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Privacy Policy

Welcome to the online home of Classic Adventures RV Rentals & Sales. Your privacy is of critical importance to us. We at Classic Adventures RV have a few fundamental principles:

  • We don’t ask you for personal information unless we truly need it.
  • We don’t share your personal information with anyone except to comply with the law or protect our rights.
  • We don’t store personal information on our servers unless required for the on-going operation of one of our services.

Below is our privacy policy which incorporates these goals:

Website Visitors

Classic Adventures RV collects non-personal identifying information of the sort that web browsers and servers typically make available, such as the browser type, language preference, referring site, and the date and time of each visitor request. Our purpose in collecting non-personally identifying information is to better understand how Classic Adventures RV’s visitors use our website in order to improve the site and tailor it to customer/user needs.

Gathering of Personally Identifying Information

Certain visitors to our website choose to interact with Classic Adventures RV in ways that require Classic Adventures RV to gather personally-identifying information. The amount and type of information that Classic Adventures RV gathers depends on the nature of the interaction. For example, we ask visitors who sign up for our mailing list to provide a name and email address. Those who engage in transactions with Classic Adventures RV – by renting a trailer or RV using our online form, for example – are asked to provide additional information, including as necessary the personal and financial information required to process those transactions. In each case, we collect such information only insofar as is necessary or appropriate to fulfill the purpose of the visitor’s interaction with Classic Adventures RV. We do not disclose personal identifying information other than as described below: visitors can always refuse to supply personal identifying information with the caveat that it may prevent them from engaging in certain website-related activities.

Consistent with the Federal Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 (COPPA), Classic Adventures RV will never knowingly request personally identifiable information from anyone under the age of 13 without requesting parental consent.

Securing of Personal Identifying Information

Classic Adventures RV is committed to ensuring that your information is secure. In order to prevent unauthorised access or disclosure, we have put in place suitable physical, electronic and managerial procedures to safeguard and secure the information we collect online.

We use a Secure Server for collecting personal and credit card information. The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encrypts (scrambles) all of the information you enter before it is transmitted over the internet and sent to us. Furthermore, all of the customer data we collect is protected against unauthorized access.

Protection of Personal Identifying Information

Classic Adventures RV discloses potentially personal identifying and actual personally identifying information only to those employees, contractors and affiliated organizations that (i) need to know that information in order to process it on Classic Adventures RV’s behalf or to provide services available at Classic Adventures RV’s website, and (ii) that have agreed not to disclose it to others. Some of those employees, contractors and affiliated organizations may be located outside of your home country; by using Classic Adventures RV’s websites, you consent to the transfer of such information to them. The information is not provided to these companies for marketing purposes. Classic Adventures RV will not rent or sell potentially personal identifying and actual personally identifying information to anyone. Other than to its employees, contractors and affiliated organizations, as described above, Classic Adventures RV discloses potentially personal identifying and actual personally identifying information only in response to a subpoena, court order or other governmental request, or when Classic Adventures RV believes in good faith that disclosure is reasonably necessary to protect the property or rights of Classic Adventures RV, third parties or the public at large. If you are a registered user of the Classic Adventure RV mailing list and have supplied your email address, Classic Adventure RV may occasionally send you an email to tell you about new features, solicit your feedback, or just keep you up to date with what’s going on with Classic Adventure RV. Classic Adventures RV takes all measures reasonably necessary to protect against the unauthorized access, use, alteration or destruction of potentially personal identifying and actualpersonally-identifying information.

A cookie is a string of information that a website stores on a visitor’s computer that the visitor’s browser provides to the website each time the visitor returns. Classic Adventures RV uses cookies to help us identify and track visitors, their usage of the Classic Adventures RV website, and their website access preferences. Classic Adventures RV visitors who do not wish to have cookies placed on their computers should set their browsers to refuse cookies before using Classic Adventures RV’s website with the drawback that certain features of our websites may not function properly without the aid of cookies.

Ads appearing on any of our websites may be delivered to users by advertising partners, who may set cookies. These cookies allow the ad servers to recognize your computer each time they send you an online advertisement to compile information about you or others who use your computer. This information allows ad networks to, among other things, deliver targeted advertisements that they believe will be of most interest to you. This Privacy Policy covers the use of cookies by Classic Adventures RV and does not cover the use of cookies by any advertisers.

Links to Other Websites

Our website contains links to other websites of interest. However, once you have used these links to leave the Classic Adventures RV site, you should note that we do not have any control over other websites. Therefore, we cannot be responsible for the protection and privacy of any information which you provide while visiting such sites; and such sites are not governed by this privacy statement. You should exercise caution and look at the privacy statement applicable to the website in question.

How To Contact Us

Should you have other questions or concerns about these privacy policies, please call us at 1-866-825-8141 or send us an email at

Privacy Policy Changes

Although most changes are likely to be minor, Classic Adventures RV may change its Privacy Policy from time to time and at Classic Adventures RV’s sole discretion. We encourage visitors to frequently check this page for any changes to our Privacy Policy. Your continued use of this site after any change in this Privacy Policy will constitute your acceptance of such change.

This Privacy Policy is current as of: 04/07/2011


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Tattoo Newbury

Welcome to Classic Markings Tattoo Studio based in Newbury Berkshire. Established by Kevin Clark and Kraig Ball in 2015. Here at Classic Markings we strive to provide exceptional guidance and advice on all aspects of tattooing.

Classic Markings is located in the heart of Newbury and can be found on Cheap Street. Our small and friendly studio offers customers quality tattoo’s carried out to a high standard with a professional yet fun team. We are on hand to help you with your tattoo vision.

Gift Vouchers

If you are looking for that perfect present or gift, we have just the thing. Gift vouchers are available from our shop in £10, £20 and £50 values.

Best Tattoo shops in Newbury

Every month we give away a £50 gift

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Find a Classic Buick Series 40 for Sale in Lincolnville, Kansas

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Looking to buy your dream classic Buick Series 40 in Lincolnville, Kansas? Do you have an old car or project car for sale? Looking for classic cars, muscle cars, project cars or hot rods for sale? Are you an antique car or classic truck enthusiast? Classics on Autotrader has the best selection of classic cars, muscle cars and more. Whether you love exotics or muscle cars, Classics on Autotrader helps classic car and project car enthusiasts connect with classic car dealers and private sellers across the United States.
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Looking to buy your dream classic Plymouth PT Trucks in Coldwater, Kansas? Do you have an old car or project car for sale? Looking for classic cars, muscle cars, project cars or hot rods for sale? Are you an antique car or classic truck enthusiast? Classics on Autotrader has the best selection of classic cars, muscle cars and more. Whether you love exotics or muscle cars, Classics on Autotrader helps classic car and project car enthusiasts connect with classic car dealers and private sellers across the United States.
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Thursday, April 22, 2021

Promoting Race War is Evil

 Promoting it when you are 12% of the population and the other 88% is heavily armed is braindead stupid.  Most black people will consider the speaker both evil and stupid.  But if you think fear of and prejudice against black people is bad now, consider what a few suburban attacks will do.

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  1. Poor Charlie Manson. Not only did he not surf, nor get nookie, he had to go to his grave seeing his dream of a race war come to naught.
    That evil scum, born to soon and without scruples. I hope his air conditioning continues to blow hot and be unable to be turned off.


