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The Lithuanian competition authority Konkurencijos taryba cleared the acquisition of 100 per cent of UAB Bio Sala shares (also indirect acquisition of 100 per cent of UAB Sveiki produktai shares ) and sole control by the Estonian company BaltCap indirectly through BaltCap Growth Fund EuVECA .
Vilnius Regional Administrative Court (the Court) upheld Competition Council‘s decision according to which two Lithuanian construction companies Panevėžio statybos trestas (PST) and Irdaiva were fined for anti-competitive agreement.
Vilnius Regional Administrative Court (Court) has rejected the complaint by Kauno būstai and upheld the Competition Council‘s EUR 6,300 fine for the dissemination of misleading advertising.
The Competition Council informed the Centre of Registers, which is responsible for administering the Register of Legal Entities, that Vilnius Regional Administrative Court restricted the right of Vitalijus Mukovozas, Manager of Baltic Transport Service , Andrejus Falevičius, Manager of Convertus and Gediminas Ivanauskas, Manager of Gedarta...
Vilnius Regional Administrative Court (Court) upheld the Competition Council’s request to restrict the right of V. M. of Baltic Transport Service , A. F. of Convertus and G. I. of Gedarta to be the managers of a public or private legal person. It has been the first time when the Court imposed a sanction on the managers of the undertakings...
The Competition Council found that joint bids submitted by two Lithuanian construction firms UAB Irdaiva and AB Panevėžio statybos trestas (PST) restricted competition “by object”, in breach of Article 5 of the Law on Competition (national equivalent of Article 101 TFEU), as both firms could have bid separately. The fines imposed on firms...
The Competition Council cleared the merger of the Finnish-based companies active within the construction industry Lemminkäinen Oyj and YIT Oyj .
The Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania (Court) upheld the Competition Council’s decision, according to which in 2011–2012 construction companies concluded bid rigging agreements.
Vilnius Regional Administrative Court upheld the Council’s decision, according to which UAB Elmis, UAB LEDEVILA and UAB Vortex Capital were fined for bid-rigging in the public procurement for the purchase of construction and installation works.
The Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania upheld the Competition Council‘s decision of 11 February 2015, according to which two competitors UAB Lukrida and UAB Manfula fixed the prices of internal combustion engines purchased from UAB Envija and restricted competition in the combined heat and power plants construction market.
The Competition Council found that UAB Elmis, UAB LEDEVILA and UAB Vortex Capital (Companies) concluded a collusive bidding agreement while participating in the public procurement for the purchase of construction and installation works.


Donetsk, Apr 28 – DAN. The Vodafone mobile carrier has resumed service in the DPR, said DPR minister of communications Viktor Yatsenko.
"Under the directive of the DPR Head Alexander Zakharchenko, with the assistance of our representative at the Minsk talks Denis Pushilin we have finally managed to come to an agreement to bring technical experts of the Vodafone company to the DPR," he said.
The experts carried out equipment check-up. During the last two days, joint efforts were applied to re-launch the service, and on Friday "the company resumed operation", Yatsenko said.
On January 11, the DPR was cut off from the last Ukrainian mobile carrier MTS-Ukraine (Vodafone) services after an emergency disconnection of communication channel outside Elenovka. A DPR mobile carrier Phoenix was the only mobile services provider in the Republic. *ot


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The role of flint in historical times
The use of metal implements, especially the spreading of the
less valuable iron tools gradually replaced flint as the raw
material of tools. The mechanical properties of flint, i.e.,
it gives a good spark when hit with steel or another
quartzose stone became more important than its traditional
functions. As part of the shepherds' kit, flint was used
from Early Medieval times till our century. Its industrial
scale exploitation started in the 16th century, based on its
spark-producing quality as part of fire arms ('gunflint').
Modern industry use silices especially in grinding mills and
the production of jewellery.
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Yemi Alafifuni, an artist who has been nominated for Grammys and who has topped the charts in the UK, has just released his newest Christmas tune, which is titled “HOME.” No matter whether the occupants are on Santa’s nice or naughty list, this song, which draws inspiration from Yemi’s fond memories of her childhood and her intense passion for the holiday season, aims to bring enduring joy into every home. The vocal delivery, instrumental arrangement, and sentimental lyrics of “HOME” perfectly capture the joy and warmth of the Christmas season.
In this upbeat piece of indie pop music that Jamie Snell produced, Yemi Alafifuni takes listeners on a journey. The track evokes a sense of familiarity with a sound that is both new and energizing. The song is a demonstration of Yemi’s ability to capture the spirit of Christmas, and it offers a musical experience that is merry and upbeat at the same time.
Yemi has high expectations that “HOME” will become an annual tradition in the Christmas television lineup and establish a home in the hearts of viewers everywhere. The song, which was intended to help overcome feelings of isolation, conveys a message of hope, particularly to those individuals who may not be able to appreciate the joy that the season brings. Whether it’s reliving old memories or making new ones, “HOME” serves as a celebration of the joy of being with family and friends over the holiday season.
Stream “Home” On Spotify below.


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Man reported to police by mum over criminal damage and theft at church denies all charges
A man has denied breaking into a church and defecating on Bible pages.
James Anthony Kennedy was arrested on Wednesday on charges linked to the burglary of a Church of Ireland property in Londonderry last month.
Kennedy (22), a restaurant worker from Glenside Park in Derry, was reported to police by his mother after she identified him on CCTV images of two suspects made public by the PSNI, the city's magistrates court heard yesterday.
Mr Kennedy has no criminal record.
He is charged with "entering as a trespasser Christ Church at Infirmary Road and stealing a priceless crystal decanter, a reader's robe, an organist's surplice and communion wine".
He is also charged with causing criminal damage to a stained glass window, to a church organ and Bible and to the church boiler room.
The defendant denies committing the offences on September 12.
A detective constable told District Judge Barney McElholm that the total amount of damage caused to the church building and its contents was between £75,000 and £100,000 - but that amount excluded the damage caused to the church organ.
The officer said the burglary was reported to the police at 4.45pm on September 12 by the Archdeacon.
She said someone had defecated on the floor of the boiler room and entry to the church had been gained by smashing a stain glass window with a fire extinguisher.
Inside police found criminal damage caused to several church items which had been donated by the families of now deceased congregation members.
"In the church boiler room the police found pages which had been ripped from the church Bible. It contained fecal matter which had also been smeared on the organ and pipes. The bottle containing the communion wine had been shattered," she said.
The police witness said that CCTV footage from cameras in the nearby Brooke Park showed two men climbing over the church fence, leaving the building two and a half hours later and returning to the building one hour after they had left.
"We had no positive suspects until Wednesday of this week when stills of the CCTV were made public by the police," she added.
"We later received a phone call from the defendant's mother who said she had recognised her son on one of the images and she brought him to Strand Road Police Station."
The defendant denied being inside the church building but admitted being inside the church grounds.
The officer said when he was shown the CCTV images the defendant said: "It looks like me", but he later added: "I was not in the church."
She said when asked if the offences were motivated by sectarian or hate reasons, the defendant replied "no comment".
She said DNA seized from inside the church and boiler room had yet to be forensically analysed.
Applying for bail, defence solicitor Paddy McGurk said the defendant, who attended the police station voluntarily, denied absolutely any involvement in the offences.
"He has expressed his revulsion at the acts carried out," Mr McGurk said.
"He is absolutely horrified as is his family. There is nothing in his background of a sectarian nature.
"His mother is married to a man of a Protestant faith and he has many friends of the Protestant religion. He wants to express to the court his absolute horror at what happened."
Mr McGurk said it could take many months for the forensic investigations to be completed.
The District Judge said while there was evidence which placed the defendant in the immediate vicinity of the church, there was none to place him inside the church.
"It all depends on the forensic evidence as to whether or not he can be placed in the church," he said.
The defendant was released on his own bail of £500 together with a surety of £750 to appear in court again on November 2.
His bail conditions include not being within 200 metres of either Christ Church or Brooke Park.

