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SHERLOCK HOLMES - COMMON MISBELIEFS ABOUT THE CANON
Authors: Revati and SherlockExtra
Misbeliefs addition
Sadly there are numerous misbeliefs around Conan Doyle's original Sherlock Holmes stories, which are called the Canon. Here we would like to clarify these.
MISBELIEFS ABOUT THE CANON:
1. Conan Doyle committed murders to get inspiration for his mysteries
This statement is false, of course. Arthur Conan Doyle was a good-hearted man, but many people were jealous because of the huge success of the Holmes stories. These people started to spread misconceptions, hoping to impair or destroy his reputation (or to attract attention and money with false sensationalism). One mean and vicious statement was that the writer murdered to get inspiration for his detective stories.
Heather Owen, who is the member of The Sherlock Holmes Society of London & co-editor of The Sherlock Holmes Journal, refuted this "Conan Doyle committed murders" fake news. Roger Johnson, Commissioning Editor of The Sherlock Holmes Journal also remonstrated against this belief.
We have to note that these accusations spread after Doyle's death, around 1959-1960. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930) has never been charged with murder in his life.
In reality, the writer helped to solve some real crimes, proving the innocence of Oscar Slater, Richard Casement and George Edalji.
2. Everything in connection with Sherlock Holmes can be called the Canon
Journalists who are not familiar with the world of the Great Detective tend to use the term Canon wrongly. The same occurs with some fans on social media (Facebook, Twitter).
Once Canon meant religious writings that were considered authentic. Later it also referred to literary works that inspired other authors. In this case the works of the original author are sort of protected by the term Canon. This is beneficial, because Canon meant the works of the creative, ingenuous author, and referring to them as that made clear that they were talking about the works of the original author. The author who brought wonders to the world, deserves respect – Sir Arthur Conan Doyle very much deserves it, he inspires others with his masterpieces from the nineteenth century.
The character of the Greatest Detective was so stimulating that people loved to create new things for him as soon as his first adventures had been published. From the beginning of the 1900s the creators of the Sherlockian Game imagined the people who might belong to Sherlock's family. But it was clear for them that the sleuth and his stories were invented by Conan Doyle. It was important to them to definitely distinguish the original stories and the later, imaginary things. It benefits the fans, and Holmes himself also likes to separate facts from fiction.
Thanks to Doyle's wonderful ideas and work countless Sherlock adaptations and other literary works could come into being. Ronald Knox (1888 – 1957) and his colleagues began to research the Holmes-related pieces in the Victorian era, and they also started to collect the Canonical works of Doyle.
According to Sherlockian traditions Conan Doyle's 56 short stories and four novels belong to the Canon. Publishers offer these under the title Sherlock Holmes: The Complete Collection. Sherlockian scholars refer to these in their lectures and publications.
Nowadays the terms Canon and HeadCanon are used in a wider and different sense. It means no problem in some fantasy worlds, but we, the creators of this site would like to be accurate – there are too many adaptations and fanfictions, and our definitions must be clear.
Surely some fans were confused by the fact that Doyle's Canonical works were published with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman on the cover. But the BBC series is not the Canon. The episodes and the characters are based on the original works of the Scottish writer. Conan Doyle wrote the Canon, everything else is fanfiction.
Sherlock's world is fantastic because his wise fans know exactly what the Canon is. We, the admirers of Holmes can be proud of the fact that our fantasy world is unique and is based on the work of a world famous writer. We have to take care of it. Fans of The Lord of the Rings are also proud of J. R. R. Tolkien's works and regard them as treasures. We can also consider Doyle's stories a sort of a bible about the detective.
Unfortunately some people think (and they are wrong) that the word Canon can also be used for modern adaptations (series or contemporary novels). In the Sherlockian world it is clear for a long time that Conan Doyle's original works are the Canon, and these are the authentic foundations. When we respect this, it means that we are familiar with the Sherlockian traditions and also respect art and our fellow fans. We can avoid misunderstanding, and in a way we continue the valuable work of Ronald Knox, his colleagues and of many Sherlockian scholars. When we meet people who use the term Canon wrongly, correct them politely:
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote the Canon. EVERYTHING else is fanfiction.
Recommended site:
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3, The modern Sherlock Holmes adaptations are faithful to the Canon of Doyle
Of course we respect the tremendous work what is behind the modern versions, and it is not our task to offer opinion on them – viewers can do that themselves. But the true, the real Sherlock Holmes can only be known from the Canon, from the original stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Modern adaptations make the detective their title hero, but they change many things in his personality, and he not always profits from these alterings. The situation is the same with the other characters, and unfortunately modern versions contribute to the spreading of numerous misbeliefs as well. The creators of the modern adaptations often sacrifice the detective's original, humane characteristics and the moral values for being more popular.
Recommended site: Mistakes of the modern Sherlock Holmes adaptations
4. Conan Doyle committed plagiarism
a, Conan Doyle plagiarized the story of The Hound of the Baskervilles
Doyle and his friend Bertram Fletcher Robinson were golfing together, when the latter told a tale about a phantom hound in Dartmoor, where he had lived. They decided to write a story about it together. Doyle travelled to Robinson's house and they completed the adventure. While being in Dartmoor, Doyle even wrote to his editor about the new project, and he stated in the letter: "I must do it with my friend Robinson and his name must appear with mine." But the story appeared under his name, only with a footnote, telling "This story owes its inception to my friend, Mr. Fletcher Robinson, who has helped me both in the general plot and in the local details."He also paid his friend 500 pounds.
To add to the confusion, Doyle later wrote: "The plot and every word of the actual narrative are my own." The Hound of the Baskervilles was published in 1902. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle died in 1930. In 1959 - according to other sources in 1960 - Henry Baskerville, who was Robinson's coachman, told in an interview that he had seen him, and not Doyle, writing large sections of the novel.
It should be mentioned that at the time of writing Conan was already a world-famous writer. He brought innovations to literature and criminology that no one had done before. He was not short of ideas. Although he had already killed Sherlock Holmes, but his fame would not have been diminished if he had collaborated with another artist. Doyle was a true artist who respected the work of other artists. The two friends may have once planned the story together, but Doyle ended up writing it alone, with a different plot. Remember that readers, his own mother and the brilliant actor Willam Gillette had also convinced him before the story was published that he should resurrect Sherlock, so Doyle could go his separate ways with new inspiration. Conan was a gentleman. Perhaps he paid Robinson a debt of gratitude for mentioning the legend that inspired him.
b, Harry Houdini also said that Doyle committed plagiarism
There is an interesting story related to this: The famous illusionist, Harry Houdini accused Arthur Conan Doyle with plagiary.
Houdini, who was a close friend of Doyle for some time, knew every trick from the world of jugglery. Nowadays plagiary means someone using the work of someone else as his/her own. Doyle was a really talented writer, he did not need to copy the work of others. He changed a lot in the story of Poe, and invented new characters. In ancient times Romans took over the names and sculptures of Greek gods, and they still could make new sculptures and gods. Both the Greek and the Roman mythology are important parts of the culture. In the same way are both the works of Poe and Conan Doyle integral parts of literature.