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HUGE Polar Vortex to shove record-breaking cold and snow as far south as the Mexican border – and beyond!
Welcome to the new Grand Solar Minimum!

Where I live, south of the Dallas/Fort Worth area, temperatures are forecast to drop to a record-breaking one degree Fahrenheit (-17.22C) on Sunday night, with wind chills as low as -15 F (-26.11C).

If you can’t quite make out the words in the above image from the National Weather Service, they read:

A Winter Storm Watch will be in effect from late Saturday night through Monday afternoon for the entire region. 3-8 inches of snow accumulations are possible. Heavy snow and blowing snow are possible with this event. Temperatures will be bitterly cold, with near-blizzard conditions are possible. Hazardous travel is likely due to icy bridges and roadways, however travel will become impossible and possibly life-threatening. Wind chills as low as -15 F could induce hypothermia. Continue to monitor any updates to the forecast in the coming days.

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Royal Award for Mow Cop Residents

Mow_Cop_CastleOn June 2nd Buckingham Palace announced that Mow Cop Residents Association would receive a Queens Award for Voluntary Service.  The Award is the highest and most prestigious award that can be bestowed upon a voluntary body.  The nomination was forwarded to the Lord Lieutenant of Staffordshire office in September 2013, and since the nomination was accepted, Mow Cop Residents Associations activities and performance has been thoroughly scrutinised by the Lord Lieutenants Staff, before the nomination was recommended and forwarded for royal approval.

Although the Residents Association committee members have known of the award for some five weeks, they were all sworn to secrecy until the award was announced.  There will be an official award ceremony and a local celebration taking place shortly.

Newchapel Councillor Elsie Bates said: “It is wonderful news that the Mow Cop Residents Association have achieved such a high honour.  It is about time that their hard work is recognised officially.  The village hall has been transformed into a beautiful venue for all of the residents in the area to enjoy.  I am proud that Kidsgrove Town Council and Newcastle Borough Council have supported the Residents Association with community Chest Grants over the years and it is pleasing to see that money was well spent.  The Town Council send our many congratulations to those who have done such a good job over all these years.”

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Newcastle Borough Councillor and Kidsgrove Town Councillor for the Butt Lane and Talke Ward. Staffordshire County Councillor for Butt Lane, Talke and Red Street. Please visit my blog Twitter @kyle_robinson22

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Enter for a chance to win a handy wood foldable chair and table in a carrying case worth $299.

Restrictions:  18 or older–open worldwide

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November 8, 2018

Kilfeacle: Sat 7.30pm.,  Sun 10 am.,
Golden: Sat  6.30pm., Sun. 11a.m., Tues. to Fri. 9.00am daily,

Sat 7th July   - Catriona Crosse
Sun 8th July   - Norrie O’Sullivan
Sat 14th July  - Dick Walshe
Sun 15th July  - Nicole McLoughlin

Sat 7th July    - Ellen O’Donnell
Sun 8th July   -  Mary Quinlan
Sat 14th July   - Eddie Scott
Sun 15th July  - Helen Ryan (P)

Golden    €730
Kilfeacle €300

Anniversary Masses Offered
Sun 8th July: Thos. Lawrence, Cloughaleigh
Thurs 12th July: Mgt Rigney, Golden
Sat 14th July: Patrick and Sarah Hughes, Belfast
Sun 15th July: Denis Horan, Mounteen

Recently Deceased:
Larry O’Connor, Mantlehill and England
Frankie O’Meara, Thomastown and England

Months Mind:
July 7th Larry Arthurs, Golden Hills

There will be no Exposition and Mass on Mondays in Golden until further notice.

There will be no Thursday morning Mass in Kilfeacle until further notice.

Mount Sion Garden Fete

Will take place on Sunday 15th July.  Donations to the home produce stall of cakes, breads, jams etc would be very welcome along with donations of garden produce, shrubs, plants and unwanted gifts.  Items are now being accepted at Mount Sion Community Residence, Murgasty Road, Tipperary Town.  Help is also required with the event on July 15th and anyone willing to lend a hand on the day is asked to contact 062 - 52199

Senior Citizens Outing:

Will take place on Thursday 9th August.  Full details next week.

Kilfeacle & District Tennis Club

Mini Tennis:  Practice every Wednesday from 7 p.m to 8 p.m.  Parents supervision necessary.

Spafield Resource Centre – Cashel
Is currently looking for applications for their FAS funded Local Training Initiative.  This is a 40 week programme aimed at developing the skills needed to re-enter the workforce.  The course covers a range of FETAC modules such as communications, computers, childcare as well as ECDL and job seeking skills. Participants receive a training allowance for more information contact Emily 062 – 63622 or the Centre

 Parish Lotto Results
Numbers Drawn Tues.  3rd July -  Jackpot  €6,600  (1,3,8,13) No Winner
Second Chance Draw €1,000 : (4,22,23,26 ) No Winner

Lucky Dips:
€50 David O’Gorman, New Inn
€20 Tess Ryan, Cashel,
€20 Stephen Murphy c/o Anthony Hally,
€20 Brian Hallinan, Kilmacthomas,
€20 John Currivan, Jnr. Golden.

Sellers Prize:
€50 Eddie Fitzgerald,
€100 Cathy O’Halloran,
€20 Mary Byrnes,
€20 Seamus Ryan,
€20 Elaine Bourke

In House Prize: €30 Alice Carroll,  €30 Ed Cronin

Extra Draws: €25 each
Brian Landy, Golden,
Breda Horan c/o Cashel Credit Union,
John Ryan c/o Anthnoy Hally,
Tommy Landers, Mantlehill

Next Weeks Lotto €6,900
Venue:  Bridge House, Golden on Tuesday 10th  July  @ 10.00 p.m.
Chalice Programme

July 8th: Teresa Shanahan
July 15th: Rena Doyle
July 22nd: Anna Morrissey
July 29th: Julianne Ryan

Recently Married

Congratulations to:

John Strappe, Golden and Pauline Cummins, Oola
Roger Morrissey, Kilfeacle and Joanne Twoomey, Tipperary

Best of Luck to both couples.
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“County Final”

Mon July 9th U14 football – Golden/Kilfeacle –v-Kilsheelan in New Inn @ 7.30pm.  Please Support

Thurs 12th July U14 Hurling Golden/Kilfeacle –v- Arravale Rovers in Golden @ 7.30pm

The Cúl Camps will be held in Golden GAA Grounds from Monday 30th July to Friday 3rd August from 10 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. daily.  Only those who have paid their fees can attend these camps.

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HGC Finance Pty Ltd trading as Club Money Payday Loans, ABN No: 70 007 094 475, HGC Finance Pty Ltd., ABN 70 007 094 475, Australian Credit License 443310 Telephone: (03) 9663 2533

You consent to us ( Club Money Payday loans. HGC FINANCE PTY LTD (ABN 70 007 094 475 Australian Credit License Number 443310) our related bodies corporate, affiliates and agents) and some other entities collecting, using, holding and disclosing personal information and credit-related information about you. You can find out more about how we deal with your privacy by viewing our privacy policy (including our credit reporting policy). You can also obtain a copy of our privacy policy by contacting us on 1300 792 932 or by emailing us at info@clubmoney.com.au. That policy also sets out how you can access or seek to correct your information, and complain about our privacy practices.