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Silent Night, Holy Night.
All is calm.
All is bright.
Wherever you find yourself tonight…
May your soul expand.
May you pause to celebrate the year behind you.
May you create space and hope for the year to come.
May your present bless you with grace.
May you light a candle, feel its warmth, and affirm your own light in this world—a centering light that invites even the darkness to be known.
May you laugh out loud.
May you find deep rest.
May you be filled with love and light.
You’ve waited long enough. Let tonight be holy.

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Arthur was born in Bugsworth, Derbyshire and, when the Census was taken in 1901, was living with his family in a "two up, two down" at Carr View, New Mills. His father, Oswald, worked as a banksman at a colliery and was married to Alice. They had six children - William (then 16), Thomas (15), Arthur (13), Alice (11), Emily (9) and Oswald (9 months).
Arthur is known to have been married. He is probably the man of the same name who, in 1912, married Benedicta Wedgewood Haslam at St Matthew's Church, Stockport. She had previously married, in 1902, and her original family name was Phillips. The couple lived at 123 Chatham Street, Edgeley and would have a number of children together. He worked as a ticket collector at Edgeley Station (and is commemorated on the roll of honour of the London & North Western Railway Ltd) 4
In October 1915, Arthur enlisted into the army and was assigned to the Cheshire Yeomanry. This was the local cavalry unit of the Territorial force The Yeomanry originally served in the UK but, in March 1916, it went on active service to Egypt where, in March 1917, it was merged into the newly formed 10th Battalion of the Shropshire Light Infantry. In May 1918, the Battalion was transferred to the Western Front and it was either then or shortly beforehand that Arthur had been transferred to the Welsh Fusiliers. At the time of his death, he had been attached to the Railway Operating Division of the Royal Engineers, no doubt putting his past experience to some use. He died from natural causes.

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Pastor Thon Sovan Nhen preaches at four churches every Sabbath in Cambodia’s capital, Phnom Penh, but he says the demanding schedule doesn’t exhaust him.
“I don’t get tired on Sabbath because of the Sabbath blessing from God,” Nhen, who pastors a total of 12 churches, said as he taught the Sabbath School lesson to a packed hall of 600 people in Phnom Penh on Sabbath.
The Sabbath blessing that Nhen described may well be the same blessing that sustains Seventh-day Adventist Church president Ted N.C. Wilson as he follows a demanding schedule of his own.
Wilson, who attended the Sabbath School, is halfway through his longest trip in his six years as president.
“This is the longest trip that I have ever made. Period,” Wilson said, speaking shortly after arriving in Phnom Penh on Friday.
Wilson’s nearly seven-week trip began on April 13 when he left his home in the U.S. state of Maryland for a constituency meeting at Loma Linda University Health in California. He then flew to Caracas, Venezuela, to preach at an evangelistic rally and witness the mass baptism of 4,012 people.
From there Wilson set off on an extended tour of the South Pacific, meeting and encouraging church members in Samoa, American Samoa, Fiji, Vanuatu, and the Australian cities of Brisbane, Alice Springs, Finke, and Perth.
Wilson will only return home at the end of May. Later this week, he will visit Rwanda to participate in a two-week evangelistic series that is expected to culminate with 100,000 baptisms on May 28.
What might seem like a grueling travel schedule is all in a day’s work for Wilson. His Sabbath visit to Cambodia serves as a microcosm of a typical day on the road.
Wilson and his wife, Nancy, awoke at 3 a.m. Friday in Perth, Australia, for the long flight via Singapore to Phnom Penh. They landed about an hour before sunset.
The large welcoming delegation at the airport was led by Lim Teng Pheng, president of the Adventist Church in Cambodia, and included Johnny Lubis, vice president of the church’s Southern Asia-Pacific Division in the Philippines, and Jannie Bekker, assistant to the president of the Southeast Asia Union Mission in Singapore.
“Church members are very happy, very excited, that the world leader has come to visit us in Cambodia,” Pheng told the
Adventist Review. “This is a small country with a small membership. Yet he took the time.”
The Adventist Church has 6,200 members worshipping in 159 congregations across Cambodia. The last church president to visit here was Jan Paulsen in the early 2000s.
At the airport, a local newspaper reporter interviewed Wilson for about 20 minutes about his visit, his first to Cambodia, and a group of smartly dressed Pathfinders saluted as he left the building.
The original plan had been to head straight for the hotel, but Wilson learned at the airport that local church members had pleaded for him to speak for vespers at Central Adventist Church, located at the Cambodian Adventist Mission headquarters. So he spoke at the church.
The busy schedule resumed at 8:30 a.m. Sabbath when Pheng drove the Wilsons to the International Christian Assembly Hall. About 500 seats were placed initially in the hall, which local church leaders had rented from another denomination to accommodate the large number of people who wished to hear Wilson speak. But another 100 seats were added as the audience swelled.
With Pheng acting as interpreter, Wilson shared stories about faithful church members whom he has met around the world, including in the South Pacific and Iraq, which he visited in February. Wilson, underscoring a church initiative called Total Member Involvement, encouraged each person in attendance to follow the example of those faithful members in finding ways to actively share Jesus in their communities.
“What are you doing for Jesus?” he said. “Jesus asks you to be totally involved in His work. He wants you to be telling someone outside these four walls.”
After the sermon, people pressed around the Wilsons to speak with them and take photos.
Later the Wilsons headed back to the Cambodian Adventist Mission for a potluck lunch with the 14 ordained pastors who work in Cambodia. Wilson spoke and prayed with the pastors for about 30 minutes, reminding them that actions speak louder than sermons and urging them to implement Total Membership Involvement in their congregations.
Climbing back into the van, the Wilsons rode to ADRA’s Cambodia office to hear a report about its activities. In a speech, Wilson praised gathered ADRA workers for acting as “the hands and feet of Jesus” by providing drinking water, education about reproductive health, and other programs.
The next stop was the Cambodian Adventist School, built with US$180,000 raised in a Thirteenth Sabbath offering nearly two decades ago. With 457 students, the K-12 school is filled to overflowing and also houses about 30 students in two dormitories built by the Adventist church in Collegedale, Tennessee, principal Sharon Rogers said. About six students are baptized every year. Wilson, in a speech to students and teachers, reminded them about the importance of heeding the wise man’s words in Ecclesiastes 12:1: “Remember your Creator in the days of your youth.”
Wilson opened his Bible to 3 John 2 for his speech at the next stop: the factory of Heartland Development Organization, a natural foods company owned and operated by Adventists.
“Dear friend, I pray that you may enjoy good health and that all may go well with you, even as your soul is getting along well,” Wilson read from his Bible as he encouraged company employees to press ahead in their efforts to provide healthy granola, curry paste, peanut butter, and other foods to the people of Cambodia and beyond.
As the afternoon wore on, the constant travel, the speeches at every stop, and the sweltering temperature of 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38C) began to take a toll on the visitors. But the Wilsons did not complain or slow down. They both acknowledged later, however, that they had started feeling a little tired by late afternoon.
“It takes a lot out of you, but the Lord provides,” Wilson said.
The Lord did seem to provide at the next — and last — stop: the Viet Adventist Church School, which educates refugee Vietnamese children. A courtyard filled with children greeted the Wilsons with joyful Sabbath songs, and several students recited the 10 Commandments from memory in the Vietnamese language.
The school principal, Pham Qouc Khanh, told Wilson how the school, which is primarily sponsored by Adventist Southeast Asia Project (ASAP), had opened with little more than a prayer a decade ago and now educates 250 students on two campuses.
The children listened transfixed as Wilson told a story about the positive influence that two little boys had had on a patient at the Adventist hospital in Ethiopia.
Then the children, most of whom do not come from Adventist families, surprised Wilson. A child presented Wilson with a round cake inscribed to “Ted Wilson” as the other children merrily sang “Happy Birthday.”
th birthday was three days away, on May 10.
A lit candle burned brightly atop the cake’s white-and-blue frosting. As a gift, a group of children recited Psalms 23 from memory.
“That was a highlight of the day,” Nancy Wilson said later.
“So precious,” Ted Wilson added softly. “Those children were so precious.”
At the school, all traces of weariness vanished from Ted Wilson’s face as he accepted the cake and praised the children for memorizing Psalm 23. Both he and Nancy Wilson returned to their van with noticeably renewed energy.
The Wilsons would no doubt agree that the pastor got it right when he said in Sabbath School earlier that morning, “I don’t get tired on Sabbath because of the Sabbath blessing from God.”

