cool, green rainforest, eucalypt forests and woodlands is home to the world'…
Lady Musgrave Island is a very special part of the Great Barrier Reef with an estimated 1200 varieties of colourful marine fish and 200 species of hard and soft corals calling the island home. An underwater oasis is waiting to be discovered as you pop on your snorkel and mask…
Tangalooma Dolphin Feeding, Moreton Island
Moreton Island, 4025
Moreton Bay is home to approximately 600 bottlenose dolphins and each evening as the sun begins to set across the water, a small pod makes their way to the shores of Tangalooma Island Resort on Moreton Island. With the Tangalooma wild dolphin feeding program, there is the opp…
Tree Top Walkway, Lamington National Park
Scenic Rim Area, 4275
O'Reilly's Tree Top Walk allows you to walk through a canopy of flowering and fruiting trees covered by vines whilst you explore the epiphytic orchids and ferns surrounded by the many birds and animals that inhabit the tree tops. The Tree Top Walk, was the first of its kind in…
Amamoor State Forest & Campgrounds
Gympie Area, 4570
Turn off the Bruce Highway 20km south of Gympie and follow the signs to Amamoor township. The forest is 10km west of Amamoor along the Amamoor Creek Road. Access is suitable for conventional vehicles towing caravans. There are two camping areas in Amamoor State Forest—Cedar…


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Veoh software, installed on PCs or Macs, creates a virtual television network, that is able to distribute TV-Quality, Full-Screen broadcast video to hundreds of millions of users with broadband internet connections. Motion picture studios, television networks, companies, organizations, and individuals are able to publish unlimited amounts of broadcast video content to the network, providing consumers with unparalleled choice in television programming, and control over their viewing experience...To deal with this multi-million channel world will require sophisticated technology to properly categorize, search, recommend, and index the new wealth of video information at our disposal. Veoh Networks is hard at work on these technologies, so stay tuned for tons of new functionality that will blow your mind. You will never look at television in the same way again!
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Sanofi's Insulin Toujeo® available for treatment of adults with diabetes in UK
Diabetes UK announce new Chief Executive
Deadline for National Diabetes Audit
Diabetes prescriptions make up 10% of drugs bill
Ninjabetic – It's not just a questionnaire...
Deadline looms for diabetes hero awards
Email your diabetes stories to editor Oliver Jelley.
Join the expanding diabetes community on Twitter and follow us for the latest diabetes news updates at @DiabetesTimes.
Soft touch; hard evidence – Dr Partha Kar's latest blog post
Much has been said about the role of the Care Quality Commission in recent times – a murmur has gathered pace with the Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care questioning the role of regulation. £211 million is the figure regarding the CQC and maybe it's time for some sense checks, as well as for the CQC to consider the next phase of its development.
For starters, let's be honest – nobody likes to be examined or regulated. We, hopefully, all go to work believing to be able to do the best for our patients – so any external regulation raises the question whether we are or not. Sadly, past events have suggested there probably is a need for this – and the question is whether CQC needed to exist whether all trusts and staff had done enough with their internal processes. That's what, perhaps, CQC needs to tackle... a step away from the criticism and be more of a guide. Shine a light but also make robust suggestions, share examples from their travels where it's better. There is little point in saying "you are not good" if you can't be a support to improve or indeed give suggestions as to how to do so within present financial constraints.
Interrogate success, not failure – that possibly needs to be how CQC functions.
To read more, click here.
Diabetes professor to receive top award
A diabetes researcher is to receive an international award for his work in medical science, it has been announced.
Professor Andrew Hattersley will be presented with the prestigious Royal Society GlaxoSmithKline prize, which is only awarded every two years.
Sanofi has announced that Toujeo® (insulin glargine [rDNA origin] 300 units/mL), a long-acting, once-daily basal insulin treatment is available for clinicians to prescribe in the UK.
The drug has demonstrated similar glycaemic control with a lower incidence of confirmed hypoglycaemia when compared to Lantus® in the treatment of adults with type 2 diabetes. To read more, click here.
A cancer charity boss will be the new Chief Executive of Diabetes UK.
Chris Askew will take the reigns at the charity on September 14, replacing Barbara Young. To read more, click here.
The deadline for submitting data for the annual National Diabetes Audit (NDA) is Friday 4 September 2015.
The NDA is the largest annual clinical review in the world and integrates data from both primary and secondary care sources. To read more, click here.
Diabetes prescriptions account for 10 per cent of the NHS drugs bill in primary care, according to new figures.
A total of £868.6 million was spent managing diabetes, a report by the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) has found. To read more, click here.
Recently a friend and I were discussing her PhD subject. We talked about the use of questionnaires for research purposes and we agreed that questionnaires, which could provoke negative thoughts and feelings from people with diabetes need to be followed up with the offer of a debrief and support. To read more, click here.
People have less than a week left to nominate their "diabetes hero" for a national awards programme. The deadline to put names forward for the Outstanding Educator in Diabetes and the Diabetes People's Award in the Quality in Care (QiC) diabetes awards is August 19. To read more, click here.
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Battery alert over insulin pumps
Users of a type of insulin pump could be at risk of hyperglycaemia because of battery issues, it has been revealed.
Manufacturers Roche Diabetes Care has warned users of the Accu-Chek insulin pump to be wary of rapid pump battery depletion or an unexpected shut down because people are fitting the wrong type of battery to their unit. To read more, click here.
Medical supplies appeal for Ghana
A Diabetes Specialist Nurse is appealing for healthcare professionals to donate medical equipment ahead of a trip to Ghana. To read more, click here.
Diabetes eye sight scheme to be extended
A project designed to reduce preventable sight loss through diabetes in the South Asian community is to be extended, benefitting an extra 17,000 people. To read more, click here.
Active children could curb diabetes risk
Children who exercise frequently could slash the risk of getting type 2 diabetes in later life, a study has suggested.
Researchers at the University of Exeter believe physical activity gives the greatest benefits to young people's insulin resistance. To read more, click here.
Diabetes teen left 'humiliated' over snub
A teenager with diabetes was left "humiliated" after being disqualified from a driving exam for taking a blood glucose meter with her. To read more, click here.
Genetic tests could help neonatal diabetes
Genetic testing could be key to providing better care for children with neonatal diabetes, according to a study. To read more, click here.
Diabetes amputee takes to the stage
A comedian who had his right leg amputated because his diabetes was not diagnosed early enough plans to take his life-changing story to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this month.
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Former Cleveland Painter Harris Johnson to Discuss Work on Display at MOCA
By Josh Usmani on Tue, Jul 21, 2015 at 10:04 am
In conjunction with its Summer 2015 exhibition, How to Remain Human, MOCA Cleveland continues its free, ongoing presentation series, THE ART + DOGS OF OUR TIME at the Happy Dog at Euclid Tavern.
Each month of the summer, MOCA invites one of the current exhibition's artists to discuss his or her work, inspiration, subject matter, creative process and more. Last month, Michelangelo Lovelace discussed his socio-political paintings and the role his personal history and community have played in his career.
This month, painter and former Clevelander Harris Johnson discusses his new work in How to Remain Human, as well as his recent MFA studies at Virginia Commonwealth University. He earned a BFA in Painting from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 2009. He recently relocated to New York City. Don't miss this rare opportunity to catch him in person.
"I first met Harris Johnson in 2013 at a solo exhibition of his work in Cleveland," explains MOCA Cleveland Associate Curator Rose Bouthillier, co-curator of How to Remain Human. "The paintings were colorful, punchy, and slapstick; landscapes, still lifes, and tools of the trade. Many came across as jokes, and together they could be read as a stand up comedian's monologue, a heady blend of confidence and desperation… Over the next couple of years, as Johnson pursued his MFA, his practice expanded, becoming less canvas-centric, more open-ended, and stylistically diverse. They retained the personality of the earlier work, articulating it with greater nuance."
After the talk, visitors are invited to walk down Euclid Avenue to explore How to Remain Human at MOCA Cleveland until the museum closes at 9 p.m. The exhibition features more than a dozen artists (and one collective). Johnson's work includes a large wall of painted text and a Black Hole painting created earlier this year.
"It depends how you see the painting," says Johnson of his new painting, Black Hole. "I guess I see it as a push/pull experience. It sucks you in, pushes you away, simultaneously. I mean, in some ways it's kind of a picture of depression. It's a picture of being sad. And me feeling absolutely inside this painting. It's kind of Pollock-y, a little corny, a little spacey, it's a lot of things. I felt like the process of the painting, dribbling, dabbing, and all of that stuff was really nice. The paint is in the canvas. On it, in it, and behind it. It's kind of a weird tactile thing. But it really does depend on how you interpret it. It could be a biblical picture. There's a light at the end of the tunnel. It could be about you being at the center of the universe. Or it could be Stairway to Heaven. There's even a little ladder in the picture. Congratulations, you're going to heaven. Or it might be a picture of the apocalypse. Who knows? You're getting sucked into a black hole and here you are, this little stick figure falling into it."
Next month, performance artist Jimmy Kuehnle will discuss his experiments with inflatables in his work. You can see his giant, pink sculptural installation through MOCA's glass exterior. Now, just imagine him wearing something like that and walking around downtown.
How to Remain Human remains on view at MOCA Cleveland through Sept. 5.
(Happy Dog at the Euclid Tavern) 11625, Euclid Ave., 216-231-5400, happydogcleveland.com


