I'm very excited to tell you about The Nag's Head at Haughton, Cheshire. A pub style dining experience with menus created by Michelin star celebrity chef - Nigel Haworth.
Ribble Valley Inns are opening up yet another fine eatery and this one will be in the heart of Cheshire. The Nag's Head resides in a Grade II listed building which started life in the 17th Century as a local smithy and inn. Currently the space is undergoing restoration. If you decide to visit you can look forward to looking at some original features such as Victorian tiled floors and 17th Century beams.
The pub has a bowling green, kitchen garden, and large al fresco dining space, which will be super for a glass of bubbles in the summer. And for the colder months there are 4 stunning open log fires inside. All occasions and weathers catered for.
There is parking available for customers and there is even a set of horse bays where equestrian diners can park. Nothing and nobody has been forgotten about.
General Manager Darren Gallagher will be looking after this new establishment. His team will be on hand to meet and greet locals, destination diners, tourists, families, dogs and don't forget horses too!
North West food hero Nigel Haworth has worked with Head Chef Michael Carter to come up with a menu that uses ingredients and supplies from the local area.
The Nag's Head will open on 9th June 2014.
Long Lane, Haughton Moss, Tarporley, Cheshire, CW6 9RN.
Lunch: Monday – Fri: 12-2pm, Sat 12-9pm, Sun 12-8.30pm.
Afternoon Bites: Monday – Fri: 12 – 5.30pm.
Dinner: Mon – Thurs: 5.30-8.30pm, Fri: 5.30-9pm, Sat: 12-9pm, Sun: 12-8.30pm.


\r\nGator that funny, Mine partners didnt either!
Congrats guys. You had awesome seasons for sure. Way to work.
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I reported your post, you might get and infraction for that one!
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you stick the deer and trick the women?
My partners didn\'t enter anything either!!!!
Congrats to the winning team!!
Way to go guys! Congrats on the win.
I seen the police pick three of his relatives up for robbing a store just a hour ago. Its all over the news.
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Only way they could afford the jewelry!


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Trump administration proposes rule requiring hospitals to publish the prices negotiated with insurers
Author: Angelica LaVito
The Trump administration is proposing a rule that would require hospitals to publish the prices negotiated with insurers.
Hospitals could be fined up to $300 a day if they fail to make prices available online.
President Donald Trump has made lowering health-care costs one of his key priorities.
A bionic hand named after Luke Skywalker could help amputees feel again
Author: Morgan Hines
To lose a hand is to lose part of yourself, Gregory Clark, associate professor of biomedical engineering at the University of Utah told USA TODAY. And while prosthetic hands have been in use for thousands of years, there is room for improvement.
Researchers at the University of Utah, with the help of other organizations including Blackrock Microsystems and DEKA, have been on a mission to do just that. They have developed a prosthetic system that will allow patients to regain their sense of touch
'Deepfakes' Trigger a Race to Fight Manipulated Photos and Videos
Author: Abigail Summerville
Computer-generated videos are getting more realistic and even harder to detect, as WSJ's Jason Bellini explains in this video. (Originally published in October 2018)
Startups and government agencies are researching ways to combat doctored images ahead of the 2020 election.
Startup companies, government agencies and academics are racing to combat so-called deepfakes, amid fears that doctored videos and photographs will be used to sow discord ahead of next year's U.S. presidential election.
The Diet That Might Cure Depression
Author: Olga Khazan
Several studies show that healthy eating is connected with better mood.
At the turn of the 20th century, prominent physicians who were trying to understand where mental illness comes from seized on a new theory: autointoxication. Intestinal microbes, these doctors suggested, are actually dangerous to their human hosts. They have a way of inducing "fatigue, melancholia, and the neuroses," as a historical article in the journal Gut Pathogens recounts.
A second look at vaccination – answers that cannot be questioned
Author: Dr. Malcolm Kendrick
'No man can be forced to be healthful, whether he will or not. In a free society, individuals must judge for themselves what information they choose to heed and what they ignore.' John Locke. 'A letter concerning Toleration'
Here, I am going have another look at vaccination, before scurrying away from the subject for a bit, and getting back to the safe ground of cardiovascular disease. Much to the relief of some of the regular readers of this blog, no doubt.
I have to say that I thought long and hard about blogging on vaccination. It is the most brutal area for discussion that I have ever seen, and a reputation shredder. If you even dare to hint that there may just be the slightest issue with any vaccine, people come down upon you like a ton of bricks.
Families of Children with Disabilities Sue New York State to Enforce Rights Under IDEA and Allow Children to Attend School
Author: The Children's Health Defense Team
Albany, NY—Attorneys Kim Mack Rosenberg of Bouer Law LLC, and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Chairman and Chief Legal Counsel for Children's Health Defense (CHD), filed a lawsuit July 25, 2019, in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York (NY). The lawsuit asks the Court to enjoin the State from enforcing a recent repeal of religious vaccine exemptions under the NY vaccine law that will cause the catastrophic exclusion from school of thousands of children with disabilities despite federal law to the contrary.
The Mosquitoes Are Coming for Us
Author: Timothy C. Winegard
They are our apex predator, the deadliest hunters of human beings on the planet.
It has been one of the most aggravating sounds on earth for more than 100 million years — the humming buzz of a mosquito.
She gently lands on your ankle and inserts two serrated mandible cutting blades and saws into your skin, while two other retractors open a passage for the proboscis. With this straw she sucks your blood, while a sixth needle pumps in saliva that contains an anticoagulant that prevents that blood from clotting. This shortens her feeding time, lessening the likelihood that you splat her across your ankle.
Financial Crisis Yields a Generation of Renters
Author: Christina Rexrode
Many young adults are priced out of the housing market. That could reshape their finances—and the economy—for years to come.
Alex Ruiz, 29 years old, and his wife, Stephanie Johnson, have steady jobs, are setting aside money for retirement and are slowly paying down their student debt.
Yet buying a house seems out of reach for at least another decade. Home values in Asheville, N.C., where they live, are up some 70% over the past seven years. Their student-loan payments and rising rent have made it difficult to save for a down payment, and the houses that go on the market get snapped up right away.
Apple contractors 'regularly hear confidential details' on Siri recordings
Author: Alex Hern
Workers hear drug deals, medical details and people having sex, says whistleblower.
Apple contractors regularly hear confidential medical information, drug deals, and recordings of couples having sex, as part of their job providing quality control, or "grading", the company's Siri voice assistant, the Guardian has learned.
Designer Protein Acts as a Switch for Cellular Circuitry
Author: Nicoletta Lanese
LOCKR, a synthetic protein complex, transforms from a locked state (background) to an open state when a molecular "key" (black) is inserted, thus exposing a bioactive peptide (yellow).
Image Source: IAN HAYDON/UW MEDICINE INSTITUTE FOR PROTEIN DESIGN
Unlike biotech tools adapted from nature, the invention was entirely conceived by humans and represents one of the few proteins made from scratch in the lab.
Scientists have invented a synthetic protein designed to control the inner workings of cells. In a pair of papers, published yesterday (July 24) in Nature, the researchers demonstrate how the tool can be used to tweak gene expression, orchestrate protein binding events, and cue functional changes in the cell in response to environmental conditions.
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If the visit by the environmental standards team follows the same pattern as the one's they made last November to appraise stallholders at all local markets of the forthcoming implementation of Niki Kaye's ridiculous and unnecessarily draconian Food Act, two ladies armed with clipboards and over-inflated self importance will attend, visiting any stallholders selling food. They truly are 'jobsworths', revelling in the power that the Council's backing of the Food Act provides them with. The larger lady does all the talking whilst the other, smaller lady assiduously takes notes beside her on her clipboard… very much like Dame Edna and Madge, but sadly without the humour.
Faced with such bureaucratic lunacy, many stallholders will no doubt be intimidated by the new requirements and the outrageous costs they would need to pay our hapless Council, the vast majority will conclude that it is not worth them working hard to prepare their food and then getting up at the crack of dawn to earn a meagre amount and so they will simply give up, thereby killing local markets.
Thank you Kapiti Council, we will remember this well at the next opportunity that we have to vote.
It is easy to find the Food Act online and I encourage people to check it out [links in the Tuesday post]. For example, there is an exemption in the Food Act for charities raising money for a charitable, benevolent, philanthropic or cultural purpose (take your pick) on no more than 20 separate occasions per year (so, at week 20, just change to a different purpose and carry on…).
♦ Why can't the Caveat Emptor (buyer beware) principle not apply with these types of event?
♦ Why the unsubstantiated assumption that people who make the types of foods for sale at the Waikanae and Paraparaumu markets are dubious and don't take the same care that they do with food for their own families?
♦ What will the council's "$450 to $600 for verification" actually involve? A visit from the pair mentioned above to inspect local women's domestic kitchens, and the taking of swabs to see if any bacteria can be detected in the lab?
It seems these posts scared the council raiders off. But they are sure to be back some time soon.


