A&E Kitchen Design has been creating and designing beautiful kitchens for our valued clients for over 30 years. We pride ourselves on great service and a strong desire to listen to the needs of each individual homeowner.
We honestly feel professional elation when our clients are pleased. Kitchens are, undoubtedly, the heart of the home and the first room of impression.
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Marijuana Legalization Should be on The Ballot in Minnesota, Republican Nominee For Governor Says
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GOP nominee for governor in Minnesota Scott Jensen believes that voters should think about the decriminalization of little amounts of marijuana and the deletion of its prior possession records. Moreover, the republican candidate plans to put cannabis legalization on the ballot. Minnesota Democratic Gov. Tim Walz also shares this point of view and said that he is ready to sign a bill in case it reaches him. However, in his interview with the Star Tribune's State Fair booth, Scott Jensen announced that he would rather allow voters to decide on marijuana through a constitutional voting amendment.
Surely, it is notable that former Republican state senator Jensen and DFL governor Walz holds the same view regarding the adult-use legalization of marijuana. Yet, this is not so surprising when considering the fact that earlier they agreed on gun policy and insulin affordability as well. Besides, in June, Tim Walz signed a bill allowing hemp sellers and businesses to legally trade some cannabis products such as foods, drinks, and topicals containing CBD and various other cannabinoids. In his recent interview, Jensen hesitated to say that he'd revise the marijuana policy. He stated that officials are to assess the efficiency of the project after at least 6 months. The candidate for governor claims that the program needs to be improved. Also, they should review Minnesota's medical cannabis law shortly.
Expunging past cannabis possession records is one of the concerns that Jensen wants to solve as soon as possible. "Individuals with past criminal convictions can face difficulty acquiring and maintaining employment, attending college, and engaging in other activities. In some cases, this hardship can lead to other crime and recidivism", his campaign site says.
In 2019, he offered to federally reschedule marijuana to make plant research easier. This follows the bill about creating an adult-use marijuana market in the state-sponsored by Jensen. According to that legislation 21 years old or older adults could have purchased, grown, and earned recreational cannabis from licensed traders.
Jensen is sure that these bills will contribute to expunging past cannabis-related convictions. In addition, taxes collected from marijuana sales will be invested into the communities impacted by the fight against drugs.
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Born in Guwahati in 1977, Aditi is educated in graphic designing and textile designing as well. She is a trained dancer. Her range of creative expression is also visible across her abstract artworks.
1977:	Born in Guwahati, Assam, India.
1999:	B.F.A.(Graphics) 1st Class from Govt. College of Arts &Crafts, (Gauhati University).
1995:	Certificate Course from Aptech Computer Education, Guwahati.
1999:	Diploma in Bharat Natyam from Pushpanjali Cultural Academy, Guwahati.
1997:	Artfest'97(Graphics Section), National Award, organised by Rotary Club, Guwahati.
2011:	Lalit Kala Akademy Research Scholarship in Painting.
2012:	Juries special award in North East Art Exhibition at Srimanta Shankardev Kalakshetra, Guwahati, Assam.
2015: State Art Gallery, as part of Varna(50 days art event organized by Nrityanjali Academy, Directorate of . Cultural Affairs, Govt. of Assam and Kanu Nayak Art Foundation, Mumbai.
1998:	State Art Gallery, Guwahati.
2005 : Gallery Artist's Guild, Guwahati. Assam.
Directorate of Cultural Affairs, Govt. of Assam and Kanu Nayak Art Foundation, Mumbai.
2013:	The Bridge- International Art Exhibition orgn. By Nrityanjali Academy and NWCC at Nehru Wangchuk Cultural Centre, Thimphu, Bhutan.
2013:	New york Contemporary Art Binnaial, May Session, New York.
2013:	International Mask Exhibition, Italy organised by Nav Siddhartha.
2010: International Art Exhibition at Padua, Italy, curated by Ravindra Varma and organised by Associazione Paolo Capovilla, Italy.
2006: Seventh Bharat Bhavan International Biennial of PRINT- ART 2006, India.
1997:	ARTFEST'97, International Art Exhibition, Guwahati.
2015: Group Exhibition at Jehangir Art Gallery organized by Kirat, Tripura.
2013:	Poem of Colour- Group Exhibition at Rabindra Bhavan, Lalit Kala	Akademy,Delhi.
2011:	Black Drizzle- A Drawing Exhibition curated by Deben Dewan, State Art Gallery, Guwahati.
2011:	Academy of Fine Arts (New South-A) Gallery, Kolkata.
2011:	Gallery Bengal Foundation, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
2011:	State Art Gallery, Guwahati, Assam.
2005:	Academy of Fine Arts(central) Gallery, Kolkata.
2003:	"Lines from the North-East"-Atul Marwah Presents, New Delhi, M.E.C Art Gallery.
2003:	Satya Art Gallery, Mumbai.
2003:	Kamalnayan Bajaj Art Gallery, Mumbai.
2002:	Nehru Centre Art Gallery, Mumbai.
2001:	Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai.
1997-99:	Exhibition of Contemporary Print Makers of Assam at Guwahati, Kolkata , New Delhi.
2012:	International mask exhibition at New Delhi, Bhopal and many places, Navasiddhartha.
2012	4th All India contemporary woman artist exhibition, Artscapes, Chandigarh.
2012:	North East Art Exhibition at Srimanta Shankardev Kalakshetra, Guwahati, Assam.
2012: Kala mela at Agartala , Lalit Kala Akademy.
2010: Art Exhibition NORTH-EAST , Kalakshetra Art Gallery, Guwahati.
2006: Art Exhibition NORTH-EAST , Kalakshetra Art Gallery, Guwahati.
2003:	76th Annual All India Art Exhibition, State Level Exhibition of Assam.
2003:	A.F.A.C.S. Art Exhibition organised by Shankardev Kalakshetra, Guwahati.
2003:	A.F.A.C.S. Art Exhibition at Academy of Fine Arts, Kolkata.
2003:	A.F.A.C.S. Art Exhibition at Gallery Oum, Jorhat.
2002:	16th All India Art Exhibition, Nagpur.
2002:	75th Annual All India Art Exhibition, State Level Exhibition of Assam.
2001:	Tao Art Gallery, Mumbai.
2001:	74th Annual All India Art Exhibition, State Level Exhibition of Assam.
2000:	Millenium All India Art Exhibition, State Level Exhibition of Assam.
1999:	Edge of the Century, Gallery 42, New Delhi.
1993-2003:	A.F.A.C.S. Annual Art Exhibition. Guwahati, Assam.
1994-96:	Annual Exhibition of Govt. College of Arts & Crafts, Assam.
2015:	Regional Camp of Painting , Lalit Kala Akademy at Bhubneshwar.
2013:	Eastern and North Eastern All Media Camp- A Preparatory Workshop on XII Triennial India , Lalit Kala Academy, Regional Centre , Kolkata.
2012:	Searching Peace- Ist North East Enamel Painting Workshop at Guwahati under expert guidance of Prof. Vivek Das, Mumbai.
2011:	International Workshop of Painting at Tripura, organized by Kirat Foundation.
Affairs Assam in	collaboration with North East Zone Cultural Centre, Dimapur at Shilpagram, Guwahati. Assam.
2005 : Painting Workshop at Agartala. Org. by: O.N.G.C. & Art College, Tripura.
2004:	Painting Workshop organised by Garima Kala Kendra, Marigaon.
2003:	One Day Painting Workshop (occasion of Artist Day) at Kalakshetra ,orgd. By AIFACS, New Delhi.
2002:	Painting Workshop in Shilpi Divas, Assam.
2002:	Workshop of Dokra Casting organised by A.F.A.C.S.,Guwahati.
2002:	Workshop of Print Making organised by Srimanta Shankardev Kalakshetra, Guwahati.
2002:	National Painting Workshop at Garima Kala Kendra, Marigaon.
2001:	Creative Book Making Workshop organised by Gauhati Artist Guild.
2000: Eastern Zonal Young Painters Workshop at N.E.H.U,Shillong orgd by Lalit Kala Academy, Kolkata.
1999: Print Making Workshop organised by Srimanta Shankardev Kalakshetra, Guwahati.
1997:	Workshop of Painting org. by A.F.A.C.S. on occasion of 50 years of Art in Independent India.
1997:	Print Making Workshop organised by Gauhati Artist Guild, Assam.
As an Empanelled Designer ,Design Workshop under DC Handicrafts , Ministry of Handloom and Textile, Govt. of India.
2004:	Pranjal Memorial Trust, Gahpur, Assam.- Cane and Bamboo Products.
2006-2011: Madhapur Milan Banijyik Unnayan samity, Marowa, Nalbari- Terraccotta Craft.
2016: Barinagar Boa-Kata Samabay Samity, Nalbari –Hand Embroidery.
COLLECTION: New Delhi, Nepal, Assam, Mumbai, USA, N.E.H.U.
2000:	Two Young Artist Drawing Collection.
Visited Italy for International Art Exhibition at Padua, Italy, curated by Ravindra Varma and organised by Associazione Paolo Capovilla, Italy and performed Indian Classical dance (Bharatnatyam) at the same. (visited Rome, Venice, Florance, Padua ), Thimphu(Bhutan).
OrBook Cover & multipurpose Graphics Designed for various publication and individuals. Conducted many Children Art Workshop at many places of Assam. Writes article and report of Art &Culture for News Paper, Magazine etc. Dance Direction for dance drama "SRI SRI MAHAMAYA" (for Doordarshan), Brahmaputra(about only male river of this land of North east India), Dance composed for various stage performance. Doing work for Radio & Television ---Interview, Narrator, Recitation etc. Founder Member of Nrityanjali Academy(A School of Classical & Creative Dance) (estd.-2000).Now teaching dance at Nrityanjali and actively working for Guernica School of fine arts & crafts. Organised State level workshop of Traditional Terracotta of Assam, worked as empanelled designer of DC Handicraft on different medium like Terracotta, Cane and Bamboo, Handloom, Jute, Natural fiber, Artistic Textile etc. Visited Italy for art exhibition and performance.