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First-principles study on the effect of Ge-doping on the conductivity of InI
Wang Yong-Zhen , Xu Zhao-Peng , Zhang Wen-Xiu , Zhang Xin , Wang Qian , Zhang Lei
Wang Yong-Zhen, Xu Zhao-Peng, Zhang Wen-Xiu, Zhang Xin, Wang Qian, Zhang Lei
Acta Physica Sinica. 2014, 63(23): 237101.
doi: 10.7498/aps.63.237101.
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The conductivities of InI with different concentrations of Ge-doping have been investigated by the ultra-soft pseudopotential approach of the plane-wave based on the density functional theory under the same condition. Models of the In1-xGexI (x=0, 0.125, 0.25) with In atoms substituted by different fraction of Ge are set up. The optimized structural parameters, total electron density of states, and energy band structures of Ge heavily doped In1-xGexI semiconductors at low temperature are calculated. Results show that the volumes are slightly reduced and the total energies are increased in the In1-xGexI systems and that the systems become instable. As the concentration of Ge increases, the electronic mobility decreases, but the relative number of electrons jumping to the conduction band increases, and the resistivity and the minimum optical band gap increase at the same time, which is beneficial to improving the performance of nuclear detection in the system.
Ge heavily doped InI /
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Wang Yong-Zhen,
Xu Zhao-Peng,
Zhang Wen-Xiu,
Zhang Xin,
Wang Qian,
Zhang Lei
School of Information Science and Engineering, Key Laboratory for Special Fiber and Fiber Sensor of Hebei Province, Yanshan University, Qinhuangdao 066004, China
Funds: Project supported by the Key Basic Research Project of the Applied Basic Research Programs of Hebei Province, China (Grant No. 13961103D), the Innovation Project of the 46th Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, China (Grant No. CJ20120208), the High-level Talents Funded Projects of Hebei Province, China (Grant No. C2013003040), and the Young Teachers Independent Research Projects of Yanshan University, China (Grant No. 13LGA011).
Jones R E, Templeton D H 1955 Acta Cryst. 8 847
Kolinko M I 1994 J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 6 183
Shah K S, Moy L P, Zhang J, Misra M M, Moses W W 1992 Proc. SPIE 1734 161
Oondera T, Hitomi K, Shoji T 2006 IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. 53 3055
Nicoara I, Dicoara N, Bertorello C, Slack G A, Ostrogorsky A G, Groza M, Burger A 2011 Mater. Res. Soc. Symp. Proc. 1341 95
Hossain A, Kim K, Bolotnikov A E, Camarda G S, Gul R, Yang G, James R B 2013 SORMA West Proceeding Oakland, USA, May 13-17, 2012 pp5-20
Zhang W, Xu Z P, Wang H Y, Chen F H, He C 2013 Acta Phys. Sin. 62 243101 (in Chinese) [张伟, 徐朝鹏, 王海燕, 陈飞鸿, 何畅 2013 物理学报 62 243101]
Xu Z P, Wang Y Z, Zhang W, Wang Q, Wu G Q 2014 Acta Phys. Sin. 63 147102 (in Chinese) [徐朝鹏, 王永贞, 张伟, 王倩, 吴国庆 2014 物理学报 63 147102]
Di Lieto A 2003 Opt. Lasers Eng. 39 309
Li X L, Chen J J 2011 Metall. Funct. Mater. 18 44 (in Chinese) [李学良, 陈洁洁 2011 金属功能材料 18 44]
Lumb D H, Owens A, Bacdaz M, Peacock T 2006 Nucl. Meth. Phys. Res. Sect. A 568 427
Luke P N, Amman M, Tindall C, Lee J S 2005 J. Radioanal. Nucl. Chem. 264 145
Feng Q, Yue Y X, Wang W H, Zhu H Q 2014 Chin. Phys. B 23 043101
Chen X R, Sun L L, Gou Q Q, Ji G F 2009 Chin. Phys. Lett. 26 017101
Jiang X F, Liu X F, Wu Y Z, Han J R 2012 Chin. Phys. B 21 077502
Perdew J P, Chevary J A, Vosko S H 1992 Phys. Rev. B 46 6671
Liu E K, Zhu B S, Luo J S 2003 Semiconductor Physics (6th Ed.) (Beijing: Publishing House of Electronics Industry) pp111, 129 (in Chinese) [刘恩科, 朱秉升, 罗晋生 2003 半导体物理学 (第六版) (北京: 电子工业出版社)第111, 129页]
Zhang M, Zhang C H, Shen J 2011 Chin. Phys. B 20 017101
Hou Q Y, Liu Q L, Zhao C W, Zhao E J 2014 Acta Phys. Sin. 63 057101 (in Chinese) [侯清玉, 刘全龙, 赵春旺, 赵二俊 2014 物理学报 63 057101]
Liu E K, Zhu B S, Luo J S 1998 Semiconductor Physics (1st Ed.) (Xi'an: Xi'an Jiaotong University Press) p78 (in Chinese) [刘恩科, 朱秉升, 罗晋生 1998 半导体物理学 (第一版)(西安: 西安交通大学出版社) 第78页]
Ji Z G 2005 Semiconductor Physics (Hangzhou: Zhejiang University Publishing House) p134 (in Chinese) [季振国 2005半导体物理 (杭州: 浙江大学出版社)第134页]