'Personal information' includes any information or an opinion about an identified individual, or an individual who is reasonably identifiable. 'Credit information' includes information such as the type and amount of credit provided to you, repayment history information, default information (including overdue payments) and court information.

'Credit eligibility information' is credit reporting information supplied to us by a credit reporting body (CRB), and any information that we derive from it. Collectively, we refer to this as 'credit-related information'.

We may collect, use, hold and disclose personal information and credit-related information about you for the purposes of providing you with credit and managing that credit, direct marketing of products, enhancing services offered by us or any of our associates and other related purposes. Your information will be held by us and some of our third party service providers so that we can provide the services to you. You can gain access to the information held about you by contacting us. You have the right to request not to receive direct marketing material by advising us at any time. We are required to collect your information by law (including the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006) and if you do not provide your personal information and credit-related information, we may be unable to provide you with a loan or other services.

By consenting, you agree that we, and any of our associates and/or service providers (including any of our overseas associates and/or service providers) on our behalf can do any of the following at any time:

  1. Credit-related information: Collect, hold, use and disclose credit-related information about you to assess an application for consumer credit and manage that consumer credit. As required by law, we will obtain the last three months bank transactions on the date you apply for a loan, and if relevant, further bank transactions for a reasonable period after that date, for the purpose of assessing any future loan application.
  2. Personal information: Collect, hold, use and disclose personal and credit-related information about you. This includes disclosure to third parties such as our service providers, associates, credit reporting bodies, debt collectors, contractors (including any of our overseas associates who may assist us in providing our products and services to you) and people considering acquiring or taking an interest in our business or assets.
  3. Employment information: Collect, hold, use and disclose employment information and income confirmation from your current or previous employers.
  4. Exchanging information with credit reporting bodies: We may exchange your personal information and credit-related information with the credit reporting bodies listed in our privacy policy (eg. dnb.com.au; equifax.com.au; or experian.com.au). This includes obtaining a credit report for the purpose of assessing your application and managing the credit provided. Information we provide may include advice that payments are no longer overdue; that in our opinion you have committed a serious credit infringement (in specified circumstances only); be used in a credit report about you which the credit reporting body provides to other organisations (such as other lenders) to help them assess your creditworthiness. The details of the credit reporting bodies that we use, and how you can contact those credit reporting bodies is set out in our privacy policy.
  5. Customer identification: Disclose personal information about you to an organisation, including credit reporting bodies, for the purpose of verifying your identity against the information held on your credit file (including online verification). If we use these methods and are unable to verify your identity in this way we will let you know. We may also use information about your Australian Passport, state or territory driver licence, Medicare card, citizenship certificate, birth certificate and any other identification documents to match those details with the relevant registries using third party systems and record the results of that matching. Should you not agree to have your identity verified by these means, please contact us so that we can discuss other options with you.
  6. Overseas disclosure: Disclose your personal information and credit-related information to overseas entities including service providers located overseas including in the USA, Ukraine, Canada, India, Ireland, the United Kingdom or the Philippines. Overseas entities may be required to disclose information to relevant foreign authorities under a foreign law. More information on overseas disclosure may be found in the entities’ privacy policies. If you agree to these consents: (1) we will not be required to take reasonable steps to ensure that an overseas recipient of your personal information does not breach the Australian Privacy Principles, (2) we will not be accountable to you under the Privacy Act for your information disclosed overseas and (3) you will not be able to seek redress under the Privacy Act. Accordingly, we are not liable for any breach or misuse of information sent offshore, and you acknowledge that any information disclosed to an overseas recipient may not have the same level of protection as that provided under the Australian Privacy law.
  7. Storage and security: Store your personal information and credit-related information in cloud or other types of networked or electronic storage and will take reasonable steps to ensure its security. However, it is not always practicable to find out where your information may be accessed or held, as electronic or networked storage can be accessed from various countries via an internet connection.
  8. Cookies, pixels, click re-directs and tag containers: Use cookies, pixels, click re-directs and tag containers to collect information about your browser usage which in certain circumstances may be sufficient to reasonably identify you and/or constitute sensitive information.

Electronic Communication Authorisation

By consenting to electronic communication:

  1. you agree that we will send:
    • any notice of change to your loan contract;
    • copies of documents including but not limited to your loan contract;
    • any notices, statutory disclosures (including the Information Statement and Credit Guide) unless prohibited by law to be sent electronically; or
    • Statements of Amounts Owing,
    to you electronically, by either:
    • sending them to your nominated electronic address; or
    • sending notification to your nominated electronic address, that a notice or document is available for your retrieval at our members' log-in area on our website;
  2. you may no longer receive paper documents;
  3. you agree to regularly check your nominated electronic address for notices and documents; and
  4. you may withdraw your consent to electronic communications at any time, if you provide us with alternative suitable means of communication with you.

By clicking 'I Agree', you give your consent to Electronic Communication and to the use and disclosure of your personal and credit information as disclosed above.

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It can be expensive to borrow small amounts of money and borrowing may not solve your money problems.

Check your options before you borrow:

The Government's MoneySmart website shows you how small amount loans work and suggests other options that may help you.

*This statement is an Australian Government requirement under the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009.


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Sheppard Pratt’s professional education program strives to provide psychiatric education that advances clinical knowledge, enhances competence, performance, and where possible, improves outcomes for patients with psychiatric disorders.

The educational offerings of Sheppard Pratt relate to the management of psychiatric disorders and issues of behavioral health. Because psychiatric disorders have profound somatic effects, and medical illnesses have profound effects on the brain, educational activities of Sheppard Pratt will address systems-based change, mental/somatic co-morbidities and their effects on health, health outcomes, quality of life, function, and ability to work. In addition, advances in neurobiology and clinical developments that explain the concepts underlying drug treatment of psychiatric disorders are important content areas.

Our primary audience includes physicians, nurses, psychologists, social workers, counselors and marriage and family therapists in all practice settings and other primary care clinicians who treat behavioral health and neuropsychiatry disorders.

Our lectures and webinars are a forum that links evidence-based medicine to both recent scientific advances and to challenges facing clinical research and practitioners. Activities focus on the mechanism of disease, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment as well as highlighting new frontiers for scientific focus.

We expect that our educational interventions will improve clinical competence, performance and improve patient outcomes. We expect that learners will report greater confidence in their approach to clinical problems or improvements in observed patient outcomes. We also expect that learners will express their intent to change their behavior and apply newly acquired strategies in their practice.


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COVID Update March 26, 2021

    • All Campuses
  • March 26, 2021
COVID-19 Update 4

CNC is preparing for a return to face-to-face instruction this fall.

We wish to share the latest information that we have with students and employees as this process unfolds.

We will commit to providing an update every two weeks or sooner as new information becomes available.

What we must do, and what will guide us in making decisions

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry has advised post-secondary institutions to prepare for face-to-face instruction by this fall. Minister of Advanced Education and Skills Training Anne Kang said this will take place with all appropriate measures to keep people safe.

CNC is preparing for the return to face-to-face instruction. We will work within the organization, with partners in health care, and many others for a safe return.

The COVID-19 situation continues to unfold. The province will update its Go Forward Guidelines for Post-Secondary Institutions. This will give us further guidance on next steps, and how we can update the safety plans in place since last year.

A lot can still change, we will need time and patience to determine all the steps that need to happen as we bring students back on CNC’s campuses.