Carla Messinger aka 2Kaa (tuka) cherishes her Native American heritage: the Lenape (Delaware) Indians who lived in our area of Pennsylvania.
She, along with her husband (Mr. History) currently present workshops and talks on Native American topics including Native Americans in the Civil War, Pennsylvania: the Peaceable Kingdom,Lenape (Delaware) Lifeways, Native Contributions, Women's Programs, and Environmental & Contemporary Issues of Native Americans.
She is the Director of Native American Heritage Programs. Please check her Lenape Programs web site for more information. She was Founder & Executive Director of the Lenni Lenape Historical Society and Museum of Indian Culture (1978-2002) before retiring in 2002. Carla lives in Allentown with her husband. She has a married daughter who lives in England, and has one lovely granddaughter.
Currently Tuka and her husband (Mr. History) are busy setting up workshops and talks for their 2019 season. Tuka's children's book, When the Shadbush Blooms, continues to be used for multicultural children's programs and ESL classes. Click here to read more on Shadbush.
Those of you who have met 2Kaa know that she always wears lovely and exotic clothing. As always, Tuka is shopping and updating her wardrobe, so you will surely see her in some new, updated outfits when you come to our shows. She loves fashion and clothing, and is always available and happy to give fashion consultations on stretching your clothing dollar.


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Quality cast iron teapot with bamboo pattern design, and good workmanship. In addition to brewing tea, you can also use this teapot directly on stovetop to heat water.
This teapot made from study iron, the body with bamboo design. Bamboo symbolizes endurance and perseverance in traditional Chinese culture. Cast ironware heats evenly and retains heat well and is praised worldwide for their beauty, strength, and superb quality. In addition to brewing tea, you can also use this teapot directly on stovetop to heat water.