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Last September, Congress said no to plans to bomb Syria, by failing to approve an authorization for the use of military force. Now there is a new push – exemplified by this New York Times op-ed by former Ambassador Robert Ford – for deeper US military intervention in Syria.
Advocates for US military intervention are assuring us that there will be no direct US bombing of Syria. Instead, so-called “moderate rebels” in Syria (whoever they are) will do the bombing on behalf of the United States, with US-supplied weapons.
Ford argues explicitly for supplying Syrian insurgents with surface-to-air missiles, noting approvingly that these missiles could be used against Iran [my emphasis]:
Mr. Assad now depends on Iran and Hezbollah for his survival, and Iran’s influence in Syria is likely to remain as long as Mr. Assad does. . . .
To achieve this, the Free Syrian Army must have more military hardware, including mortars and rockets to pound airfields to impede regime air supply operations and, subject to reasonable safeguards, surface-to-air missiles. Giving the armed opposition these new capabilities would jolt the Assad military’s confidence.
Even Iran would have to consider the safety of its supply flights. That caution would inform Iranian thinking and might even stir Tehran to join us in pushing for serious negotiations.
Of course, “Even Iran would have to consider the safety of its supply flights” is an indirect way of saying, “I want Syrian insurgents to use US-supplied weapons to shoot down Iranian planes.”
It is broadly acknowledged that supplying surface-to-air missiles to Syrian insurgents would be an extremely dangerous step, because these weapons could be used by these insurgents or their comrades-in-arms to shoot down civilian aircraft outside of Syria. Those arguing that the United States should supply these weapons to Syrian insurgents have been trying to reassure us that the weapons would be under careful US supervision, or “subject to reasonable safeguards,” as Ambassador Ford says.
If the weapons were under US supervision, and they were used to shoot down Iranian aircraft, then there would be no question who the ultimate author of the action was: the US government. In order for Iran to believe that its aircraft could be shot down by these weapons, the US government would have to give Syrian insurgents permission to use them to shoot down Iranian aircraft.
If US weapons were used by US-supplied insurgents to shoot down Iranian aircraft with US approval, the Iranian government would reasonably view that as an act of war against Iran by the United States. How might the Iranian government respond to such an act of war by the United States? Shouldn’t we at least consider that before embarking on this course of action?
Perhaps you think it’s a great idea for Syrian insurgents to shoot down Iranian aircraft with US weapons and US approval. I think it’s a terrible idea. But regardless of whether we think this is a great idea or a terrible one, can we agree that before such a momentous decision, members of Congress should publicly weigh in, for or against?
Rep. Peter Welch (D-Vermont) recently led a bipartisan group of 19 representatives in urging President Obama to resist pressure to transfer manpads to Syrian insurgents. Rep. John Conyers (D-Michigan) recently tried to amend the National Defense Authorization Act to prohibit the transfer of manpads to Syrian insurgents, but the House Republican leadership wouldn’t allow Conyers’ amendment to come to a vote.
The administration had to go to Congress before bombing Syria because of Congressional pressure. Now, we need members of Congress to speak up and demand that there be a Congressional vote before supplying manpads to Syrian insurgents.


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- Introduction & Quick Facts
- Prehistory to early European contact
- The settlement of New France
- Early British rule, 1763–91
- National growth in the early 19th century
- From confederation through World War I
- The interwar wars
- Early postwar developments
- Foreign affairs
- The Trudeau years, 1968–84
- The late 20th and early 21st centuries
- The administration of Justin Trudeau
In 1604 the French navigator Samuel de Champlain, under Pierre du Gua, sieur de Monts, who had received a grant of the monopoly, led a group of settlers to Acadia. He chose as a site Dochet Island (Île Sainte-Croix) in the St. Croix River, on the present boundary between the United States and Canada. But the island proved unsuitable, and in 1605 the colony was moved across the Bay of Fundy to Port Royal (now Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia). The colony was to be a trading post and a centre of settlement, but the rugged, forested inlets of the Nova Scotian peninsula, the heavy forests of the St. John River, and the many bays and beaches of Cape Breton and Prince Edward islands made it impossible to enforce the monopoly of the fur trade against enterprising interlopers.
In 1608 de Monts and Champlain left Acadia and made their way to the St. Lawrence. At “the place where the river narrowed” (Quebec), they built a “habitation” (i.e., a fur-trading fort, or factory) to control the great river and to be the entrepôt of its fur trade. Already in 1603 Champlain had noted that the Iroquois, whom Jacques Cartier had found there, had withdrawn from the St. Lawrence under pressure from the Algonquin people of the north country. The French then became the allies of the Algonquin in the rivalry that began for control of the inland fur trade. In 1609, in accordance with this alliance, Champlain and three companions joined an Algonquin war party in a raid against the Mohawk, the easternmost group of the Iroquois Confederacy. The party ascended the Richelieu River toward Lake Champlain. In an encounter with a Mohawk band, Champlain and his men killed some Iroquois, and the Europeans’ firearms panicked the remainder. This skirmish signaled the initial commitment of New France to the side of the Algonquin and the Huron (the latter being Iroquoian but hostile to the confederacy) in what became a century-long struggle for control of the output of furs from as far away as the western Great Lakes. That commitment deepened in succeeding years. The conflict between the Iroquois and Huron was based on trade rivalries that had existed before European settlement. Although the French supported the Huron, the Dutch and later the English sided with the Iroquois.
The company of de Monts and his frequent successors, for whom Champlain remained the lieutenant in New France, had the obligation to bring out settlers, as well as the exclusive right (seldom enforced) to trade in furs. Their efforts at settlement were even less successful, partly because settlement was not easy in a country of heavy forests and severe winters and partly because the fur trade had little need of settlers beyond its own employees. Moreover, the company had scant funds to bring out and establish colonists on the land. Champlain, who encouraged missionaries—first the Recollects (Franciscans), then the Jesuits—to come to Quebec to convert the First Nations inhabitants, was most interested in exploration. Already in Acadia he had surveyed in 1606 and 1607 the coast southward and westward to Stage Harbor, only to be rebuffed by hostile First Nations groups.
In 1613 Champlain set out from Quebec to explore the upper St. Lawrence basin. He passed the island of Montreal, not settled since Cartier’s time but used by traders who bypassed Quebec. In order to avoid the heavy rapids of the St. Lawrence, he ascended its great tributary, the Ottawa River, only to be turned back at Allumette Island by Algonquin middlemen who were trading for the furs of the Huron and other people farther inland and who wished to retain that trade. At Allumette Champlain learned of an “inland sea” (Hudson Bay), the existence of which he had divined before he could have heard of Henry Hudson’s discovery of it in 1610. Undaunted, he ascended the Ottawa again in 1615, traversed the Mattawa River, Lake Nipissing, and the French River to Georgian Bay, and turned south to “Huronia” (the land of the Huron). Champlain wintered with the First Nations inhabitants and went with a Huron war party to raid an Onondaga village south of the St. Lawrence. He was slightly wounded and the party was repulsed, but Champlain had once more confirmed the alliance of the French with the northern peoples and the Huron against the Iroquois and, by the opening of the Ottawa route, had secured the mid-continent for the French fur trade.
The discovery of this inland, central region was perhaps Champlain’s main achievement. However, from 1616 to 1627 he had little success in maintaining the fur trade. The fault was not entirely his, for the enterprise itself was very difficult. The coupling of trade and settlement was somewhat contradictory, and it was impossible to finance both out of annual profits, especially as the French government failed to uphold the monopoly.