What has happened in the past two weeks

On Monday March 8th, the BC Government made its announcement. CNC followed up with its own announcement shortly thereafter.

CNC’s executive met on Wednesday March 10th to discuss the return to face-to-face instruction. We agreed to a communications plan. This would include updates to the CNC community whenever we receive provincial direction or have an important update, and a scheduled general update to CNC students and employees every two weeks.

What we are doing now

Tyson von den Steinen, CNC’s director of safety and security, is participating as a member of a provincial steering committee. Provincial health and education staff and other post-secondary institutional representatives will develop guidelines to help us safely navigate this transition.

As the province’s go-forward guidelines are developed, Tyson and his staff will work together with you to apply them here at CNC. This will likely involve major updates to safety plans that have been in effect since last year.

We are preparing a budget submission for the upcoming fiscal year. This will include spending proposals for COVID-related costs that the college continues to bear.

What you can expect to hear next, and how you can help

We intend to have our next update in two weeks or when a significant provincial update on face-to-face instruction is available (whichever comes first).

For the next several months, we will not have all the answers. We are committed to telling what we know when we know it.

We ask for your understanding as the situation unfolds and thank you for your patience.

The major milestones we’ve reached:

For the past academic year, we’ve provided 35 per cent of our instruction in face-to-face circumstances despite the COVID-19 pandemic. This has happened due to the tremendous efforts of CNC employees, and the perseverance of students across the region.

Further reading:

March 8th: a statement from Minister of Advanced Education and Skills Training Anne Kang on the return to face-to-face education:

March 8th: CNC’s note to students and employees on the return to face-to-face instruction:

CNC’s COVID-19 page:

Northern Health’s COVID-19 vaccine plan:

The Government of British Columbia’s response to COVID-19:

Your voice is important

Would you like for your story to be featured on the CNC site? Get in touch!
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Media Relations

For media inquiries, please contact

Dustin Ruth
+1 778-349-0597

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Nakamura Tome CNC Machines

Nakamura, also known as Nakamura-Tome Precision Industry Co., is a Japanese manufacturer of high-quality turning machines. The company was founded in 1949 by Tomeo Nakamura and released their first NC turning center in 1974. The company is now located in Ishikawa, Japan and their products are being sold all over the world. Nakamura's machines are used in a wide range of industries including automotive, medical, defense, IT, and aerospace. Nakamura has developed a strong reputation for building effective and reliable multi-tasking turning centers, although it does carry traditional turning center machines as well. Nakamura machines are accurate, consistent, and easy to use. They are supremely flexible; a single Nakamura multi-tasking turning center can serve multiple needs within a manufacturing facility.

Nakamura Turning Centers

Nakamura-Tome is one of the worlds leading manufacturers of multi-tasking turning machines. They are very user-friendly thanks to features like icon-based menu controllers, production monitoring, automation options, and operation-level control functions. These machines can easily be incorporated into larger production lines and can be equipped with bar loaders, robots, and gantries. Used nakamura tome cnc machine citizen for sale

Machine Tool Innovation

Nakamuras machines use the best and most innovative technology available in the industry. One such innovation is twin opposed spindle machines. Each of these are equipped with multiple tool turrets or tool changers and gives increased flexibility and machining capability for complex components.

Another key feature is the air bag, which detects excess loads and helps prevent broken parts if a collision should occur.

A Nakamura for any purpose

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Jotapian. Usurper, circa AD 248-249. Antoninianus (21.5mm, 3.50 g, 12h). Nicopolis in Seleucia mint.

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Jotapian. Usurper, circa AD 248-249. Antoninianus (21.5mm, 3.50 g, 12h). Nicopolis in Seleucia mint. IM C M F R IOTΛPIΛNVS ΛV, radiate and cuirassed bust right / VICT OR I A AV G, Victory advancing left, holding wreath in right hand and palm frond in left. RIC IV 2 var. (obv. legend); Bland 8a (Obv. die IV/Rev. die v – this coin); RSC 1 var. (same). Toned, typical rough surfaces. Near VF. Very rare.

Ex George C. Hopkins Collection (Numismatica Ars Classica 114, 6 May 2019), lot 794; Lanz 26 (5 December 1983), lot 822.

Jotapian led a short-lived revolt in Syria in the autumn of AD 249 while Philip I was still emperor. Little is known of Jotapian’s background. It was said that he boasted of a relationship to Severus Alexander, and his unusual name, although otherwise unknown for a man, is attested in its feminine form "Jotape" in the royal houses of Commagene and Emesa. The extreme rarity of his coins indicates that the revolt was brief, and the crude style proves that the revolt was geographically confined, for Jotapian plainly did not control a major Roman mint. His head was brought to Rome and shown to Trajan Decius "as was customary, although Decius had not asked for it" (Aur. Vict., Caes. 29.4). In his corpus of Jotapian's coins, Bland knew of eighteen genuine antoniniani in total, including this coin.

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Singapore Airlines (SIA) has launched its own airline loyalty digital wallet that uses blockchain technology, it announced July 24. The software has been co-developed by Microsoft and KPMG Digital Village, according to the press release.

The new wallet -- dubbed ‘KrisPay’ after SIA’s ‘KrisFlyer’ loyalty programme -- converts frequent flyer miles into digitized ‘KrisPay miles’ that can be used to pay for retail purchases via a mobile app.

As minimum expenditure, users of the wallet can spend 15 KrisPay miles (equivalent to about  S$0.10, or US$0.73) to make or offset purchases at point-of-sale for food and drink, petrol, beauty treatments, and other products from selected retailers.

According to SIA, KrisPay miles are currently accepted at 18 merchants island-wide, with more merchants to reportedly be added to the platform in future.

As Cointelegraph reported, SIA first successfully tested the proof-of-concept for its blockchain-based loyalty wallet back in February.

U.S. tech giant Microsoft, meanwhile, has been steadily investing in blockchain technology, with early moves to implement an off-chain Ethereum-based protocol by its cloud computing arm, Microsoft Azure, in summer of last year.

This February, the firm announced plans to integrate blockchain-based decentralized IDs into its Microsoft Authenticator app, and Azure formally announced the release of a blockchain app creation service, Azure Blockchain Workbench, in May.

Most recently, Microsoft has been working to integrate blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI) for supply chain management solutions, as well as partnering with two major Asian tech companies on an enterprise blockchain platform.


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10 ways to translate song and aria texts into English

A query from one of my students on how to effectively translate song and aria texts from foreign languages to English resulted in this latest list, with links and caveats:

1. Learn the foreign language to the level that you can understand the full meaning of the words of the song. There is no substitute for really knowing the nuts and bolts of a language and applying that knowledge to the study of a song or aria, an investment that will repay the time spent many times over. Failing that, read the other nine hints...

2. Translate the song or aria word-for-word with the aid of a dictionary. This is the old school method and up until a couple of decades ago was the only way to translate. This method involves many hours of sitting with a dictionary and looking up words, tenses, and idioms, but the time spent will repay itself in the depth of knowledge that you will then be able to bring to the song, since you had to work to uncover the meaning of the original text.

3. Consult the
Lied and Art Song Texts Page. The brainchild of Emily Ezust, this site was one of the first web-based art song resources since its inception in the mid-90's and has been growing ever since.