You've had dentures for a while now, and although you've done your best to get adjusted to wearing them, there are still times when your artificial teeth wiggle while speaking and chewing can be difficult. You're tired of missing out on your favorite foods and you hate to be embarrassed by your false teeth – kissing your sweetheart and putting your smile in a cup at night always make you feel self-conscious, no matter how many years you've dealt with missing teeth. But what if there were a way to upgrade your artificial teeth, improve your looks, and increase the density of your jawbone – all with one procedure? With implant-retained dentures from your trusted dentist in Indianapolis, you can combine the security of dental implants and the full arch of artificial teeth from dentures, to achieve results that are the best of both worlds. Learn more about this revolutionary option from the team at Indianapolis Family Dentistry.
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ASK THE LITURGIST (32) – Concert etiquette
CHURCH FATHERS (64) – Ioannes Maxentius
BITE-SIZE THEOLOGY (40) – What does Sacred Tradition say about the Blessed Trinity?
ST JOHN GUALBERT – The benevolent
CELESTINE V – When the Pope resigned
MACAU IN HONG KONG: NEW CLUB LUSITANO'S VISIONARY MANAGER – Ex-police chief Stephen Handley on how in WWII "God's hand" saved his grandmother and her eleven children
GREAT FIGURES OF THE MISSIONARY WORK – Bengal and the Kingdom of the Dragon (61)
ASK THE LITURGIST (2) - The Sound of the bells on Easter Vigil
March 23, 2018 March 26, 2018 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life
Enrico Finotti
Easter is approaching and its rites are planned. Since the Easter Vigil takes place late, the sound of the 'Gloria' bells, for some collaborators, becomes problematic. But it seems that in many other cases the bells are a problem. It is not always easy to respond to disputes. Any help? Thank you!
Historically the bell rang for all the main hours of the day. Today there are clocks and the same bells, at least in the city, are lost in the noise of traffic. Do they still make sense? Precisely because of this new situation the bells take on a more specific role, they are today more than ever the voice of faith and the call to prayer. We have thus moved on to a civil use to an exclusively religious use. The bells, at least they, raise to God the threefold tribute of daily praise: pray in the morning, at noon and in the evening, as the Holy Scripture exhorts us: "Evening and morning and at noon I will pray, and cry aloud, and He shall hear my voice" (Psalm 55:17). It is the sound of the Angelus.
In secular society, when in the family, in public institutions and in the personal life of so many people, daily prayer seems to have disappeared, at least our bells watch and their sound is faithful. A little like the hurried Christian, who lights a candle and flees from the church quickly: that candle interprets his prayer. So do the bells on our bell towers. Overwhelmed by the rhythms of life they represent us and their regular tolls remind us of our infidelity. They then describe the value of the festivals with varying degrees of solemnity and mark the march in the liturgical year.
The observance of precise rules, codified in the secular tradition of our communities, ensures a diversified approach to the various liturgical days and to the different rites of the Church. Thus we distinguish the weekday from Sunday, the feast from solemnity, the minor solemnities from the greater ones. One is the sound of joy other than mourning, the tolling of the feast is distinguished from those of penance. The festive peal at sunset on the Sabbath announces the day of the Lord and the solemn vigil of the Vigils introduces into the joy of great solemnities. The austere sound of the major bell announces the Lord's death in the ninth hour of every Friday and calls to the adoration the hearts of the sick at the moment of consecration in the main Mass on Sunday. A rich concert of bells and an artistic bell tower has always been a source of pride for a community. A good bell program is not only a liturgical and religious tradition, but also a cultural, historical and social one.
The bells are then the public voice of the Church. But it is precisely this that today some are fighting: it is no longer desired that the Church has a public value and affects the social. For this reason the bells disturb. Silencing our bells means accepting the logic of refolding in the private of our faith and contributing to the marginalization of it in the social arena. It seems that every opinion has the right to citizenship, except for the Christian proclamation, which is instead accused of improper interference and injury to the freedom of others. Defending our bell tradition is ultimately affirming the public dimension of the Faith, conquered in so many centuries of Christian history. Unfortunately today it is misunderstood.
It must also be said that the bells have been blessed, that is, they are a sacramental. This means that their sound, by an agreement made by the Church with the Lord in the act of blessing, has a supernatural appeal in the soul of all who hear it. For this reason the good and upright Christian rejoices when he or she hears the bells and his or her soul is gladly raised to a prayerful thought. Otherwise one can understand the reason for a stubborn and unconscious rejection of the sound of the bells by those who are not well disposed in their consciousness. So let go of every sense of inferiority and every unfounded scruple. The sound of the bells, in the due balance, is meant to be able to hold high the voice of faith and the prayerful plea of the Christian people, who do not want to fall into the cultural and social anonymity of a secularist mentality. And to conclude the two holy nights, that of Christmas and Easter, they have full right to host the solemn sound of the bells, which respectively announce the birth and resurrection of the Lord. It is not possible to justify the explosion of the barrels on New Year's Eve [including the Chinese New Year] until very late and incriminate the sound of the bells, much more harmonious and contained, in the two most holy nights of the liturgical year.
(From Il mio e il vostro sacrificio. Il liturgista risponde, 2018©Chorabooks. Translated by Aurelio Porfiri. Used with permission of the publisher. All rights reserved.)
BITE-SIZE PHILOSOPHY (056) - Does the truth still matter?
STABAT MATER – Music by Aurelio Porfiri
Gospel Toon
ENGLISH COMMUNITY OF THE SE CATHEDRAL HAS A NEW PASTORAL PROJECT – St Pio of Pietrelcina named patron saint
INTERVIEW WITH FOUNDER OF TOUCH COMMUNITY – Longing to promote Eucharistic culture in Macau
COMMUNITY SERVICE – University students from Macau hold work camp in the Philippines
ART OF LIVING (AOL) SEASON TWO – Macau Culinary Competition for girls
ALESSANDRO MORETTI, PARTNERSHIP OFFICER OF THE WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME IN ARMENIA – "Malnutrition and food insecurity are on the rise"
WORLD'S LARGEST CATHOLIC MEDIA GROUP – Macau Cable TV to broadcast EWTN starting 15th August
FAITH ILLUSTRATED – Life in Christ : We are called to happiness (6)


Always a pleasure to read your funny stories, Elizabette.
You taught me something new! Tinder? Who knew that was a "thing," not me! Love your (not you're) witticisms!
Firstly I've never seen Game Of Thrones. Not sure I will.
I've not experienced Tinder, but the idea of it just sounds so brutal!


I was talking to a leading cardiologist about the recent controversy over treating patients with statins in order to lower their elevated cholesterol level. He finds himself in a bind, because he doesn't believe in prescribing them routinely. However, if he decides not to "treat" the patient's high cholesterol level, since he doesn't feel the need to "fix" abnormal lab reports, then some patients feel he is being sloppy and casual, because he has overlooked this finding . On the other hand, if he does feel the need for prescribing a statin, other patients believe he is needlessly overtreating them !
Part of the problem is that the public has started thinking of doctors as being greedy and commercial mercenaries who no longer put their patients' interests first.
Along with the gratuitous and ubiquitous media-bashing, two other trends have contributed to this trust deficit. One is Dr Google, which means it's become extremely easy for patients to get information from websites. The problem is that a lot of this is wrong, unreliable and outdated, which is why it's hard for patients to translate what they read into actionable wisdom. They often lack the ability to interpret what they read in the right context, because they need to apply this to their personal circumstances, and this requires a lot of medical expertise and clinical experience - something which patients lack . To add to the poor patient's confusion, every doctor they go to has a different opinion. Lots of doctors are extremely good at bad-mouthing other doctors and dissing their opinion, because they want to play the game of one-upmanship. By disagreeing with the earlier doctor, they want to prove that they are better. Every doctor positions himself as being the true expert , because they want the patient to come to them for treatment , rather than go to someone else.
This is why doctors find themselves in a bind. For example, he had a patient with a life-threatening cardiac arrhythmia, who needed a pacemaker put in. However, the patients' daughter felt he was advising this expensive and invasive procedure only in order to make money. Thus, though he was following textbook recommendations, and was sure that the patient would benefit from this advanced life-saving technology, the patient was very distrusting. This is why doctors find themselves between the devil and the deep sea, and it's become very hard to earn the patient's trust.
While patients are understandably worried about the risks, expenses and side-effects of medical interventions, they do need to remember that not doing anything also carries a risk - and sometimes this could be much higher . Choosing not to do anything is also an action - and is sometimes the worse option.
While a good doctor will try to factor in the patient's personal preferences, at some point, it's the doctor who needs to make the decisions, because the buck stops with him . A senior doctor used a great analogy. He said that when patients ask me why I have chosen a particular course of action, I remind them that when they buy a ticket to get on an airplane, they have the right to sit in their seat, but they don't have the right to ask the pilot questions about why he turned left, or why he turned right !
I think it is important that patients use Information Therapy to do their homework, so that they can quiz their doctor until they find a doctor they can trust. Once you have found this doctor, then you should respect his professional expertise and allow him the autonomy to do what he feels is right for you. This is the only way to create a win-win situation.