[1] Hu Xiaoliang, Liang Hong, Wang Huili. Lattice Boltzmann method simulations of the immiscible Rayleigh-Taylor instability with high Reynolds numbers. Acta Physica Sinica, 2020, 69(4): 1-10. doi: 10.7498/aps.69.20191504
Vol. 63, Issue 23 - 2014-12-05
Abstract views: 443
Received Date: 09 July 2014
Accepted Date: 23 July 2014
1. School of Information Science and Engineering, Key Laboratory for Special Fiber and Fiber Sensor of Hebei Province, Yanshan University, Qinhuangdao 066004, China
Fund Project: Project supported by the Key Basic Research Project of the Applied Basic Research Programs of Hebei Province, China (Grant No. 13961103D), the Innovation Project of the 46th Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, China (Grant No. CJ20120208), the High-level Talents Funded Projects of Hebei Province, China (Grant No. C2013003040), and the Young Teachers Independent Research Projects of Yanshan University, China (Grant No. 13LGA011).
Abstract: The conductivities of InI with different concentrations of Ge-doping have been investigated by the ultra-soft pseudopotential approach of the plane-wave based on the density functional theory under the same condition. Models of the In1-xGexI (x=0, 0.125, 0.25) with In atoms substituted by different fraction of Ge are set up. The optimized structural parameters, total electron density of states, and energy band structures of Ge heavily doped In1-xGexI semiconductors at low temperature are calculated. Results show that the volumes are slightly reduced and the total energies are increased in the In1-xGexI systems and that the systems become instable. As the concentration of Ge increases, the electronic mobility decreases, but the relative number of electrons jumping to the conduction band increases, and the resistivity and the minimum optical band gap increase at the same time, which is beneficial to improving the performance of nuclear detection in the system.
[1] Jones R E, Templeton D H 1955 Acta Cryst. 8 847
[2] Kolinko M I 1994 J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 6 183
[3] Shah K S, Moy L P, Zhang J, Misra M M, Moses W W 1992 Proc. SPIE 1734 161
[4] Oondera T, Hitomi K, Shoji T 2006 IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. 53 3055
[5] Nicoara I, Dicoara N, Bertorello C, Slack G A, Ostrogorsky A G, Groza M, Burger A 2011 Mater. Res. Soc. Symp. Proc. 1341 95
[6] Hossain A, Kim K, Bolotnikov A E, Camarda G S, Gul R, Yang G, James R B 2013 SORMA West Proceeding Oakland, USA, May 13-17, 2012 pp5-20
[7] Zhang W, Xu Z P, Wang H Y, Chen F H, He C 2013 Acta Phys. Sin. 62 243101 (in Chinese) [张伟, 徐朝鹏, 王海燕, 陈飞鸿, 何畅 2013 物理学报 62 243101]
[8] Xu Z P, Wang Y Z, Zhang W, Wang Q, Wu G Q 2014 Acta Phys. Sin. 63 147102 (in Chinese) [徐朝鹏, 王永贞, 张伟, 王倩, 吴国庆 2014 物理学报 63 147102]
[9] Di Lieto A 2003 Opt. Lasers Eng. 39 309
[10] Li X L, Chen J J 2011 Metall. Funct. Mater. 18 44 (in Chinese) [李学良, 陈洁洁 2011 金属功能材料 18 44]
[11] Lumb D H, Owens A, Bacdaz M, Peacock T 2006 Nucl. Meth. Phys. Res. Sect. A 568 427
[12] Luke P N, Amman M, Tindall C, Lee J S 2005 J. Radioanal. Nucl. Chem. 264 145
[13] Feng Q, Yue Y X, Wang W H, Zhu H Q 2014 Chin. Phys. B 23 043101
[14] Chen X R, Sun L L, Gou Q Q, Ji G F 2009 Chin. Phys. Lett. 26 017101
[15] Jiang X F, Liu X F, Wu Y Z, Han J R 2012 Chin. Phys. B 21 077502
[16] Perdew J P, Chevary J A, Vosko S H 1992 Phys. Rev. B 46 6671
[17] Liu E K, Zhu B S, Luo J S 2003 Semiconductor Physics (6th Ed.) (Beijing: Publishing House of Electronics Industry) pp111, 129 (in Chinese) [刘恩科, 朱秉升, 罗晋生 2003 半导体物理学 (第六版) (北京: 电子工业出版社)第111, 129页]
[18] Zhang M, Zhang C H, Shen J 2011 Chin. Phys. B 20 017101
[19] Hou Q Y, Liu Q L, Zhao C W, Zhao E J 2014 Acta Phys. Sin. 63 057101 (in Chinese) [侯清玉, 刘全龙, 赵春旺, 赵二俊 2014 物理学报 63 057101]
[20] Liu E K, Zhu B S, Luo J S 1998 Semiconductor Physics (1st Ed.) (Xi'an: Xi'an Jiaotong University Press) p78 (in Chinese) [刘恩科, 朱秉升, 罗晋生 1998 半导体物理学 (第一版)(西安: 西安交通大学出版社) 第78页]
[21] Ji Z G 2005 Semiconductor Physics (Hangzhou: Zhejiang University Publishing House) p134 (in Chinese) [季振国 2005半导体物理 (杭州: 浙江大学出版社)第134页]
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            if (frame)
            {
                string FrameFactoryFolder = Path.Combine(FactoryFolder, Name + "_Frame");
                if (Directory.Exists(FrameFactoryFolder) == false) Directory.CreateDirectory(FrameFactoryFolder);