By all means we have to nail down that the Houdini plagiary does not refer to monotonous copying. It means that the famous magician recognized that Conan Doyle used a modified version of Poe's trick from The Purloined Letter in his A Scandal in Bohemia. Doyle changed many details in his story, and all the characters and events were his creations. In the adventure the letter had been changed to a photograph, and he masterfully made possible for Holmes to wear one of his many disguises. Houdini never put Doyle's writing talent into question. As an artist and magician, he was rightfully vain and proud of his tricks. He only pointed out that the author based a story upon a famous magic trick.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was a very prolific writer, he penned many non-Sherlock stories. His The Lost World became an inspiration for lots of books and adaptations. His historical works are also outstanding. He was a truly ingenuous, productive writer. His books prove that he never needed plagiary.
HUNGARIAN MISBELIEFS (OR RATHER ERRORS)
5. Conan Doyle wrote 60 Sherlock Holmes stories and two novels
The Sign of Four had also been published in Hungary under the title The Dilettante Detective. The online description of the book says wrongly that Doyle wrote 60 short stories and two novels. The writer had 56 short stories and 4 novels (the novels being A Study in Scarlet, The Sign of Four, The Hound of the Baskervilles and The Valley of Fear).
6. Sherlock Holmes and 'The Musgrave Virus'
Some years ago The Adventure of the Musgrave Ritual was listed in a Hungarian TV-guide as The Musgrave Virus. This is a misbelief based upon mishearing and being not familiar with the stories. The legendary sleuth had nothing to do with viruses. The explanation lies in the similarity of the Hungarian words rítus (meaning ritual) and vírus (meaning virus, disease). Musgrave was the family name of Sir Reginald, whose butler disappeared while Holmes was on vacation on the estate.
7. Doyle's detective had an investigation at a place with a dreadful name
Another failure in a Hungarian TV-guide. There's a story entitled The Adventure of the Copper Beeches. The Hungarian name of this type of tree (Fagus sylvatica 'Purpurea') is vérbükk (vér means blood, that refers to the colour of the tree's leaves, while bükk means beech). Probably a translator was not familiar with the Canon, and because of the genre (crime/detective story) the word bükk had been substituted with the better suiting word bűn (crime): Vérbükk => vérbűn
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Clinical decision making requires ____________ thinking.
Clinical __________-__________ skills separate professional nurses from technical and ancillary staff.
Patients often have problems for which no ___________ answers exist.
Nurses need to seek ____________, act quickly, and make sound clinical decisions.
A continuous process characterized by open-mindedness, continual inquiry, and perseverance, combined with a willingness to look at each unique patient situation and determine which identified assumptions are true and relevant.
Recognizing that an issue exists analyzing information, evaluating information, and making conclusions.
What are the 6 Critical Thinking Skills?
__________ is a lifelong process.
_______________ and _____________ growth involves learning new knowledge, as well as refining the ability to think, solve problems, and make judgments.
The ____________ of nursing continues to grow. Nurses need to be flexible and open to new information.
What are the 5 components of Critical Thinking?
What are the 6 Critical Thinking Competencies?
What are the 5 steps of the nursing process?
Effective communication is needed between registered nurses (RNs) and __________ _____________ _____________ for giving feedback and clarifying tasks and patient status.
When patients' clinical conditions __________, warranting attention by RNs, clear directions are necessary to avoid missed care.
Applying critical thinking can help an RN make the decision about when to appropriate delegate _______.
The ________ of ____________ model adapted to nursing encourages concept clarification and a search for meaning in nursing practice. Uses a series of questions to help you through a clinical experience and to find meaning.
A tool used to clarify concepts through reflection by thinking back or recalling situations.
A visual representation of patient problems and interventions that illustrates an interrelationship.
When nurses have a form means to discuss their experiences such as a staff meeting or a unit practice council, the ____________ allows for questions, differing viewpoints, and sharing of experiences.
When nurses are able to discuss their practices, the process validates good practice and offers challenges and constructive ______________.
What is the five-step nursing process model?
A reasoning process used to reflect on and analyze thoughts, actions, and knowledge. Requires a desire to grow intellectually. Requires the use of nursing process to make nursing care decisions.
visual representation of client problems and interventions that shows their relationship to one another.
Systematic problem-solving method by which nurses individualize care for each client. The five steps of the nursing process are ASSESSMENT,NURSING DIAGNOSIS, PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION, and EVALUATION.
process of purposefully thinking back or recalling a situation to discover it's purpose or meaning.
Problem-solving approach that nurses use to define patient problems and select appropriate treatment.
Active, purposeful, organized, cognitive process used to carefully examine one's thinking and the thinking of other individuals.
Process that enables an observer to assign meaning to and classify phenomena in clinical situations by integrating observations and critical thinking.
Knowledge that is derived from the integration of best research, clinical expertise, and patient values.
Systematic problem-solving method by which nurses individualize care for each patient. The five steps of the nursing process are assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
Methodical, systematic approach to explore conditions and develop solutions, including analysis of data, determination of causative factors, and selection of appropriate actions to reverse or eliminate the problem.
Process of thinking back or recalling an event to discover the meaning and purpose of that event. Useful in critical thinking.
Codified sequence of steps used in the formulation, testing, evaluation, and reporting of scientific ideas.
think concretely and on the basis of a set of rules or principles. Follow step-by-step process without deviation. Trust expert has the right answers.
EX: Pt refusing to take medication, trouble shooting an IV pump, caring for a pt how leaves the room al the time.
the third level of critical thinking. Students (soon to be future nurses) anticipate needs and make choices without assistance from others. You choose an action or belief based on the alternatives.
Product of critical thinking that focuses on problem resolution. Does not have to be a problem.
when does Diagnostic reasoning & inference begin?
EX. Turn a pt, notice a redden area on the coccyx (tailbone), press it, redden color does not go away, form a __ that the pt has a pressure ulcer.
The nurse collects information and tries options until she is able to find a solution to the slowed infusion rate. The focus is on solving the problem with the patient's IV and not on solving the patient's health problem; thus this is an example of __.
a conscious process of thinking, analyzing, and learning from previous work situations.
A nurse has worked on an oncology unit for 3 years. One patient has become visibly weaker and states, "I feel funny." The nurse knows how patients often have behavior changes before developing sepsis when they have cancer. The nurse asks the patient questions to assess thinking skills and notices the patient shivering. The nurse goes to the phone, calls the physician, and begins the conversation by saying, "I believe that your patient is developing sepsis. I want to report symptoms I'm seeing." What examples of critical thinking concepts does the nurse show?
The surgical unit has initiated the use of a pain-rating scale to assess patients' pain severity during their postoperative recovery. The registered nurse (RN) looks at the pain flow sheet to see the pain scores recorded for a patient over the last 24 hours. Use of the pain scale is an example of which intellectual standard?
-Five step clinical decision making approach: assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
-Its purpose is to diagnose and treat human responses to actual or potential health problems.