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Overdose Awareness Day puts spotlight on drug use in Sudbury
Sudbury group says in first 9 months of 2017, 30 people died of overdose
Sudbury's Reseau Access Network says an increasing number of drug overdoses in Sudbury are preventable.
Amber Fritz, an outreach worker with the organization, told CBC News that potent traces of drugs like fentanyl and carfentanyl in street drugs can kill.
Although Ontario's coroner has not released official numbers on deaths in 2018, Fritz said In the first nine months of 2017, 30 people died of drug overdoses in Greater Sudbury.
And with the provincial government's review of policies surrounding supervised injection sites, and a premier who said he is "dead set" against the sites, Fritz said cities are going to find it difficult to tackle their problems.
"People are dying and that's not going to be put on hold while certain services are being reviewed," Fritz said.
"This is where we're at right now and we have to work within the system we have, but its pretty horrifying coming from a harm reduction perspective or coming from the perspective of anyone with compassion that cares about the lives of other people."
Fritz said over the past year, she has heard from drug users, some who have survived multiple overdoses in a single day.
The challenge, Fritz says, will be to convince the public that Sudbury's drug problem has a human face.
"The stigma that surrounds drug use, especially injection drug use removes the humanity for some people when they see them as less than, because they're struggling and they're using drugs," Fritz said.


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萩桔梗 中に玉章忍ばせて 月の野末に 草の露
君を松虫 夜毎にすだく 更けゆく鐘に雁の声
There are a thousand pieces in Japanese traditional songs but I would like to introduce one piece tonight, it is called Hagi Kikyo, as this is seasonal now.
Hagi or Japanese bush flowers blossom in autumn and it has little reddish purple flowers.
Kikyo or Japanese bellflower also blossoms in autumn and its colors are bluish purple.
The song includes a scene where a lady send a letter hidden in a Kikyo flower.
The lyrics is as follows:
Hid a letter in flowers for my beloved.
At the far sight there is a moon;
here there are dew drops on leaves.
Those crickets gathering to call out every night is like myself, waiting for you every night.
The evening passes as the bell of the gong resounds, while the cry of wild geese is heard.
Why or how, love is like this, I do not know…

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Sam Kerr has unveiled a “boss” new look, posing on a magazine cover in a sharp suit.
The sportswoman told Esquire Australia about her life with fiancee Kirstie Mewis as they start searching for an apartment together in London.
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Kerr, 30, posed in a Ralph Lauren suit, shirt and bow tie, styled with an IWC watch.
“It’s giving boss status,” one Instagram comment said of the look.
“Well hot damn,” wrote a second as another added, “Powerhouse, this is a SERVE”.
Kerr and Mewis were engaged in September and have weighed in on comparisons of their upcoming wedding to that of Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex’s 2018 nuptials.
In the LGBTQI+ community, the couple is considered “royalty” with some calling their upcoming nuptials the “equivalent to a royal wedding”.
“Yeah, it’s Harry and Meghan, and us,” Kerr told Esquire Australia of the comparisons.
According to the interview, Kerr and Mewis were discussing “potential apartments in London for the two of them”.
Kerr is currently based in London, playing for Chelsea while Mewis is based in the US, playing for Gotham FC.
First meeting on the pitch in 2021, they struck up a conversation on Instagram during the COVID pandemic in 2020 before spending two weeks together quarantining.
“I think we were chatting about a clothing brand one day, and then it went from there,” Kerr recalled.
The couple first went public with their relationship at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, where Kerr’s Matildas played Mewis’ USA team.
The US team took home the bronze medal, sparking Mewis to later comfort a defeated Kerr on the pitch.
“That one really sucked because it was such a s*** time for me, and such an amazing time for Kristie,” Kerr said of the loss.
“It’s so hard to want someone to lose when you love them so much.”
Days after the photos from the pitch went viral, Kerr took to Instagram to confirm they were in a relationship.
Kerr shared a shot of the pair kissing, adding a red love heart emoji.
The football power couple confirmed in a joint Instagram post from November 21 that Kerr got down on one knee on September 1st, 2023.
The pair’s engagement dates back two weeks after the Women’s World Cup, where the Matildas achieved Australian football’s best-ever result at a World Cup, falling just short of the final after a 3-1 loss to England in the semis.
It also came just days after Kerr’s 30th birthday.
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Development trend and advantage of lithium battery
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First, the development of lithium battery
Lithium battery was first studied in the early 1970s, when the research mainly focused on lithium metal battery and lithium ion battery. The principle of lithium metal battery is simple, but there are security risks and self-discharge problems, can not meet the actual demand; Lithium ion battery is the most widely used type of lithium battery. It has the advantages of high energy density, long life, low self-discharge rate and good safety.
With the continuous progress of science and technology, the performance of lithium batteries has been greatly improved. Today’s lithium-ion batteries already offer higher energy density, longer service life, shorter charging times and better safety. In addition, with the development of electric vehicles and energy storage technology, lithium battery has also been widely used, becoming one of the most important battery types in the field of electric vehicles and energy storage.
Second, the development trend of lithium battery
Higher energy density
With the development of science and technology and the improvement of demand, people have higher and higher requirements for the energy density of lithium battery. Future lithium-ion batteries will provide higher energy density to meet the demand for energy density in electric vehicles, drones, energy storage and more. Currently, researchers are exploring a variety of new lithium-ion batteries, such as oxide batteries, lithium iron phosphate batteries, sulfide batteries, etc., which have higher energy density and can better meet future energy needs.
Longer service life
The service life of lithium batteries is particularly important for electric vehicles, energy storage and other fields. Long life of lithium batteries can reduce maintenance costs and replacement costs, and extend the service life of equipment. Researchers are working to improve the life of lithium-ion batteries by exploring new electrode materials, improving electrolytes and improving battery structure.
Shorter charging time
The charging time of lithium batteries has always been the focus of attention. Shorter charging time can greatly improve the efficiency of lithium batteries. Researchers are exploring a variety of new charging technologies, such as fast charging technology and supercapacitor technology, which can greatly reduce the charging time and improve the efficiency of lithium batteries.
Better security features
The safety of lithium batteries has always been the focus of attention, and with the increasing size of batteries, the safety requirements of batteries are getting higher and higher. Researchers are working to improve the safety of lithium-ion batteries by improving the battery structure, increasing the electrolyte and exploring new electrode materials.
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Anything is good reason to hand over your cash in the world of scientology…
A disaster. A new building. Ron’s birthday. Your birthday. The end of the year. Thursday at 2. The Super Bowl…
But this one, from Mr. CCHR himself, the Financial Investment Advisor, Author, IAS Freedom Medal Winner, Keynote Speaker, IAS Reg and all around homo novis, is over the top even by scientology standards:
Bruce Wiseman is pitching people to give $20 a month for the “majestic” commercials (this last one was anything BUT majestic — confusing drivel more like, with a condescending “we thought so” to top it off) but he gives himself away “And let me know, would you…” and then “this will help — you, me the IAS, LRH and your fellow man”.
Obviously he is planning on trying to establish a steady stream of income for himself — 10% of $20+ a month for every person he gets signed up. He need do nothing more. He wants people to “let him know” so he can make sure to claim the commission on the money they fork over.
And then there is this: “Thursday, of course, are days or particular devotion in our religion”… OMG. It is true, Thursdays should be set aside as a special day of EXTRA devotion to the dollar. Worship the cash. Pray that it comes in before 2pm. This is the holiest of holy days and the credit card is the sacrament of the religious services so devoutly performed each Thursday lunch time and shortly thereafter.
Let’s not even mention the last guy that forked over $10 million was told it was to finance “planetary dissemination”, and so was every other sucker that did the same, whether it was 10 mil, a solitary mil, 100K or $100. In the last month they have collected AT LEAST 10 times what they spent on these ads. They only run them so they can have SOMETHING to show the people that give them money. And they will keep hammering away for more and more and more… Scientology can NEVER have too much money. Even if they have nothing they are willing to spend it on.
It’s a sickness of the scientology organization built into its DNA. Greed.