                string MergedFrameFactoryFolder = Path.Combine(FactoryFolder, Name + "_Framed");
                if (Directory.Exists(MergedFrameFactoryFolder) == false) Directory.CreateDirectory(MergedFrameFactoryFolder);

                string MergedFrameFactoryFolderMerged = Path.Combine(FactoryFolder, Name + "_MERGED_Framed");
                if (Directory.Exists(MergedFrameFactoryFolderMerged) == false) Directory.CreateDirectory(MergedFrameFactoryFolderMerged);

                GerberFrameWriter.FrameSettings FS = new GerberFrameWriter.FrameSettings();
                FS.FrameTitle = framename;
                FS.RenderSample = false;
                FS.margin = 3;
                FS.roundedOuterCorners = 0;
                FS.topEdge = FS.leftEdge = framemm;
                FS.RenderDirectionArrow = true;
                FS.DirectionArrowSide = GerberLibrary.Core.BoardSide.Both;
                FS.DefaultFiducials = true;
                FS.FiducialSide = BoardSide.Both;
                FS.HorizontalTabs = true;
                FS.VerticalTabs = true;
                FS.InsideEdgeMode = GerberFrameWriter.FrameSettings.InsideMode.FormFitting;

                PolyLine PL = Gerber.FindAndLoadOutlineFile(BoardGerbersFolder);
                if (PL != null)
                {
                    FS.PositionAround(PL);
                    GerberFrameWriter.WriteSideEdgeFrame(PL, FS, FrameFactoryFolder + "\\" + Name);
                    GerberFrameWriter.MergeFrameIntoGerberSet(FrameFactoryFolder, BoardGerbersFolder, MergedFrameFactoryFolder, FS, new StandardConsoleLog(), Name);
                    GerberFrameWriter.MergeFrameIntoGerberSet(FrameFactoryFolder, BoardGerbersMergedFolder, MergedFrameFactoryFolderMerged, FS, new StandardConsoleLog(), Name + "Merged");

                    Gerber.ZipGerberFolderToFactoryFolder(MakeJLCName(Name) + "_FRAMED", MergedFrameFactoryFolder, BoardFactoryFolder);
                    Gerber.ZipGerberFolderToFactoryFolder(MakeJLCName(Name) + "_MERGED_FRAMED", MergedFrameFactoryFolderMerged, BoardFactoryFolder);
                }
            }
        }

        public static void MakeBomAndPlacement(string a)
        {

            string BaseFolder = Path.GetDirectoryName(a);
            string Name = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(a);

            string FactoryFolder = Path.Combine(BaseFolder, "Factory");
            if (Directory.Exists(FactoryFolder) == false) Directory.CreateDirectory(FactoryFolder);

            string BoardFactoryFolder = Path.Combine(FactoryFolder, Name);
            if (Directory.Exists(BoardFactoryFolder) == false) Directory.CreateDirectory(BoardFactoryFolder);

            Console.WriteLine("Exporting {0} in {1} to {2}", Name, BaseFolder, BoardFactoryFolder);

            GerberLibrary.Core.BOM TheBOM = new GerberLibrary.Core.BOM();

            string schname = System.IO.Path.Combine(System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(a), Name + ".sch");

            if (File.Exists(schname))
            {
                try
                {
                    Eagle.EagleLoader Brd = new Eagle.EagleLoader(a);

                    var Sch = new Eagle.EagleLoader(schname);

                    foreach (var p in Brd.DevicePlacements)
                    {
                        var SchDev = Sch.FindPlacement(p.device);
                        if (SchDev != null)
                        {
                            p.deviceset = SchDev.deviceset;
                            TheBOM.AddBOMItemExt(p.package, p.deviceset, p.value, p.device, null, Name, p.x, p.y, p.rot.Degrees, p.rot.Mirrored ? BoardSide.Bottom : BoardSide.Top);
                        }
                        else
                        {
                            Console.WriteLine(" {0} not found in schematic?? ", p.device);
                        }
                    }
                }
                catch (Exception E)
                {
                    Console.WriteLine("apparently not an eagle file..:{0}", E);
                }
            }

            string ascname = System.IO.Path.Combine(System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(a), Name + ".asc");
            if (File.Exists(ascname))
            {
                try
                {
                    TheBOM.LoadDiptraceASC(ascname, new StandardConsoleLog());
                }
                catch (Exception E)
                {
                    Console.WriteLine("something went wrong loading diptrace asc..:{0}", E);
                }
            }

            string kicadschname = System.IO.Path.Combine(System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(a), Name + ".kicad_sch");
            string kicadpcbname = System.IO.Path.Combine(System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(a), Name + ".kicad_pcb");
            if (File.Exists(kicadschname) && File.Exists(kicadpcbname))
            {
                try
                {
                    TheBOM.LoadKicad(kicadschname, kicadpcbname, new StandardConsoleLog());
                }
                catch (Exception E)
                {
                    Console.WriteLine("something went wrong loading diptrace asc..:{0}", E);
                }
            }

            TheBOM.WriteJLCCSV(BoardFactoryFolder, MakeJLCName(Name), false);
            TheBOM.WriteJLCCSV(BoardFactoryFolder, "EllageVersion_"+ MakeJLCName(Name), true);

            Console.WriteLine("Done exporting.");
        }

        private static string MakeJLCName(string name)
        {
            return name.Replace(" ", "_").Replace("&", "VS");
        }
    }
}