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I only hear Stairway, Rock and Roll, Kashmir, Black Dog (I think), and Whole Lotta Love on the radio.
SuperDave
Location:Clarksdale to Memphis
I guess the song rotation is a little more varied here up north.
Jahfin
When I was listening to local commercial radio on more of a regular basis I can assure you that "Kashmir" was getting tons of airplay in this area as well. Since the modus operandi of "Classic Rock" radio is to play the same handful of songs by the same artists into the ground I'm sure not much (if anything) has changed.
tom kid
Location:Auckland, New Zealand
If you guys think the US is bad in terms of classic rock radio you should hear our classic rock station here. They play the same old songs and artists (Radar Love by Golden Earring, ACDC, Aerosmith etc.) Except now as well as that they are trying to appeal to a wider audience so they have started playing heaps of more modern stuff, which I wouldn't have a problem with if it wasn't bands like Nickelback. I never listen to the radio anymore, no point really. If I do its always overseas stations that stream their broadcasts online.
Texas Melanie
Location:Texas
We had Guitar Hero and my son, who was 11 at the time, got tired of it pretty damn quick. He has never aspired to be a rock star but more importantly, the game became very boring to him. I don't think kids playing this game are thinking they are leaning how to play guitar.
The classic rock station here plays Heartbreaker/Living Lovin Maid all the damn time!
WChrisMullen
The classic rock station here in Oklahoma City plays obscure songs like Travelling Riverside Blues. I don't think I've heard Stairway on the radio for about a year, honestly. It's weird, but it might be in reaction to it being perceived as overplayed.
Oddly, I hear Hey Hey What Can I Do alot here!
I don't understand what you are asking.
That's actually pretty clear. I'm sure there are as there is with anything else.


I've spent most of the last year and a half working remotely from Yerevan, Armenia. I'm a telecommunications consultant and software vendor in VoIP, and my products and services are oriented toward the North American market. Almost all of my customers are in the US. I don't see 98% of my customers face-to-face pretty much ever, and IP telephony, along with the Internet in general, seemingly make it possible to work from anywhere in the world, which was a thought that led me to attempt somewhat long-term residency in Armenia on that basis.
It can be done, as evidenced by the IT talent that operates here in the service of foreign companies or clients. The Internet connectivity is reasonably reliable. Mobile data services are good. The Level3 route back to the US (Georgia -> Sofia -> Frankfurt -> Paris -> Washington -> Atlanta) is clean and consistent. The reliability of power utilities is adequate, if not at "developed world" levels. There are many cozy cafés with good WiFi. It's possible to rent a small office relatively inexpensively by First World standards (with the usual caveats about quality and getting what one pays for; if you want First World standards, you'll pay First World rent; I don't pay First World rent, and my office is uninhabitable right now due to insufficient heating.) The business environment is notoriously corrupt and contentious, but none of that touches you if your business is not based in Armenia and if you don't earn income here.
If you work a lot with hardware, import duty, unpredictable shipping, and some paucity of local stock will be a problem. However, I traffic strictly in software goods, so it's not a problem for me, although having my laptop's power adaptor or motherboard die would be quite a daunting obstacle to deal with in this corner of the world. You can buy a new computer, sure, but if you're going to settle in for a while and like to use the latest and greatest, bring spares.
Still, the harsh truth that I've begun to understand fairly recently is that the 9 hour time difference (8 hours in the summer) is just too much. It's a mixed bag, because I am prone to nocturnalism and the time difference does reward it. The managerial classes at large companies like to show up at work at 7 AM and see correspondence in their inbox from this productive "early bird". Everyone appreciates my willingness to volunteer for 4 AM maintenance windows and upgrades. I can get a lot done before the Americans even wake up, which is great for procrastinators like me who always have things they've put off until the last minute. That's great, but, at the end of the day, I'm not sure it makes up for the fact that even if I keep decidedly unconventional work hours, in local Armenian terms, the latest I can really be available is mid-afternoon Eastern time. This doesn't seem like a problem in the course of working the daily grind, but when I come back to the US, I feel how much I'm missing out on by not being around during the late afternoon and throughout the evening. That's when some of the most important stuff happens in the 24/7 techie universe, which is replete with other personalities who aren't on the early bird manager's schedule either. The time zone factor influences business-impacting socialisation strongly.
Plus, there's a powerful ongoing tension between this work situation and the social expectation of keeping relatively "conventional" hours in local Armenian time. I've never been able to consistently keep a 9-to-5 schedule in any locale or time zone, but one is expected, generally, to be up and running in the daytime and socially available in the evenings. Even if my local friends and relatives could deal with me sleeping all day, there's a lot one just cannot do living like that–same as in any other place.
My two-month hiatus in Berlin enlightened me to the fact that an offset of +8 or +9 is like five times worse than +5 or +6. I can make it work from Western Europe, but Armenia's just too far away. I really might as well be in China or Australia. There are plenty of people in Armenia who can and do make the remote thing work, but I would suspect that most of them are probably not self-employed entrepreneurs, or at least, not ones who have to do a lot of low-volume, high-depth, consultative relationship building in order to move product. Companies can deal with day-night communication cycles with their overseas developers. If you sell a product that is effectively marketed via the web (AdWords, SEO, links, reviews, etc.), it doesn't seem to much matter where you are. I sell capital goods, and I have to do so very interactively, and into a tiny, close-knit, and judgmental market community dominated by traditionalists. The more qualitative, interpersonal salesmanship dimension of this requires a lot more socialising from me than I find myself able to consistently sustain all the way from Yerevan.
Besides that, I do have some customers that I see face-to-face, or potentially could see face-to-face. Knowing that I'm way on the other side of the globe, with no cheap or easy way to get back, subconsciously changes the tenor of sales conversations that could lead to on-site work or training, or which could benefit from an in-person meeting back in Atlanta. I have a different attitude toward conferences, which play a fairly big role in my marketing, or, at any rate, they ought to. The sense of being remote–deeply remote, not just a little remote, for Armenia is not a place well-connected to the rest of the world logistically–leads to some level of skittishness and unconscious self-censorship.
I don't have the ability to do a controlled experiment to compare where I am now with how much more business I would have had if I were sitting in the US this whole time. I haven't lost any customers over the fact that I'm remote, nor have I encountered any frustrations in sales. However, my sixth sense tells me I'm the victim of some pretty bad attrition on the marketing side. I strongly sense that I'm losing out on opportunities, and my evidence for this is that when I come back to the US even for a little while, the pipeline really starts moving again, even though the topology of my "virtual" relationship with my customers–actual and prospective–doesn't change. It might just be coincidence, but I don't think so. There's something about being in the same place, even if I'm still a figment of the Internet, that makes a difference. I haven't fully figured out if this is more of a "same place" thing or a "same time zone" issue. I suspect it's both both, but the time zone matters a lot more.
To the extent that I haven't paid a heavy price for hanging out in Armenia, it's because I have ways of limiting the damage. I can and do stay up very late as a matter of innate disposition anyway. I speak with a friendly, idiomatic American accent and don't give anyone doubts as to the plausibility of my claim to be fundamentally "Atlanta-based". Aside from the ~170 ms round trip delay on the phone, and the varying hours, I do not create the sensation of working with a truly overseas company, so nobody thinks of paying me offshore rates. Still, I have the sneaking suspicion that if I were to keep this up too much longer, I'd probably start bleeding.
I haven't tried working from South America yet, which is far away enough for the distance and locale to matter, but essentially in the same time zone. It's on the bucket list.
I strongly believe that working from South America is the best option here, considering that you keep the gap between timezones low enough and the life is considerably cheaper in almost all SA countries (except Brazil).
Internet connectivity is good, food is amazing, and you get a perfect excuse to learn Spanish ;).
Ahora si que quedo sorprendido gratamente, encima con un castellano fluido! Bravo :D.
Argentina esta un desastre para los giros bancarios e importacion de divisas. Tus dolares ahi valen menos de lo que en realidad valen.
Te recomiendo Chile, Peru, Colombia y Paraguay ;).
– Estamos en el medio de America del sur: viajar a cualquier otro pais cercano (Bolivia, Argentina, Brazil) toma solo 2 horas en avion.