Gargoyles was a remarkable show that is the product of a time and a place in not only the culture of the company that produced it but also the culture of the country at large. Born smack-dab in the middle of the 1990s, it was a strange mutant TV show from Disney, but with decidedly non-kiddie sensibilities. Whole books could be written about where Disney was in the 1980s and 1990s as a company, but suffice to say that this show was not Mickey Mouse or even Goof Troop, but more like the darkest episodes of Duck Tales fused with Batman the Animated series (which this show was specifically intended to compete against). It was a show that seemed to really committ to the idea that not only were kids worth talking UP to (rather than down at) but also that just maybe kids weren't the only ones who liked animated shows.
Gargoyles often gets lost in the discussion of classic TV shows and cartoons, largely because it came about in a time when entertainment was shifting. Programming blocks during the afternoon, and the once-mighty Saturday morning, were beginning to lose their sway as national interests were replacing regional programming. Video games and computers were starting to replace toys as the primary commodity for children, while comic books had ceased to be 'just for kids' and were now seen as viable investment options. Everywhere you looked, the very face of entertainment was changing and in the wake of the 1980s cartoon explosion, many titles fell through the cracks.
In 994, in Scotland, Castle Wyvern is beseiged by vikings but protected by gargoyles – mythical humanoid beasts that turn to stone during the day, but live during the night. A complex betrayal causes the last surviving gargoyles of the clan to be stuck in their stony form until 'the castle rises above the clouds', a prophecy not fulfilled for a thousand years until billionaire David Xanatos buys the castle and has it flown to New York City where he sets it atop his skyscraper. The gargoyles awaken to discover themselves in the 20th Century.
Betrayals and intrigue set the stage almost immediately as Xanatos uses the gargoyles as pawns in a powergrab. This theme of manipulation and usage will be repeated often throughout future episodes and stories.
The 'Manhattan Clan' as they come to be known befriend a NYPD detective named Elisa Maza who becomes 20th Century mentor as well as love-interest for the leader of the gargoyles, Goliath. The story initially focuses on the gargoyles coming to understand the 20th Century and deals with their multitude of foes (both new and old), but soon begins to take a turn towards the magical as the Clan – and then specifically Elisa and Goliath – begin to have dealings with faries and other denizens of fairy tales from around the world.
The first two seasons were considered only moderately successful (commercially anyway; fan and critical acclaim were steady), especially when compared to Batman the Animated Series (against which the show was meant to compete). A third season was produced by ABC after Disney cancelled the show, but many (including the show frontrunners) have generally disavowed it.
Gargoyles' stories are often a cut above the rest. Some of them are a little hokey, with morals that are a little forced (see Lighthouse in the Sea of Time, Outfoxed), while others are quite simply masterpieces of the genre (see Deadly Force, City of Stone). There are really no episodes that can be considered 'bad', while more than a few can be seen as sterling examples of writing.
The art in Gargoyles is underwhelming but more than adequate. Given that the show comes from Disney – who literally pioneered animation – especially when it comes to the use of color and visual texture, the show can feel a little underwhelming. It's not bad at all, but when you compare it to the lush backgrounds of Ducktales or Tailspin (which were contemporaries of Gargoyles), the show looks a little flat. It clearly is trying to be Batman TAS and, while not an innoble goal, it's just trying too hard and, as a result, it doesn't take advantage of the wider and more vibrant color-palatte its siblings enjoyed.
The animation is hard to score because it varies from episode to episode. The pilot 'Awakenings' is gorgeously animated with smooth movements unlike anything seen outside of the best anime of the time. A few episodes later, 'Enter MacBeth' is disjointed and uneasy, like the later episodes of GI Joe. There's never any truly bad animation, but some episodes are just merely adequate. Meanwhile, other episodes (often episodes focusing on the 'evil' gargoyle Demona) are shining examples of what good animation can produce.
The biggest weakness of Gargoyles is the cast of the Manhattan Clan. Goliath and the rest of the 'main characters' are really not very well developed. Oh, they're developed well enough. Adequately. But Goliath is the strong and stoic leader and that's about the end of his character most of the time. Lexington is the nerd, Broadway is the glutton, Hudson is the generic old man, etc. Most of the gargoyles never really get the chance to (pardon the pun) spread their wings.
This is fine because while the heroes are mostly one-note staples of the genre, the villains are excellent. David Xanatos is not some money-grubbing, mustache-twirling villain; he's simply an extremely ambitious man for whom morally has turned to shades of grey. He's far closer to Thomas Crowne than Mr Potter. Likewise, Demona – who initially seems evil for the sake of evil – is revealed to be a truly tragic figure who has struggled for years without end to keep her people alive against the increasing greed and selfishness of the humans she now dispises. All of this, after the apparent loss of her love, Goliath.
The heroes aren't poorly done at all, but they pale compared to the villains, who are the true stars of the show. Each villain after the next is, more often than not, expertly written so that while they may be the antagonists, they really aren't 'bad guys'.
Everything about Gargoyles is above average, or at least oscillates into the stellar. But where it truly excels is in its voice acting. Keith David leads the way as Goliath, turning an unremarkable Batman knockoff into a sympathic and charismatic leader. Pretty much all of Goliath's personality ultimately comes from David's excellence on the mic. Every other character is the same way. Ed Asner as Hudson sounds like a comfortable old chair, indicative of the character. Jonathan 'Will Riker' Frakes makes Xanatos a colorful mirror universe version of Tony Stark. Salli Richardson as Elisa Maza is nicely understated, seemlessly merging the hardboiled cop with the caring friend. Every character is beautifully voiced.
The stand-out, though, is Marina Sirtis who may have missed her calling as a voice actress. Her performance as Demona is truly inspired and will stand as one of the finest voice acting performances in animation, cartoon or anime or any other.
While this show is not without its problems, and not without it's less-than-impressive episodes, it is none the less one of the best animated series ever. No, I won't qualify that with a specific decade or a country of origin. This truly is one of the great shows that any fan of animation, or TV in general, should take some time to watch. The second season is definitely long and nobody's going to blame you if you don't care for the third season. But without a doubt, Gargoyles stands the test of time in narrative, in animation, in characters, in every way. This one is not to be missed.


As part of the complimentary support, we would be very happy to import all your existing contacts, and also your existing appointments, for you.
If you can get your contacts into a file that we can open in Excel (in any format) then we will tailor our import script to work for your contacts and get them imported into your FlexBooker account.
Simply email us with your contacts, and/or appointments, at support@flexbooker.com and we'll take care of the import for you.


Are you a SAHM? Do you know a SAHM. It's undoubtedly one of the toughest jobs around. Sometimes though, being a SAHM gets a bad rap. Not at Market Mommy! We support all moms, whether they work outside the home, inside the home or some of both!
That's why we LOVE this new t-shirt that celebrates all of the hard work that SAHMs do everyday. The work is hard and these multi-taskers deserve an extra shoutout whenever we can offer one.
"Proud Stay at Home Mom. Cause Life Outside my Home is too Bright and Scary."
Honest and straight forward. This shirt would make a great gift for that SAHM in your life. You can get this premium, v-neck tee for just $23.00 plus shipping costs. What would be better to wear during your next mom outing or play date? Visit Teespring and get yours today!
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The Long Island Press proudly announces that it will celebrate the top most influential people in the region with the much-anticipated, 15th annual Power List next month.