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Matt Gerber
St. Stephen-In-The-Fields Church
A Kensington Christmas - 7:00pm - 9:30pm
103 Bellevue Ave,
Toronto, ON	M5T 2N8
I am delighted to be performing as one of the musicians at this years A Kensington Christmas.
For ticket information, please click on the link below;
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-kensington-christmas-tickets-80558391317?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
Have a Dandy Christmas everyone!
Kids Christmas Market at Lucy Pearlle Studio
Kids Christmas Market at Lucy Pearlle Studio - 12:00pm to 2:00pm
3677 Nafziger Road
Wellesley, ON
Opening for Melanie Peterson - 8:00pm
Price: TBA
Relish Bar & Grill
Sunday Brunch with Matt Gerber at Relish - 11:00am - 2:00pm
511 Danforth Ave
Price: none (but a tip jar will be set out)
Saturday, October 5th, 2019
2019 Fall Art Festival
2019 Fall Art Festival - 2:30 - 3:30
Yonge & St. Clair
A sidewalk showcase of Yonge + St. Clair's cultural, dining, and retail experience.
There will be live music performed all day. I'll be playing a set between 2:30 - 3:30 outside the Sobeys at 81 St. Clair Avenue East.
New Outdoor Art Installations
Free Live Music
Free Facepainting
Free Balloon Twisting
Free Psychic Readings
Pirate Ship Show
FMO Conference Family Showcase - 12:00pm
Mississauga, Ontario	L4V 1N1
Price: (see below notes)
I've been selected to play a showcase as part of the Folk Music Ontario Conference for the Family Showcase category.
For registrants of the FMO Conference. See link below for prices.
http://www.folkmusicontario.ca/folk-music-ontario-conference/
Mahtay Cafe
Independant Showcase - 11:00am
241 St Paul Street
Independent Showcase: Music to Lunch By 1
Mahtay Café 241 St Paul Street, St Catharines
VK Artists and Andy Griffiths have teamed up to bring you a special independent showcase featuring 3 performers covering a mix of children's and folk music.
Join us again on Saturday for a special children's/Latin showcase!
Plus, presenters are invited to enjoy a complimentary coffee or tea and dessert, courtesy of Andy G and VK Artist Promotions. Come out to our showcases Friday at 11:15 and Saturday at 12:45 for a dandy treat!
11:15 to 11:45 - Andy G and Friends
11:50 to 12:10 – Matt Gerber
12:15 to 12:45pm - Andy G and Friends
12:50 to 1:15 – Abby Zotz with Joel Saunders accompaniment
ANDY G and FRIENDS - Children's / Family Music
Canadian Folk-Roots Artist, Andy Griffiths, has recently released his upbeat children's album entitled 'OUR CAT FLASH'. Featuring mostly songs Andy has written and a couple of classic children's song favourites. This album was realised with the help of some very good friends. In fact … some of Canada's finest musicians! Including Juno award winning, Stephen Fearing, who played some guitar on the album.
'OUR CAT FLASH' is generally aimed at children 2 to 8 … but is enjoyable for kids of all ages! Children, their friends, families … and grandparents too!
The fun Andy G and Friends have with their audience when performing a live show, is reflected in this lively studio album … 'OUR CAT FLASH' . To accompany the album, there is now a beautiful children's picture book available based on the song
' Our Cat Flash '. Award winning artist, Helen Griffiths, illustrate the children's book and the album cover.
As well as entertaining at some wonderful festivals, theatres and schools … Andy was thrilled to open a show for children's entertainment icon, Fred Penner, at the Gravenhurst Opera House. Playing solo to a FULL house on Nov 10, 2018. Fred is a Canadian gem!
Andy plays most shows with his good friend Jay Burr. 'Tuba' Jay plays … tuba, guitar & percussion and sings backing vocals. Not all at the same time of course! When the show allows, Andrew Aldridge would join in on lead guitar and special guest, Lorretta Bailey joins in on backing vocals and percussion.
Andy would be happy to discuss possible workshops for school, and/or pre show, appearances.
For bookings and info please find Andy Griffiths at Booth #19 in the Contact Room or 905 483 5800 mobile, andy@andygriffiths.ca, www.andygandfriends.com
MATT GERBER (Children's/family music)
Like Vitamin Joy, from outer space, Toronto's Matt Gerber provides a dose of up-beat/kid-friendly music to charm and delight listeners. With a knack for crafting quirky, yet heartwarming songs, he is known for his ability to capture an audience's attention with his combination of ukulele, kazoo and clever lyrics. Matt is an award winning songwriter (2019 Folk Music Ontario, Songs From The Heart, Children's: "Buzz Off Mosquito"). Matt was recently seen entertaining audiences with a sweet set at the Ontario's Best Butter Tart Festival in Midland, and was one of the select acts performing for crowds during this year's Canada Day Celebration in Clarington, Ontario.
About Matt's Showcase:
Matt Gerber will be performing original music as a solo artist from his album "Lady Bugs And Dandy Lions", including his award winning song "Buzz Off Mosquito", as well as dandy new music from a upcoming studio project.
Find Matt Gerber: mattgerber@mattgerbermusic.com, www.mattgerbermusic.com
Booking: VK Artist Promotion & Bookings – Veronica Kutt – 416-707-2828 –veronica@vkartproman.com
Abby Zotz (Folk)
Abby Zotz is an artist who refuses to give up hope. Her songwriting and warm, pure vocals coax out small fragments of life, from the struggles of an immigrant family to chasing after peace to understanding the brain of a bully. Abby cut her teeth on the Ontario music scene as one-half of the folk-pop duo Two Roads Home. A deeply comfortable and experienced live performer, she is at turns enchanting, funny and touching, deftly moving through a range of musical styles from folk to pop, country, gospel and a touch of blues. Her debut solo release Local Honey garnered her the 2018 L.A. Music Critics' Award for Best International Artist.
About Abby's Showcase:
Abby will be performing tunes from Local Honey, including the video single "Good Bones", accompanied by her bass player and Canadian fingerstyle guitar competition finalist Joel Saunders.
www.abbyzmusic.com
"…she is bar none the most listenable and accessible to fans of all ages, backgrounds and tastes." -VENTS MAGAZINE
"Teems with immense soulfulness…the poetic flourish of her lyric writing elevates the material to a higher level." -NO DEPRESSION
Clarington Canada Day
Canada Day Celebration
Clarington, Ontario
Butter Tart Festival, Midland, Town Dock
Ontario's Best Butter Tart Festival - 11:00am - 12:00pm
Price: no admission
Free, live entertainment
The Rotary Club of Midland will be hosting free, live entertainment from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Town Dock.
The daytime schedule: 10 to 11 a.m. – Meghan Ann, 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. – Matt Gerber, 12:30 to 2 p.m. – Muggs Band, 2 to 4 p.m. – Southern Comfort.
Amsterdam Bicycle Club
Soul Shine Tuesdays - Showdase - 9pm
54 The Esplanade