Join us in an adventure around the world to learn about Girl Guides and Girl Scouts from Hong Kong and Germany. You will work towards a badge from each country and learn about our very own WAGGGS World Center in London, Pax Lodge! Please bring a sack lunch and drink to this event.


Russian River Area Volunteer Opportunity Database: To capture more volunteers and help connect them with meaningful volunteer opportunities we will be working with the Volunteer Center of Sonoma County to develop a Russian River Area Volunteer Opportunity Database. We are optimistic that we will be able to get this database ready by mid-March and if so we will most likely plan a volunteer recruiting event in April, which is National Volunteer Month. If you have not already and would like to list volunteer opportunities on the list please reply to this email.
Oscar Party at the Rio Theater: Sunday February 28th, starting at 4pm. Open House to celebrate the Oscars with free admission and concessions available for sale.Watch the Oscars live on the big screen. Dress up, dress casual, or dress like a character from your favorite film! More info here.
2015 Annual Health Action Chapter Report and Health Action Impact Report: The 2015 annual report from the Health Action Chapters around the county can be found attached along with the Health Action Impact Report that includes updates from the last quarter in regards to actions and outcomes that are currently occurring within Health Action on their three main focus areas health care, education, and economic wellness.
Job Announcement: West County Community Services Executive Director: Working under the oversight of the Board of Directors, the Executive Director provides overall management, planning, vision and leadership for the organization. Link to the job desciption.
Job Opportunity- Program Coordinator for Redwood Community Health Coalition: Redwood Community Health Coalition is seeking a bilingual candidate to coordinate outreach to immigrant communities in Sonoma County. Please see job description, attached, and forward to your contacts as appropriate.
The Graton Day Labor Center (Centro Laboral de Graton) is hiring for the position of Workforce Development Coordinator in Graton, CA. The Workforce Development Coordinator is responsible for workforce development trainings, program management, and job development through marketing and outreach to prospective employers. The Workforce Development Coordinator is also responsible for hiring and job dispatch and serves as one of the staff organizers engaging workers in Centro Laboral de Graton's (CLG) social justice campaigns, civic participation, worker leadership development, andcommunity relations and engagement. Full job description attached.
Several current County of Sonoma job openings for entry and professional level jobs: New jobs are posted every week, so visit the website on a regular basis.New positions include:Community Engagement Manager, Account Clerk, Administrative Coordinator – Independent Office of Law Enforcement Review & Outreach, Voter Registration Clerk, & many more! Visithttp://www.yourpath2sonomacounty.org/ and click on Current Job Opportunities to view listings.
Volunteer opportunity: Become A Tutor, Change A Life: Join more than 600 of your friends, colleagues and neighbors as a Schools of Hope tutor and make a difference in a child's life today! Schools of Hope is an early intervention model for children who are struggling with reading. Volunteer tutors spend 30 minutes per week tutoring a 1st or 2nd grade student in Sonoma County including schools in: Cloverdale, Cotati, Geyserville, Guerneville, Forestville, Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Sonoma, and Windsor. To learn more about the importance of education and United Way's Schools of Hope visit: www.unitedwaywinecountry.org or contact Education Program Officer Andrew Leonard at 707-528-4485 x141 or Andrew.leonard@unitedwaywinecountry.org.
Five year visioning process to inform our planning process, identify resources we would need to reach our vision and also inform Health Action's five year plan to create a healthier Sonoma County.
Russian River area Volunteer Coordination Meeting: We will be having a volunteer coordination action planning session after the next RRARA meeting. The planning session is scheduled for Thursday, February 18th at Fife Creek Commons from 10-11am. Lori Norcia, a program Director at the Volunteer Center of Sonoma County will be leading the planning session. If you are planning to attend, it would be helpful if you could resppond to this email so that we can plan accordingly.
State Parks Meeting on Parking Fees at the Sonoma Coast: Tonight, Wednesday, 2/17 from 6:30-8:30pm at the Sebastopol Community Center. This may be the last chance to make public comment before a proposal is sent to the Coastal Commission. Learn more here.
Creative Sonoma: Coffee and Conversation in Guerneville: In case you missed it, Creative Sonoma held a "Coffee and Conversation" convening at the Guerneville Regional Library last week. This was an opportunity for the creative community of Guerneville, West County and the Sonoma Coast to help them shape the direction of Creative Sonoma and define how they will measure their collective success. If you have any issues, suggestions or ideas related to art or creativity in Sonoma County and the Russian River area please feel free to share at this email- creativesonoma@sonoma-county.org. To sign up for Creative Sonoma's email list click here.
Russian River Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence grant Cycle Open: Applications must be submitted by 11:59pm on March 11, 2016. Grants are available to local,under-funded charitable groups and civic-minded organizations, such as small grass roots organizationsthat receive little, if any, government or mainstream funding. They are especially attracted to progressive projects that promote wellness, identity, tolerance and diversity within communities in the Russian River Area. For more information and to apply click Here.
Forestville School Early Literacy Faire on March 30th: Community event for parents of 0-5 children. The goal for the event is to reach as many parents as possible and expose them to all the resources that are available to them. If your organization would like to participate email Talin Tamzarian at ttamzarian@forestvilleusd.org.
Great Russian River Race May 21st: The Race Course for the 6th annual Great Russian River Race will be moved downstream with the Finish Line located at Johnson's Beach in Guerneville. They are still working out the location for the start of the shorter race, but the longer race will depart from Steelhead Beach in Forestville and is roughly 9 miles. Tickets will go on sale mid-March, so stay tuned and mark your calendars for May 21st! This race is a fundraiser for Russian Riverkeeper. I If you would like to be a sponsor please return the Sponsor Form ASAP!
Sonoma County Library needs public input to implement its new strategic plan. Due to decreased revenues and the increasing costs of books and materials, Sonoma County Library hours have been cut by 25% since 2011. These funding cuts have reduced overall access to our libraries and to the many educational classes and resources for the 30,000+ school and pre-school children who use our libraries each year. Recently the library conducted an independent survey of residents that where 77% of respondents surveyed would support a local funding measure to maintain, restore, and enhance library services. Help the library prioritize services by completing the attached Community Feedback Form. See the attached FAQ for more information.
Participate in the West Sonoma County Unified High School District Career Fair: The purpose of this event is to connect organizations and local high school students from El Molino, Analy and Laguna and expose them to the many employment, career and volunteer opportunities available to them locally. Career Fair registration form can be completed at this link: Please RSVP no later than Friday, March 18th, 2016. Space is limited! Analy High School Main Gym on Thursday, March 31st from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm.
Guerneville School Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) and Resource Fair- Share in an exciting evening on Feb. 24 from 5:30 -7:00 in the school library. Families are invited to come and see the progress they are making on their LCAP (annual plan) and to seek their input for future next steps. It is also an opportunity for organizations to share community resources, describe the services they provide, etc. They would love to have a table/space for you! Please let Superintendent Dana Pedersen (dpedersen@guernevilleschool.org) know if you can attend. They would love to have their partners there sharing their services and helping learn how we can further serve their kids!
Russian RIver Health Center fire update: West County Health Center's most recent press release (1/22/16) is attached. There are a couple *new* items on the Fire Frequently Asked Questions page that can be seen here- http://www.wchealth.org/news/Russian-River-Health-Center-Fire-Recovery. West County Health Center has established a Community Outreach Office at 16350 3rd Street in Guerneville (next door to Higher Grounds Coffee Shop) which is down the street from the Russian River Health Center where people can drop-in for more information.
Forestville resident devoted to keeping Russian River clean: Press Democrat article: Forestville resident Chris Brokate has become a master of the before-and-after shot. His "before" photos typically feature expanses of trash and debris of every size, shape and material that has been ground into riverbanks, hangs in trees and is stashed behind buildings and under local bridges. The "after" pics? Land and beaches swept clean of soiled clothing, damp cardboard, torn bedding, waste paper, cigarette butts and other trash, more than 10 tons of it removed from the Russian River watershed in January alone. .In the past several months, he has mobilized dozens of people in lower Russian River communities for regular cleanup events, including some of the homeless whose encampments are among the most challenging work sites. Read more here.
Stuck in squalor: Hundreds of Sonoma County renters endure poor living conditions: Press Democrat: Squalid conditions have been reported in hundreds of housing units across the county, mostly in apartment complexes, public records show. Complaints by tenants to city and county code enforcement agencies, analyzed and tracked over the past six months by The Press Democrat, detail chronic problems with mold, infestations by rodents and other vermin, inadequate heating and broken plumbing — conditions that qualify as "substandard" under state laws meant to prevent people from living in slum housing. Inspectors say it is impossible to keep up with complaints against offending landlords. Read more here.
'High-impact' step for schools: Help students get health insurance, feds say: EDSource Article: Lengthy, complicated and expensive programs are used in schools every day to improve student performance, but last week the U.S. Departments of Education and Health and Human Services kept it simple. If schools want to take one action to boost student attendance, health, behavior and learning, they should help uninsured students enroll in health insurance, the departments said. Read more here.
Ethnic studies classes in S.F. surprisingly successful: San Franciso Chronic:Taking a ninth-grade ethnic studies course boosted the grades, attendance and course completion rates of San Francisco students who started high school with an academic record that indicated future failure, according to a newly released Stanford University study. In fact, the academic benefits of the course were so significant, the researchers who conducted the Stanford study said they were shocked by their own findings.The study found struggling students who took ethnic studies went on to compile a C-plus average in their freshman year, compared with a D average for similar students who didn't take such a course. The ethnic studies students completed four more semester courses than the other students and had nearly perfect attendance, the Stanford researchers found. Read more here.