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Taking medication is a routine part of many people’s daily lives, whether it’s for managing chronic conditions, treating temporary illnesses, or simply as a dietary supplement. While the act of swallowing a pill may seem straightforward, the choice of beverage you use can significantly influence the medication’s effectiveness. The universal advice to take pills with a glass of water isn’t arbitrary; it’s grounded in scientific research and health considerations.
According to a study conducted in Saudi Arabia in 2021, substituting water with any other beverage while taking medication could pose unforeseen dangers. The study reveals why water should be the only companion to pill ingestion.
The Critical Role of Water in Medication Intake
Pharmaceuticals, from the common paracetamol to ibuprofen, undergo rigorous testing to determine the ideal conditions for their disintegration and absorption within the body, with all experiments conducted using water as the solvent. This process is vital for ensuring the medication exerts its intended effect within the prescribed timeframe. However, when other beverages enter the mix, they can significantly alter the disintegration time and, consequently, the drug’s effectiveness.
Water is a neutral liquid that does not interact with medications in a way that alters their efficacy. Unlike other beverages, water does not contain substances that might interfere with the body’s absorption of the medication. The simplicity of water makes it the ideal medium for ensuring that medications disintegrate and dissolve correctly, facilitating proper absorption into the bloodstream.
The Risks of Alternative Beverages
The aforementioned study in Saudi Arabia illuminated the risks associated with consuming medications with beverages other than water. This research showed that drinks such as Coca-Cola, Arabica coffee, whey serum, orange juice, and energy drinks could significantly alter the disintegration times of various medications, including over-the-counter pain relievers and antihistamines. Such alterations can lead to decreased effectiveness or increased risk of adverse effects.
For instance, carbonated beverages can affect the stomach’s pH balance, potentially impacting the disintegration and absorption rates of the medication. Similarly, beverages like coffee, which contain caffeine, can interfere with the body’s absorption processes, either hastening or delaying the medication’s onset of action.
Health Considerations and Advice
Given these findings, healthcare professionals strongly advise sticking to water when taking medication. Water’s neutral properties ensure that the medication can perform as intended without unnecessary complications. It’s especially crucial to follow this guideline with medications that have precise therapeutic windows, where too much or too little absorption can lead to serious health consequences.
While water is the safest choice for medication intake, there are instances where other liquids might be necessary. In cases of swallowing difficulties, for instance, thicker liquids may be recommended by a healthcare provider. However, these are exceptions rather than the rule, and any deviation from using water should be done under medical advice.
The intersection of medication effectiveness and the choice of accompanying beverage is a critical aspect of health management that often goes overlooked. The unanimous recommendation to use water as the solvent for pills is more than just a matter of convenience; it’s a precaution grounded in ensuring the safety and efficacy of medications.