The special issue of the paper culminates in a must-attend Power List networking event, where local movers and shakers mingle while the honorees are fêted by their powerful peers. Attendees include a who's who of big names in the local business and political world.
Sponsors of the event include Bethpage Federal Credit Union, Canon U.S.A., Northwell Health, Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, P.C., Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilitation, PSEG Long Island, Cameron Engineering, Adelphi University, Nixon Peabody, Flushing Bank, First Central Savings Bank, Daniel Gale, SVAM International, Lessing's Hospitality Group, Zwanger-Pesiri Radiology, Alure Home Improvements, Sterling National Bank, Henry Schein, Islamic Center of Long Island and Sandwire.
Emceeing the event will be Diane Macedo, anchor of ABC News.
Russell Albanese, CEO of the Albanese Organization, Inc.
Louis Grassi, CEO of Grassi & Co.
Adam Silvers, Managing Partner of Ruskin Moscou Faltischek P.C.
Harry Singh, Chairman, President and CEO of Bolla Management Corp.
Howard Zemsky, President and CEO of the Empire State Development Corp.


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Here's the 2021 Booker Prize longlist
The 2021 Booker Prize longlist has been released, and it includes Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winners alongside debut novelists.
The Guardian also notes, in introducing the thirteen contenders for one of the biggest English-language literature prizes, that the list spans the globe, from Sri Lanka to South Africa to northern Canada.
These thirteen books are competing for a £50,000 ($69,000) prize; the shortlist will be announced September 14, with the winner being revealed November 3.
A Passage North, by Anuk Arudpragasam
Second Place, by Rachel Cusk
The Promise, by Damon Galgut
The Sweetness of Water, by Nathan Harris
Klara and the Sun, by Kazuo Ishiguro
An Island, by Karen Jennings
A Town Called Solace, by Mary Lawson
No One is Talking About This, by Patricia Lockwood
The Fortune Men, by Nadifa Mohamed
Bewilderment, by Richard Powers
China Room, by Sunjeev Sahota
Great Circle, by Maggie Shipstead
Light Perpetual, by Francis Spufford
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...the Secretariat has studied reducing the IPCC's carbon and environmental footprints, and examining the choice of meeting venues and travel distances. She stressed that these considerations must be balanced with other needs, including the facilitation of outreach and awareness raising. She raised the possibility of carbon offsetting and noted the success of the IPCC's use of electronic documents at recent meetings.
The real fireworks came when Mann's latest papers, which hypothesise that tree ring proxies have large numbers of missing rings after major volcanic eruptions, were described as "a crock of xxxx".
We truly need hydrocarbon energy: to lift more people out of poverty, maintain our living standards, and ensure the wealth and technology to adapt to any climate changes that nature may visit upon us (with or without some contribution from human carbon dioxide). Climate alarmism undermines all of this.


On a practical level, the women's growing ranks have overtaken the physical facilities available to them. There are, at present, a mere two women's bathroom stalls near the Senate floor, which often means long lines. But the senators have learned to use the situation to their advantage: (Michigan Senator Debbie)? Stabenow said recently that she and Senator Heidi Heitkamp, a North Dakota Democrat, spent their time in the bathroom line strategizing over how they might get a new farm bill passed.


DUBOIS, Pa. - The Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College softball team played in the 2018 USCAA Small College Softball World Series National Championship this afternoon at 12:00 p.m. EST. The Pomeroys battled the #1 seeded Cleary University for the second time in the tournament. SMWC fell 2-1 and could not complete their fourth straight National Championship finish. Despite the tough loss, the Pomeroys have finished as USCAA National Champions three times under head coach Mark Feller and twice as USCAA National Champion Runner-Ups.
Both the Pomeroys' and Cougars pitching performances were exceptional and each defense played stout. Cleary struck first on a two-run home run by Caitlin Dormire in the bottom of the fourth inning. The Woods rallied to score a run after Kelsey Young singled up the middle to score Kerri Schrock who earlier hit a double. A close play at the plate resulted in Mariah Stout being called out on the tag which would have tied the game for the Pomeroys. SMWC could not find their nitch offensively as the Cleary pitcher Riley Thompson closed the game in fashion. On the mound, Taylor Andrew suffered the loss. She went six innings, gave up five hits, two runs, and struck out six batters. Overall, Hollie Jones and Kelsey Young led the team in hits. Young went 2-for-3 with an RBI while Jones went 2-for-4.
Taylor Andrew and Hollie Jones were both named to the USCAA All-Tournament team. Jones finished the tournament with six hits, a triple, three runs scored, and three stolen bases. Andrew completed the tournament with three victories, 14 strikeouts, 27 innings pitched, four hits, and one game-winning RBI.


In Nature's Temple: The Life and Art of William Wendt will be the first full-scale retrospective on the art of William Wendt. In 1912 William Wendt was elected an Associate Member of the National Academy of Design, the same year that he built a studio-home in Laguna Beach. In many ways, Wendt represented the essential nature of California Impressionism both stylistically and ideologically. No other California Impressionist so consistently essayed the sweeping, romantic grand landscape view as Wendt, and no other painter so strongly equated his work with the ideology of Nature as Creation, and Nature as a spiritual path. Dapper, distinguished, and much admired by his many followers, Wendt functioned as a very visible example of what an artist should aspire to, and his ongoing career summarized the idealism that was the foundation of California art in the late-nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
California Impressionism—a hybrid style of painting that retained clarity of forms overlaid with the brilliant French Impressionist palette—was once critically unquestioned and regionally preeminent. It nearly disappeared in the maze of 1950s California hard-edge painting and abstract expressionism, 1960s pop and funk art, and the deluge of kinetic and performance art forms of the 1970s. However, to fully engage and understand the evolution of American painting, we need to understand the nuances of this hybrid approach to image making, as California was, of all the States, perceived as the real land of opportunity and reinvention and was destined to become the nation's most populace and economically powerful member. And, to understand California Impressionism, we need to fully examine its central practitioner, William Wendt.
The resurgence of interest in California's early painters over the past two-plus decades has resulted in a number of academically rigorous studies. The Oakland Museum of California Art's landmark exhibition and catalogue, Impressionism: The California View (1981) was perhaps the first attempt to contextualize California art within the spectrum of American studies, followed by William H. Gerdts still seminal book, American Impressionism (1984), that recognized Wendt and a host of other American artists previously consigned to "regional" as opposed to "American" status. A torrent of regional studies of American art followed in its wake, the majority of these dealing with some aspect of California art history. One of these was a compendium of documents on Wendt's life privately published in 1992 that, although useful, is limited in interpretive scope and compromised by a narrow methodology.
To date, the most referred to work on Wendt is Laguna Art Museum's 1977 catalogue written by noted scholar, Nancy Moure, for an exhibition of that same year. While this was a careful and focused study of Wendt, it came before (indeed, helped to instigate) the era of intense scholarship noted above. Given Wendt's enormous contribution, the time has come to build on Moure's early work. Until an exhaustive study of Wendt exists, a major piece of California art history, and thus American art history, remains missing.