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A Life in Music: Second Sight
This is almost like 2000s In Cahoots with John Etheridge sitting in, and doing a great job of replacing Phil, faultlessly playing the seemingly endless series of complex chords that underpin the main theme, one of several bass features written by Phil (originally for Richard Sinclair, who also played fretless), then effortlessly soloing over the same sequence. Also joining in is a three-man section of Simon Picard on tenor sax and Jim Dvorak and Kevin Davey on trumpets. Pete Lemer contributes a piano solo on this lively and spirited rendition of another perennial InCa favourite – this was played at virtually all of the band's gigs throughout its nearly three-decade existence.


Ruby-red colour, light, garnet red highlights.
Expressive, fortright, cherry aromas, strawberry aromas, red fruit aromas, spice aromas.
Gourmande, generous, round, cherry hints, red fruit hints, spice hints, full-bodied tannin, smooth, structured body, good intensity, good length.


All of this rain is insane. I'm really praying for the people in danger of being seriously affected by Hurricane Isaac. We're only getting a small taste of this storm here in Atlanta, but it's important to be prepared. I always keep my umbrella in the side pocket of my book bag, a rain jacket in my car, and rain boots in my closet! I've picked some of my favorite rainy day (rainy week) options -- stay safe & dry <3!
Hi sweety, thanks for stopping by, Love these cute umbrellas, its always so difficult to find one that looks a bit chic.
ADORE those quilted look rain boots! I love rainy days :) I've been wanting to buy a nifty British looking cape to wear for inclement weather.
Great post! you have a very nice blog.