4. Consult the
Aria Database. Created by Robert Glaubitz in 1996 and growing steadily since then with a large collection of searchable material.

5. Use the
Fischer-Dieskau Book of Lieder. This book has been a staple of singers and pianists for the last 30 years and although it is not exhaustive, it is still one of the quickest ways to find English translations of German lieder. Also of inestimable value is Fisher-Dieskau's essay on German song that serves as the foreward to the book.

6. Use
The Interpretation of French Song by Pierre Bernac. Good translations of songs of numerous French composers and commentary by Bernac are supplemented by chapters on subjects such as French lyric diction and interpretation.

7. Use an edition that comes with translations of the texts. Numerous examples abound of recent editions by publishers such as
Alfred, Hal Leonard, and Frederick Harris Music that contain English translations to aid both teachers and students.

8. Find English translations on liner notes of CDs and LPs. This is still one of the best ways to find translations of hard-to-find repertoire and rarities. Liner note translations can often be better than online translations, but not as good as those done by those who start at steps 1 or 2.

9. Do a Google search. You might have to sort through a lot of sites, but chances are you'll eventually find the translation you're looking for. Or you might not.

10. Use an online translation service such as Babelfish. Web-based translation services are still in their infancy and don't often work with idioms and archaic words in the repertoire, but you'll probably get most of the text translated. For words not translated by this service, go back to step 2.


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Maker: Belonged to Chief Sitting Bull, Hunkpapa Lakota
Medium:Golden eagle tail feathers, weasel skins, glass beads, dressed hide
Geography: Montana or North/South Dakota, USA; collected in southern Saskatchewan, Canada
Date: c. 1870
27 × 11.5 cm
Object number: 915X36.A
Credit Line: Gift of Sir William C.C. Van Horne
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Gallery Location:Daphne Cockwell Gallery dedicated to First Peoples art & culture

Sitting Bull’s war bonnet and its storage case were given to the ROM in 1915 by Sir William Van Horne, President of the Canadian Pacific Railway. He received these from Major James Walsh of the North West Mounted Police. It seems they were presented to Walsh by Sitting Bull. Sitting Bull, the Hunkpapa Lakota chief and holy man, and over four thousand Lakotas found refuge at Wood Mountain, Saskatchewan, after defeating General Custer and his Seventh Cavalry at the battle of Little Bighorn in 1876.

The war bonnet embodies sacred powers and also represents its owner’s war achievements. The feathers symbolize the eagle carrying prayers to the Creator; their radiating form makes a visual reference to the sun.

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PHOENIX (AP) — Caleb Homesley had 13 of his 17 points in the second half, Myo Baxter-Bell scored 15, and Liberty used a 15-0 second-half run to pull away for a 70-61 win over Grand Canyon on Sunday night in the Jerry Colangelo Classic at Talking Stick Resort Arena.

Elijah Cuffee added 11 points and Darius McGhee scored 10 for Liberty. The Flames (11-0) are off the best start to a season in program history and Ritchie McKay’s 300 career wins are the most by a Liberty coach since moving to Division in 1988.

Baxter-Bell made a layup that gave the Flames the lead for good with 9:55 left in the game and sparked the decisive run. Homesley followed with a dunk before Baxter-Bell added two free throws and a layup. After Georgie Pacheco-Ortiz made a 3-pointer, Baxter-Bell hit two more foul shots and McGhee capped the spurt with a jumper that made it 61-49 with four minutes to go.

Carlos Johnson hit a 3 to give Grand Canyon (4-7) a 49-48 lead with to 10:13 to play but the Antelopes didn’t score again until Isiah Brown made a layup with 3:44 remaining.

Brown led GCU with 16 points, Alessandro Lever added 14, Lorenzo Jenkins scored 13 and Johnson finished with 11.

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The Golden Gate Bridge is obscured by smoke and haze from wildfires Friday, Nov. 16, 2018, in this view from Fort Baker near Sausalito, Calif. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)
The Golden Gate Bridge is obscured by smoke and haze from wildfires Friday, Nov. 16, 2018, in this view from Fort Baker near Sausalito, Calif. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — The annual Big Game between Stanford and California scheduled for Saturday was postponed two weeks because of the unhealthy air quality in the Bay Area from a wildfire some 150 miles to the north.

Cal announced Friday that the game would be played Dec. 1 with a noon kickoff at Memorial Stadium.

"First and foremost our thoughts are with everyone who has been affected by the tragic California wildfires," Golden Bears football coach Justin Wilcox said in a Twitter post. "While we realize the importance of the Big Game right now, our thoughts are centered around so many who have been so deeply affected. Our primary factors in making the decision to postpone the game were centered around the health and safety of our student-athletes, fans and everyone involved in putting on the game. We look forward to seeing you in Berkeley on Dec. 1."

This is the just the second postponement of the Big Game between Cal (6-4, 3-4 Pac-12) and Stanford (6-4, 4-3). It was delayed one week in 1963 following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The rival schools have been playing each year since 1892 with the exception of breaks during World Wars I and II.

"The entire Stanford Athletics community recognizes this has been an extremely challenging time for so many people who have been affected by the wildfires, both in the Bay Area and throughout the state. Our thoughts are with them, first and foremost," Stanford athletic director Bernard Muir said. "We are thankful to the University of California for collaborating with us on the logistical challenges of rescheduling the Big Game, and are looking forward to playing the game on Dec. 1."

Stanford noted the schools tried to hold off a final decision until Saturday but the forecast shows air quality isn't expected to sufficiently improve.

The schools, which also utilized the NCAA and Pac-12 guidelines on air quality in making the decision, offered thoughts to those affected by the devastating Northern California fire.

"We have been carefully tracking air quality in Berkeley and the Bay Area over the past week, relying on the best data and guidance available to us from medical and environmental experts. The forecasts we have received show a minimal chance of the improvement necessary to hold the game on Saturday," Cal athletic director Jim Knowlton said. "While we would have preferred to play the Big Game on its scheduled date, once we realized that air quality would likely not return to acceptable levels, we made the decision to postpone for the health and safety of our student-athletes, coaches, gameday staff, students, band and spirit groups, alumni and fans."

In the NFL, the Oakland Raiders were unable to practice outdoors Thursday and Friday, so they instead held indoor walkthroughs. They play at Arizona on Sunday. The San Francisco 49ers have their bye week.

Cal and Stanford each also canceled men's basketball games, while the No. 7 Cardinal women's home basketball game Sunday against Ohio State was called off. The Buckeyes also had their scheduled game Friday night at Sacramento State canceled.

Stanford won't reschedule its canceled men's basketball game against Wofford that had been set for Friday night. The Cal men's basketball game against Detroit Mercy was canceled Thursday night, while San Francisco postponed its Friday home men's game against Arizona State. The Dons also moved their Sunday game with LIU Brooklyn and the USF women's game with Cal Poly down the coast for a doubleheader at Cal State Monterey Bay.

Several other college sporting events in Northern California were impacted this week. Some were moved, rescheduled or canceled.

San Jose State changed the time of Saturday's home football game against Nevada two hours earlier for a noon kickoff.

UC Davis' football game against Sacramento State was moved to Reno, Nevada.

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The Latest on the efffects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:

South Carolina is increasing the allowed attendance for the team’s spring football game later this month from 9,000 to 15,000.