After yet another exchange about some harm & offense brought on by my fellow reformed brethren, I wanted to share my heart with them. This is not a bash post. This is a heart plea from one reformed brethren to another.
Romans 5:12-21 is a pivotal passage in Romans. Paul stacks up Adam & Jesus and reveals why both are significant to who we are and where we are. The truth, hope, and encouragement in this passage is astounding and often overlooked.
Come explore it with me, and be pushed to something so much more.
What started in Amos the Spirit led me to the Gospel of John to teach a much greater lesson. Something that is often overlooked in the reasons for why Jesus came but is oh so pivotal for the shaping of our life in Christ. Hear what Jesus said and its implications.
For about a little more than a week now I've been reading through Amos for my morning devo with Jesus. Today I was reading through chapter 5 and I got hit with how some of the points in vv10-24 are similar of the Church's past and applicable for the Church today.
As I was reflecting on the power of God's Word, a flood of thoughts hit me. I think our actions in our preaching, teaching, and discipling reveal we don't actually believe God's Word is as powerful as it is and we need to help in making it impactful. We could not be any more wrong.
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I met another NYU professor and talked to her about leadership. I told her how many people tell me they want to lead, but when opportunities arrive, they see risk, not opportunity, and fold.
Leadership opportunities almost always mean doing what hasn't been done before, or what people don't know how to do. If they did, they wouldn't need a leader.
In the abstract, people want to lead. They want to take charge. They want admiration and trust.
In practice, they cave. They choose what they think will pay the bills. They jettison their passion.
There are a few related terms: leadership, followership, and teamwork, for example.
Schools say they teach leadership, but when they assign reading papers, writing papers, discussing case studies, and other socially and emotionally unchallenging work, they teach the opposite of leadership.
I said to the other professor, "There's no term for what they teach, since leaders know to follow sometimes, but schools teach compliance. Nobody wants a life of compliance. Even fast food places and factories don't want to hire just compliant people.
She crystalized what I said. She said, "The teach sheepship." She surprised herself at stumbling on a catchy and meaningful word.
I've used it a lot since. Sheepship means following blindly, choosing not to think or act.
Most professors teach sheepship, as far as I can tell.


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All For One Media (AFOM) in Focus as Tween Sensation 'Drama Drama' Goes Global
All For One Media Corp (OTC US: AFOM) shares have started to find some interest in 2021 after being left-for-dead in 2020 following the indefinite suspension of one of the company's initial major media projects, "Drama Drama", which is the name of both a major motion picture and an all-girl musical group targeting the tween
Investing at the Intersection of Live Sports and Entertainment (CMGR, WWE, EDR, PINS, SNAP)
As we reopen the economy and discretionary spending picks up, life is getting back in gear. One of the joys we have missed is piling into a packed stadium. In many ways, this is the very heart of "reopening" – being able to attend some shows, match, or performance, along with thousands of other people,
Providence Film Group, A Valiant Eagle Inc. (PSRU) Subsidiary, Momentously Signs EB-5 Agreement For Its Film Production Slate and Regional Center
Beverly Hills, California, April 19, 2021 – OTC PR WIRE – After years of preparation and groundwork, Providence Film Group ("PFG"), a subsidiary of Valiant Eagle Inc. (OTC Pink: PSRU), utilizing the EB-5 Affiliate Network (EB5AN), has executed an EB-5 sponsor agreement to secure funding of its nearly $50M film and television production slate.
Providence Film Group, A Valiant Eagle Inc. (PSRU) Subsidiary, Hires Industry Icon, Franco Sama
Beverly Hills, California, April 13, 2021 – OTC PR WIRE – PROVIDENCE FILM GROUP, a Valiant Eagle Inc. subsidiary (OTC Pink: PSRU), is proud to announce the appointment of Hollywood luminary, Franco Sama, as consultant and advisor to its upcoming slate of motion picture productions. He boasts nearly two decades of independent film development,
The American Basketball Association's Beverly Hills Team Owned By Valiant Eagle Inc. (PSRU) Picks Its Name and Logo
Beverly Hills, CA, March 31, 2021 – OTC PR WIRE – Valiant Eagle Inc. (OTC Pink: PSRU) is pleased to announce that its ABA Beverly Hills basketball team has chosen The Beverly Hills Majestics as its name. The logo that the team has decided to represent them is a golden stallion. Beverly Hills is
The American Basketball Association's Hollywood Team Owned By Valiant Eagle Inc. (PSRU) Chooses Its Name and Logo
Beverly Hills, California, March 22, 2021 – OTC PR WIRE – Valiant Eagle Inc. (OTC Pink: PSRU) is pleased to announce that its ABA Hollywood basketball team has chosen Hollywood Action as its name. Furthermore, it has picked a red basketball attached to a black backboard, with their team's name written across the front
CryptoCake's premiere shows "Crypto Clout" and "NFTs with Kenn Bosak" will have a short delay to work out logistics of booking guests. Nathan 'Doggface' Apodaca's appearance has been cancelled now on the network
STUDIO CITY, CA, March 19, 2021 – Web Blockchain Media, Inc. (OTC Pink: WEBB) CryptoCake, due to unforeseen circumstances at the time of the release on March 17, must retract the broadcast date for its upcoming two shows and delay their premiere. The interview that was scheduled to take place today with Nathan "doggface" Apodaca,
LINGERIE FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIPS RETURNS MARCH 23
Las Vegas, NV, March 5, 2021 — OTC PR WIRE — Lingerie Fighting Championships, Inc. ("LFC") (OTC Pink: BOTY) will return to doing live events on Tuesday, March 23, 2021. It is the first event for the controversial MMA league since performing at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in August. "Covid-19 definitely presented some challenges
Valiant Eagle Inc. (OTC US: PSRU) Sheds Significant Debt
Los Angeles, California, February 23, 2021 – OTC PR WIRE – Valiant Eagle Inc. (OTC Pink: PSRU) is pleased to announce that it has shed a significant portion of its convertible debt. Xavier Mitchell, CEO and significant debt holder, has agreed to forgive all of his convertible debt to increase profitability and make the balance
Valiant Eagle Inc. (PSRU) Signs Team Reservation Agreement With The American Basketball Association
The ABA is coming to Hollywood! Los Angeles, California, February 16, 2021 – OTC PR WIRE – Valiant Eagle Inc. (OTC PINK: PSRU) is pleased to announce that, after weeks of deliberation and negotiation, it has signed an ABA Team Reservation Agreement to launch a professional basketball team in Hollywood, California. The exact location