The most obvious reason no detailed monographic study of Wendt has been undertaken in recent years is the daunting lack of primary research material: the artist left no diary; no scrapbook; and precious few letters. He left no children, and thus not even the prospect of family oral histories. The challenge now is to reconstruct Wendt's biography taking advantage of all the recent relevant scholarship in the field as a whole and to reassess his art in the same light. The exhibition will address this challenge with a full-scale retrospective, accompanied by a book detailing to the fullest extent possible his life and achievement. Wendt died in Laguna Beach on December 29, 1946.
Organized by Laguna Art Museum, the exhibition will be guest curated by Dr. Will South, chief curator at the Dayton Art Institute, and will be accompanied by a color book featuring a 50 page essay by the curator. Dr. South's many publications include Guy Rose: American Impressionist (1995); California Impressionism (1998); Color Myth, and Music: Stanton Macdonald-Wright and Synchromism (2001); and In and Out of California: Travels of American Impressionists (2002).
The 320 page book accompanying the exhibition has been published in partnership with The Irvine Museum.


We offer Physiotherapy, Clinical Pilates, Sports Massage, Sport Specific Assessments, Mobility, Clinical Yoga, Craniosacral Therapy and Reflexology. Please see our Services page for more info.
We have a Price List which outlines all our services, but for Physiotherapy Initial appointments, or New Injuries and for Sports Massage (one hour appointment); it costs £45. Follow up physio appointments tend to be 30 minutes and cost £35. Please note we have peak rates which apply to any physio appointments before 09:00 and after 17:00 Monday - Friday - just add an extra £4 to the appointment cost.
We take cash or card payments (Visa and Mastercard only) at both our locations and can also take both Apple and Android Pay. We are also happy to take card payments over the phone as well as bank transfers or, if you are lucky enough to have a Physio Effect Gift Voucher, that works too!
Wear something comfy, that will allow access to the injury and the surrounding areas. We have changing facilities on site if needs be.
There is free parking at our Northside Clinic and Studio in the marked bays only on Borron St, or in the industrial estate further up the hill.
There is metred paid parking outside our Southside Clinic in Crossfit Glasgow along Commerce St and is free after 6pm.
I have Private Medical Insurance - Can I use it for your services?
That often depends on your policy but in most cases, especially for Physiotherapy Services, yes. We are proud to be recognised providers for the following Companies: AVIVA, AXA, BUPA, CIGNA, Nuffield, Vitality, WPA and many more. We are also more than happy to email you a copy of your invoice should you have a policy where you pay first and then claim back the costs or your treatment.
How can I plan a treatment around my usual training sessions?
We completely understand that many of our clients are extremely active. It is generally advisable not to train/exercise on the same day after having treatment. This can be discussed with your therapist where you can formulate a plan working around your training schedules and/or events.
Some of the treatments may cause discomfort and it's not unusual to feel tender around your injury or treatment site for a day or so after the treatment. Your therapist will discuss any concerns you have before, during and after treatment and treatment methods and intensity will always be gauged on an individual basis. We are extremely patient focused here at Physio Effect and will consult with you around how you would like the treatment plan to work - ie. it may take a few more sessions of a less intense method to get the same results.
What is your class timetable?
Physiotherapy: Initial appointments are 45 minutes and allow the practitioner time to perform an assessment and start your treatment. Follow up appointments tend to be just 30 minutes unless you and your therapist agree an 'Extended Return" of 45 minutes would be more beneficial.
Sports Massage/ Craniosacral Therapy and Reflexology: Appointments are generally one hour although it is possible to book for a two-hour session. Sometimes, if the Therapist has space in their diary, it is possible to call in and secure a 30-minute massage on a given day but these cannot be pre-booked.
Clinical Pilates: Assessments last 30 minutes and Clinical Pilates sessions (1:1 and Classes) last one hour each.
Do I need a GP referral to see a physiotherapist?
Not at all - you can self refer by calling us (0141 230 4766) or completing the form here.
Should I get physiotherapy treatment or a massage?
Good question! Generally, if you feel you have an injury, it's best to get a physio to assess it. However if you have general aches and pains, it will probably be worth having a sports massage initially which could ease the issue. if you're not sure, please do get in touch.
Sometimes we have appointments available on the day, sometimes, it might be a few days until we can accommodate you, depending on your availability or whether you have a preferred location.
I set up an account in the web shop - how do i sign in?
I need to cancel/ reschedule my appointment - what do I do?
Appointments can be cancelled without fee up to 24hrs in advance - please click on the cancellation link in your confirmation email or call us on 0141 230 4766. Late Cancellations (within 24hrs) incur a % charge and failure to attend an appointment will incur the full cost of the appointment.
Why do I have to wait 6-8 weeks post partum to start the CryBaby class?
It's advisable to wait the full 6 weeks after labour to exercise again so to allow the body to heal and recover. The hormones that cause laxity to all your tendons and ligaments will be at its peak and also there will be a dinner plate sized wound on your uterine wall from where the placenta has detached from. Roughly 6 weeks is also when your lochia bleeding starts to settle down.


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Australian couple released from Iran detention, Jolie King and Mark Firkin back in Australia in 'good health'
Updated Sun 6 Oct 2019, 12:05 PM AEDT
Australians released from detention in Iran
Australian couple Jolie King and Mark Firkin are back in Australia after being released from an Iranian jail.
Jolie King and Mark Firkin had been detained in Tehran for several months after reportedly flying a drone without a permit
The pair had been travelling around the world since 2017 and documenting their adventures online
It was later revealed that an Iranian scientist in custody in Australia would not be extradited to the US, despite being ruled eligible by a magistrate
In a statement released through DFAT, the couple said they were "extremely happy and relieved to be safely back in Australia with those we love".
Hours after their release, Attorney-General Christian Porter revealed that an Iranian scientist who had been studying in Brisbane would not be extradited to the United States, despite a magistrate having ruled he was "eligible for surrender" to the nation.
The Perth couple had been detained for several months after being arrested for reportedly flying a drone without a permit. They had been travelling around the world since 2017 and documenting their adventures online.
All charges against them have now been dropped.
"While the past few months have been very difficult, we know it has also been tough for those back home who have been worried for us," they said.
"We are grateful for the efforts of the Australian Government in helping secure our release, and we thank our family and friends for their love and support.
"While we understand the intense public interest, we do not wish to comment further at this time and request the media let us and our families get back to our normal lives.
"We know there are others who remain in detention in Iran, including a fellow Australian, and believe intense media coverage may not be helpful for efforts to bring them home."
Photo Foreign Minister Minister Payne said the Government went "through diplomatic channels … to secure their release".
ABC News: Matt Roberts
Foreign Affairs Minister Marise Payne said the travel bloggers were in "good health and in good spirits" and had been united with their families.
She said the couple's return was a "source of great relief and joy for everyone".
"The Government has worked very hard through diplomatic channels … to secure their release as well as to ensure they were treated appropriately while they were detained," she said.
"We have done that discreetly and I would note that each case of an Australian unfortunately detained overseas is different and requires a specific and particular response."
Iranian scientist will not be extradited to US
Later on Saturday Iranian state TV showed University of Queensland research student Reza Dehbashi Kivi returning home after 13 months in custody in Australia over allegations he exported American equipment for detecting stealth planes or missiles to Iran, circumventing US sanctions.