The school’s athletic department said that the rollout of vaccinations within the state had gone well and Prisma Health officials agreed that an increase in attendance at Williams-Brice Stadium for the game April 24 would not impact a vaccination clinic being staged at Gamecock Park directly across from the field.

The athletic department says face coverings must be worn to come inside and will be required while watching, except if a fan is eating or drinking.

The Nashville Predators will be able to host up to 5,700 fans with local health officials expanding COVID protocols.

The Predators will be able to host up to 33% of capacity at Bridgestone Arena starting Monday with a home game against the Chicago Blackhawks. That’s an increase of more than 1,500 fans.

The changes mean more fans will be allowed in the lower bowl and suite areas. Fans still are required to wear masks inside the arena except when eating and drinking.

The updates from the Nashville Metro Public Health Department also allow for 40% capacity at outdoor stadiums. Nashville SC in MLS will be able to take advantage of that for the club’s opener Saturday night against Cincinnati.

Rice is out of the NCAA women’s volleyball tournament in Omaha, Nebraska, because of COVID-19 protocols, and its opening match against North Carolina A&T on Wednesday night was declared a no contest.

The Owls (16-5) were set to make their third straight appearance in the tournament, and sixth overall, after winning the Conference USA West Division title.

Coach Genny Volpe says the team is devastated.

“It certainly is painful to see how much the team wanted to compete and to have to break the news to them that they couldn’t play," Volpe said. “To compete in this tournament meant so much to all of us.”

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Scarpino SV, Scott JG, Eggo RM, Clements B, Dimitrov NB, Meyers LA (2020) Socioeconomic bias in influenza surveillance. PLoS Comput Biol 16(7): e1007941.

Public health agencies maintain increasingly sophisticated surveillance systems, which integrate diverse data streams within limited budgets. Here we develop a method to design robust and efficient forecasting systems for influenza hospitalizations. With these forecasting models, we find support for a key data gap namely that the USA’s public health surveillance data sets are much more representative of higher socioeconomic sub-populations and perform poorly for the most at-risk communities. Thus, our study highlights another related socioeconomic inequity—a reduced capability to monitor outbreaks in at-risk populations—which impedes effective public health interventions.


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Grimm Fairy Tales Presents:  Wonderland

I was already a fan of Zenescope’s Grimm Fairy Tales.  But when I learned that Greg Horn was going to be a variant cover artist (pictured above) for issue #1, I immediately emailed the comic shop to request cover B.

Grimm Fairy Tales Presents:  Wonderland is what happens after the Wonderland Trilogy (Return to Wonderland, Beyond Wonderland, Escape From Wonderland).  Callie Liddle and her daughter, Violet try to live normal lives.  They learn soon enough they can’t escape the realm of madness, and is on the run once again.

The series begins with the spirit of the Mad Hatter using a troubled teenage boy named Sammy to carry out his madness and evil schemes, including brainwashing an entire town and murder.  In case you don’t already know, Mad Hatter’s name is Johnny and he is the brother of Callie.

Wonderland is full of chaos, madness, murder and betrayal.

The relationship between mother and daughter is breathtaking, as Callie gives her all into making sure Violet is safe.  Violet wants to live a normal teenage life.  Callie knows this is not safe and forbids Violet from doing most teenage activities.  Living a life on the run is causing the relationship between Violet and her mother to deteriorate.

The series is a twisted fairy tale filled with horror, chaos, suspense and murder.  The Mad Hatter, Queen of Spades, and the Queen of Hearts are just a few of the characters that Callie and Violet will encounter from the realm of madness.

The artwork is great, especially the covers.  Zenescope is known for their explicit covers.  But there’s nothing explicit about the stories.  Just pure horror, chaos and madness.  And I love every bit of if.

VERDICT (drum roll please)

If you like:

  • fairy tales
  • stories with a twist
  • horror
  • chaos
  • suspense

then I highly recommend this series.

Zenescope Entertainment’s Grimm Fairy Tales adds horror and suspense to our beloved classic fairy tales.  Each issue has two parts.  The first part is the framework of the story.  Sela Mathers has a special ability that she uses to teach life lessons to those who need it. Those that ignore the lessons suffer consequences.

The second part of the story is ALWAYS a twisted version of a classic fairy tale, and the fairy tales are usually violent.  The tales are warning the readers to change their ways or suffer.

I’ve read the first three volumes, a total of 18 stories.  Here is my review of issue #7, Snow White.

The story begins with a young girl, Stephanie, who has been ill for a few months.  Her step-mother, Terry, appears to be the perfect stepmother.  She even tells Stephanie to call her “mom.”  When Stephanie asked Terry if she thought she’d return to cheerleading, Terry revealed that she was a cheerleader captain just as Stephanie had been before she became ill.  She also told Stephanie she missed being the center of attention, young and full of life.

Terry goes back to preparing lunch for Stephanie, which included poisoning her food.  Sela shows up at the doorstep and hands Terry the book of fairy tales, suggesting she read Snow White.  So Terry reads the twisted fairy tale.

We all know the story of Snow White so I’ll skip to the twisted part.  The dwarves feed on human flesh that has dark souls.  They couldn’t eat Snow White because of her innocence.  While the dwarves were out, the queen appeared at the doorstep and gave Snow White a basket of fruit laced with poison.  She ate one of the apples and fell to the floor.  The dwarves returned to find a dead Snow White.

Back home, the queen looked into her mirror and asked who was the most beautiful in all the land.  Suddenly all seven dwarves appeared and ate her alive.

Terry didn’t think twice about the story after she finished reading it.  She heard a noise in the basement and went to investigate.  In the basement was a mirror.  She looked into the mirror and the seven dwarves appeared and ate her alive, like the queen.  The story ended with Terry in a straight jacket at an asylum.

Joe Brusha and Ralph Tedesco does an excellent job at writing the stories.  Anthony Spay does a superb job with the artwork.  The characters are well detailed, especially  their facial expressions.

All the issues have provocative covers.  But there’s nothing provocative or explicit about the stories on the inside.

VERDICT (drum roll please)

Grimm Fairy Tales is a remarkable piece of work.  The stories told, and the lessons they provide, are worth the read.  Artwork is great.  If you’re a horror fan, then you’ll definitely love these classic tales with its’ horrifying twists.  I’m sticking with this horror comic, and I plan to read until I’m caught up with the current issue.


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People at the center of digitization

Analogous, repetitive tasks stole time from Aker BioMarine employees and slowed down their production of krill oil. Automation of processes and a comprehensive data platform in the cloud became the solution that both freed up time and enabled a more environmentally friendly production.

Aker BioMarine is a Norwegian fish and biotechnology company that develops and sells krill-based ingredients for dietary supplements. Krill, which is unknown to many, is an important source of omega-3, fat and protein, which has a major health benefit. The capture and production of krill, on the other hand, is a more complicated process. Before Kari Nordmann can buy omega-3 capsules in the store, the krill will be picked up from the sea in Antarctica, refined in the production factory in the USA, and distributed to the global market. In other words, the process requires good control and an overview of the value chain, something the employees at Aker BioMarine have struggled with until now.

– Analogous processes and little available data have meant that employees have spent a lot of time maintaining operations, instead of having the freedom to be creative and look for more effective solutions. With regard to digitisation initiatives, we never aim to create increased value directly, but to make it easier for employees to make better decisions, says Ole Thoresen, director of digitalisation at Aker BioMarine.