What make and model are these woofers?
Now what year make and model of vehicle are these going into?
Ok now we are getting somewhere. I'd suggest going the slot port route with your application.
Here is where it is going to get interesting, now you say you "want great sound and high SPL". With that being said are you going to be competing in SPL competitions or are you just wanting an enclosure that has amazing Bass?. I highly doubt that you have enough airspace in the back of that truck to do a SPL only application. The only way that will happen is if you do a blow through and have the enclosure in the bed of the box firing into the cabin.
I'm slightly confused,the box is gonna be fitted behind the 2 seats,housed in the bin of this truck,I understand that I won't be able to have a full out SPL vehicle,but I do want it to be highly pressurised,and obviously play music with very strong bass,I know I have to choose between a music set-up and a SPL setup,but what's Your honest opinion to get close to the best of BOTH worlds?
In SPL it doesn't matter what the RMS of a subwoofer is. Guy's that do 150+ db are running amplifier(s) that have very high output. The electrical systems in their vehicles have been upgraded and have even added more batteries. I'm in that situation I understand what needs to be done and isn't something that you can do without investing money and time into your setup just to let you know so that we are on the same page. Don't think that just building the proper box is going to get you in the 150 db club. IT WON"T !!!!!! Your going to need to grab a tape measure and tell me what the max. dimensions in the back of that "bin" are where the box is going to be placed. Do you have the owners manual for those woofers?
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Inguinal hernia repair in preterm neonates: is there evidence that spinal or general anaesthesia is the better option regarding intraoperative and postoperative complications? A systematic review and meta-analysis
http://orcid.org/0000-0003-1835-4643Katharina Dohms1,
Marc Hein1,
Rolf Rossaint1,
Mark Coburn1,
Christian Stoppe2,
Constanze Barbara Ehret1,
Tanja Berger3,
Gereon Schälte1
1 Department of Anesthesiology, University Hospital RWTH Aachen, Medical Faculty, Aachen, Germany
2 Department of Intensive Care Medicine, University Hospital RWTH Aachen, Medical Faculty, Aachen, Germany
3 Department of Medical Statistics, Univeristy Hospital RWTH Aachen, Medical Faculty, Aachen, Germany
Correspondence to Dr Gereon Schälte; gschaelte{at}ukaachen.de
Objectives Whether spinal anaesthesia (SA) reduces intraoperative and postoperative complications compared with general anaesthesia (GA) was investigated.
Design The meta-analysis was structured based on the PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses) statement. Databases (PubMed, MEDLINE, EMBASE, Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and Web of Science) were searched, and four randomised controlled trials (RCTs) and two retrospective cohort studies were included. A random-effects model with pooled risk ratios and mean differences with 95% CIs were used. Statistical heterogeneity was evaluated using the I2 statistic. Quality assessment of the studies was performed by assessing the risk of bias according to the Cochrane and GRADE methodology.
Setting Publications from January 1990 to November 2018 were included.
Participants and interventions Our study selection captured information from studies focusing on neonates born before the 37th gestational week who were scheduled for an inguinal hernia repair operation under either SA or GA.
Primary and secondary outcome measures The primary outcome measures were apnoea, postoperative ventilation and method failure rates according to predefined eligibility criteria. The duration of surgery, desaturation events <80%, hospital stay duration and postoperative bradycardia were secondary outcomes.
Results We found significantly fewer events for the outcomes 'any episode of apnoea' and 'mechanical ventilation postoperatively' in the SA group. Bradycardias were significantly less common in the SA group. In total, 7.5% of the SA group were converted to GA. The duration of surgery was significantly shorter in the SA group. No significant differences were found in the outcome measures 'postoperative oxygen supplementation', 'prolonged apnoea', 'postoperative oxygen desaturation <80%' and 'hospital stay'.
Conclusions We consider SA a convenient alternative for hernia repair in preterm infants, providing more safety regarding postoperative apnoea. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first meta-analysis to include studies exclusively comparing SA versus GA. More high-quality RCTs are needed.
Trial registration number CRD42016048683
herniorrhaphy
http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2018-028728
Contributors GS and KD conceived of the study design of the review. GS and KD performed the literature search and eligibility assessment. KD performed the data extraction. GS and KD individually assessed the study quality and data analysis. TB reviewed the manuscript in terms of statistical methods analysis and structure. Clinical input and assistance with the discussion was given by GS, RR, CBE, MC, MH and CS. KD wrote the manuscript. All authors reviewed the manuscript and approved it.
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Data availability statement Data are available in a public, open access repository. Data are available on reasonable request. All data relevant to the study are included in the article or uploaded as supplementary information.
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Thanks, everyone, who wished me happy birthday this week! So far 36 feels like... well... not much different :-) People have asked how my birthday went, and the resulting story is a little nuts.
My family and I went to a restaurant that we had a coupon for through Groupon - we love Indian food and it was a good deal. We will never go there again. It had a bar in it (not a big deal) with several people getting themselves smashed (annoying, but also not a big deal.) At first this was easy for us to ignore, but then a very inebriated woman decided to come see our cute children.
At first we tried to be polite about it, which as you can guess was a waste of time. She was no-short-term-memory kind of drunk, repeating the same things over and over and over. She wanted our baby to give her five. He had no idea what she was talking about. After about thirty repetitions, the manager returned to the dining room and I gestured at him repeatedly to please get this woman away from our table. Eventually, he did.
She came right back. Again, I had to point it out to the manager. My husband and I didn't want to do it, because we didn't want her to lash out at us.
Her friend did instead. She started shouting about how she had two children and would never take them anywhere that served alcohol, because having drunk people come stumbling up to your table is perfectly normal in such a place (in her universe). Now, I may be Mormon, but I've been in bars and pubs before and really, this was unusual. Besides that, it's hard to take criticism seriously when it comes from a confessed mother of two who is drunk at a quarter to eight on a Tuesday night.
Minutes later her friend - whom others were feeding more alcohol to - fell off her barstool. She didn't stumble off or fall partway and catch herself. She smacked right into the floor as only a thoroughly drunk person will do. Her group of friends all backed away. No one even went to see if she was all right. Finally, the manager peeled her off the floor and escorted her out.
Well I'm glad that you survived the dinner for your birthday (happy belated at that). I'm also glad the food was delicious. The manager should have helped out a little more but it seems appaernt they were more concerned that the money was still spent on drinks. I guess some people have no ability to hold their drinks.
I'm going to lurk here now!
You are most welcome here, Jen - you've got the same name, different spelling, as an old friend of mine whom I've run into twice in life, once at summer camp, and then we were both at the same boarding school, even though she'd moved across the country.
And yes, Abbie, it was quite a show. Felt like being in college again. THe food was fantastic! If you come visit us, we are not taking you there.