Footage shows Mr Dehbashi Kivi wiping tears from his eyes as he walked into Tehran's Imam Khomeni international airport.
Video 0:46 Iranian scientist released from Australian custody, arrives in Tehran
Mr Porter would not say if the two cases were linked, saying "extradition requests are considered on a case-by-case basis".
"The Australian Government does not comment on the details behind its consideration of particular cases," he said in a statement.
"And while it is likely that because of Mr Dehbashi Kivi's nationality some will speculate regarding this matter, consistent with prior practice I do not intend to comment further on the particular details of this case, particularly when any such response from me may diminish our Government's capacity to deal with future matters of this type in Australia's best interests."
Former diplomat Bruce Haigh said his "inclination would be that it's part of a deal", but if the two cases were connected Australia likely would have consulted with the United States before an exchange.
"There's nothing in recent time that would indicate that we'd want to push back against the United States in any way," he said.
PM welcomes King and Firkin home
Senator Payne had raised the release of Ms King and Mr Firkin with the Iranian Government at a recent summit, and had been in face-to-face talks with Iran's Foreign Minister Javad Zarif.
Photo All charges against the couple have been dropped.
Instagram: Jolie King
Prime Minister Scott Morrison took to Twitter to welcome the news of the pair's release.
"Great to have Jolie and Mark home. Thanks to the whole team involved in bringing them home."
Ms King is a dual Australian-British citizen and the UK Government had demanded the couple's release, with British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab contacting the Iranian ambassador.
The UK Foreign Office said Mr Raab "raised serious concerns about the number of dual national citizens detained by Iran and their conditions of detention".
Video 1:07 Jolie King and Mark Firkin posted about their travels through Pakistan in June, before they were detained in Iran.
Online followers had raised concerns after the bloggers did not post for several weeks.
"Hey you guys, we are getting worried, no post or episode for over a month," one wrote. "Hope you are both well and safe."
They were being held at the notorious Evin jail, north of Tehran, which is used to house political prisoners.
'We don't accept the charges'
Another Australian, Melbourne academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert, remains incarcerated in the same prison.
The ABC understands Dr Moore-Gilbert has been convicted of espionage and sentenced to 10 years in jail by Iranian authorities.
Photo Dr Moore-Gilbert is a Middle East expert at the University of Melbourne's Melbourne Asia Institute.
In a statement issued via the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) in September, her family thanked the Government and the University of Melbourne for their "ongoing support at this distressing and sensitive time".
Dr Moore-Gilbert is a Middle East expert at the University of Melbourne's Asia Institute, specialising in Arab Gulf states. She has also studied at Cambridge.
She was arrested and convicted late last year.
"The Australian Government is continuing to seek her return to Australia and discussions with authorities in Iran are ongoing," Senator Payne said.
"They are very long-term negotiations and they are ongoing.
"She has been detained some considerable time and has faced the Iranian legal system and been convicted and sentenced. We are continuing our discussions with the Iran government, we don't accept the charges upon which she's been convicted and we would seek to have her returned to Australia.
"The situation is very complex."
The University of Melbourne said last month it had been in close contact with the Australian Government and Dr Moore-Gilbert's family and would not be providing further comment about the "sensitive matter".
Posted Sat 5 Oct 2019, 12:56 PM AEST
Australian woman jailed in Iran identified as Melbourne academic
'Hey you guys we are getting worried': Followers raised concerns about Australian travel bloggers held in Iran
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How To Make Your Mix Louder Without Clipping Or Distorting
Have you ever completed a mix only to compare it to your favorite songs and find that it just sounds way too quiet?
You try turning up the volume of your track or tracks, but then you start running into clipping or distortion problems?
This can be very frustrating, but there is actually a pretty simple solution...
You can make your mix louder without clipping by using a limiter. A limiter allows you to set peak loudness, preventing clipping, while also allowing you to increase the volume of all other sounds in your mix.
While a limiter will absolutely prevent your mix from clipping, and it will also make your track louder (see below for how to use a limiter), a limiter may not actually be enough.
A limiter will keep your master from clipping, and it will turn up louder songs, but your song may still not sound, on average, as loud as what you're hearing on Spotify or the radio.
Keep reading for strategies on how to make your songs louder without clipping or distorting.
Why Is My Mix So Quiet?
How Loud Should My Mix Be?
How To Make A Song Louder Without Losing Quality
Increase Actual Loudness
Turn Up The Volume
Automate The Volume
Boost Desired Frequencies
Increase Perceived Loudness
Harmonic Saturation
Dynamic Processing
Cut Unwanted Frequencies
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What's Your biggest mixing challenge?
I remember when I first got into music production, after finishing a new batch of songs, I'd be so excited to burn them to a CD and try them out in the car.
Sometimes I'd burn my songs to a CD with other professionally produced songs that had already been released and I'd notice a huge difference.
Production quality aside, I noticed that my tracks were way quieter, and I'd find myself having to jack up the volume in order to listen at the same level.
Why? I wasn't using a limiter on my tracks (I didn't even know what a limiter was or why there were necessary at the time).
Most likely, your mixes are too quiet because you haven't placed a limiter or limited properly, or your average sound level (Loudness Unites relative to Full Scale--LUFS) is too low.
In order to make your mix sound louder, be sure to place a limiter at the end of your signal chain, and monitor your LUFS, and make sure.
I wrote an entire article on how long you want your mix and master to be that you can check out right here.
However, a general rule of thumb is to keep your level no higher than -6db, an louder than -8 short-term LUFS.
So, without further ado, how do you make your track louder without clipping or losing quality?
Here are some strategies...
I know, kind of obvious, but have you actually checked to see you're getting the most volume you can out of your track without going over -6db?
Adjust your sliders or use a gain plugin to set your volume levels and balance the way you want, ensuring that you're going above -6db.
You can also automate the volume.
If there are sections in your song where your lead instrument, be it a vocal, guitar, or synth, is getting buried in the mix, try automating the volume to bring it up in those certain sections where it's buried.
This is also a good trick to use on the chorus/hook sections of your song. Your verses should be slightly quieter than your choruses, and you can use volume automation to accomplish this.
Pick up the volume slightly leading into your choruses, as this will help them stand out and boost their energy.
You may also have some frequencies areas that are lacking in your mix that you can boost with a little EQ.
For example, a simple tweak you can do to trick the human ear is to slightly boost around the 3khz range to make your track sound louder and and better.
If you've tried the above steps, then likely what you really need to do is increase the perceived loudness of your track.
But what is perceived loudness?
Perceived loudness is a psycho-acoustic quantity that depends on sound pressure level, the frequency spectrum, and the time behavior of the sound in question...
A volume increase of 6 to 10 dB in gain level should give a
sense of doubling the loudness, the psychoacousticians tell us.
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In other words, because of the way the human ear works, how loud a sound actually is (sound pressure level, or decibels [db]) doesn't necessarily determine how we perceive a sound.
Certainly, if you increase the decibel level of a sound, it's going to sound louder, but this isn't the most accurate way of determining what we consider loud, at least when it comes to music production.