To assist Aker BioMarine in providing the necessary overview to employees and freeing up their time, Computas was invited in.

– Our main task was to simplify and make the operating data of Aker BioMarine available. This in itself is a challenging task, as it does not just have to be gathered and structured. It should also be understandable and applicable to their employees, says Angeliqa Axelsson, who has worked as a consultant from Computas at Aker BioMarine since the start of the project. She also adds:

– When this is done, the data goes from being almost inaccessible to the employees, to giving them added value in their working day and for their work tasks. Such projects are very rewarding to work with.

Streamlines data via space

As the most important parts of the value chain for the development of krill-based ingredients are the boats that catch the krill and the factory that refines it, it was natural for Computas and Aker BioMarine to start there.

– In December 2018, the collaboration started by collecting and structuring data from sensors that were placed on the krill vessels. In practice, the vessels function as production facilities with fishing nets on each side. We extracted all kinds of information, such as location, cargo and machine data, to how much fuel is left in the tank, says Axelsson’s colleague and architect in the Computas team, Anders Elton.

He set up a cloud-based data warehouse so that all information could be gathered in one place. Since it was data taken from the Arctic Circle, the information was streamlined 36,000 meters above sea level, via a satellite, and directly to the cloud and the digital platform only five seconds later.

– Real-time information about operation and catch is essential for the captain and the rest of the crew on board the boat. Not only while out at sea, but also before leaving the dock. If you combine this with historical data we also store, they can now more precisely calculate where the krill are before they arrive at the catchment area. Not only does this make fishing more efficient, it is also good for the environment not to drive further than you have to, says Ole Thoresen, who emphasizes that krill fishing is strictly regulated and that Aker BioMarine’s boats also actively contribute to research on the penguin population and the general ecosystem of Antarctica.

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It took only a few months after the project with the boats was started before Aker BioMarine ordered a new assignment from Computas. The Houston plant could also benefit from clearer operational data. This is where the krill finally arrive and the krill is refined into, among other things, omega3 oil.

– We quickly saw the value of the work on the boats and the benefits of using it in the factory in Houston as well. The work here had for a long time consisted of analogue and repetitive tasks where employees had to physically go to each meter and read on a screen. In addition to being cumbersome, collecting historical data was complicated. In production environments, historical data is just as important as real-time data, says the director of digitization at Aker BioMarine.

In other words, there was great potential for freeing up valuable time for the employees. The factory underwent a similar digital transformation as the krill vessels. Information from critical points was streamlined to the cloud and data platform, where Computas had set up a dashboard that made all the data accessible and easy to understand for everyone from the production managers and factory management to the maintenance staff and finance department.

– Now that all production data is automatically collected in one place, you only spend a few seconds to get the same overview that you previously spent several hours on. Employees in the factory thus get a better basis for decision-making and can make decisions faster, while at the same time freeing up a lot of time to focus on optimizing production. This type of human-oriented digitization is the real added value of such a project, says Thoresen.

Easy choice

It was no coincidence that Computas assisted in these projects, and it was important to find a supplier with the right expertise and relevant certifications.

– We were familiar with Computas from before via the work they have done for Aker Solutions. Their knowledge and skills around our challenges, combined with the Google Cloud expertise, made the choice easy, says Thoresen.

He also emphasizes how important it was for Computas to become «part of» Aker BioMarine.

– One of the most important things in this type of complex project is to get the consultants to work as a team, and understand our attitudes and values. Simply become part of Aker BioMarine. Computas has succeeded in this, both in terms of the project in isolation, and the company as a whole, the director of digitization concludes.

Technologies we used

  • Google Cloud
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  • Google BigQuery
  • Google Data Lab
  • Cloud Composer
  • Cognite Data Fusion

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If you stand in a certain spot in the second room of the MoMA’s gorgeous and serious new exhibition Bauhaus 1919-1933: Workshops for Modernity (opening November 8) you can see Marcel Breuer becoming modern. On axis with the entrance is his “Romantic” or “African” chair (1921) whose arcing back was woven with silk and hemp and wool by Gunta Stotzl (that’s one of her sketches above), eventual head of the weaving workshop. It seems to have more to do with folk art than modernity, but around the corner you see him transforming the crudeness of the first attempt into something more suave: the TI 1a armchair (1922), with a more refined woven wool seat, and slim legs and bent arms that slide past each other in unusual ways. Across the room, his children’s chairs and table (1923), the first with a flat board back similar to Gerrit Rietveld’s 1917 Red Blue chair, the second the original of the cubic Parsons tables made ordinary by repetition and knock-offs. All this is before 1926. His real breakthrough, the cantilever chair of bicycle tubing, is still hidden beyond another wall, sequestered with other well-known works of architecture and furniture by Breuer and Walter Gropius and Josef Albers.

That putting off of the stars, denying us the best-known objects and sticking to chronology, is a strength for this exhibit. Its underlying intent is to remind us that the Bauhaus was a school. Student work and masterpieces of modern textile art, painting, craft and industrial design are presented as part of the total package. Mies van der Rohe barely shows up until the last room, and we see his students imitating his style, but none of his own drawings. Curator Barry Bergdoll says this was an obvious choice: Mies kept his architectural commissions separate from his teaching, and the show is about the school. This has the lovely effect of reducing the well-known names to beloved profs, allowing us to better observe the hidden talents of the wider Bauhaus pool. One of my favorite cases is at the back of the last room, stocked with samples of Bauhaus upholstery fabrics by Anni Albers and Gunta Stotzl, Bauhaus wallpapers (abstract as can be) by Heinrich-Siegfried Bormann. Thewallpapers were apparently the most successful Bauhaus products. One of the cleverest textiles is practically digital, a 1932 fabric by Hajo Rose whose original sketch was typed on a typewriter, letterforms turning into repetitive and almost floral scallops.

You should go. And you should especially go on one of the days when MoMA is offering hands-on workshops. Pretend to be a first-year in Johannes Itten’s class. Learn color the Albers way. Something different is happening at MoMA when they embrace a little of the Etsy spirit.

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Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan: Ballad of the Broken Seas

Sad music is my favorite music. Is that because I’m depressed? Maybe, but I’ll take early Leonard Cohen and bottle of single malt over the latest Arctic Monkeys-type record and a vodka Red Bull every time. That’s just me. And for people like me, Mark Lanegan’s whiskey-soaked growl has always been as reliable as a drunk friend.

After leaving grunge band the Screaming Trees, Lanegan released six mesmerizing, if overlooked, solo records—all gems. But as much as I loved those records, it always felt like something was missing. To my surprise, that something was Isobel Campbell, the angelic-voiced Scottish cellist. In a career move that seemed very questionable at the time, she quit Belle and Sebastian right as the band was reaching the upper echelons of indie-rock. But on their new record of collaborations, she plays the beauty to Lanegan's beast, and the place where they meet makes for a very satisfying listen.

The standout track on the album is “The False Husband,” a dark, beautifully arranged song that Tarantino would be proud of. If there’s a weakness, it’s that Campbell tendency to double her voice on too many tracks. Just one of her would suffice. Fans of Tom Waits, Nancy Sinatra, and film noir will relish this album. Fans of daylight, American Idol, and dancing should steer clear.