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Current and future international patterns of care of neurogenic bladder after spinal cord injury
A. Gomelsky, G. E. Lemack, J. C. Castano Botero, R. K. Lee, J. B. Myers, P. Granitsiotis, R. R. Dmochowski
Urology - Adult
Neurology & Neurotherapeutics
Purpose: We aim to summarize the literature on international patterns of care for patients with neurogenic bladder (NGB) from spinal cord injury (SCI). Methods: We performed a PubMed database search, hand review of references, communication with professional societies, and registry evaluations for pertinent data. Results: Established patterns of care, including SCI registries and specialty centers, are available in high-resource countries such as the US and UK. As such, mortality rates from complications of NGB/SCI are lower. Access to intermittent catheterization supplies, among other resources, may be inadequate in many low-income regions. Cultural and religious beliefs may also hinder integration of proper bladder management in SCI patients. While guidelines exist in many parts of the world, it is unclear how rigorously they are disseminated or followed. Conclusions: While there is a paucity of high-level evidence, the differences in patterns of care are closely related to socioeconomic status and resources of the geographic area. Future research efforts should focus on improving access to diagnostic modalities, supplies, and specialists in these areas.
World Journal of Urology
Accepted/In press - Mar 31 2018
Neurogenic Urinary Bladder
Urinary Bladder
Intermittent catheterization
Neurogenic bladder
Gomelsky, A., Lemack, G. E., Castano Botero, J. C., Lee, R. K., Myers, J. B., Granitsiotis, P., & Dmochowski, R. R. (Accepted/In press). Current and future international patterns of care of neurogenic bladder after spinal cord injury. World Journal of Urology, 1-7. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00345-018-2277-8
Current and future international patterns of care of neurogenic bladder after spinal cord injury. / Gomelsky, A.; Lemack, G. E.; Castano Botero, J. C.; Lee, R. K.; Myers, J. B.; Granitsiotis, P.; Dmochowski, R. R.
In: World Journal of Urology, 31.03.2018, p. 1-7.
Gomelsky, A, Lemack, GE, Castano Botero, JC, Lee, RK, Myers, JB, Granitsiotis, P & Dmochowski, RR 2018, 'Current and future international patterns of care of neurogenic bladder after spinal cord injury', World Journal of Urology, pp. 1-7. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00345-018-2277-8
Gomelsky A, Lemack GE, Castano Botero JC, Lee RK, Myers JB, Granitsiotis P et al. Current and future international patterns of care of neurogenic bladder after spinal cord injury. World Journal of Urology. 2018 Mar 31;1-7. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00345-018-2277-8
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Sursum Corda (Washington, D.C.)
Neighborhood in the US federal district
Map of Washington, D.C., with Sursum Corda highlighted in red
Sursum Corda (Latin: "lift up your hearts") is a small neighborhood located in Washington, D.C., bounded by North Capitol Street on the east, K Street NW to the south, New Jersey Avenue NW to the west, and New York Avenue NW to the north.[1]
The neighborhood draws its name for the Sursum Corda Co-operative Apartments, a 199-unit low-income housing complex constructed in 1968. The area became a notorious open-air drug market plagued by violence and poverty in the 1980s. After a notorious 2004 murder in the neighborhood, demolition and complete renovation of the low-income housing in Sursum Corda was announced in 2007. Little of the redevelopment happened, although extensive demolition occurred.[citation needed]
1.1 Sursum Corda Co-operative
1.2 Other community landmarks
2 Neighborhood redevelopment
2.1 Northwest One project
2.2 New Sursum Corda project
Residential neighborhoods north of Massachusetts Avenue underwent a prolonged decay in the first half of the 20th century. Controversial urban renewal plans of the 1950s and 1960s called for massive demolition of the area, part of it comprising the old Irish American neighborhood of Swampoodle. The plans though were only partially executed.[citation needed]
Sursum Corda Co-operative[edit]
Various Masonic and religious organizations took advantage of loan programs of the recently created U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to build housing for some of the displaced households. A group of Catholic activists from the nearby Gonzaga College High School and the parish of St. Aloysius conceived of a new urban village to house some of the households displaced by the demolitions. They also received support from the D.C. Public Housing Authority and the then-Senator from New York, Robert F. Kennedy.
The leading organizer and founder of the Cooperative was Eugene L. Stewart, an alumnus of Georgetown University.[2][3] In 1965, Stewart was approached as a member of the Georgetown Alumni Association and asked if the Association would become involved by sponsoring a low income housing project.[4][5] The idea presented to him was for students and alumni to assist with tutoring the poor and their children in the community. Stewart presented the ideas to the Alumni Board of Governors, but the plan was rejected. He formed Sursum Corda, Inc. and oversaw the construction of the Sursum Corda Cooperative.[5]
Image of Sursum Corda Cooperative on 1st Street NW, taken in January 2014.
Construction on the new development began in 1967. It was named Sursum Corda, a Latin expression meaning "Lift up your hearts" (which is intoned at the start of the Eucharistic Prayer during the Mass). The original plan called for 155 resident-owned and 44 rental townhouses on four acres (16,000 m²), arranged on courtyards and alleys around a horseshoe-shaped street (1st Terrace, L Place, and 1st Place NW) to promote a sense of community. The style was quite unusual for public housing of the era, in that the neighborhood was largely closed off, presaging some of the HOPE VI rehabilitation plans. The units offered amenities such as air conditioning, washer and dryer units, and kitchen garbage disposals. Rents were originally fixed at 25 percent of the residents' income.[citation needed]
A group of nuns from the religious institute of the Religious of the Sacred Heart (R.S.C.J.) were among the first residents, aiming to support and minister to the new residents. Father Horace McKenna, a Jesuit priest at St. Aloysius Church at Gonzaga College High School and well-known advocate for the poor, established a program to bring Georgetown University undergraduate students to tutor children in the neighborhood, a program which continues to the present day. McKenna Walk NW is named for him.[citation needed]
Disadvantageous tax laws led to neglect of the properties, and the arrival of crack cocaine in the 1980s sent the neighborhood into a steep decline. Its layout made it difficult to police, and consequently an ideal drug market and frequent battleground for street gangs. Despite the efforts of the Tenants Association, it became associated with poverty and crime. Even the nuns were driven away, the last departing in the early 1990s.[citation needed]
Other community landmarks[edit]
The Sursum Corda neighborhood also contains the Julius Hobson Plaza Condominiums (named for Julius Hobson, a civil rights activist and member of the first elected Council of the District of Columbia), the Severna Apartments, Sibley Plaza, the Turnkey, and the Tyler House Apartments. Sibley Plaza and the Turnkey are both owned by the District of Columbia Housing Authority (DCHA), while the DeSeverna and Tyler House Apartments contain large numbers of units subsidized by the DCHA.[6]
Local landmarks include the Walker-Jones Education Campus (preschool through eighth-grade) on New Jersey Avenue NW between Pierce and L Streets NW and its associated athletic field and basketball courts; the K Street Farm (a 1-acre (4,000 m2) good farm managed by Walker-Jones teachers) on the northwest corner of K Street NW and New Jersey Avenue NW;[7] and the Northwest One Neighborhood Library (built in 2009).[8]
Neighborhood redevelopment[edit]
On January 23, 2004, 14-year-old Jahkema "Princess" Hansen was murdered in the Sursum Corda Co-operative. Hansen was involved with 28-year-old Marquette Ward, a known drug dealer.[9] On January 18, 2004, Ward shot and killed 21-year-old Mario J. Evans in a hallway at the Temple Court Apartments for refusing to sell him a discounted drug.[10] Hansen and an 18-year-old girl witnessed the murder. Ward, worried that Hansen would talk to the police, paid 22-year-old Franklin Thompson $8,000 to kill Hansen. While Hansen ate dinner at a friend's apartment in the Sursum Corda Co-op on January 23, Thompson burst into the apartment and opened fire, wounding a 12-year-old girl. Hansen fled through the apartment. Thompson chased her and shot her twice in the head. Thompson and Ward were both convicted of first-degree murder in 2006.[9]
Hansen's murder, which The Washington Post called "heinous" and "execution-style", shocked many residents of the city and drew attention to the terrible housing conditions and severe crime occurring in the neighborhood.[1] It also prodded city officials to spur redevelopment in the area.[1][11]
Northwest One project[edit]
Determined to change the Sursum Corda neighborhood, the government of the District of Columbia announced a plan to tear down the Sursum Corda Co-op, the Golden Rule housing and retail complex, the Temple Court Apartments,[a] and other nearby buildings and construct a $700 million mixed use housing, office, and retail center for low-income residents. The city said that William C. Smith & Co., Jair Lynch Partners, Banneker Ventures, and Community Preservation Development would lead the project. Dubbed Northwest One, the project would build 1,630 units (spread among apartments, condominiums, and townhouses), rebuild 40,000 square feet (3,700 m2) of retail space, add 220,000 square feet (20,000 m2) of office space, and construct a 21,000 square feet (2,000 m2) health clinic (to be run by Unity Health Clinic). Northwest One would triple the residential density of the area, and increase low-income housing to 571 units from 410 units. An additional $45 million in city funds would be used to rebuild Walker-Jones Elementary School and construct a new branch library in the area.[8]
Little actual redevelopment occurred, although most of the buildings were demolished. The Sursum Corda co-operative declined to participate in the redevelopment. But the owners of other structures, such as the Golden Rule complex (owned by Bible Way Temple, a nearby church) did.[1] Temple Court Apartments was the largest housing complex in the area, with 520 units. But the Bush Companies, which owned Temple Court, wanted to out of the federal and city government-subsidized low-income housing plans and wanted to convert its units to market-rate housing. The District of Columbia exercised eminent domain over Temple Court, seizing it and ensuring it would not block the Northwest One plan.[11] Demolition of the participating structures occurred in 2008, with residents dispersed to other public housing projects in the city.[1][b] In 2009, the redeveloped Walker-Jones Education Campus and the Northwest One Neighborhood Library opened. But then redevelopment stopped. DCHA never assigned anyone to oversee the project, which left no one to push the developers to fulfill their agreement. DCHA itself was required to move from its headquarters at 1133 North Capitol Street NE to vacate and demolish its own headquarters to make way for the planned new housing, but the agency never did so. DCHA then lost the blueprints for the project, and only relocated them in June 2013. DCHA then discovered—after it had demolished the building—that the Temple Court Apartments were built with a mortgage insured by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development. This $3.9 million insurance policy required that only subsidized housing could be built on the Temple Court land, but the Northwest One project envisioned market-rate, office, and retail use there. Mayor Adrian Fenty and Mayor Vincent C. Gray both pledged to resolve the issue, but never did. Only two of the many planned Northwest One buildings were constructed. One was the 2M Street Apartments at 2 M Street NE. Built with $16.8 million in DCHA funds, only 93 of its 314 units are subsidized for low-income residents.[1] The other was the Severna Apartments, owned and built by Bible Way Temple.[11] The $15.7 million building (constructed with $1.9 million in DCHA funds) opened in 2011. All of its units are for low-income residents.[1]
The construction of the nearby NoMa - Gallaudet University Metro station and a surge in property values sparked redevelopment of the area.
New Sursum Corda project[edit]
In August 2015, Sursum Corda Cooperative Association announced it had partnered with Winn Development Co. and adjacent private landowners in the neighborhood to redevelop the Sursum Corda co-op and the surrounding 6.7 acres (27,000 m2) of land into a new high-density, mixed use housing development. The development, which will occur in two phases, will contain more than 1,100 apartments, six times the co-op's current capacity. Five buildings, with 1,280,000 square feet (119,000 m2) of residential space, 41,000 square feet (3,800 m2) of retail space, and 800 parking spaces, will be constructed on two parcels. The first phase, constructed on the parcel at L and 1st Streets NE, will contain three buildings of 164 units, 166 units, and 100 units. The second phase, located at the site of the current Sursum Corda Co-operative Apartments, will see two buildings of 339 units and 373 units.[6]
Starting in November 2018, Toll Brothers development began demolition paving the way for the re-development.[12]
^ The Temple Court Apartments consisted a 10-story tower with winding hallways, which allowed crime and drug dealing to occur out of sight.[1]
^ In addition to the 520 residents at Temple Court Apartments, there were 40 residents displaced from the Golden Way mixed-use complex.[11]
^ a b c d e f g h Samuels, Robert (July 7, 2013). "In District, Affordable-Housing Plan Hasn't Delivered". The Washington Post. Retrieved August 20, 2015.
^ Feinberg, Lawrence (September 25, 1968). "Montgomery Sets Up Study of Gun Control". The Washington Post.
^ Monagan, John (1985). Horace – Priest of the Poor. Washington, D.C.: Georgetown University Press. ISBN 9780878404216.
^ "Sursum Corda Lift Up Your Hearts". Journal of Housing. January 30, 1973.
^ a b "Georgetown's Highest Ranking of The Greatest Generation". The Georgetown Academy. February 1999.
^ a b Neibauer, Michael (August 19, 2015). "Sursum Corda subject of massive redevelopment play". Washington Business Journal. Retrieved August 20, 2015.
^ Barron, Christina (April 8, 2013). "D.C. School Creates Its Own Farm". The Washington Post. Retrieved August 20, 2015.
^ a b Zumbrun, Joshua (December 14, 2007). "Partnership Is Chosen for Redevelopment". The Washington Post. p. B1.
^ a b Cauvin, Henri E. (November 1, 2006). "2 Men Found Guilty of Murder in Slaying of 14-Year-Old Witness". The Washington Post. Retrieved August 20, 2015.
^ York, Jonathan (October 13, 2006). "Witness for the Prosecution". Washington City Paper. Retrieved August 20, 2015.
^ a b c d Andersen, Mark (October 29, 2014). "How D.C.'s Plan to Save Low-Income Housing Went Wrong". Washington City Paper. Retrieved August 20, 2015.
^ Banister, Jon (November 19, 2018). "Toll Brothers Begins Demolition Of Sursum Corda Community, Plans 1,100-unit Project". Business Now. Retrieved November 20, 2018.
Hirsch, John C. "Sursum Corda," American Studies Newsletter, Georgetown University, Spring 2005, p. 11.
Montgomery, Lori. "Some of D.C.'s Poor Question Their Place in Housing Plan," Washington Post, May 16, 2005, p.A1.
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Gates also said that in addition to that pledge, his foundation has boosted its annual funding for malaria by 30 percent.
The Gates Foundation announced in September a $50-million commitment to help scale up efforts to contain the Ebola outbreak.
The more than $500 million announced Sunday includes over $150 million to the PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative to advance development of next-generation malaria vaccines, and $29 million to the Clinton Health Access Initiative to support malaria elimination efforts in Southern Africa and the Greater Mekong Sub-region of Southeast Asia.
What is needed are single-dose complete cures for malaria, more sophisticated diagnostics and a next-generation malaria vaccine, as well as more widespread and precise use of bednets, he said.
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The html code looks correct in TextEdit, but when I look at the new code in any browser, the source gives me what I did not copy in. And if I type it into TextEdit extremely carefully, it still is garbage when I look at source. Its driving me whacky. This did not happen with my previous Mac.