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Carbon emissions regulations and FDI inflow: moderating effects of bank credit availability and fiscal capacity for China's prefecture-level cities
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This study investigates the effect of carbon emissions regulations on FDI inflow and the moderating effects of bank credit availability and fiscal capacity. According to the “pollution haven” hypothesis (PHH), foreign direct investment (FDI) tends to move to countries/regions with less stringent environmental regulations. Consistent with the PHH, this study finds that stringency of carbon emissions regulations is negatively associated with FDI inflow for Chinese prefectural-level cities during 2004–2018. This study also finds that bank credit availability and local government fiscal capacity mitigate the negative association between carbon emissions regulations and FDI. The results suggest that Chinese cities with low bank credit availability are more likely to relax carbon emissions regulations to attract FDI. Moreover, Chinese cities with high fiscal capacity can use their fiscal expenditures to minimize the negative effect of strict carbon emissions regulations on FDI. The findings imply that China's central government can help the cities achieve sustainable development by facilitating bank financing and providing fiscal support.
Chen, Y., Wen, X., & Zhong, K. (2023). Carbon emissions regulations and FDI inflow: Moderating effects of bank credit availability and fiscal capacity for China’s prefecture-level cities. Environment, Development and Sustainability, ahead of print. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10668-023-03080-9
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I’ve always thought of Cafe Romeo as a hipster, grad student place, maybe because it is located further up Orange St. away from the undergraduate residences. It’s an open air, casual restaurant/cafe that serves a variety of sandwiches, paninis, salads, as well as hot beverage and baked goods.
During commencement weekend, my parents had not yet arrived and some of my friends and I wanted to avoid the crowds that were inevitably jamming all the popular New Haven establishments. I suggested Cafe Romeo as a more out-of-the-way place for dinner. We took a lovely walk under the setting sun up Orange St. until we reached the cafe. There is counter service, so we each ordered inside before settling down outside at a sidewalk table to enjoy the warm day.
After perusing the menu for a few minutes, I decided to go with the Chicken Florentine salad (~$9), which is grilled chicken on top of spinach, baby tomatoes, and red onion.
It’s always difficult to predict how large and filling salads will be, but Cafe Romeo did not disappoint! There was probably half a pound of tasty grilled chicken piled on top of my salad, and I was pleasantly surprised to find that the chicken was warm and tender. My friend ordered the fig and goat cheese salad and was similarly pleased to find herself with a hefty, entree-sized salad. Overall, everyone enjoyed their meals as well as the reasonable cost.
I’m sad to have discovered this place at the end of my college career, but I hope there will be an occasion to come back in the future!
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I finally visited New Haven’s only dedicated salad shop, The Little Salad Shop, located on High Street. It’s a cute little place, too small to eat in, but easy to drop-in and order a custom-made salad. I ran there one night when a conference call ran over so I missed dinner in the dining hall. At these salad places I like to take advantage of the build-your-own salad. A basic salad with greens, 4 vegetable toppings, cheese, and dressing is $7, and a protein costs $2 more.
I choose romaine, and added on tomatoes, cucumbers, mushrooms, hardboiled eggs, and roasted red peppers, with roasted turkey on top. Unfortunately I went later at night and they were out of some toppings like palm hearts. Let me tell you, they do not skimp on the portions! All the goodies were piled and packed tightly into a large cardboard carton, with two pieces of bread included. The box must have weighed at least 2 pounds. You definitely get your $9 worth – I could not eat this all in one sitting.
The ingredients were fresh and the turkey was tender and added a nice flavorful protein boost. I do wish that the toppings could have been mixed into the salad a bit better, instead of just being thrown on top of the lettuce. Some of the pieces were a bit unwieldy to eat since nothing is chopped up. Then again, I might just be spoiled from Chop’t and Sweetgreen in DC over the summer. However, this is a great healthful way to get in your daily vegetable servings. If this location were closer to where I live, I could see myself going a lot more frequently.
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Serendipity is a quirky diner/bar/dessert establishment in the heart of Georgetown in DC. It’s pretty famous for its desserts, especially the frozen hot chocolate. A friend and I decided to check the place out on a Saturday night around 7. I was surprised to see that there was not a line – the place was pretty empty and we were seated promptly. However, about half an hour later there was a good amount of people lined up by the doorway, so I guess timing is key.
Their menu is full of American classics, from burgers and sandwiches to crab cake salad and omelets. I finally decided to get the S3 Chopped Chicken Salad, which is a mix of artichoke hearts, tomato, chicken, and corn with ranch dressing.
The vegetables were all very fresh and colorful. The corn had just been cut off the cob, and the lettuce was crisp and the tomatoes very sweet and juicy. The chicken was a bit tough and lacked flavor, plus some parts were a bit burnt, and I suspect that the artichokes were from a can. All in all, a pretty decent, large salad, though not worth the $15 price tag. Also I admit that this choice wasn’t the most exciting, so I probably shouldn’t judge Serendipity based upon it.
A table next to ours was celebrating a birthday and all of them ordered deliciously decadent-looking desserts, so next time I’ll know what to go for!
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First – I promise I am going to stop eating out all the time! I went to Trader Joe’s and bought $40’s worth of food that I can use for lunch and dinner. In fact, I am currently microwaving a sweet potato as I write this post! But before I stocked my fridge, I had brunch with a few friends at this place on George Washington University campus called Sweetgreen. It is a similar concept to Chop’t, as both have a make-your-own salad option. The place was pretty empty for noon on a Sunday, and first we were worried that it wasn’t open.
The price and selection are comparable to Chop’t. At Sweetgreen, you start off with a lettuce base and 4 free vegetable toppings at around $6. Then you can add cheeses and meat for an additional cost. I chose a romaine base with tomatoes, roasted broccoli, mushrooms, cucumbers, and a dijon mustard dressing. They ask if you would like light, medium, or heavy dressing, and the light option was definitely plenty. I added half an avocado for $1.25. It was a terrific decision – they literally scoop out half a perfectly ripe avocado and mix it into the salad.
On the side, I got a big piece of multigrain bread. I enjoyed the bread a lot; it was soft on the inside and had a great chewy crust. Sorry about the odd green tint to the photos – not sure how that happened! Maybe I accidentally left the setting on night vision…
The size of the salad was a lot smaller than the ones at Chop’t, though I appreciated the more diverse topping options. The roasted broccoli was delicious, and the mushrooms were cooked (I despise raw mushrooms!). The avocado chunks were the best part, and of course I left them for last. I think I’m done with salad places though. I could make them same salad for so much cheaper, if I put in a little effort and go out and buy all the ingredients, and now I can, with my recent grocery load!
May 30, 2012 § 1 Comment
Sorry for the unpicturesque photo! I took it after my meal was half eaten. For lunch today all of the interns decided to venture out into the neighborhood to grab a bite. A few of us wanted to check up Chop’t, a place down the block where people were lining up outside the door. The concept is pretty simple – pick a salad base, toppings, and then the person behind the counter uses a multi-knife contraception to rapidly chop up the mixture into bite size pieces. It’s nice because salad is usually such a messy meal to eat. The people work so quickly that the I got my food in no time, despite the large amount of customers. I picked a romaine base with eggs, carrots, broccoli, sugar snap peas, and their spa ranch dressing.
It was a massive salad – mostly volume from the romaine lettuce, but I definitely could not finish the entire thing in one sitting. The ingredients were fresh and crispy, and I loved the spa ranch. Their line of spa dressings caters to the health conscious, and the spa ranch had a very mild and light taste. They also gave me a random piece of tortilla with my salad.
One complaint I had is that you receive 4 free toppings with the base of the salad ($5ish), but once you are up to the counter choosing the toppings, there is nothing letting you know which toppings are included in the free category and which costs extra. So egg whites, avocado, meats and cheeses all have an additional fee. Still, I got an enormous, healthy meal for about $7, so I can’t complain.

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Another great moment for EMPE Diagnostics when the CEO, Pavan Asalapuram announced the company’s first rapid detection test kit for MDR-TB, in front of Ms. Lena Hallengren (Minister for Health and Social Affairs Sweden), Mrs. Preeti Sudan (Secretary, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India), and Dr. Balram Bargava (Director-General at the Indian Council of Medical Research, & Secretary, Dept. Health Research under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of India) at the 10th year celebration of the India-Sweden bilateral partnership!
The Minister visited India leading a Swedish delegation of totally 30 people from academia, Govt. health agencies, companies, etc., which included the founder and CEO of EMPE Diagnostics, Dr. Pavan Asalapuram.
At present, this product is aimed for Research Use Only and will be available in India from Q3 2019. EMPE Diagnostics sincerely thanks the delegation from Sweden and India for their great response and support in making us moving forward to fight drug-resistance tuberculosis across the globe!