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What Is Short-fill E-Liquid?
Published April 1st 2019
If you've recently switched to vaping, it's likely you've encountered an overwhelming and entirely new language. One of those words you'll come across is a 'short-fill'. In this article we're going to help clear up exactly what a short-fill is so you can make a more informed decision.
Before diving into exactly what short-fills are, it will be helpful to outline a brief history of how shortfill e-liquid came to prominence in the first place. Everything will end up making a lot more sense!
Prior to May 2016, the vape industry was highly unregulated and any vape juice could be sold at any concentration of nicotine without any real policies or regulations – laws simply did not exist in the industry.
An old-school 30ml bottle of vape juice at 3mg
The most prominent juices sold prior to May 2016 were 30ml bottles at 3mg nicotine strength for an average of about £15 per bottle. The industry was booming and vape shops were opening left right and centre. However, on 20 May 2016, a new regulation came into power known as the Tobacco Products Directive ('TPD') that changed everything.
Simply put, the TPD implemented regulations that can be boiled down to two main points:
Nicotine-containing liquids must not exceed 10ml; and
Nicotine-containing liquids must undergo a series of appropriate (and expensive) tests.
These newly required tests proved extremely costly. At the time a single test may have cost a manufacturer up to £10,000. This cost was not only for each nicotine strength of a given juice, but also each variation of that juice. For example, a single juice that was available in multiple VG/PG ratios (vape juice ingredients) would also have to be tested at each equivalent nicotine strength for each of those ratios.
As you can imagine, many manufacturers have anywhere between 20-100 different juices in their catalogue and testing each of these would prove extremely costly. In order to accommodate for this new regulation change, the industry came up with a different solution – this is where short-fills come in.
How Short-fills Overcame Regulation
As the TPD only concerned itself with nicotine-containing liquids the industry had two choices. Manufacturers could either:
Continue to produce all juices with varying degrees of nicotine at the new 10ml limit and pay for the tests required for each nicotine-containing liquid; or
Produce vape juices at 0mg and circumvent the new costly fees altogether.
The majority of the industry adopted the second option. Instead of testing every single juice at every single variation in a manufacturers catalogue, manufacturers continued to produce larger bottles at 0mg.
Okay so everyone is now producing big bottles at 0mg. But I need nicotine! What about the nicotine?!
In order to still be able to accommodate for the market's nicotine demand, an add-on product was created to mix into the zero nicotine juices. This add-on product is a generic and flavourless juice that contains the maximum amount of nicotine permitted under the TPD and has become known as a 'nicotine shot'.
Nicotine shots are essentially the orange squash of the vape world. Just replace orange squash with flavourless and concentrated nicotine. You mix the concentrated nicotine shot into a larger zero nicotine juice and you get a diluted overall nicotine strength.
A widely used nicotine shot.
By relying on nicotine shots to get the desired amount of nicotine into vape juices, manufacturers only had to pay for the single nicotine shot test under the TPD.
What are Short-fills?
A short-fill is most commonly a 60ml bottle that contains only 50ml of actual flavoured juice at zero nicotine. This leaves a gap of 10ml in the bottle – i.e. the bottle has not been filled to the brim thus, it is a 'short-fill'.
This then gives the user an opportunity to mix in a concentrated nicotine shot in order to produce an overall volume of 60ml at a more diluted nicotine concentration than the highly concentrated nicotine shot.
Feel free to check out our nicotine shot calculator for exact measurements.
What about Higher Strengths of Nicotine?
While this solution worked to overcome regulations for users of 3mg vape juice, it was not quite a blanket solution for the higher concentrations of nicotine that some users prefer. This is because if a user preferred for example, a 12mg juice, that user would have to add much more than a single nicotine shot to that 50ml zero nicotine juice in order to achieve the desired nicotine strength. As you can imagine, this would heavily dilute the flavour and would no longer produce an enjoyable experience.
This means that in the current market, short-fills tend to only be available to users who want a maximum of 6mg vape juice. Starting with a base volume of 20ml at 0mg, a user only needs to add a single nicotine shot in order to achieve their desired strength of 6mg.
However, in the event that a user starts with a base volume of 100ml for example, that user would then have to add four nicotine shots in order to achieve an overall concentration of 6mg – thus heavily diluting the flavour.
This means that for strengths above 6mg, it is recommended that you stick to the smaller 10ml bottles. While they may be more expensive per ML, this is only a reflection of the fact that they have had to undergo strict testing under the TPD regulation as they contain nicotine.
However, there is a new alternative to the common 10ml vape juice which is beginning to take the market by storm. Stay tuned, we'll be covering that soon.
Written by IndeJuice Editorial
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Ongwat is the NYC-based brainchild of jewellery designer Paranee Ongwat. Paranee gained her MA at the renowned Fashion Institute of Technology in New York where she pulled together an interesting mix of skills to focus her sights on producing interesting and intelligent jewellery.
Launched in 2008, Ongwat offers bold collections of jewellery that combine the traditional use of precious materials with not-so-precious materials and the jeweller's craft. Her collections also usually reflect her fascination for sculptural architectural form and a satirical irony, often drawing on found forms or images that we encounter in daily lift to realise them anew as striking pieces.
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R3HAB and Ella Vos join forces on new Dance-Pop Track "Exhale"
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R3HAB partners with acclaimed singer/songwriter Ella Vos for their new single "Exhale," an electronic ballad that combines the best of dance and indie-pop music. Featuring soft, rolling basslines and dreamy soundscapes, "Exhale" lets Vos's velvety vocals genuinely shine as she belts out lyrics that make the heart both break and soar at the same time. Although this track is a departure from R3HAB's usual sound, the genre-crossing single is one of his most masterful to date. "Exhale" is his first official collaboration with Ella Vos, though he also remixed her popular single "White Noise" in 2017. Vos was truly introduced to the world when "White Noise" went viral and hit number one on Spotify and the Hype Machine, and she has since been praised by the likes of Rolling Stone and Neon Gold for her ethereal style. The single follows R3HAB's "Alive" with Vini Vici and his remix for James Arthur's "Treehouse." "Exhale" is out worldwide via CYB3RPVNK in partnership with AWAL.
"After I remixed Ella's 'White Noise' we built a relationship that has to lead us to this original release of 'Exhale.' Ella's amazing vocals were all I needed to build a great production around. I am very proud of the result and can't wait for the world to 'Exhale' with us." - R3HAB
Over the last seven years, the Dutch/Moroccan artist Fadil El Ghoul - better known as R3HAB - has established himself as a leader at the forefront of modern electronic music. His talent has been called the "future of the craft" by the likes of Forbes and Billboard, and he's circuited the globe's best clubs and festivals all without the backing of a formal record label. In 2017, R3HAB independently released his debut album "Trouble" through his imprint CYB3RPVNK, which amassed over a half-billion streams globally and officially placed R3HAB among electronic music's heavy hitters. He made number 12 on DJ Mag's Top 100 list in 2018, topping the charts with tracks like "Lullaby" and "Hold On Tight," while his sophomore album "The Wave," revealing more complex, emotional and experimental layers of himself, has amassed over 250 million streams on Spotify alone. In 2019 R3HAB's "All Around The World" with A Touch of Class quickly became his biggest ever record already topping 200M streams across platforms and achieving gold & platinum status in 8 countries.
Ella Vos has quickly become one of the most exciting new acts in pop music. Beginning with her viral hit "White Noise," Vos has hit number 1 on both Spotify and Hype Machine's Viral Charts. Acclaimed for her dreamy soundscape and praised by the likes of Rolling Stone and Neon Gold, her debut album "Words I Never Said," and her follow-up EP "Watch & Wait" have received over 250 million streams independently. With sold-out shows across America, Ella Vos' songs have soundtracked ABC's "Grey's Anatomy," MTV's "Catfish," E!'s "Life of Kylie" and The CW's "The Originals."
R3HAB's upcoming dates: Oct 12 - La Cigale - Paris, France Oct 17 - Club Hohhot - Shenzhen, China Oct 18 - Superface - Shenzhen, China Oct 28 - The Grand Boston - Boston, MA Oct 29 - Shrine Nightclub - Mashantucket, CT Nov 08 - Fox Theater - Oakland, CA Nov 09 - Harbour Convention Centre - Vancouver, Canada Nov 10 - EDC Orlando - Orlando, FL Nov 15 - Hollywood Palladium - Los Angeles, CA Nov 16 - Showbox SoDo - Seattle, WA Nov 22 - Rebel - Toronto, Canada Nov 23 - The Bomb Factory - Dallas, TX Nov 29 - Great Hall-Avant Garder - Brooklyn, NY Nov 30 - Echostage - Washington, DC Dec 14 - Djakarta Warehouse Project - Jakarta, Indonesia Dec 20 - StereoLive - Houston, TX Dec 24 - Marquee - New York, NY Jan 18 - Aragon Ballroom - Chicago, IL Feb 08 - Electric Brixton - London, United Kingdom More info on R3HAB / Ella V
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish is a Christ-centered community in the Roman Catholic tradition. We try to share the Good News of salvation with others. As a diverse community, we value and respect individual differences. As God's people, we gather in the Spirit to pray, to celebrate the sacraments, to teach, to learn, to console, to rejoice, to minister and to renew our faith with one another.
In order to carry out the mission of the Church, the cooperation of all its parish members is required. We cooperate by offering our time, our talent and our treasure. In other words, we rely on the many hours of time that our members offer through their service to the ministries and organizations here at Mount Carmel. We depend on people's offer of their God-given talent as choir members, catechists, economic and administrative advisors and in so many other ways. And of course we cannot function without the financial support of our parishioners.
Our Lady of Mount Carmel provides many thousands of dollars of charitable help and volunteer hours to the needy here and around the world through our Second Collections and through our various organizations. The upkeep of the parish, its buildings, its gardens, the support of the clergy and the staff, and the administration of the sacraments all require funds.
Gifts can be made through the regular Sunday collections, through the use of the parish envelopes we provide, through on-line giving (the VanCo company is our provider) and automatically through one's bank. However one chooses to give, the most important thing to remember is that our Lord God blesses with abundance all those who cheerfully offer of what they have and that our goodness to others returns to us in innumerable ways.
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Dr. Martinez Viedma gained a great part of her technical skills and knowledge in Microbiology and Bacteriology during her PhD training at the University of Jaen (Spain) where Dr. Antonio Gálvez mentored her. Her thesis was focused on food safety with the study of bacteriocines as a natural preservative against food pathogens such as B. cereus, S. aureus, L. monocytogenes among other pathogenic bacteria. Her undergraduate studies were funded by a Fellowship from the University of Jaen in Spain. She also obtained the European Doctorate Mention as a result of an exchange stay in the laboratory of Dr. Danilo Ercolini (University of Naples Federico II, Italy).
As a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Infectious Diseases Department at the Boston Children's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Dr. Martinez Viedma continued expanding her knowledge in Molecular Biology, Virology and Immunology. She investigated the molecular mechanisms by which SIV (Simian Immunodeficiency Virus) cause AIDS in non-naturally infected non-human primates and compared the outcome of this infection to naturally SIV-infected non-human primates, where SIV infection does not lead to AIDS. Particularly, she studied gene expression and cellular pathways activated in macrophages from these two different models.
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Resistance to infection, early and persistent suppression of simian immunodeficiency virus SIVmac251 viremia, and significant reduction of tissue viral burden after mucosal vaccination in female rhesus macaques.
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Antistaphylococcal effect of enterocin AS-48 in bakery ingredients of vegetable origin, alone and in combination with selected antimicrobials.
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#OnFriar Podcast: Brown is Back and Roster Musings
A uniform professional gives his take on the Padres new threads
By Derek Togerson	• Published November 14, 2019 • Updated on November 14, 2019 at 6:35 pm
Brown is Back for the Padres. But did they do it up right?
That's one of the main focuses of this week's OnFriar Podcast. Paul Lukas, the internationally known force behind www.uni-watch.com, joins NBC 7's Darnay Tripp and Derek Togerson to discuss how the Padres executed their change from blue to brown uniforms.
Lukas grades the shift to brown and the hosts wonder if the unveiling ceremony tipped the Padres Swingin' Friar caps as to which players will and will not be on the roster in 2020.
Plus, a look at recent moves around Major League Baseball that impact the Padres potential additions via trade and free agency (no more Thor talk???) and we offer some ideas for under-the-radar additions that could pay big dividends.
With NBC 7 San Diego's Darnay Tripp and Derek Togerson behind the mic, On Friar will cover all things San Diego Padres. Interviews, analysis, behind the scenes...the ups, downs, and everything in between. On Friar is available on your favorite podcast networks: iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher & Spotify.