A: textEdit is a rich text editor and not really suited to coding.  it tries to apply character set changes when you copy/paste/save/open.  This is quite different from notepad on windows which works fine for code (although notepad is full of huge bugs and really limited... but that's another topic).
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This week, the Teller and the Tale presents Edinburgh storyteller Calum Lykan. Calum is one of Scotland's up-and-coming young storytellers; he's also a highly sought-after tour guide who knows his way around the narrow closes and wynds of Edinburgh's Old Town as well as the stories that haunt these secret places.
Recently, Calum has teamed up with artist Chris Rutterford to stage a 2-week performance in the Scottish Storytelling Centre in Edinburgh to celebrate the 700th anniversary of the Battle of Bannockburn. Entitled "An Audience with Bannockburn", Calum and Chris transformed the Storytelling Centre into their private fiefdom, resplendent with period costume, banners, and a battle re-enactment video installation. The public has also been invited to have their portraits included within a huge mural depicting the Scottish troops.
3 Questions for the Storyteller Calum Lykan
1. Who or what called you to storytelling?
Although I'm relatively new to telling I still sometimes struggle to remember what brought me to this path and started me on the journey. I drifted for many years without focus or even an idea of what I wanted from life. Then one day I was put on a stage to deliver a historical talk (absolutely terrifying) but afterwards I realised I was still in one piece and the world hadn't ended and actually I rather enjoyed the experience. So I sought out other avenues to perform which brought me to Tour Guiding. Telling gruesome and grisly tales of old Edinburgh was my first telling experience and I saw how the stories captivated and entranced the audience, it was like casting a spell.
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2. What was the last story you performed or told?
I love to tell traditional Scottish Folk and Fairy tales but recently I have experimented with one or two of my own invention. So the last tale I told was about the Great Kilt which I wear and how it can sometimes get you in to trouble or just plain cause you embarrassment.
3. Who's your favourite storyteller?
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Donation of $10m to bring life and light to State Library of Victoria's Queens Hall
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Richard Poynder writes on LIBLICENSE (9 September 2015): What many now refer to as predatory publishing first came to my attention 7 years ago, when I interviewed a publisher who — I had been told — was bombarding researchers with invitations to submit papers to, and sit on the editorial boards of, the hundreds of…
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By Ruth A. Pagell* (12 September 2015) Master Chef is coming to Asian TV in September (2105) but if cooking is not your passion then open up the guidebooks provided by Elsevier and learn how to cook up your own world standard metrics. Articles in e-Access and Online Searcher examined Thomson- Reuters' subscription analytical platform…