Price: No cover. Tips encouraged
Looking forward to playing for an hour or so at Soul Shine Tuesdays, at the Amsterdam Bicycle Club. The weekly show is hosted by the Soul Maitre D's (my good friends Lawrie Ingles and Henry Lees).
Sunday Evening at Relish Bar & Grill with Matt Gerber - 7:00pm - 8:45pm
2152 Danforth Ave.
Toronto, Ontario	M4C 1K3
Once again I'm excited to play a set at the dandy Relish Bar & Grill on the Danforth.
Please note, due to a scheduling error, this event will no longer occur during Brunch, but will now happen during the evening (7:00pm - 8:45pm).
Relish Bar and Grill
Brunch at Relish with Matt Gerber - 11:00am to 2:00pm
2152 Danforth Avenue
Price: No charge
Paris, Ontario
Price: tbd
Sunday, December 2nd, 2018
Lizzy's Place
Matt Gerber Live at Lizzy's Place - 3:00pm - 5:00pm
House Concert
Price: $15 per family
For details and advance tickets check out the below link;
https://www.artery.is/showcases/matt-gerber-live-at-lizzy-s-place
Sunday Supper at Relish Bar & Grill with Matt Gerber - 11:00am - 2:00pm
Brunch with Matt Gerber at Relish - 11:00am - 2:00pm
Toronto, ON	M4C 1K3
Come join me for brunch and music at Relish Bar & Grill.
Kev 'N Cal, Toronto Fringe
Kev 'N Cal (part of the Toronto Fringe) - (see show times below)
Kev 'N Cal
Kev 'n Cal are two mystery solving brothers, boy adventurers on the trail of trouble across dimensions ending up on the wrong side of reality. Danger! Foul play! Puberty! Whatever the risks, Kev 'n Cal can always count on each other. Or can they?
Part of the 2018 The Toronto Fringe!
**TICKETS ON SALE NOW!**
Online: www.FringeToronto.com
SHOWTIMES:
July 4 – 10:00pm
July 6 – 1:15pm
July 11 – 1:45pm
Annex Theatre
736 Bathurst Street, Toronto
A KEV 'N CAL MYSTERY
Written by Allan Turner and Christopher L. Hedrick
Performed by Allan Turner, Christopher L. Hedrick, Darin Joyce, and Ted Ludzik
With Live Music by Matt Gerber
Directed by Nigel Downer
Stage Managed by Natalie Frijia
http://www.allanturner.net/kevncalmystery/
Sunday, June 24th, 2018
Lizzie's Place
House Concert Performance at Lizzie's Place - 2:00pm
Get your summer started with Matt Gerber - performing from his latest CD - Lady Bugs and Dandy Lions!
Ask a friend, let us know how many are attending!
Bring a favourite cushion, or blanket!
Sunday June 24th, 2018, Doors 1:30 PM, Show starts 2 PM until 4 PM
42 Caracas Rd.
Limited Seating - RSVP By Friday, June 15th 2018, Call Veronica 416-707-2828, or email veronica@vkartproman.com
$10, with one child
$15, with two children
$20, with three children
includes: show, snack
"Quirky, relatable and heart-warming Lady Bugs and Dandy Lions by Canadian songwriter Matt Gerber!" Kinderling Kids Radio
With upbeat harmonies and adorable stories, it's a future family favourite. You'll love the barbershop harmonies in 'Buzz Off Mosquito', the calming, relaxing sound of the harp in 'Hide and Seek' and the spunky, toe-tapping tune 'You're A Lion, Ain't That Dandy'
Saturday, June 2nd, 2018
Lucy Pearlle Studio and Vintage Market
Pop Up Vintage and Artisan Market - 11:00am - 4:00pm
Wellesley, Ontario
3rd Anual Pop Up Vintage and Artisan Market
Olive Square Park
Music on Yonge Street - 1:30
Price: Free event
MUSICIANS FROM WILLOWDALE & THE GTA TO HELP: "TURN OUR CRIES OF SORROW INTO SONGS OF HEALING"
25 Days of music in Willowdale.
I will be playing from 1:30 for 26 minutes to both commemorate the tragic recent events in the Yonge & Finch neighbourhood and to demonstrate support and solidarity with the community.
#welovewillowdale #musiconyonge
Theatre Passe Muraille After Hours
Songbook Series --celebrating Dolly and Miley! - 10:00pm
16 Ryerson Ave, T
Box Office: 416 504 7529
Come out and celebrate these two diverse songstresses as we figure out how strong the godmother/goddaughter connection is between them. Or just come out to hear some amazing and creative reinterpretations of their music!
At the Songbook Series, we celebrate the work of an artist, group, era or style that had a significant impact on our musical history. Hosted by the Family Band, we invite a variety of musicians from all disciplines to re-imagine that music in their own way. Its a night to hear your favourite tunes like youve never heard them before.
Doors open at 10:00pm
Show starts at 10:30pm
Kinderschool
Musical performance at Kinderschool
Adlerian Nursery, 8905 Bayview Ave.
Richmond Hill, Ontario	L4B 3M8
"Lady Bugs and Dandy Lions" CD Launch Event - 9:00pm - 12:00am
Toronto, Ontario	M5E 1A6
Price: PWYC (Pay What You Can)
Social Capital Theatre
The LAST Monthly Mullet's Night Show - 9:00pm - 11:00pm (Doors open at 8:30pm)
154 Danforth Avenue
Toront, Ontario
Price: $12 general admission / $8 students & arts workers
It ended once before, but, like Mullet, was resurrected. Now it's ending again, this time for real and permanently. At least as a regular monthly. Mullet's Night Show will return as specials throughout 2018, maybe four, maybe less, in different formats and guises. DECEMBER 14, 2017 IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE IT IN THE INCARNATION YOU'VE COME TO LOVE OVER THE LAST 7 YEARS. Now come put it in the grave so it can rise again as something new.
Hosted by Canada's loveable zombie clown celebrity Jean-Paul Mullet and stand up Robin Archer. With musical director Matt Gerber and William the Intern.
Special guests TBA!
Technical direction by Gord Oxley
Head writer: Ron Fromstein
Produced by Allan Turner
Website: http://www.meMullet.com/
TSG (Toronto Songwriting Guild) Holiday Song Circle - 7:30pm - 10:30pm
Saturday, December 2nd, 2017
Wellesley Community Centre (Wellesley Township)
"Lady Bugs and Dandy Lions" CD Launch Event - 2:00pm - 4:00pm
1000 Maple Leaf Street
Wellesley, Ontario	N0B 2T0
Tuesday, October 3rd, 2017
The Bunker (Coogee Diggers RSL)
Song Writer Sessions - 7
2 Byron Street
Coogee, NSW
Live music, hosted by John Chesher.
Thursday, September 21st, 2017
Lazybones Lounge
Dr. TAO's Medicine Show - 7pm
294 Marrickville Road
Marrickville, New South Wales
Dr TAOS' Medicine Show monthly residency featuring international musician Dr TAOS and other world touring premier artists bringing you the elixir of life - musical pills to cure your ills!
On Thursday 21st September we're featuring the wonderful Justine Wahlin (just back from playing Sweden), the amazing Elaska and the talented Anca alongside the enigmatic Dr TAOS. We will now also be having special guest Matt Gerber who has just flown in from Canada and this will be his only Sydney show!
Be early the room fills fast! $15 entry. Restaurant and music starts at 7.00pm.
Dr TAOS
www.drtaos.com
"I have to say that the new album "Dr TAOS" is brilliant. This album is a must get!" The Songsmith album review.
Fusing Celtic folk with British blues rock, matured in sunburnt Australian country oak barrels, international touring artist Dr TAOS is wowing audiences around the world with his his own inimitable style of alternative psychedelic folk rock blends and has just released his new eponymous album to great acclaim, gaining radio airplay worldwide.