While a couple of different models are available from Apple, this is the high-end model with a 15-inch display and better components. This gives you a great screen that looks amazing, but it is a little smaller than laptops on the market with 17-inch screens, thereby costing you some visual space while editing. You get an Intel i7 quad-core processor with this laptop and 16GB of DDR3 memory, but you can't upgrade that if you need more.


NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - After opening in the 1950s, Hodges Gardens in West Louisiana became a state park a decade ago. But budget cuts forced its closure. Now the scenic property has a new mission: bringing back a Louisiana longleaf pine forest.
For several generations, people have been able to experience the natural beauty of Hodges Gardens. It was once a rock quarry and then clear-cut of all its longleaf pine timber. In the 1930s,A.J. Hodges bought the property, created a lake, began reforesting the land and planted a 40-acre hilltop garden, complete with waterfalls.
"He liked flowers. He liked trees. He used to tell me that is his greatest thing in life was, was trees," said Andy Hodges.
Andy Hodges oversees the foundation that manages his grandfather's property. For the past decade, it was part of the state park system, but budget cuts forced its closure last year.
"We had - at one time, it took about 35 to 40 people working seven days a week to keep it that way," Hodges said.
Hodges has a new plan for the property - a 4,600-acre ecology forest center, with its main mission being to bring back the longleaf pine forest.
"This is where the tree gets its name. Right there, longleaf. This is the kind of tree that you would have seen in most of the forest, in the virgin forest. This is what I'd call kind of a grand daddy longleaf," Hodges said.
The key to restoring the longleaf is to clear out the underbrush with controlled burns, and gradually replace the faster-growing slash pine with fire-resistant longleaf seedlings.
Hodges believes there is value to a longleaf pine forest that goes far beyond the timber.
"To some people it might be walking through the woods and pitching and a tent and camping out. Other people that might be taking pictures of birds. To a hunter it might be a land to hunt deer on," he said.
This forest attracts wild turkey, quail and deer. It's a safe harbor for woodpeckers and may also be home to the endangered Louisiana pine snake.
"These wire-frame meshes that you see right here are going to direct the snake to this box trap up here," Hodges said.
This forest conservation project will take many generations to complete. But the Hodges family, which recognizes the beauty of this land, plans to fulfill their ancestor's dream.
The Hodges Foundation has already opened a conference center for forestry students to meet and learn about the longleaf conservation program.


NEWARK, N.J. – Three men charged with using computer programs to illegally buy more than a million concert tickets for resale have pleaded not guilty in federal court in New Jersey.
Kenneth Lowson, Kristofer Kirsch and Joel Stevenson, all of California, each entered their pleas Tuesday through their lawyers.
Bail has been set at $500,000 for Stevenson and $1 million for Kirsch. Lowson has a bail hearing Wednesday.
They face conspiracy, wire fraud and other charges.
A fourth man, Faisal Nahdi, is overseas and expected to surrender in the next few weeks.
Prosecutors say the men formed Wiseguy Tickets to electronically bypass safeguards meant to restrict the number of tickets that each customer can buy. They are accused of reselling tickets to brokers for a profit estimated at $29 million.