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Date: November 6, 1923. Location: Washington, D.C. (Original document available here) Here is a reminder that on the 15th of November occurs the 118th Anniversary of the Lewis and Clark expedition, after the Louisiana Purchase, to the mouth of the Columbia River, and the suggestion of inquiry as to my view of the importance of […]

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How come Vaping Bad For ADULTS?

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How come Vaping Bad For ADULTS?

So why is vaping bad for your health? The reason is two fold: the ingredients and the toxins that are released into the air once you light up a cigarette. When you vaporize your e cigarettes, some of the harmful ingredients such as carbon monoxide and tar are released into the air. Some studies have shown that long-term smokers have lungs that are less healthy than those that never smoked.

Another reason to consider why is smoking so very bad is that smokers are not getting many of the benefits of traditional cigarettes. The flavors of traditional cigarettes have become different from those within vaporizing cigarettes. Inhaling the flavor of traditional cigarettes causes spikes in blood circulation pressure and heart rate, two of the main outward indications of nicotine addiction. The toxins that are in traditional cigarettes may also damage the lungs over time.

The FDA has even approved a drug called Nicorette to greatly help people quit smoking. Nicorette functions by mimicking some of the ramifications of nicotine. It could reduce cravings, allows for a far more natural smoking experience and will be used along with other stop smoking aids such as gums and patches. By making the process of quitting smoking a far more pleasant one, Nicorette has managed to get easier for people to break the habit.

Many vapor products available to buy have not been approved by the FDA or are not regulated by it. These are not regulated and are much less safe as nicotine cigarettes. These e-juices are usually made from cheaper ingredients such as for example vegetable glycerin and corn syrup, both of which are cheap to produce and can be harmful to the health. A number of the ingredients in cheap e-juice products have already been found to cause cancer and organ toxicity. This is exactly why is vaporizing cigarettes should always be avoided.

One way to avoid the dangers of e-liquid is by using one of the nicotine patches. Nicotine patches are affordable and are often a better option to smoking cessation methods because they’re less invasive and less inclined to produce unpleasant side effects. However, patches are only an option for those who can’t stop using cigarettes because of medical issues or financial reasons.

There’s one medical condition that seems to make vaporizing cigarettes bad. This condition affects the the respiratory system and is recognized as emphysema. Sometimes, emphysema has been responsible for death. It is a disease that triggers chronic coughing, difficulty breathing, excessive wheezing, chest pains and rock poisoning. Although this condition is relatively uncommon, it must be made sure to stay from any sort of e-cigarette.

Another reason why is smoking bad for adults is because many Vape adults don’t yet know the dangers of nicotine use. As a result, they don’t understand why it really is bad for them. For instance, young adults who are considering using e-cigs may not be aware that they will put themselves at an increased risk by inhaling an excessive amount of smoke or getting lung cancer. Therefore, they could start smoking without even knowing how. They could also go off track and begin smoking right after using their e-cigs.

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23 March 2010

Uzbek HIV outbreak infects 147 toddlers

An AIDS outbreak at two children's hospitals in Uzbekistan has killed at least 14 children and left 133 infected with HIV, according to a documentary posted on a respected Central Asian news website on Monday.

The editor of Ferghana.ru said the 2007 outbreak was first reported in an official documentary produced by Uzbek prosecutors for government television.

But, he said, the video never aired because authorities had second thoughts about broadcasting it, fearing that it would provoke a public outcry and unfavourable international publicity.

The documentary posted on Ferghana.ru reported that 12 doctors and nurses at two hospitals in the eastern city of Namangan were convicted of treating the children with contaminated medical equipment.

According to the narrator, the health workers were sentenced to prison terms of from five years to eight years and eight months.

Uzbek officials, including prosecutors, did not return repeated phone calls from The Associated Press seeking comment.

The AP could not verify the authenticity of the documentary, which would be the first official confirmation of the long-rumoured outbreak, but a former Uzbek television producer said it appeared authentic.

Daniil Kislov, editor of Ferghana.ru, said his site obtained the video from an Uzbek health official after authorities cancelled plans to broadcast it.

Government officials keep a tight grip on the media in Uzbekistan, where President Islam Karimov has ruled for more than 20 years.

Several outbreaks of hospital-transmitted HIV have been reported among children in Central Asia in recent years. Doctors in the region have sometimes prescribed transfusions for routine illnesses.

Similar incidents in Kazakhstan in 2006 and Kyrgyzstan in 2007 left dozens of children infected.

The Uzbek documentary shows a series of men and women, identified as health workers, confessing and saying they deserved harsh sentences. All the interviewees spoke into a microphone with the logo of Uzbek state television.

"I am 1,000 times sorry," one of the nurses said through tears.

"I would not want a single nurse or doctor to repeat those mistakes."

There are also interviews with the mothers of some of the infected children, as well as with a prosecutor.

Ferghana.ru first reported the HIV outbreak in Namangan in October 2007, but at the time officials denied that it had occurred.

Kislov said the video was produced in January 2009, and was obtained from a Health Ministry official who demanded anonymity because he feared persecution by authorities.

"This is a genuine product of Uzbek television," said Alisher Komolov, who worked for the Yoshlar television channel until he left the country in 2006.

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Chile: Mapuche editor imprisoned

Another escalation is reported in the persecution of the Mapuche indigenous people of Chile: the imprisonment of the editor of a Mapuche magazine on six-year-old charges related to a land occupation, effectively preventing him from travelling to Canada for a meeting of Native journalists. This June 16 account is from Reporteros Sin Fronteras (RSF) and the International Freedom of Expression Exchange (IFEX):

Director of indigenous people’s magazine jailed a second time for same case
RSF has expressed concern for Pedro Cayuqueo Millaqueo, director of the Mapuche magazine “Azkintuwe”, who has been imprisoned in Traiguén, southern Chile, since 2 June 2005. This is the second time that the journalist has been incarcerated over the same charges. Cayuqueo is also an activist who has fought for the return of the Mapuche people’s ancestral lands.

On 2 June, at around 8:00 a.m. (local time), police officers arrested Cayuqueo in Nueva Imperial. The director of “Azkintuwe” was first detained for several hours at the local police station before being transferred to the Traiguén prison. His arrest and incarceration came as he was trying to obtain an exit visa in order to participate in a meeting of First Nations journalists in Vancouver, Canada, from 14 to 24 June, for which he had received an invitation.

According to “Azkintuwe”, Cayuqueo was jailed on the orders of a Traiguén judge, following his failure to acquit himself of a fine he had received in 1999. At the time, members of the Mapuche communities of Temulemu, El Pantano and Didaico de Traiguén had occupied lands they claimed to have been dispossessed of that were being used by a company called Forestal Mininco. Cayuqueo had been present at the scene during the standoff. In October 2003, he was convicted on charges of “appropriation of lands” and “possession of stolen wood” and sentenced to 61 days in prison and a fine. He launched “Azkintuwe” magazine during this period.

On 22 January 2004, the journalist was arrested a first time. He served his prison sentence but did not pay the fine. Two hundred copies of “Azkintuwe” were seized at the time and never returned.

Under the terms of the Traiguén judge’s latest order, Cayuqueo is obliged to spend 41 nights in jail. He started serving his sentence at Traiguén prison on 2 June 2005. The prison is located 90 km from his home. The journalist’s request to be transferred to a location closer to his family was denied.

See our last post on the Mapuche struggle.