"And it is Dr TAOS' voice that is Dr TAOS' secret weapon – in all of popular music a strong song, put across by a truly affecting voice is an irresistible one-two punch. Add to this the songwriter singing his own songs, with all the drama, depth and nuance conveyed and that one-two becomes a triple whammy." Dr TAOS album review - Wordaboutmusic.
Don't miss Dr TAOS on fire from his recent successful overseas tour!
Justine Wahlin Music
https://www.facebook.com/JustineWahlinMusic/
"..almost like a young peggy lee doing lonely cowgirl songs. Such a clean and effortless voice.. like listening to an old record but live..." zvonko jovicic
Justine Wahlin plays songs that are drawn from the world with an insightful look into the human heart. Her long awaited debut album "A Long Way From Home" (which is a cracker!), was released in September 2015, a collection of 11 songs that take you on a ride from alternative folk with intricate and haunting soundscapes to foot stomping country and in parts, references the old world charm of 60's torch songs. Justine is playing shows to promote its release as well as show casing material from the next album "A pair of Dreamers" and has just returned from playing gigs in Sweden.
Elaska
https://www.facebook.com/elaskaksale/
Elaska is a songwriter from Sydney's inner west with a killer voice and great songs. See her before she becomes famous and you have to pay large sums of money for the privilege and it is a privilege to see her play live!
Anca Music
www.facebook.com/IamAnca
Anca is an emerging Aussie singer-songwriter with a passion for sharing the feelings in between love and loss. This is a very busy year for Anca as she is expecting to release her debut single in the coming weeks, with an album to follow before Christmas.
Inspired by the likes of Coldplay and Missy Higgins, her piano ballads take a blend of catchy hooks and lyrical melodies. Lyrically her songs act as a means for her to deposit overwhelming feelings and relive them only when she performs them, making each performance a personal experience between Anca and her audience.
Only recently entering the music scene we can only hope to see Anca's success climb – starting with her first music festival UBERfest late in August. These are exciting times for this up-and-coming artist!
http://www.mattgerbermusic.com/
Saturday, September 9th, 2017
Aurora Cultural Centre
Songs to Recovery Benefit Concert 2017 - 12:30pm (doors open), 1:00pm (show starts)
Aurora, Ontario	L4G1G4
Price: Suggested $10 donation
Join us for an afternoon of music celebrating resilience and recovery!
Riverwalk Wellness Centres and Addictions Services for York Region (ASYR) present Songs to Recovery, an annual concert and arts show showcasing local talent in music and visual arts. Bring your family and friends and enjoy a variety of musical styles and artforms. The art show features art created by our Arts program participants!
Donations are gratefully accepted at the door. $10 is suggested for those who are able, but whatever you can contribute is greatly appreciated! All proceeds go towards supporting Riverwalk/ASYR's Expressive and Therapeutic Arts Program!
For more info about the arts program, click here:http://www.edoyr.com/expressive-and-therapeutic-art/
Line-up of talent is as follows:
Riana: 1:10 - 1:30pm
Matt: 1:35 - 1:55pm
Daniel: 2:00 - 2:20pm
Michelle: 2:30 - 2:50pm
Jay Dee Band: 3:00 - 3:30pm
Ravyn Red: 3:40 - 4:10pm
Riverwalk Wellness Centre - Songs To Recovery Concert - 1PM - 4PM
22 Church St.
I have been invited back to perform in this year's Songs To Recovery concert. It's always an entertaining afternoon of music and art.
Riverwalk Wellness Centres'
Songs to Recovery
Brevik Hall on Saturday, September 17
1:00 pm (Doors Open at 12:30 pm)
Cafe style seating, open seating
Tickets $10 - purchase online at http://www.edoyr.com or by phone at 905-886-6632, or at the door.
Celebrate autumn with friends and family. Enjoy a musical concert and an art show!
Please note that open flame candles are not permitted.
*For further information regarding this Rental Booking, please contact the Rental Booking Agent directly at the contact details provided above.*
For rates and availability to book space at the Aurora Cultural Centre for your event, please contact Carol Sharp, Administration and Operational Services Manager via email atcarol@auroraculturalcentre.ca
Wellesley Art Around The Pond
Art Around The Pond - 1:10pm - 1:50pm
Price: none
My friend Allister Bradley has been kind enough to invite me to play a short set in my home town of Wellesley, Ontario on Father's Day weekend.
Come on out to experience Art Around The Pond in all its forms.
http://www.artroundthepond.ca/schedule.html
Factory Theatre
Mullet's Night Show - 10:00pm
Toronto, Ontario	M5V 2R2
The last Mullet's Night Show is our first cabaret!
Mullet's Night Show debuted in 2011 and has since showcased some of Toronto's most talented clowns, comedians, artists, and oddballs. But now Mullet's putting his Night Show to bed and it's time to say goodnight. Don't miss this special GRAND FINALE!
Hosted by Jean-Paul Mullet & Robin Archer
Musical direction by Matt Gerber
Movie reviews with Jamie O'Connor
Featuring William the Intern and Figgy
The Social Capital Theatre (above The Black Swan)
Mullet's Night Show Presents: Britton's Bon Voyage Misicale! - doors open at 8:30pm, show starts at 9:00pm
Toronto, Ontario	M4K 1N1
Price: $10 general, $7 for students
Come out for a night of entertainment to help wish Britton Vincent (the current Musical Director of Mullet's Night Show) a bon voyage as he heads overseas.
I'll be playing a couple of new tunes that will be on my upcoming album.
It'll be dandy!
Jazzmyn's
Songwriter's Showcase - 8:00pm
261 9th Street East
I will be performing a solo set at Jazzmyn's as part of a Songwriter's Showcase arranged by the wonderful Sarah Vlietstra. I will be joining Sarah alongside Anastace Krieger and Shawn Lawrie.
Looking forward to playing up in Owen Sound!
Songs To Recovery - Eating Disorders of York Region - 2:00pm - 4:30pm
22 Church Street (2nd Floor, Brevik Room)
The Amsterdam Bicycle Club
Toronto Songwriting Guild Annual Showcase - 9:00pm
Toronto, Ontario	M5V 3A8
Price: pay what you can
We`ll be playing 3 songs each.
1. Heather - intro and songs
2. Don Sawchuk
3. Meghan Morrison
4. Cody Fenwick
5. Allyson Morris
6. Steve Didunyk
7. Henry Lees
8. Kat Leonard
9. Bryan Pickell
10. Aynsley Saxe
11. Sarah Prodan
12. Matt Gerber
13. Lawrie Ingles
Saturday, January 31st, 2015
Hirut Restaurant
Winter Wonderland at Hirut: A night of poetry and music - Doors open at 8:00pm, Show starts at 9:00pm
Toronto, Ontario	M4C 1J6
Saturday January 31st, 2015 we celebrate the wonderful world of POETRY AND MUSIC at Hirut Restaurant!
Doors open at 8pm (show at 9 pm) and it's $PWYC (Suggested $10)
Come and see:
Lizzie Violet
Valentino Assenza
Lacey Wilson
Kramer's Bar and Grill