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When I revamped my blog recently, I included a tagline in my banner: Books, Games, Style, etc. That’s because around the same time as my new blog, I purchased my first gaming system since my family owned an N64 when I was six. I finally have a system of my own: an Xbox One. And I am SO excited to be able to explore the world of gaming.
As a girl I’ve sort of shied away from video games growing up, because I had a lot of guy friends who told me I sucked. But if you take out the intimidation of gaming online, I actually have a lot of fun gaming. I loved my N64 as a kid, and I’ve fallen quite hard for my Xbox in the past month.
So here is my first gaming post!
Favourite Xbox Games So Far
Portal 2 is a game I’ve watched quite a bit of online, but never actually got to play. I started and finished Portal 2 in a weekend. I could play this game again and again. It’s a great beginner game for people like me who are still getting used to the controls, because there are never any do-or-die moments like in a shooter. You can take your time solving the puzzles. I also really loved listening to the dialogue. The story and the writing in this game are unbelievably entertaining. I already want to play it again.
I’ve just started Fallout 4 and I already love everything about it. I love the story (I’m already extremely emotionally invested in my fake family). I love the detail that I could put into making my character. I love the post-apocalyptic theme (like, I love apocalyptic sci-fi anyway, but this game does it really well). I love that I can collect so much stuff and never know what I’ll need these items for. I’m just so excited to see where this game goes.
Halo is the only Xbox game I’ve played before owning the system. I spent quite a bit of time at my high school boyfriend’s house playing Halo with him and his friends. Despite the fact I always got made fun of, I actually really loved the game. And now that I get to play it no pressure, you can imagine that the Master Chief Collection was the first game purchase I made (Halo 1-4). I’m making my way through the campaign, and am having a lot of fun with it. I’m finally used to the controls and my aim is getting pretty darn good, if I do say so myself. I love sci-fi games, and this one has the nostalgia factor, so I’m playing my way through this series quite happily, too.
My Game Library
Here are some games I bought but haven’t started playing yet.
I’ll write more fully-developed game reviews (similar to my book reviews) once I start finishing things. But until then, I’ll continue to share with you guys the games I’m enjoying the most, and which ones I’m looking forward to trying.
Does anyone have any recommendations based on the sorts of games I’m playing right now? What are some of your favourite games (Xbox, or otherwise)? What games should I add to my library ASAP?

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As negotiations over Iran's nuclear ambitions continue, it should be noted that in the event of an Iranian missile launch, neighboring Middle Eastern countries only have four minutes of reaction time. Some Gulf States do have Patriot Missile Defense systems, but the equipment isn’t compatible with one another–making the building of a missile defense shield in the region a moot point at present. Defense One reported that rivalries and concerns about cyber espionage have become obstacles in this matter:
If Iran launches a ballistic missile at the Middle East, nuclear or not, Arab states would have as little as four minutes to act before impact.
While the missile’s target may be in Saudi Arabia, it would travel over UAE, Qatar or Kuwait. America’s friends have sophisticated, American-made missile interceptors. But there’s one problem, the equipment in one country does not talk to the equipment in another. So, the United States is renewing its push during this week’s Gulf Cooperation Council summit outside Washington to get Arab states to link-up the missile interceptors and radars into a single Middle East missile shield.
“You can’t just buy lots of interceptors and park them in the desert,” said Thomas Karako, a missile defense expert with the Center for Strategic and International Studies, or CSIS. “You’ve got to stitch them together into the network and give them plenty of early warning and sensor information so they know where to shoot.”
GCC members are united in their fear of nuclear missile attacks from Iran, but regional politics, military rivalries and even cyber espionage concerns have blocked them from setting up an intertwined missile defense shield akin to what NATO has built in Europe. There, alliance members have been beefing up missile defenses to protect the continent from long-range Iranian missiles.
“The difference is that you don’t have NATO in the Middle East,” Karako said. “Really the prerequisite to serious cooperation, to serious interoperability and integration is and always has been the lack of political integration and … security integration like you have with NATO.”
Saudi Arabia purchased $2 billion worth of Patriots last month and Qatar signed a $2.4 billion deal for interceptors in December. As Patriot orders have come in from the Middle East and elsewhere, Raytheon has funded upgrade and improvement projects for the missile.
UAE also has purchased the THAAD interceptors, built by Lockheed Martin, and are supposed to get them by the end of the year. Saudi Arabia and Qatar are also reportedly interested in THAAD.
The U.S. has 10 Patriot batteries deployed in the region, including one in Jordan to defend against a possible missile attack from Syria.
But while the Gulf States have purchases top-end missile interceptors, they do not have the sophisticated radars and satellites that the Pentagon uses to track ballistic missiles.
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Busty Frankie Sandford sparks 'boob job' riddle
FRANKIE Sandford is at the centre of a boob job riddle, after she was snapped in a bikini sporting much more up top.
The Saturdays singer stripped down to a sexy two-piece this week to shoot scenes for the band's new reality TV show in Los Angeles.
And it was impossible to ignore the two new co-stars threatening to burst out of her tiny green swimsuit.
The skinny star, 23, appears at least a cup size bigger than she did last April, when she was photographed looking flat-chested by a pool in LA wearing a revealing black bikini.
She's either getting help from some bust-boosting fabric - or Frankie's sneaked off for some cosmetic chest enhancement.
The singer has admitted in the past she'd consider going under the knife to improve her looks.
Frankie said: "I wouldn't rule cosmetic surgery out. Never say never.
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And she confessed being jealous of her bandmates' assets, adding: "It`s the same with any group of mates. You look around and think, 'She`s got a nice stomach or boobs or bum.'
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Penetration of methyl bromide, sulfuryl fluoride, ethanedinitrile and phosphine into timber blocks and the sorption rate of the fumigants
Ren, Y., Lee, B. and Padovan, B. (2011) Penetration of methyl bromide, sulfuryl fluoride, ethanedinitrile and phosphine into timber blocks and the sorption rate of the fumigants. Journal of Stored Products Research, 47 (2). pp. 63-68.
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To evaluate timber fumigants alternative to the ozone-depleting methyl bromide (MB), pinewood (Oregon, Pseudotsuga menziesii) blocks (10 cm × 10 cm × 30 cm) were fumigated in a stainless steel chamber (30.0 L). The timber blocks were fumigated at 48 mg L-1 of MB, sulfuryl fluoride (SF) and ethanedinitrile (C2N2) and 1 mg L-1 of phosphine (PH3) for 48 h. During fumigation, 70% MB, 35% SF, 63% C2N2 and 25% PH3 were absorbed by the timber block. At 6-h exposure, the concentrations of SF, PH3 and C2N2 in the headspace of the chamber were stable. Each fumigant penetrated to all parts of the block, but the speed and extent of penetration were different. The fumigants that most rapidly achieved an even concentration throughout the block and chamber were PH3 and C2N2. The maximum variation of MB, SF, C2N2 and PH3 concentration between the chamber and gas port (15 cm) was 81.3, 11.8, 1.5 and 9.3% at 24-h exposure and 76.8, 9.3, 0.5 and 1.1% at 48-h exposure respectively. Possible alternative fumigants to MB need to penetrate timber at least as well as MB; SF, PH3 and C2N2 met this criterion.
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Two miles in and six miles out was the running joke among the hikers I was with in Cumberland County on New Year’s Eve.
The 50-degree weather was nice for the last day of December as we made our way down Black Mountain to Windlass Cave.
The wind kicked up at intervals, necessitating some wardrobe adjustments, but we all had adequate layers.
The couple of miles downhill was an easy romp. Even though we covered the same ground on the way out, it was all uphill — hence the joke about it being three times longer.


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We are saddened to report the passing of John B. Dinning, Sr., on July 27 at the age of 91. Dinning was a member of the NSSA Hall of Fame and a Life Member of Loch Raven Skeet and Trap Center in Maryland. NSSA Executive Committee Member Alessandro Vitale remembered Dinning as a true gentleman. “He was my coach when I was in high school,” said Vitale. “He taught for the love of skeet; his pay was seeing the joy of others breaking targets.”
Always an outdoorsman and avid shotgunner, he found his way to the Loch Raven Skeet and Trap Center soon after it opened in the late 1950s.
Among his survivors is his wife Kathleen “Tucky” Dinning, who is also in the NSSA Hall of Fame, as well as a son and two daughters.