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Q: Forge Viewer AR We have eagerly and daily been watching this blogpost for any update on the source code. Our team are really interested in looking into AR technology similar to that integrated with the Forge Viewer. Does any of the Forge developers happen to know whether there's any updates coming or if there's any other AR material to look into at the moment? Thanks a lot.

A: Pex.  That blog post should have a reference to the 'beta sign up' page.  I'll update it now.
You should start with the signup page to give you a feel for the toolkit.  Unfortunately, we have found an issue with load performance for large scenes we are addressing.  This has delayed that blog post and release of that source code.
Here is the beta sign up page:  beta.autodesk.com/
and then select: 'AR|VR Toolkit'
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Following the conclusion of the World Cup and the expiration of his contract, Carlos Alberto Parreira announced his retirement from coaching. As part of his contract, Parreira had also drawn up a plan of recommendations extending as far as football development at grass-roots level that SAFA was encouraged to review in the hopes of reviving the fortunes of the national football team. Pitso Mosimane, who had been Parreira's assistant, was selected as the new head coach with Parreira's blessings.
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'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' VFX Breakdown of Facial Animation
by Ethan Anderton
Though the Michael Bay produced adaptation of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles mostly left something to be desired (some inexplicably liked it), little criticism could be thrown at the visual effects. The motion-capture performance of the turtles themselves actually looked crisp, realistic and very well done, even if the rest of the film didn't make any damn sense. Now a cool featurette from Wired (via io9) looks at how they were brought to life with motion-capture technology. More specifically, it focuses on how the facial movements of the actors on set were translated to the final computer generated turtles. You'll also find out how the best scene in the film wasn't in the script. We wish more of that creativity was in the film. Watch!
Here's the featurette on the facial motion-capture in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from Wired:
The city needs heroes. Darkness has settled over New York City as Shredder (William Fichtner) and his evil Foot Clan have an iron grip on everything from the police to the politicians. The future is grim until four unlikely outcast brothers rise from the sewers and discover their destiny as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The Turtles must work with fearless reporter April (Megan Fox) and her wise-cracking cameraman Vern Fenwick (Will Arnett) to save the city and unravel Shredder's diabolical plan. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is directed by Jonathan Liebesman (Clash of the Titans) and written by Josh Appelbaum & Andre Nemec (Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol). Paramount Pictures released the film everywhere on August 8th.
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LOL. That one dude who did all that work and got re cast last minute...
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So, wait a second... the animators actually have to make some work, not like Andy Serkis claim of being using... how he call it? digital make up?
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Q: How to collect a list of latitude and longitude data for a location dataframe? I recently started coding in Python. I'm importing a csv file containing around 848 unique locations across India, and would like to use the geopy module to add in latitude and longitude for each location. After importing the data, I used this code:
from geopy.geocoders import Nominatim
import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_csv("../project/LocationIndia.csv")

lat = []
long = []

for location in df["Location"]:
    # Initialize Nominatim API
    address = location + ', India'
    geolocator = Nominatim(user_agent="MyApp")
    location = geolocator.geocode(address)
    lat.append(location.latitude)
    long.append(location.longitude)

df['latitude']=latitude
df['longitude']=longitude
df

Output:
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AttributeError                            Traceback (most recent call last)
Input In [14], in <cell line: 4>()
      7     geolocator = Nominatim(user_agent="MyApp")
      8     location = geolocator.geocode(address)
----> 9     lat.append(location.latitude)
     10     long.append(location.longitude)
     11 df['latitude']=latitude

AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'latitude'

Not sure why this is happening. If anyone can help me out, would be great, thanks!
This is the table btw:
    Location
0   Kharghar
1   Sector-13 Kharghar
2   Sector 18 Kharghar
3   Sector 20 Kharghar
4   Sector 15 Kharghar
... ...
843 BTM Layout
844 Kuvempu Layout on Hennur Main Road
845 Marathahalli
846 Rajajinagar
847 RMV

I was expecting values to be inputted as columns in the dataframe.

A: geolocator.geocode() returns None, if no results are found. Try error handling like:
if location is not None:
    # your code here


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