Instead, you want to look at "LUFS"... "Loudness Unites relative to Full Scale".
LUFS
LUFS, or 'Loudness Unites relative to Full Scale', describe loudness without direct absolute reference. LUFS matches how our ears actually perceive sound.
To summarize that technical jargon, your track might be the proper loudness in terms of db level, but still lack in loudness because it is lacking in LUFS.
Here are a few ways you can boost your perceived volume without actually increasing the volume of your track...
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What Is A Compressor?
A compressor is an amplifier who's output gain (db) reduces as input gain (db) increases. (Low volumes are raised as high volumes are reduced).
Or, another way of thinking about it, a compressor is kind of like an automatic volume knob.
If a sound's gain crosses the threshold you set, it's volume will be turned down. If you then increase the make-up gain, you'll then be turning up the volume of quieter levels in that particular sound.
But using compression, you can reduce extreme dynamics to make your instruments or entire mix to sound fuller and louder without actually increasing the loudness, and thus, not clipping or distorting.
For my full guide on what compression is, and how to use it in your mixes, check out my article here.
Another way to increase perceived loudness is to use harmonic saturation.
What Is Harmonic Saturation?
Saturation is a subtle form of distortion that adds pleasant-sounding harmonics.
This effect originates from the days of analog equipment when audio recordings ran through various pieces of hardware. Because the physical nature of this gear, when the sound signal ran through them, they would add subtle amounts of distortion or "coloration" to the sound.
A harmonic is a subtone or overtone frequency that is an integer multiple of a fundamental tone.
In other words, when you add saturation to a sound, if that sound is primarily in the, say, 440hz range, it will add in other frequencies both above (overtone) and below (subtone) the fundamental (440hz).
Saturation adds more frequency content to a sound, and therefore, can make your song sound louder without actually increasing the volume and clipping or losing quality.
You can also use dynamic process to increase perceived loudness.
What Is Dynamic Processing?
Dynamic processing is the process of altering the dynamic range of an audio source to make it easier to place in the overall mix.
Technically, compressors and limiters are both examples of dynamic processors, as how much they effect your sound is determined by how much level is going through them at any given time.
In other words, how much a compressor is compresses changes over time (dynamics). Unless, of course, you set your threshold so low that your compressor or limiter is constantly compressing.
But what I'm more talking about here are using Expanders.
What Is An Expander?
An Expander is an amplifier who's output gain increases or reduces after the signal crosses a threshold.
Rather than EQing an entire frequency range, or compressing an entire signal, you can use dynamic processing and either cut or compress a certain frequency ONLY when it becomes problematic.
This helps to avoid over-compression, and allows your track to breathe more.
This may sound counter-intuitive, but you can actually make your track sound louder by cutting frequencies!
For example, a lot of your instruments may contain low-end or bass frequency content that you don't really need, and can't really even hear.
You may think, "If I can't hear it, what's the big deal about leaving it in?"
However, by leaving it in, when you go to compress and limit your track, your plugins are going to detect those low levels and boost them, which takes up precious db space in your mix.
But cutting unwanted frequencies, the frequencies you DO want will stand out, sound louder, and you'll also get a cleaner, less muddy mix.
Speaking of which, check out my article here on how to fix a muddy bass sound.
As probably know, panning is essential to creating a pleasant, stereo mix. Without panning, and even dynamic panning, all you really have is a mono mix, which is just flat and boring.
However, what you may not know is that making space in your mix with panning can also increase the perceived loudness.
By panning sounds across the stereo field, you'll allow your sounds and instruments to stand out, and prevent multiple sounds from masking each other.
As a result, your individual sounds will cut through the mix better, increasing perceived loudness.
Panning Tip
Place your lower frequency sounds near the center and work outward panning higher frequency content out the furthest.
And now we've arrived at the most important element of a pleasantly-loud track: limiting.
What Is A Limiter?
A limiter is an amplifier who's output gain (db) has a volume limit that remains the same regardless of it's input level (RMS & PEAK).
In layman's terms, you can crank up the input level on a limiter as much as you want (making the song louder), and the peak level of your track will never get any higher.
So with a limiter, you can set the level at which you want your loudest sounds in your song to hit, and then increase the input level.
What this will do is make the sounds that are quieter in your mix louder, while preventing your loud sounds from getting any louder, preventing clipping.
Of course, you can always go too far and squash your track with too much limiting. But done right, a limiter is going to help you get 90% of the way to matching the loudness level that you hear all the professionals putting out.
Combine that with the other tips I mentioned above, and you'll never struggle with loudness ever again!
Limiting Tip
Set an out ceiling of -0.1 to -0.3, and decrease Threshold until the loudest portion of your song is experiencing consistent attenuation between -1 to -6 db.
The key to getting a loud track that matches what the pros are producing without clipping, distorting, or losing quality is 10% increasing the actual loudness, and 90% increasing the perceived loudness.
And the quickest and most effective way to increase perceived loudness is by limiting.
Of course, creating a sufficiently and pleasantly loud track is only one part of creating professional-sounding songs.
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You'll discover a proven step-by-step system for completing professional-sounding songs.
This will be especially beneficial if you find yourself working on songs for hours on end only to look back and wonder if you actually made your track any better.
I hope you got value from this post on, How To Make Your Mix Louder Without Clipping Or Distorting!
If so, feel free to share it, and let me know in the comments below...
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KSU Entrepreneurship Center "The Shrimp Tank" Special Holiday Edition
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Feeding Young Entrepreneurial Minds & Businesses Plans Entrepreneurs come to the Shrimp Tank to compete for funding to grow their dreams.
Special Holiday Episode featuring the children of your Hosts of The Shrimp Tank Chris Hanks and Ted Jenkin.
Ted Jenkin, Chris Hanks, Catherine Hanks and Hannah Heisman
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Ted Jenkin has spent the past 22 years giving personal financial advice to thousands of people across the United States. After graduating from Boston College in 1991, Ted spent more than 16 years working for American Express Financial Advisors/Ameriprise Financial. He was one of the youngest people in the history of the company to reach both Field Vice President and Group Vice President level. He managed more than 800 financial advisors throughout 8 states in his last position with the company. He won the premier performer award, leader of the year award, and had the number one office in the country for more than two years in a row. In 2008, Ted founded oXYGen Financial to help revolutionize the financial services industry by creating a new company that focused on serving the X and Y Generation. oXYGen Financial now has more than 1,700 clients throughout 25 states across the country. Ted has been featured in over 25 magazines and newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, Business Week, and The Huffington Post. He has six advanced designations from the College for Financial Planning (CFP®, CRPC®, CRPS®, AWMA®, AAMS®, CMFC®) and is an on air radio personality featured on the popular drive time Atlanta radio show The Rock 100.5 Morning Show on Rock 100.5 FM. Ted lives in Milton, GA with his wife Genna and three kids Olivia, Lyla, and Louden.
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Christopher C. Hanks is the founder and executive director of the KSUEntrepreneurship Center. Prior to this, Hanks was the founder and director of the entrepreneurship program at the University of Georgia. He has owned multiple businesses, including music, e-commerce, publishing, and export ventures. He is also the co-author of a best-selling book on low risk entrepreneurship.