Matt Gerber Live - 8:00pm until 10:00pm
Toronto	M4S 1Z3
I will be playing a couple of sets on Monday, January 26th at Kramer's Bar and Grill (on the main floor). I'll be bringing an assortment of instruments and will be playing a mix of covers and originals. Hope to see you there!
850 Degrees Pizzeria
Live Music at 850 degrees Pizzeria - The show will begin at 4:00pm
Etobicoke, Ontario	M8W 1N4
I'm looking forward to playing a set at the wonderful 850 degrees Pizzeria, located on Lake Shore Blvd in Etobicoke.
Come on out for an afternoon performance and stay for the wonderful pizza!
Stay Dandy my friends,
Angus Tornado Benefit Concert
Angus Tornado Benefit Concert - 3:00pm to 10:00pm
Mike Hart Park
Angus, Ontario	M5V 3A8
Price: Suggested donation of $5
Community members affected by the tornado on June 17th are uniting with local artists and businesses to support the Angus Tornado Relief Fund.
Music, kids face painting, food and other entertainment will fill Mike Hart Park from 3PM to 10PM on Saturday September 13th.
All are welcome. A freewill donation for entry will be requested with a suggested contribution of $5.
Buy tickets here in advance or give a donation if you cannot attend.
Thanks to support from the Township of Essa, local businesses and media who are coming on line to help out. More details to follow as they are confirmed
Bands and solo artists include:
The Thursday Night Jam (12 member R&B Motown Groovestra)
The Blues Machine
Adam Skinner
Matt Gerber - amazing uke singer songwriter
many more to be confirmed soon...
http://www.eventbrite.com/e/angus-tornado-benefit-concert-tickets-12545791801
Supertash and Matt Gerber - 10:00pm
Live music and prizes!
The Central
Songwriter Circle - 5:30pm - 7:30pm
603 Markham Street
Come and enjoy four fabulous singer-songwriters: Arlene Paculan Matt Gerber, Nicholas Cerny and Kristine St-Pierre.
Positive Music Imperative Showcase - 8:30pm
A great night of artists spreading positivity and joy through their music. Come and support these indie singer-songwriters with a passion for changing the world one song at a time!
Wednesday, April 23rd, 2014
Hugh's Room
Blairstock - 8:30pm
2261 Dundas St. West
Toronto, ON	M6R 1X6
Price: $15 in advance/$18 at the door
Musideum
Listening Party - 8:00pm
401 Richmond St. W., Unit #133
Price: see below for link to inquire about tickets
http://musideum.com/contact/
Price: PWYC
Matt Gerber & Michael Graham - 9:30pm
Anne Hatheway Residence
480 Downie Street
Stratford, Ontario
Matt Gerber CD Release Party - 7:00pm
292 Brunswick Avenue
Toronto, ON	M5S2M7
CD Release Party for my very first CD "Ain't That Dandy!" with Mike Butler.
Doors open at 7:00pm and show starts at 8:00pm.
$15 cover (for reservation information until Sep. 26, contact mattgerber@mattgerbermusic.com)
For more information on Mike Butler please visit his website at www.mikebutlermusic.com
TRANZAC (Toronto Australian New Zealand Club) is located between Bathurst St. and Spadina Ave, just South of Bloor St.
Also feel free to visit my event page on Facebook or look for updates at https://www.facebook.com/events/1408168472730159/
Wonderkids - workshop - 2:00pm
Dora Keogh Irish Pub
Thar Be Dragons - 8:00pm
Toronto, ON	M4K 1N2
I'll be opening the evening, starting at 8:00pm for a short kid-friendly set (15-20 minutes).
Wonderkids - Intro to Songwriting Workshop - 2:00pm to 4:00pm
Link to CBC Radio Artists Page
http://artists.cbcmusic.ca/artist/50099
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Why choose Dean Estate Agents Lettings?
All Dean Estate Agents Lettings offices are managed and run by local lettings specialists, which means they really know their area and can offer advice on a range of properties that are close to schools, businesses and health care facilities. All lettings staff are trained and able to assist tenants to find rental properties to rent that will meet their needs and ensure the tenancy is happy and problem-free. The Lettings team will continue to liaise with and look after tenants throughout the rental period.
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Shadow of the Beast PlayStation 4
Shadow of the Beast is a 2D combination of the platform and the struggle wrapped by occasional lightweight spatial puzzles. Gameplay very elegantly escalates the level of challenges, both in the form of fighting and in the form of spatial navigation, gradually introducing you one by one new element.
Here you get Shadow of the Beast CD Key. With which you'll activate the game for Play Station 4. Below I will explain in details the entire procedure step by step. You are at the right place.
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Shadow of the Beast has very little to do with the archaic original that is attached to the remake and adapted for playing in 1080p. Shadow of the Beast follows a short but ultrathin episode in which the titular humanoid beast Aarbron confronts its magical torturers who kidnapped her as a human baby and mutated into a supernatural fury that sows terror.
Instead of a continual adventure, the game is divided into zonal and thematic levels that make up closed units and represent fragments of the story of falling, stagnation and cruel revenge. The basic elements of the gamble are the 2D landscape navigation and the battle with hand blades with opponents that massively pop up in predefined places.
Regardless of the differences in architecture, each level is conceived in a similar way and it comes down to the left-to-right punch and the final boss with the boss. Levels still have something to do with the original, but the opponent's bestiarium is largely designed and designed from scratch. In the original, you had one shot with a hand that solved everything, but now you have the ability to fight combinatorics and special moves that you will use depending on the number and type of opponents you are facing.
In the end, you will also receive firearms that use a shared resource (blood) that drinks and special moves. Field riddles are relatively simple, but in the end they require you to bite your little head and jump into what is expected of you. The last level is different from all that you have survived and comes in the form of a shooter that has long been no longer a real one, it was a real refreshment.
Shadow of the Beast is also designed to achieve the best possible result, which you can compare with other players, because it forces you to rank the ranks and evaluates you medals. At the end of each level, the earned score converts you into a mismanagement point that serves as a currency for the promotion of character and shopping.
In addition to upgrading Aarbron's health, combat strokes and other active and passive disciplines and features, you can buy the original Shadow of the Beast, soundtrack and concept art for you. Shadow of the Beast is exciting, explosive, highly infectious and objectively better than the original.
Here you can find many more PlayStation titles!