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Perhaps the next time we go for employee engagement we should try for a more authentic, radical experience, say something similar to the reality-television show Undercover Boss.
Mary Grayson
Every five years or so, health care CEOs rediscover an employee-engagement strategy known as management by walking around. Also known in some Big Business circles as management by "wandering" around, which, personally, I think sounds like more fun.
The idea, of course, is that the CEO gets together with front-line employees and managers on their turf and meets them personally, hears their concerns and delivers some kind of reassuring, grateful message. He then would, well, wander off—in many cases, never to be seen again in that neck of the woods.
The last time walking about was in vogue was as a well-meaning attempt to build a culture of safety. It intended to send a top-level message of commitment, openness and communication about tough patient-safety issues. As an opening salvo in the never-ending culture-of-safety battle that we continue to wage today, it probably did much more good than harm. But then for the devil to be in the details, we actually need some, well, follow-up details.
In fact, most of these "impromptu" events were planned in detail, escorted and scripted, with 24-hour notice so that people in the visited area could "prepare" for the unexpected. (Not sure if photos were distributed in advance to staff.)
Each episode features a CEO who leaves the cozy, comfortable corporate digs to work undercover as an entry-level employee. For about a week, they work in different parts of the company with varying degrees of success. Joe DePinto, CEO of 7-Eleven, donned an orange smock and served coffee while spilling somewhat less than he delivered, and failed to keep up with the conveyor belt in the doughnut bakery. Larry O'Donnell, former president and COO of Waste Management, picked up garbage cans, cleaned portable toilets and came very close to being fired the first day for his fumbling inability to bag litter.
The CEOs featured all had differing types of strong personalities, but they all seemed to learn some humbling universal truths:
Front-line work is exhausting and takes a heavy toll on the body by the end of each day.
You are dependent on these employees. They are the direct link between the consumer, public perception and the ultimate success of your organization. Yet, these are the same employees you know and understand the least.
They are not likely to be consistently rewarded or signaled out for outstanding performance.
Decisions made in the C-suite may make it more difficult for them to perform their jobs because no one checks up on the outcome of those decisions, and no one solicits their ideas.
I know we feel we are living in a time of uncertainty, big ideas and transformational change. But who is going to execute those big ideas—day in, day out?
Leadership & StrategyAffordable Care ActCEOFinanceOperationsTechnologyNew Care & Payment Methods
The Undercover Hospital Boss
CEO rounding is all the rage again. But there might be a better way to find out what's really going on in your hospital.
CEO Turnover Begets More Turnover
CEO turnover may have hit a tipping point. With fresh eyes coming into the field, it will be interesting to see what innovations follow.
Hospital CEOs Shed Anxiety, See a Clearer Path Toward Transformation
Huron Healthcare releases fourth annual CEO Forum report, outlining priorities of nation's chief health care executives.


A mosque has received an official warning after leaflets calling for the killing of a sect of Muslims were found on display.
Piles of the flyers, which say Ahmadis should face death if they refuse to convert to mainstream Islam, were found in Stockwell Green mosque.
The Charity Commission found the mosque had failed in its duties, and had no control over literature on display.
The mosque in south London has been approached for comment.
A BBC investigation found the leaflets were authored by an ex-head of Khatme Nabuwwat, a group based in Pakistan which lists the mosque as its "overseas office".
Previously a mosque trustee said he had never seen the leaflets before and suggested they were fakes or had been left there maliciously.
Islamic missionary group Khatme Nabuwwat believes Ahmadis are apostates, commonly defined as people who have abandoned their religion.
The leaflets said those who refuse to convert to mainstream Islam within three days should face a "capital sentence" - or death penalty.
Stockwell Green mosque claims there is no connection with Khatme Nabuwwat, despite sharing the same name and evidence suggesting the Pakistani organisation had control over its Imam.
The mosque was unable to disprove its links to the Pakistani organisation, according to the Charity Commission.
The Charity Commission was unable to establish who left the literature at the mosque, or "whether the literature referred to by the BBC was ever available from the charity's premises".
It also concluded the mosque had no controls over who could leave literature or host speakers at events.
An official warning was issued over the mosque's "failure to ensure that they comply with charity law".
Under the warning trustees must take all reasonable steps to ensure that future statutory accounts and annual returns are submitted on time.
Following several interventions by the Charity Commission, new rules have since been put in place.


For those of us who spent the weekend hiding from the heat, you may be itching to get outside and start making the most of your summer. Temperatures are dropping this week, making venturing out sound all the more appealing. Waterfalls, mountains, rivers and lakes are all in our backyard. Not sure where to go first? Maybe choose a spot captured by one of our amazing local artists.