Hanks leads the International Entrepreneurship Institute and is certified in business valuation, providing expert witness testimony. Before teaching at UGA, Hanks taught entrepreneurship at Georgia State University and assisted in leading the Russell Center for Entrepreneurship. He earned a BBA from University of Georgia and an MBA from San Jose State University. Before launching his first business, Hanks held corporate risk management positions in the pharmaceutical and beverage industrie
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I have to thank my good friend Erin for sharing this recipe with me. I remembered her mentioning she made these bowls before so I set out to make my own. There are a million different ways you can make the bowls, it basically boils down to how you like your sushi. I love raw sushi but I was not brave enough to attempt my bowl with raw meat. Crab is Sterling's favorite so I used the good ole "K" krab:) Gotta be honest I don't hate the imitation crab. My friend Erin said that she uses shrimp and the crab in her bowls so that is another option. I have a feeling fresh crab would also be amazing. You can sub white rice if you want but I was trying to make ours healthier. Erin also recommended spicy mayo (mayo + sriracha) but I omitted that too and just used soy sauce.
That looks delicious! I don't hate imitation crab either...but I think I might have to ease my way into adding anything raw into the bowl. However, ahi tuna wouldn't be a bad option!
This just blew my mind - such a DUH moment. I've never been brave enough to actually make sushi at home and this is the perfect way to get the flavor without the fuss!
Look amazingly delicious! I told a Japanese friend of mine one I liked sashimi. I promptly received a invite for dinner. Her husband had come back from sea fishing and I was served sliced raw fish he had caught, and a lot of it. It have been briefly marinated with some soy sauce and chilli. I was nervous at first once I tried it, I found it ok - but too chewy. Yours looks more up my street!


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Professor Owler will set out priorities to strengthen the Australian health system to cope with growing demand. Acknowledging the political and economic realities that confront Governments, Professor Owler will outline the practical, affordable, and achievable policies and actions that the AMA believes will best serve the health needs of the Australian population.
Professor Brian Owler was elected Federal President of the AMA in May 2014.
He is a Consultant Neurosurgeon at the Children's Hospital at Westmead, Westmead Private, Sydney Adventist Hospital at Wahroonga, and Norwest Private Hospital.
Professor Owler has a PhD from the University of Sydney and spent 18 months performing research at the Academic Neurosurgery Unit at the University of Cambridge. He is a Professor of Neurosurgery at the University of Sydney.
Professor Owler has a particular interest in public health advocacy. He can be seen on billboards and on television as the face and voice of the "Don't Rush" advertising campaign targeted at reducing speed-related road accidents in NSW.
As AMA President, Professor Owler has highlighted the health and social harms of alcohol abuse and domestic violence. He has also been a strong public voice on the health effects of climate change and the benefits of immunisation, and is a champion for Indigenous health.
Professor Owler led the AMA's campaign for Australia to take a leading role in responding to the Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa in 2014. And he was front and centre in the AMA's successful campaign to have the Government scrap its plans for GP co-payments.


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New Orleans and Haiti are linked by culture, food and history
When you walk around New Orleans, you can see the Haitian influence everywhere, from the creole cottages to the jambalaya. And thousands of New Orleanians trace their ancestry back to the island. This connection had one journalist asking, is the feeling mutual?
The destructive life of a Mardi Gras bead
Each Mardi Gras, 25 million pounds of beads hit the streets of New Orleans. The story of how they got there — from the Middle East, to China, to Bourbon Street — reveals a cycle of environmental degradation, worker exploitation and irreparable health consequences.
Why some immigrants and refugees in Louisiana are having trouble getting married
A new law in Louisiana that adds new requirements to process marriage licenses is being challenged for discrimination against refugees and immigrants.
Foreign-born citizens in Louisiana have had to take extra steps to register to vote — until now
A 142-year-old Louisiana law that created a cumbersome process for naturalized citizens to provide proof they are citizens has been repealed. The next step? Voter advocates say they want to be sure changes are made at registrar offices.
A decade after Katrina, one researcher looks for global lessons in its aftermath
There's a big difference between an earthquake and a hurricane. But both of them unleash the same kinds of devastation, says researcher Malka Older.
The $50 billion plan to save Louisiana's wetlands
The state of Louisiana is disappearing at an incredible rate, and its sinking deltas threaten some of the nation's crucial oil, gas and fisheries industries. But Louisiana has a "Hail Mary" plan to save it. Industry and government have created an unprecedented plan to save and rebuild these wetlands over the next 50 years — and say failure is not an option.
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The therapeutic potential of Aloe Vera in tumor-bearing rats
M. M. Corsi, A. A E Bertelli, G. Gaja, A. Fulgenzi, M. E. Ferrero
Aloe Vera has been claimed to contain several important therapeutic properties, including anticancer effects. The effect of Aloe Vera administration was studied on a pleural tumor in rat. Growth of Yoshida AH- 130 ascite hepatoma cells injected (2 x 10 5 in 0.1 ml) into pleura of male inbred Fisher rats was evalued at different times (7th and 14th days). Data show that the use of Aloe Vera proved a therapeutic method, and that the present experimental model could be useful in the study of other therapeutics treatments in vivo.
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Corsi, M. M., Bertelli, A. A. E., Gaja, G., Fulgenzi, A., & Ferrero, M. E. (1998). The therapeutic potential of Aloe Vera in tumor-bearing rats. International Journal of Tissue Reactions, 20(4), 115-118.
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Bass and drums duo Sumo Princess has been described as a cross between Royal Blood, Devo , Television and Black Sabbath and Elettrodomestico has been described as a satanic electro-pop version of The Mommas and Poppas.
Los Angeles based art-core duo Sumo Princess, feat vocalist/bassist Abby Travis (Go-Go's, Masters of Reality, Eagles of Death Metal, Cher, Beck, Farflung,) and drummer Gene Trautmann (Queens of the Stone Age, Eagles of Death Metal, Mark Lanegan Tour, Miracle Workers) to tour in April with Jane (Go-Gos) Wiedlin's Elettrodomestico.
After working together in The Go-Go's for the past 7 years. Wiedlin and Travis thought it would be fun to have their respective bands join forces for this run. Bass and drums duo Sumo Princess has been described as a cross between Royal Blood, Devo , Television and Black Sabbath and Elettrodomestico has been described as a satanic electro-pop version of The Mommas and Poppas.
In conjunction with the tour Sumo Princess is releasing two 7" limited edition vinyl picture disc singles. The band collaborated with 9 different artists to create 9 different numbered editions of these singles. Star Spangled Banner/ Tinsel Man will be released in 4 editions featuring the art of Brian Grillo, Jacobine Van Der Meer, Jim Herrington and Pat Arnao. You Will Break/ Sumo Princess will be available in five editions featuring the artwork of Rocky Schenck, Darcy Yates, Snakesweaters, Tommy Greñas, and Joe Travis.
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Art has been used as therapy for hundreds of years in clinical and other settings. However, how much does participation in the arts have a positive impact on people's health and well-being?
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As part of the final blog post in our series on palliative care, we expel some of the myths and discuss ten things you should know about morphine and its use during end of life care.