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Buchanan Center to host clay classes
MONMOUTH — The Buchanan Center for the Arts will host “Be-You-Tiful Bowls” clay classes with Janis Mars Wunderlich from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Sept. 26 through Dec. 5, in the McMichael Academic Building on the Monmouth College campus, 700 E. Broadway.
Participants will learn the basics of throwing or hand building a ceramic bowl, and then make it unique by adding designs and details; and learn creative ways to personalize a bowl. This class is designed for participants ages 16 years and older.
Cost is $20 per session; materials, instructions and refreshments provided.
Registration is required to 734-3033.
For more, visit bcaarts.org.


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Vita Sackville-West is most well known for her relationship with Virginia Woolfe, and her unconventional marriage to Harold Nicholson (who was also gay). Challenge was written in 1920, but at the last moment it was withdrawn from publication because of the scandal it would have caused. It was inspired by Vita Sackville-West's real-life relationship with Violet Trefusis and remained unpublished for over 50 years. When Vita eloped to France with Violet, they decided to abandon everything and everyone − children and husbands included − to spend the rest of their lives together. Although they returned to their families eventually, Challenge remains a testament of their love and was written during that period. This is a love story, written in the presence of Vita's beloved and inspired by her.
Paperback, 320 Pages, Published 2012
Author: Vita Sackville-West


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I might make more of these too... @Erica Cerulo Wright will have to bring hers if we want to try to show and tell. But I need to make one for ME now!! DIY: Wrap Bracelets - I LOVE this, but I have yet to actually make one for me... I've only made them for friends so far!! I dubbed this one by new go-to birthday gift! OH! And the length was WAY TOO short! Measure it on your wrist before you cut!
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Based on the lyrics of John Lennon
Imagine all the people living life in peace.
You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one.
I hope some day you'll join us, and the world will be as one.
Join one little pigeon as she sets out on a journey to spread a message of tolerance around the world. Featuring the lyrics of John Lennon’s iconic song and illustrations by the award-winning artist Jean Jullien, this poignant and timely picture book dares to imagine a world at peace. Imagine will be published in partnership with human rights organization Amnesty International.
Recommended for ages 4 years and older
- 32 pages, hardcover
- Book measures 11 × 9.7 inches
- Written by: John Lennon
- Illustrated by: Jean Jullien
- Published by: Clarion Books/Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing
- ISBN: 9781328808653


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The ninth series in the Fourth Doctor Adventures range of audios was released by Big Finish Productions in 2020. It featured Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Lalla Ward as Romana II, Matthew Waterhouse as Adric and John Leeson as K9.
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Shifting again the format of the series, instead of eight one-hour stories, series 9 was composed of four two-hour stories. The first two stories were released on 22 January 2020 and were available as an individual download, or could be purchased together in The Fourth Doctor Adventures Series 9: Volume 1. The last two were released in the same manner on February 2020, and were collected in The Fourth Doctor Adventures Series 9: Volume 2.
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- This series marked the first time Adric has appeared in a full-cast audio story alongside the Fourth Doctor.
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The political figure the right wing loves to hate made it very clear Tuesday morning that she is absolutely not running for president again. That’s a minor blow for the part of the Democratic base that wants her to make another try, but it’s a bigger blow for Republicans who have raised a great deal of money over the years by warning GOPers of the specter of a Hillary Clinton presidency.
“No, no,” the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee and former secretary of state said with a laugh during a “Morning Joe” interview Tuesday morning, when Clinton was interviewed to honor International Women’s Day
“But I am certainly going to be active in supporting women running for office and other candidates who I think should be reelected or elected, both women and men,” Clinton said.
“There’s a big debate going on about the future of democracy,” along with talk about the economy, climate change, health and other issues, Clinton added. “I will stay active in all those debates.”


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text: A rare Christian Dior documented silver vinyl mini dress dating back to their 1970 spring/summer collection. The Colifichets boutique was found on the ground floor of the Dior Haute Couture atelier at 30 Avenue Montaigne in Paris. It allowed Dior to expand his clientele beyond his Haute Couture clients. The pieces were still made in house and to demi-couture standards. This rare-to-find piece was also the 1970 uniform of hostesses to welcome the French Pavilion of the Exposition Universelle in Osaka. I love the over-sized mod side pocket and micro mini length. Perfect with thigh-high boots or patterned tights. Highly wearable and an investment piece that will continue to increase in value.

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Mathematical Method Provides Deeper Understanding of Drug Interactions
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Researchers at the CeMM Research Center for Molecular Medicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences have developed a new methodology characterizing more precisely how drugs influence each other when combined during treatment. Their analysis of over 30k drug pairs applied to cell lines identified 1,832 interactions between 242 different drugs and sheds new light on how drugs perturb the underlying molecular networks. The findings have now been published in the scientific journal Nature Communications.
Combining two or more drugs can be an effective treatment of diverse diseases, such as cancer. Yet, at the same time, the wrong drug combination can cause major side effects. Currently there is no systematic understanding of how different drugs influence each other. Thus, elucidating how two given drugs interact, and whether they have a beneficial effect, would mean a major step towards drug development to treat diseases more effectively in the future.
On a molecular level, drugs cause complex perturbations of various cellular processes in our body. These processes are orchestrated by an intricate network of molecular interactions, the so-called interactome. Over the last decade, numerous studies have revealed a close relationship between the structure of the interactome and the functional organization of the molecular machinery within the cell. This opened exciting opportunities for using network-based approaches to investigate the foundations of both healthy and disease states. Following this trend, Principal Investigator Jörg Menche and his group at CeMM developed a novel mathematical framework for mapping out precisely how different perturbations of the interactome influence each other.
The new study performed by Caldera et al., represents the first general approach to quantifying with precision how drugs interact with each other, based on a mathematical model that considers their high-dimensional effects. Their research reveals that the position of targets of a given drug on the interactome is not random but rather localized within so-called drug modules. They found that the location of a drug module is linked to the specific cell morphological changes induced by the respective treatments, making morphology screens a valuable resource for the investigation of drug interactions. Further they identified various factors that contribute to the emergence of such interactions. Most notably, the distance between two drug modules on the interactome plays a key role: Certain types of interactions are more likely depending on the exact proximity between the two respective drug modules. If the modules are too far away from each other, it is rather unlikely that an interaction will take place.
“We developed a completely new methodology to classify drug interactions. Previous methods could characterize interactions only as synergistic or antagonistic. Our methodology is able to distinguish 12 distinct interactions types and also reveals the direction of an interaction”, says Michael Caldera, first author of the study and PhD student at Jörg Menche’s Group.
The study of the Menche group has broadened the understanding of how drugs perturb the human interactome, and what causes drugs to interact. Moreover, the introduced methodology offers the first comprehensive and complete description of any potential outcome that may arise from combining two perturbations. Finally, this methodology could also be applied to address other key challenges, such as dissecting the combined impact of genetic variations or predicting the effect of a drug on a particular disease phenotype. Their research forms a solid base for understanding and developing more effective drug therapies in the future.
Reference: Caldera, et al. (2019) Mapping the perturbome network of cellular perturbations. Nature Communications. DOI: 10.1038/s41467-019-13058-9
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