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3rd International Conference on Molecular Medicine and Diagnostics April 19-20, 2018 Dubai,UAE
Recommended Global Genetics & Molecular Biology Conferences
Biomolecules 2018, Canada
biomedicalresearch2018, Canada
Biomarkers 2018, USA
Biobanking 2018, USA
Molecular Immunology 2018, UK
Microbial Biotechnology 2018, Portugal
MEDICAL IMAGING 2018, UK
Microbiology Congress 2018, France
Medicalimaging 2018, Australia
Cell Biology 2019, Finland
LabMedPath 2019, UAE
Drug Design2018, Australia
Day 1: April 19, 2018
Joel I. Osorio
Biotechnology and Regenerative Medicine at RegenerAge International
CEO & Founder - Biotechnology and Regenerative Medicine at RegenerAge International (www.regenerage.clinic ). VP of International Clinical Development for Bioquark, Inc. (www.bioquark.com). Chief Clinical Officer at ReAnima Advanced Biosciences (www.reanima.tech). Westhill University School of Medicine. Mexico Advance Fellow by the American Board of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine (A4M). Visiting scholar at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Dermatology) Fellow in Stem Cell Medicine by the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine and University of South Florida.
Stem Cell Medicine, Biosciences and Regenerative Medicine
Hildegund C.J. Ertl, M.D
Director, World Health Organization (WHO) , Professor
The Wistar Institute
Hildegund C.J. Ertl, Professor in Wistar Institute, Philadelphia, PA and Associate Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Associate Faculty of the School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA Program Director, Immunology Program, The Wistar Institute, Philadelphia, PA, Adjunct Professor of Pediatrics of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Director, Wistar Vaccine Center and World Health Organization (WHO) Reference Center for Reference and Research on Rabies
Vaccines to Viruses and Cancer, Gene Therapy, Immunology, Cellular and Molecular Biology, Ethics of Vaccines,Gene Therapy: Vectors, Immunology and Disease
Jan Oxholm Gordeladze
Dr. Jan O. Gordeladze, PhD (born 25th of April, 1950), holds a triple professor competence (medical biochemistry, physiology, and pharmacology), and is presently working as a professor at the Department of Biochemistry, Institute of Basic Medical Science, University of Oslo, Norway. He has previously been employed as the medical director of MSD, Norway, serving two years as a Fulbright scholar at the NIH, Bethesda, Maryland, USA, and from 2006-2009 also being employed as associate professor at the University of Montpellier, France. He is a member of the Norwegian Stem Cell Center, and his research has over the past 7-10 years been devoted to differentiation of osteochondral cells from stem cells focusing on the impact of transcription factors and microRNA species constituting regulatory loop interactions with functional target genes. He has published more than 120 scientific articles, reviews/book chapters and presented more than 250 abstracts/posters/talks at conferences world wide. Dr. Gordeladze has served as a Fulbright Scholar at The National Institute of Health, Bethesda, Washington DC during the years 1990-91.
In terms of teaching, I am particularly interested in the concept of "Scholarly teaching", as well as computer-based test and evaluation systems. My main academic interests are the development of cell phenotypes and the regulation of cell function and metabolism. Examples of such phenomena are cell engineering of bone and cartilage through the control of signaling pathways; the communication between cells through microRNA-containing exosomes; and the regulation of satiety and hunger and body weight influenced by hormones, metabolites and genetic predisposition.
Niels Tommerup
Professor in Genetics, DMSc
Niels Tommerup is Professor of Medical Genetics at the University of Copenhagen since 1994. In 2001, he was funded by a prestigious grant from The Danish National Research Foundation (Grundforskningsfonden) to establish Wilhelm Johannsen Centre for Functional Genome Research, as a Centre-of-Excellence at the University of Copenhagen.
His research group focus on the use of rare chromosomal rearrangements in patients with genetic disorders to identify new links between genes and diseases, and between the functional 3D-organisation of the human genome and diseases. As part of this focus, he established in 2014 the International Breakpoint Mapping Consortium, with participation of more than 160 laboratories world-wide. He has been Board Member of both National and International genetic societies, including European member (1996-2006) and Chair (2001-2006) of the International Standing Committee on Human Cytogenetic Nomenclature (ISCN).
Rajaa Fakhoury
Professor of Biochemistry
Alfaisal University
Professor Fakhoury, is a professor of Medical Biochemistry and the head of the Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine Department. She received her PhD in Medical Biochemistry from the college of Medicine at Manchester University. Her research interest is in the field of Genetic studies to find correlations between a disease and a genetic change where there is no obvious pattern of inheritance; And in the pharmacogenetic studies to determine if there is a genetic basis for certain adverse reactions to drugs. She has more than 30 publications in this field.
Her research interest is to find association between molecular biomarkers and chronic diseases.Her expertise in Cancer Research, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology.
Osama Mahmoud Azmy
National Research Centre (NRC)
Dr. Osama Mahmoud Azmy graduated from faculty of medicine, Cairo University in 1986 then obtained his membership from Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in 1996 where He was granted the Fellowship level in 2008. He is the head of medical research division and general manager of medical research centre of excellence at the National Research Centre. Molecular and Regenerative medicine are his subspecialty of interest where he gained the clinical and scientific experience both, in Egypt and England by working at different and highly reputable hospitals and health centers. He participated in the successful setting up of cell free fetal DNA extraction from maternal plasma as a non-invasive tool for prenatal diagnosis. Over the last decade, he introduced the branch of regenerative medicine research activity where they used stem cells for both in vitro and in vivo research activities.
Molecular and Regenerative medicine
Vinay Prasad
Dr. Prasad is a graduate of the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, where he was awarded the Chairman's Award in Internal Medicine. He is also a graduate of Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and completed his undergraduate at Michigan State University, where he was commencement speaker for the College of Arts & Letters. Dr Prasad trained in general internal medicine at Northwestern University in Chicago, where he received the Gerald Grumet award for best resident teacher, and completed his fellowship in Hematology and Oncology in the joint program between National Cancer Institute, and National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute both at the US National Institutes of Health, where he served as Chief Fellow. While at the NIH, Dr. Prasad was also a Cancer Prevention Fellow.
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Doaa Ali Abdelmonsif
Alexandria University
Dr. Doaa Abdelmonsif is an assistant professor of Medical Biochemistry, Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria University, Egypt. She also works as the co-manager of the Molecular Biology Lab., Centre of Excellence for Regenerative Medicine Research& Applications (CERRMA), Alexandria University and a research associate of the Nanomedicine Lab., CERRMA. She completed her MD on pharmaco-genetic and epigenetic studies in breast cancer. Her research interest is in the fields of molecular biology, nanomedicine and cell therapy. She also serves as a reviewer for many peer-reviewed specialized journals and a member of molecular biology, oncology and nanomedicine societies.
Molecular Biology, Oncology and Nanomedicine
Anil Philip Kunnath
IMU,Kuala Lumpur
Cancer Biology, Oncology,Allied Health Science,Addiction Medicine
Amr Amin
UAE University
Amr Amin completed his PhD at the University of Illinois at Chicago and received a post-doctoral training in the field of molecular genetics at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. He started his academic career at UAE University where he serves now as a Full Professor of Cell and Molecular Biology. Amr's research focuses on ways to control cancer, particularly liver cancer. He published many research articles and reviews and serves as a regular reviewer and as an editorial member of many specialized peer-reviewed journals. He is also a member of many specialized societies and the sole recipient of many national and international scientific awards.
Amr Amin research interests focus biology and chemoprevention of cancer, preclinical studies, and novel plant-based anticancer drugs.
Adel Gouri
Associate Lecturer
Badji Mokhtar University, Annaba
Dr Adel GOURI has received PhD in Clinical Biochemistry in the University of Badji Mokhtar - Annaba during the period of 2005 -2009. He is currently working as Head of Laboratory of Medical Biochemistry in Ibn Zohr Public Hospital, Guelma. As associate lecturer in College of Medicine, Annaba. His research goals are : Cancer Biology and Research of new Biomarkers of cancers, Cardiovascular Biomarkers, Atherosclerosis and diabetes-related research, Biomarkers and Cardiovascular Diseases in Hemodialysis patients, Biomarkers in Early Diagnosis of Hematologic malignancies. Based on this research and training in cancer biology and cardiovascular biology he has received several awards and honors, and is serving one of the active members of the ; Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease EASD Study Group, European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD), the Working Group on Myocardial Function, European Society of Cardiology (ESC), the Working Group on Atherosclerosis and Vascular Biology, European Society of Cardiology (ESC), the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) He has authored more than 20 research articles, 01 books/chapters. He is also chairman of the International Board of Biochemistry, Clinical Chemistry, Pathobiochemistry, and fellow of the World Academy of Medical Sciences (WAMS)
Cancer Biology and Research of new Biomarkers of cancers, Cardiovascular Biomarkers, Atherosclerosis and diabetes-related research, Biomarkers and Cardiovascular Diseases in Hemodialysis patients, Biomarkers in Early Diagnosis of Hematologic malignancies.
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Q: Outliers formula for columns in pandas I have an example of numerical column in a df having 10 other columns (both numerical and categorical):
Units
-12
4
4
5
1
5
12
6
34
6
7
12
745

I would like to apply the formulas:
Low outlier: q1-(1.5*iqr)
High outlier: q3+(1.5*iqr)

I know that there is iqr in scipy: from scipy.stats import iqr and using numpy  I can calculate q1 (first quartile) and q3 (third quartile) as follows:
from scipy.stats import iqr
import numpy as np

q1=np.percentile(df.Units, 25)
q3=np.percentile(df.Units, 75)

mask = df['Units'].between(q1, q3, inclusive=True)
iqr = df.loc[mask, 'Units']

However there are two missing steps in calculating the formulas above:

*

*handle NaN values: I would prefer to not remove them from my column, but only to exclude them from calculations;

*correctly apply the formulas

Low outlier: q1-(1.5*iqr)
High outlier: q3+(1.5*iqr)
I would say that maybe it could be possible by using between or just filtering values lower/higher than values calculated from the formulas above.

A: Lazy attempt with df.query, excludes NaNs from calculations and keep them in the final query:
from scipy.stats import iqr

df = pd.DataFrame([-12,4,4,5,1,5,12,6,34,6,7,np.nan, 12,745], columns=["Units"])

q1 = np.nanpercentile(df.Units, 25)
q3 = np.nanpercentile(df.Units, 75)
IQR = iqr(df.Units, nan_policy="omit")

df.query("Units.isnull() or ((@q1 - 1.5*@IQR) <= Units <= (@q3 + 1.5*@IQR))")

which gives the (hopefully) expected result:
    Units
1     4.0
2     4.0
3     5.0
4     1.0
5     5.0
6    12.0
7     6.0
9     6.0
10    7.0
11    NaN
12   12.0

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This weekend I needed to install Windows 7 on my shiny new Acer HTPC, but having no internal CD/DVD drive I needed to do this via USB.
Quite a few times now I've needed to install Windows (Particularly Server 2008), on a machine that has no DVD Drive. You can now install both products from a bootable USB drive by doing either of the the following.
Note: You will need a USB Drive with enough free space on it to hold the Windows setup files (Windows 7 and Server 2008 require 4GB ish, depending on versions).
3. Now use a utility like 7-Zip to extract the Windows Install media .ISO file to your USB drive.
4. Now boot your device from USB, (Enter the BIOS boot section and change the boot order), or press the key the machine says will load the boot options when you first turn it on.
Note: Some machines require you to change USB emulation before you can boot from them like so.